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ISSUE NO.1 - MARCH 2021

The biggest ambition for any artist is to be able to showcase their art to the largest audience possible. Today, the most widely recognised and most popular platform for any filmmaker to be featured on, is the Oscars. It is THE label one would want to be associated with their film. Just being Oscar Nominated is a dream come true for many filmmakers out there and winning one would not only be career defining but also a life milestone for every aspiring film professional anywhere in the world.

Traditionally, a high percentage of successful film professionals across the world would have started their careers by being associated with a short film - be  it a  student film or a private project.  The addiction to the medium is first tasted in the short format!  So, every year when this time comes around, it is heartwarming to see the fresh crop of talent and new content we are privileged to consume. Talented filmmakers from all corners of the world are pushing the boundaries of what it means to make a short film and are being recognised for their efforts by the Academy.

This year has been tough on every industry, but the creativity and talent has found a way to thrive. “Shortrrmag” was created to showcase and champion the best short films of the world and we are proud to bring our premiere issue, talking about the 20 films that are on the cusp of making history. Getting shortlisted from amongst 270 films that qualified for the Oscars, these films are already making waves across the world. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to talk to the people behind these films. Read on to get a peek into their minds!

“Shortrrmag” is proud to be a part of shaping the future of the international short film industry.

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20  SHORTS

BIG

HAVE MADE IT

ISSUE NO.1
MARCH 2021

STORIES  | INTERVIEWS  |  SNEAK PEEKS  |  ART  |  LIVE ACTION  |  ANIMATED 

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THE BIG FUTURE FOR SHORT FILMS

Icelandic animator Gísli Darri Halldórsson talks about heritage and setting a tone for animation in the land of Fire and Ice.   

YES PEOPLE

French directors Sophie Tavert Macian and Hugo Frassetto talk process and art in their hand paint on glass animation short.

TRACES

Isreali Filmmaker Tomer Shushan speaks about his real life encounter with an immigrant and effectively showcasing it  on  screen in one single take!

WHITE EYE

Young Ghanaian Filmmaker Anthony Nti tells his story of making a film with his family and realising his dream to make his country proud.

DA YIE

Makers Max Lang & Daniel Snaddon speak about the epic journey and determination behind  their successful children’s animated book adaptation.

THE SNAIL AND THE WHALE

South Korean art filmmaker Erick Oh speaks about becoming a storyteller irrespective of the medium, and making a film “installation”.

OPERA

An insightful chat with makers Michael Govier and Will McCormack on their hard hitting short about school shootings.

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