Screamstation Fest
An Investigation Into The Specific Relationship Between Sound And Image
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Past and present screenings / constantly updated.
An Investigation Into The Specific Relationship Between Sound And Image
Screamstation Fest is a film event that explores the on-going relationship between sound and image in contemporary experimental and narrative cinema.
---> The first Screamstation Fest took place in 2012 at Horse Hospital, London. The selection consisted of twenty three films by authors that drew from art, film, media, popular culture and philosophy. It included work from established artists such as Candice Breitz and Malcolm Le Grice but also introduced work from no less talented lesser known filmmakers, time-based media artists and the like.
All the films that were selected for the event each negotiated this interconnection in a unique yet different way.
Screamstation Fest is a London-based event dedicated to experimental cinema and the creative relationship between sound and image.
The festival presents a curated programme of experimental films, artist moving image and hybrid audiovisual works to an audience interested in contemporary moving image culture.
The event brings together filmmakers, artists, sound practitioners, writers, researchers and students engaged with experimental and innovative forms of cinema.
This year Screamstation Fest invites filmmakers and artists to submit their work via FilmFreeway for consideration for the 2026 programme.
Screamstation Fest welcomes experimental films, innovative short films, artist moving image and hybrid audiovisual works from anywhere in the world. Films in languages other than English must include English subtitles.
Selected works will be presented to an audience of filmmakers, artists, writers, researchers and others engaged with experimental cinema, media art and contemporary moving image culture.
Submissions to Screamstation Fest are managed through FilmFreeway.
Filmmakers and artists are invited to submit experimental films, innovative short films, artist moving image and hybrid audiovisual works for consideration for the 2026 programme.
Selected works will receive Official Selection status and may be presented at Screamstation Fest in London, with promotion across the festival website and social media channels.
Awards may include Best Experimental Film and Best Innovative Short Film.
By submitting to Screamstation Fest, participants agree to the festival rules and conditions.
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---> Filmmakers must hold all necessary rights associated with their films and grant the festival permission to use short excerpts or stills for publicity purposes.
---> Screamstation Fest cannot be held responsible for any claims involving copyright, trademark, credits, or royalty issues related to submitted works.
---> Promotional material may be shared with industry contacts and partners for the purpose of festival promotion and visibility of selected works.
Past and present screenings / constantly updated.
