Glasgow Short Film Festival 2022
After an enforced three year hiatus from physical venues due to the pandemic, Glasgow Short Film Festival (GSFF) recently made its long-awaited return to in-person screenings between the 23rd and the 27th March 2022.
The ground floor of Civic House was utilised as a Festival Hub for this 15th edition of GSFF, providing a perfect setting for the programme’s industry and social events – as well as being a convenient alternative venue for a portion of the screenings themselves.
GSFF22: Delegates Dinner
Photo by Ingrid Mur
The diner and dance floor aesthetic of the Kitchen encapsulates the smart in the front, party in the back attitude. Equally adept as a formal locale for the Delegates Dinner, as it was for the fun of Ringo Music Bingo, Happy Hour drinks, and even a DJ set from KTAB.
GSFF22: DJ set by KTAB at Civic House
Photo by Ingrid Mur
During the pandemic, the Project Space was constructed fully – creating an enclosed, partitioned space between the Kitchen and Venue. GSFF chose to utilise this room by transforming it into a Box Office and Guest Desk away from the surrounding hubbub.
Meet the Festivals
Image by Erika Stevenson
The largest of the ground floor spaces, GSFF were keen to explore the full potential of the Venue. Its well-lit nature provided the perfect backdrop to more talk-oriented listings such as Meet the Festivals and a Panel Discussion, while its blackout blinds were utilised for screenings like Camille & Ulysse, The End, Eco-Spectrality, and For Shorts and Giggles.
GSFF22: Camille & Ulysse
Photo by Ingrid Mur
GSFF22: The End
Photo by Ingrid Mur