A screening night for emerging directors and filmmakers, taking real work from the small screen to the big screen. The first in a new series, live at Cineworld The O2.
The audience doesn't just come to watch, they become part of the night. On-screen prompts introduce each film, spark reactions, launch live QR voting and build anticipation before the winners are revealed.
Guests shape the evening, voting for the People's Choice and hearing directly from the filmmakers and industry panel on stage. Every showcase is captured to live far beyond the cinema.
Upload your best short film to Vaultt to be in with a chance of being shortlisted and screened at Cineworld The O2. Any genre, roughly 15 minutes, with flexibility for exceptional work. Free to enter, judged by industry talent.
Submit your filmGrab a ticket and see the shortlisted films on the big screen, vote for the People's Choice Award, and meet the filmmakers and industry panel. Films from 6:15, then drinks and networking until 9.
Get tickets on LumaArrival, drinks and networking as the room fills.
Lights down. A branded opening film sets the tone and introduces the night.
The shortlisted films play back-to-back on the big screen, uninterrupted.
A QR code appears on screen. The audience scans and votes for their favourite film.
The filmmakers and industry judges take the stage for a hosted Q&A.
The judges' winner and the People's Choice are announced and prizes presented.
Drinks and connections. Filmmakers, audience and industry together.
A recurring showcase, each edition spotlighting a different creative discipline, building towards a larger festival finale.

NEER is a London platform built around real, in-person connection. It helps people discover others nearby and actually meet, at cafés, bars, fitness events and screenings across the city, turning shared spaces into real relationships.
That belief is exactly what this night is about. Vaultt surfaces the work, Cineworld gives it the biggest screen there is, and NEER brings the room together, so the people making films and the people watching them leave having genuinely connected.