Contest

Hot Shot Shorts II

Vancouver, BC...The Hot Shot Shorts Film Contest, The Celluloid Social Club & Paladin Show Services are proud to announce the launch of the 2nd Annual Hot Shot Shorts Film Contest.

The purpose of the Contest is to provide the sponsorship support to an exceptional short film script that might not otherwise have the opportunity to be made into a film. The Contest was founded by Ed Brando (Paladin Show Services), Paul Armstrong (Celluloid Social Club) , Aaron Houston (Celluloid Social Club) & Scott Campbell (Maxell Canada).

The WINNER of the 2nd ANNUAL HOT SHOT SHORTS FILM CONTEST is

‘Everything's Coming Up Rosie'
by Jereme Watt

The film stars Ian Tracey (Da Vinci's Inquest, Intelligence), Jodelle Ferland ( Tideland, Silent Hill) & Julia Anderson (The Unquiet).

Synopsis - ‘Everything's Coming Up Rosie' - Life for a kid with autism is vastly different than for the average child. See the world through Rosie's eyes as she embarks on a journey to communicate her thoughts.

News

Best Canadian Short Film

The Hot Shot Shorts Film Contest, The Celluloid Social Club, and William F White International are proud to announce that the winner of the 2nd Annual Hot Shot Shorts film contest, Everything's Coming Up Rosie by Jereme Watt (Wilted), has received the Award for BEST CANADIAN SHORT FILM at the 3rd Annual CANADA INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL. The film was directed by Jereme Watt (Wilted), produced by Aisla Webster (Taming Tammy) and stars Jodelle Ferland (Twilight Saga: Eclipse), Ian Tracey (Da Vinci's Inquest; Iron Road) & Julia Anderson (Stargate: Universe).

Selected from 96 enteries, the winner of the 1st Annual Hot Shot Shorts Film Contest, last year, was

The Bar

It was written by Peter New, directed by Mike Jackson, produced by Dan Schlanger and executive produced by Susin Nielsen & Gary Harvey (Robson Arms). The film stars Peter Deluise (Stargate, 21 Jump Street) & Simone Bailly (The ‘L’ Word).

It has screened at Montreal World Film Festival, Los Angeles Shorts Fest, Edmonton International Film Festival, Whistler Film Festival, PuSh Festival, Port Moody Canadian Film Festival, Les 14th Rendez-Vous du Cinema Quebecois et Francophone and the Sea to Sky Film Festival.

The Bar won Best Comedy at the 2007 Sea to Sky Film Festival in Squamish, BC.