Film shorts Box 21 and That Time of Year have been selected for the London Lift Off Film Festival. The Lift-Off Global Network encompasses worldwide live screening events, distribution initiatives, a seasonal awards ceremony, and an ever-growing and active network of indie film creators.
You can view both Box 21 and That Time of Year ONLINE as part of the online festival, giving you the chance to vote for audience favorites. The London Lift Off Film Festival began on Monday, December 6th, and ends January 3rd, giving you some time to view the shorts before the festival concludes.
CLICK HERE to get your tickets to the ONLINE event (That Time of Year is screening along with the “Trendsetter Shorts” while Box 21 screens with the “New Voice Shorts”) and vote for your favorites!
Directed by Tom White, Box 21 follows the story of a grieving woman who visits one of her late mother’s acquaintances, arriving with a mysterious red box. Also directed by Tom White, That Time of Year stars the late Joel Nathan King and Mia Arachikavitz. The short tells the story of a recent widower who returns to tour the college campus where he met his late wife, reconciling with his past.
That Time of Year recently won Best Production Design at the Golden Earth Film Awards where the film was also nominated for Best Short, Best Director, and Best Lead Actor (Joel Nathan King) at the same event.
More About The London Lift Off Film Festival
Initially a film festival, Lift-Off has grown into a vast platform for emerging artists. This includes feature film content, shorts, commercial, music video content, animations, and experimental arthouse. They also feature a script promotion and exchange platform, along with extensive production initiatives.
Lift-Off Global Network is based at Pinewood Studios in the UK, the heart of the UK film industry. The location is regarded by many as one of the most famous film studios on the globe. The studio gives the company unique access to state-of-the-art technologies, industry stakeholders, and much more.
Lift-Off welcomes face-to-face meeting requests from anyone interested in learning about what they do. They pride themselves on being an open and energetic team, focused on changing the film industry by introducing unique ideas—forging long-lasting relationships with other organizations and the great people they meet along the way.
About Tom White
Tom White has been in the filmmaking industry for a decade, with several notable shorts under his belt. Some of his work includes The Silence in Between (2014), Girl on Girl (2016), A Cure For Loneliness (2019), and the TV mini-series Bad Things, Good People (2020).
You can learn more about Tom White from his episode on The Love Letters to Virginia Podcast with Vanessa Pazmino, which featured the Channel 757 Director and Producer. The podcast discusses filmmaking careers, upcoming and current projects, and opinions on the Hampton Roads filmmaking community. The podcast is for lovers, locals, tourists, and transplants who want to know more about the culture of VA.
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