DBD already has SAW. I have no idea how Terrifier is “too much” in comparison. Theyre pretty equal in terms of body horror. Though; SAW is just more mechanical and the cinematography is dramatic and really exaggerative so the gore isnt nearly as centerframe as in Terrifier.

I'm confused because 1) the camera literally had gibbs centerframe the entire shot. And 2) if Gibbs is SO fast, how did Moro Ojomo (97) chase him down

100K subscribers on YouTube. What a milestone. When we launched CenterFrame Curated, the goal was simple: give short films the audience they deserve. Today, more than 100,000 people have subscribed to watch, discover, discuss, and celebrate incredible filmmaking from around the world. From award winners to hidden gems, from first-time directors to established voices returning to shorts, this channel became a home for people who truly love cinema. And the best part? The conversations. The comments. The community that keeps showing filmmakers their work matters. Thank you to every filmmaker who trusted us with their films, and every viewer who pressed play. This is only the beginning. #CenterFrame #ShortFilm #IndependentFilm #FilmCommunity #Cinema #Filmmaking #YouTubeCreator #ShortFilms #IndieFilm

Tonight at 19:30, three British shorts air on London TV. The first ever CenterFrame Short Film Showcase. Three filmmakers. One broadcast slot. Real terrestrial television. 📺 Freeview 8 · Sky 117 · Virgin Media 159 Set a reminder. Tell someone who'd love this. And if you've made a short film of your own, this could be you next month. Submit your film. It might end up on TV. centerframe.club/curated #ShortFilm #ShortFilms #IndependentFilm #Filmmakers #Filmmaking #IndieFilm #FilmCommunity #ShortFilmShowcase

London — three British short films are coming to your TV. This Friday, the first ever CenterFrame Short Film Showcase airs on London TV. Three filmmakers. One slot. Real broadcast television. 📅 Friday 1 May 🕢 19:30 📺 Freeview 8 · Sky 117 · Virgin Media 159 Tune in. Tell a filmmaker. And if you've made a short, we'd love to see it. Submit your film. It might end up on TV.   centerframe.club/curated #ShortFilm #ShortFilms #IndependentFilm #Filmmakers #Filmmaking #IndieFilm #FilmCommunity #ShortFilmShowcase

This Friday, for the first time, short films from CenterFrame Curated are being broadcast on television. One of this films is "Two Minutes", written & directed by Jamie Benyon. Check out this message from the filmmaker himself and tune in on May 1st. Watch on: Freeview Channel 8 Sky 117 Virgin Media 159 This is what we meant when we said short films deserve bigger audiences. Submit your film. It might end up on TV. centerframe.club/curated

We are thrilled to shine a well-deserved spotlight on three of our incredibly talented CenterFrame members who are making major waves in their filmmaking careers! ✨ Swipe through ➡️ to join us in celebrating: 🎬 Jamie Benyon for his selection into the prestigious Reykjavik International Film Festival (RIFF) Talent Lab! This is a huge opportunity to connect with filmmakers from around the globe. Get ready for an epic experience in Iceland! 🇮🇸 🍿 Luke Bather for the selection of his film, How to Wash a Body, How to Cleanse a Soul, at the Horizon Film Festival in Liverpool this month and at the Sunderland Shorts Film Festival in May! We know these are just some examples of the many screenings for this project. Keep up the amazing work! 🎉 Ben S. Hyland for the incredible festival run of his short film, The Man That I Wave At! It’s been selected for several fantastic festivals, including Sunderland Shorts Film Festival, BIFFF, BONEBAT, Grindhouse Paradise, Focus Wales Film Festival, SI-FAN, among others! 🎬Lydia Matata for being selected as one of the 2026 Sundance Institute Cultural Impact Residency Fellows, besides being selected for La Fabrique Cinéma 2026 and will be heading to Cannes this May to pitch her feature film Pepo Kali! We are so proud of all you’ve accomplished and can't wait to see what the future holds. Congratulations, everyone! We love seeing our community thrive.

