An international judging panel has added 'Mountain' to the annual Creation Festival Gala in Canada. The event takes place at the Imagine Cinemas on Saint Laurent Boulevard in Ottawa, Ontario on May 31st. Mountain follows a trio of U.S. soldiers who fight for survival after being trapped behind enemy lines during World War II. Wam Siluka Jr, Craig Young and Jam Morrison star in the pic produced and edited by Chris Quick. Electric Faces cinematographer Darren Eggenschwiler shot

I am delighted to release the official poster for short film Mountain. The poster was designed by Jorge Nolasco and features Wam Siluka Jr as soldier Knowles. Mountain follows a trio of U.S. soldiers who fight for survival after being trapped behind enemy lines during World War II. Jorge Nolasco previously designed the poster for Electric Faces. Wam Siluka Jr, Craig Young and Jam Morrison star in the pic produced and edited by Chris Quick. Electric Faces cinematographer Darre

Mountain will have its world premiere at the Portobello Film Festival in London on 13th September 2018. The screening comes almost two years to the day that Electric Faces played to a packed audience at the same festival. Portobello Film Festival is highly regarded as ‘the biggest celebration of independent film in Europe’ (The Independent) with free showings of a wide variety across Notting Hill. Other films showing at Portobello include fellow Glasgow productions Sheltered 

Morrison, Siluka Jr & Young (L-R) Scottish actors Wam Siluka Jr and Jam Morrison have been cast in major roles in World War II action adventure short film Mountain. Siluka Jr has landed the lead role in the pic while Morrison’s part is also significant. Irish actor Craig Young will make his screen debut in Mountain as rugged soldier 'Brennan'. The project will deal with three World War II soldiers trapped behind enemy lines. This news follows an extensive casting process, wit

Electric Faces is to screen at the Glasgow Short Film Festival as part of the Blueprint: Scottish Independent Shorts programme. Curated in partnership with Hans Lucas and the GSSF, the sci-fi-themed programme is "a mix of philosophical speculation, high concept drama and action packed shorts". The screening takes place at Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts on Thursday 15th March. Electric Faces will screen alongside Graeme Watt's Runner, David McCann's Discover, Gary J He

The New York Science Fiction Film Festival marked its inaugural year last week, taking over four venues in the city and screening a multitude of science fiction short films, including Electric Faces. Vice Magazine's channel Motherboard writer Michael Piel wrote: “Electric Faces”, directed by Johnny Herbin, showed some of the strongest world-building of the night (drug addicts in the future have blue-tinged hands; robots, a bit like Saga, have TV’s for heads), but had the char

Glasgow artist Alistair Quietsch has created a special Electric Faces print for the short film. View the print in full below. Electric Faces tells the story of a young crook planning the perfect robbery in Future Glasgow. Euan Bennet leads the cast alongside John Gaffney, George McWilliam, Calum MacAskill and June Hazel. Chris Quick, the co founder of The Glasgow Filmmakers Alliance, is producing with Darren Eggenschwiler on board as Director of Photography. Omar Aborida mast

Electric Faces is currently screening across the globe at several different film festivals. 24th Sep Yes! Let's Make a Movie Film Festival will screen Electric Faces at Studio 62 in Montreal, Canada. The film will be shown alongside fellow UK Screen One Award winner Gordon Robertson's The Chair. 13th Oct Electric Faces can be seen at the Southern Colorado Film Festival as the first of a special international selection at Richardson Hall Auditorium at 4pm. 14th Oct NOMINATED -

'Electric Faces' has a six page feature in this month's Digital FilmMaker Magazine. Last week the magazine revealed a bevy of behind the scenes photos, snapped by producer Chris Quick. Calum MacAskill in costume as humech 'Hugh'. Director of Photography Darren Eggenscwhiler. Make-Up Harley Moore and actress June Hazel. Writer/Director Johnny Herbin See more photos and read full interviews with producer/editor Chris Quick, cinematographer Darren Eggenschwiler and director John

Virginia's Genreblast Film Festival 2016 has added Electric Faces to its lineup of 'Serious Sci Fi' short films. Genreblast organisers said "We want to celebrate the finest in true genre cinema and we're looking for the best features, shorts, music videos and screenplays." The films confirmed for screening in the 'Serious Sci Fi' category are: THE FUTURE PERFECT REVERSAL THEY WILL ALL DIE IN SPACE THE RAT'S DILEMMA THE LAST ABDUCTION THE PERFECT DISH ANIMA POPULACE ELECTRIC F