Events Calendar
Keep in the loop about the latest indie filmmaking events near you - from festivals to screenings, workshops and networking.
Two bold films, one DIY space, and a powerful cause. FOMO Film Club kicks off with The Circle by Jafar Panahi and Titane by Julia Ducournau—cinema that challenges systems and bodies alike. All profits go to support communities under siege in occupied Palestine. Expect great films, a bit of a feast, and that classic FOMO flavour under the arches.
Coming up Thursday 12th June at 13:00 GMT Instagram Live!
We’ll be sitting down with NM Production’s Founder & Executive Producer Anissa Payne to talk about adapting to the need for social first content
1. how the branded & commercial production landscape is changing
2. launching pintsized studios in response to the growing need for social first content
3. how directors can use social first…
A new sober film night exclusively for POC divas kicks off in Hackney Wick. Expect short films, a surprise feature, open discussion and space to actually talk - not just shout over music. Bring your voice, your mates, and maybe a film to screen. Donations on the door go to local GoFundMe causes.
FOMO is excited to team up with the crew at CineCertified for a relaxed evening of drinks, chat and good company.
CineCertified trainees, ambassadors, and other collaborators along with FOMO members are welcome to come down to meet each other at this chill social for camera crew of all levels. This is a chance to learn more about CineCertified’s work in setting new standards for crew culture a…
Join us for an insightful session with filmmaker Greg Burnett, as he shares his experiences as a globally-travelled creative professional. Hosted by Wex and Atomos, this event is perfect for filmmakers, content creators, and gear enthusiasts looking to elevate their craft. Greg will dive into the tools and techniques that have shaped his workflow, with a special focus on external monitoring and t…
Award-winning filmmaker Tal Amiran returns to ArtHouse with a special showcase of his powerful short docs, including a screening of his latest film Weree, about celebrated outsider artist Johnson Weree. The programme also includes Seven Days a Week, Sand Men and Dafa Metti – with subjects ranging from street life to migration – followed by a Q&A with film historian and critic Ian Christie.
This summer, London Experimental offers a free, all-day celebration of bold, boundary-pushing cinema from around the world. Running from midday until late, it’s an anti-festival with no programming, no competition, and no prizes—just a space to honour and explore experimental film.
The Independent Film Cooperative Manchester welcomes everyone from all backgrounds and with any level of experience! (Actors are welcome, too.)
They run their networking events 'speed-dating'-style; you have 5 minutes to talk with someone before you move around so you get a chance to speak with almost everyone by the end of the night!