The Morning After will be screening as part of the Odyssey Xmas Cabaret Freakshow in Queensland on December 10.  As part of a multi-media event, it will screen along side other shorts as well as bands such as Monster Zoku Onsomb!, The Kidney Thieves, and The Bad Moon Company.  More information on our Screenings page!

The Morning After will be screening as part of Schlockfest in Queensland on November 10.  More information can be found on our Screenings page.

After a successful first day of shooting The Body, we now have over 60 Production Photos up chronicling the experience.  A huge thankyou to our hugely talented and dedicated cast and crew for the day!  Be sure to check the photos out here.

The Morning After will be screening as part of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival on October 20 as part of the Cutting Edge Horror programme.  More information can be found on our Screenings page.

The Morning After has been selected to screen at this years Melbourne Underground Film Festival.  It will be running in the Mini MUFF portion of the festival, along with a heap of other underground shorts.  More information can be found on our Screenings page.

It is with great delight that we announce that The Morning After has just picked up Bronze for Best Short Film at this years Fantasia!  Obviously we’re pretty stoked at it doing so well at such a well known genre festival.

Wow… we weren’t even told about this one – but apparently The Morning After screened for Short Cuts on June 30th with Megan Spencer as curator.  We’ve updated the site information to reflect this.

Okay, we’re a bit late on the mark documenting this one (it turns out we were constantly checking back on the wrong site for the programme update), but The Morning After was officially invited to screen at this years Fantasia Film Festival in Montréal.  Although one of our screenings have already occurred, you can check the next screening tonight, opening the new hilariously violent feature film The Signal.  More information is on our Screenings page.

The wonderful and dedicated Manu Viciano has set up a Spanish site covering Snowgum Films' Discworld activities, right here.  There you will also find Run Rincewind Run! uploaded with Spanish subtitles!  So if you're a Spanish speaking Discworld fan, or simply feel the need to polish up on your Spanish, check it out now!

Okay - so anyone downloading Run Rincewind Run! over the last couple of days would have noticed a whole heap of craziness going on due to its popularity and our server having a cardiac over the traffic.  We are proud to say that everything appears to be back to normal.

We'd apologise loud and clear for the inconvenience, but instead we're going to mumble, shuffle our feet awkwardly and have a bit of a sob in our Weeties.

If you haven't seen it, be sure to check out now before the limbo gods attack us again!

Run Rincewind Run! is now officially online and open to the public for viewing!  Presented by the Australian Discworld Convention – Nullus Anxietas – it pitched Discworld’s most inept wizard against renowned author Terry Pratchett.  Part film, part theatre, part fiction, part reality, you can view the entire experience here.

On the 15th of May, we decided to give a special sneak peek of the completed Run Rincewind Run! to the Troll Bridge sponsors as a thankyou for their long running support.  The provision being – that they were only allowed to use the link we gave them for their own use.

It has come to our attention, however, that the link has since been posted on the front page of a prominent Discworld fan site.  While we’re thrilled that people are excited and would like to spread the word... we are also obviously disappointed that the spirit of the sneak peek has been destroyed.

So until the official release of Run Rincewind Run! descends upon us next Tuesday, we’ve decided to password that section of the site.  The sponsors have their own login and password to access the information and film.  We apologise for the security inconvenience and to those wishing to access that part of the site legitimately.  All will be restored on Tuesday.

Aaaaand The Morning After has just been accepted into A Night of Horror - Short Film Festival up in Sydney.  Playing in Session 1: Shocking Grindhouse Exploitation - it looks like it will be in good company.  If you're up in Sydney on the 23rd of March - be sure to check it out.  More information on our Screenings page.

The Morning After has just been selected to screen at the Boston Underground FIlm Festival!  Part of the Schadenfreude collection (a series of short comedies based on the missfortune of others), it will be screening on the 23rd of March.  For more details - check out the Screenings page.

After a successful premiere with Popcorn Taxi, we are now proud to announce that Undead Ted is now available for download from this very site!  Feel free to go here and enjoy all the zombie documentary goodness you can handle!

Whilst Undead Ted didn’t make it into the final 16 for this years Tropfest – it did make it into the shortlist… and from there it’s made it into the Tropfest Best of the Rest screenings with Popcorn Taxi!  As such it will be screening in five major cities in Australia from February 26th – March 5th alongside a plethora of other great short films that just missed out.  For each individual screening and location, please see the Screenings page.

Last weekend just saw Nullus Anxietas (the 2007 Australian Discworld Convention).  Not only did we present a heap of info on Troll Bridge (site updates to soon come), but we also premiered a surprise during the Opening Ceremony:  Run Rincewind Run!  A short Discworld fanfilm featuring Rincewind in the jungles of Klatch, which culminated with him appearing onstage at the convention.  We are now in the process of stitching the screening together, but for now you can find more information here.

We also have 33 behind the scenes photos that were taken on the night up in the Production Photos area.  Enjoy!