“What a great opportunity to be connected to so many industry professionals…” That’s what filmmaker Jo Lane experienced at CenterFrame 💬 From meaningful conversations to real industry connections, our showcases are designed to bring filmmakers into the room where things happen. Jo joined as a CenterFrame member and turned that experience into momentum for her film Gobstopper 🎬 And that’s exactly what CenterFrame is about: opening doors, building community, and helping your work go further.

We wanted a space that feels like the people on this list. Creative. Curious. A bit electric. The Century Club is exactly that. Our Venue Partner for The Watchlist Celebration Party. A creative members' club that has championed artists, writers, and filmmakers since 2001. A space where the industry gathers. The right place to recognise 50 exceptional emerging short film professionals from across the UK. Nominations are open now. Institutional partners only. centerframe.club/watchlist #TheWatchlist #CenterFrame #ShortFilm #UKFilm #CenturyClub #EmergingTalent #FilmIndustry

Every filmmaker has a starting point. On a very special episode of Make It Short, critic Diogo Brüggemann interviewed director Ukrainian filmmaker Varta Arutiunian. In the conversation, she reflects on her early relationship with filmmaking and how that journey shaped the way she tells stories today. Watch the full clip and follow CenterFrame for more conversations with the filmmakers shaping the future of short films.

Huge congrats to all the CenterFrame members screening their short films at BFI Flare 2026. 🌈🎬 Check out their short films: Lonelier Than Love, by Em J Gilbertson You and Me Makes Three, by Emmalie El Fadli I Hate Helen, by Katie Lambert Coyotes, by Said Zagha If you are heading to Flare, add these to your schedule and show them some love!

Three times a year, the CenterFrame Industry Showcase lights up a Central London cinema with up to some standout short films, and the room is packed with industry people looking for the next great voices. Past guests have included BBC Studios, StudioCanal, Searchlight Pictures, Fremantle, TeaShop, and more. Take a look at highlights from a previous Showcase and if you’re a Pro Member, you can join us at the next one on March 26. 🎬

Jed Shepherd (Host, Dashcam) just picked his Top 5 scripts for this edition of CenterFrame Selects. Selects is a chance to get your work in front of established filmmakers and industry players, and these five made the cut: Bell Tower by Jason Sheedy Is That You Matty? by Anna Morris Mister Mittens by Stephen Graves Panic Attack by Jadey Duffield VAG by Lily Britton Congrats to all the amazing writers who made it! Swipe through, get inspired, and if you want to be next, learn more about the current Selects opportunities at centerframe.club/selects

Jed Shepherd’s Selects picks keep delivering. 🔥 Mister Mittens by Stephen Graves just landed on the CenterFrame Selects shortlist, and Jed’s verdict is clear: a watchable, slightly warped voice that turns everyday couple drama into something darker, sharper, and quietly addictive. 🐾🖤 Selects is your chance to get your work seen by established filmmakers and industry players, and this one was chosen by Jed Shepherd (Host, Dashcam) himself. Learn more about open Selects opportunities: centerframe.club/selects

The CenterFrame Selects shortlist is here: the Jed Shepherd edition 🎬✨ A razor sharp, no filler lineup, handpicked by Jed. If you want to know what a pro actually responds to on the page, this is it. Here are Jed’s Top 10, in alphabetical order: Bell Tower by Jason Sheedy Forever Home by Jonny King Is That You Matty? by Anna Morris Mister Mittens by Stephen Graves Panic Attack by Jadey Duffield Stay Out by Macaulay Jones Stroopwafels by Mark van Heusden VAG by Lily Britton Violent Delights by Jack Warren Warm Glow by Molly Wise Huge congrats to every writer on the shortlist 👏🎉 Now it gets real: Jed Shepherd’s Top 5 drops Feb 27. Set your reminders and place your bets. Want in on the next round? Explore the open CenterFrame Selects opportunities: cframe.club/selects

