Pitching
Want to make a film? We’ll help you with that
Ready to make a film? Find out below how to pitch to use our equipment.
We accept pitches for short or feature films and documentaries. To use our equipment for other purposes, please get in touch at contact@ouff.org.uk.
Pitching is currently: CLOSED
Click the button below to be taken to the Pitching Application Form:
Even when pitching is closed, you may still click the button above to see what the form looks like!
In the Application we require:
Project title
Logline
Script: writer, rights, first draft
Equipment needed
Filming dates
Bio’s from': Director, Producer, Technical Lead
Producer’s statement: budget, casting, locations, risk assessment
Director’s statement
FAQs
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Well done for writing the script! You have 2 options (and we recommend you do both!):
Firstly, you can post the longline into our Facebook group and tell people to message / email you if they’re interested. We recommend you title your post with what you’re looking for e.g. ‘Producer call out’
Secondly, at the start of every term, we host a social to meet other filmmakers. At the start of the social, we offer the opportunity for both greenlit projects and projects in development (i.e. only have a script or an idea) to present it to the room.
This is a very relaxed environment, full of other students with similar interests and who want to collaborate with you, so please do not be intimidated.
Presentation will be no longer than a minute or two, and after presentations have finished, everyone is free to socialise. We hope through this you find a collaborator!
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We understand making your first film can be a daunting process. We recommend taking a crew role on another student’s film to get a taste of how student film is at Oxford. Keep an eye on the Facebook for ‘crew call outs’. We want to support first time filmmakers as much as we can, so please do read all the resources we provide and if you’re free, come along to our free socials (see our term card for when/where they are) to have a chat with us and meet other filmmakers.
Lastly please check out our production guide for the 10 first steps to making a short film at Oxford:
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The idea is hardest step, so well done. You have 2 options (and we recommend you do both!):
Firstly, you can post the idea into our Facebook group and tell people to message / email you if they’re interested. We recommend you title your post with what you’re looking for e.g. ‘Scriptwriter call out’
Secondly, at the start of every term, we host a social to meet other filmmakers. At the start of the social, we offer the opportunity for both greenlit projects and projects in development (i.e. only have a script or an idea) to present it to the room.
This is a very relaxed environment, full of other students with similar interests and who want to collaborate with you, so please do not be intimidated.
Presentation will be no longer than a minute or two, and after presentations have finished, everyone is free to socialise. You can come up with as small as ‘I want to make a sci-fi film about AI, anyone else interested in this, let’s talk!”. We hope through this you find a collaborator!