This is my educational film about the liver. It was produced over 5 months for Jazzy de Lisser and the British Liver Trust. The music was written by Coco Sumner, Miquita Oliver did the great voice over. It's aimed at 13-18 year olds and is an over view of what the liver does, what can go wrong and how to look after it. Raising the profile of one of the most important organs in the body.

In Fire in the Belly two performers re-enact a motivational, ice-breaking exercise in an empty conference room. By extending the exercise to an absurd length, the suggested narrative shifts between comic, erotic, theatrical and violent. The film attempts to disallow its audience to relax into any single mode of experience.

A film by Des Barron.

We at Shooting People are going to try this one at home. Very funny.

A film about three girls who discover a very odd "carnival" in the woods.

It's crouching lover, hidden agenda when a couple puts their relationship and martial-arts skills to the test, in this short film about fidelity, forgiveness, and how to turn domestic objects into menacing weapons. -- Details -- Independently funded & produced by Brett Snelgrove, Domestic is a HD short film based on an award winning play of the same name.

Groundhog Day For The Damned. Written, Directed, Acted In, Shot, Edited by one person. Ewan Bailey

An important film about one of the most remote tribes in India, and how their way of life and culture is threatened by a London based mining company - Vedanta Resources - who prepare to destroy their forests and sacred mountain to build a vast open-cast mine, Survival's new film asks... What will one tribe to do save everything they know?

From director Christopher Hood comes his first super-16mm film. 'There's a Man in the Habit of Hitting me on the Head with an Umbrella' is an eccentric tale of a peculiar relationship.

Christian Bale. What a tip top bloke. All this time I thought his performance in American Psycho was just a fine piece of acting, but as it turns out... that's him in real life! Pretentious wobbly or justified artistic reaction? Opinions most welcome.

A documentary following Emma as she embarks on her first year of school.

Poor Mrs Dombilard has lost her cat 'Pushkin'....Where could her little darling be?

On the way to the inauguration, Barack Obama stopped by Sundance. Featuring: Lou Lombardi (as Vito -- long story) Steven Soderbergh Robert Redford Voices by William Levin and Jeremy Levine http://uk.youtube.com/user/jessedocs

Excerpt of the Film from Animal Monday aka filmmakers Kat Mansoor, Adam Lavis, and Will Hood. Won 2 awards - Best Arts Documentary and Bloomberg Best Newcomer - at the Grierson British Documentary Awards . Here's Johnny enters the surreal world of famous graphic artist Johnny Hicklenton, who is battling against Multiple Sclerosis. Living in an increasing state of immobility and frustration, Johnny escapes the confines of his frontroom through his artwork. Through the expression of his brilliant and sometimes troubled imagination we learn about the disease that he cannot escape from. http://shootingpeople.org/watch/film.php?film_id=54173

Film by Jack Laurance. Finalist for Best Newcomer Rushes Soho Shorts 2008 When the handsome and charming David asks Kirsty back to his flat she doesn't realise her sex life will be tested to its limits. http://shootingpeople.org/cards/JackLaurance

By Robin Bushell. A trip to the zoo ends in colourful chaos.

Shooter Alex Gardiner explores the aftermath of a car crash in his disquieting short experimental film.

By Shooter Joe Butcher. An animated interview with Tom Cruise, doing what he does best, making a maximum amount of noise, while making a minimum amount of sense.

A film by Shooter Mark Sloss about a tattoo artist living in Cannes and a pin-up girl who wishes to be in the spotlight. Mark won ‘Best Emerging Director’ during the student filmmaking program at the Cannes Film Festival for this short. to contact Mark visit http://reel-exchange.com/members/bc7360d3/profile/preview.html (remove spaces)

A short film by Shooter Steven Spencer that explores the evils of addiction. It received its world premiere at the London Film Festival in 2007.