UK cinema's next essential voices aren't all in London. The professionals shaping the future of UK filmmaking are teaching at drama schools in Newcastle. Working on sets in Bristol. Screening at community cinemas in Cardiff. Studying at universities across Scotland. Collaborating with rental houses in Belfast. But here's the problem: Industry recognition tends to flow through the same networks, the same postcodes, the same circles. Exceptional talent gets overlooked because they're not in the right geography or the right network. THE WATCHLIST changes that. A year-round recognition programme partnering with institutions across the entire UK to discover and celebrate exceptional emerging talent in short filmmaking. Not another London list. A recognition programme that reflects the full geography of UK cinema. Launching in February. #TheWatchlist #UKCinema #ShortFilm #EmergingTalent #CenterFrame

The CenterFrame Selects longlist is here - Jed Shepherd edition. 🎬✨ This is a killer lineup of scripts, and the shortlist, curated by Jed himself, will be announced Feb 16. Here are the longlisted scripts and writers. Bell Tower by Jason Sheedy Broken Shell by Elliot Blakemore Firetrap by Thandeka Lubimbi Forever Home by Jonny King Grow by Sabrina Rivetti Horse by Liz Unna Is That You Matty? by Anna Morris It Sees Within by Sarah Dawes Jinx by Sherice Griffiths Mister Mittens by Stephen Graves Mr Misanthrope by Alejandro Alberola Panic Attack by Jadey Duffield Redlight by Ryan Avery Stay Out by Macaulay Jones Stroopwafels by Mark van Heusden The Frame by Liam Fitzpatrick Torn Velvet by Bailey Tom Bailey VAG by Lily Britton Violent Delights by Jack Warren Warm Glow by Molly Wise Huge congrats to every writer on the list. 👏🎉 Learn more about the open Selects competitions: cframe.club/3bq6

New on CenterFrame Curated: I Understand, written and directed by Mark can Heusden "Ben and Eve had a fight at a house party. They both let off steam by meeting a friend in a pub to express their frustration and share their story. As they both tell their version of events, we find out what really happened that night." Watch it now: cframe.club/85y0 CenterFrame Curated is our YouTube initiative that actually pays filmmakers. 50/50 split of all ad revenue. No other short film channel does this. Here's the deal: Add your film to our FILMS page (free), we watch everything, and if we hand-pick your film to be featured on our channel, you get half the YouTube money. Not exposure. Not experience. Actual money. We're just starting, but we're building something filmmakers have needed for years: a platform that treats you like a partner, not content to exploit. Upload your film. Go to centerFrame.club/films Subscribe to our YouTube and support new filmmakers: YouTube.com/@CenterFrame

Soho London International Film Festival kicks off this Friday, and we’re excited to share that several short films from our CenterFrame community have been selected to screen. Take a look at what’s on. Friday, Jan 16th at 11AM An Imperfect Cadence, by Nathan Haines Saturday, Jan 17th at 4:30PM Fractured Frame, by Natalie Lauren Love & Bullets, by Jadey Duffield The Pearl Comb, by Ali Cook Saturday, Jan 17th at 6:30PM Solers United, by Sara Harruk Grandma is Thirsty, by Kristian Carr Huge congratulations to all the selected filmmakers. If you’re heading to SohoLIFF, go show them some love in the cinema. 🎬✨ CenterFrame will also be hosting a live Script Club discussion on Last Night in Soho at the festival at 10am on Saturday, January 17. Anyone with a ticket for any of that day’s screening blocks is welcome to attend. Tickets can be bought here: soholiff.co.uk/tickets-are-l…

*Were* a plague? Dune 2 only came out last year. The throat-singing was high-impact, but you're can only be so subtle with a sledgehammer. Eggers and Villneuve are only useful as instruments of political signaling. Close-up centerframe shots are not actually good cinematography