Film Archive

Short films starring LAMDA graduates

Welcome to our short film archive, here you will find films created for our students with professional writers and crew. Screen acting is an integral part of the BA (Hons) Professional Acting and MFA Professional Acting courses and immerses our students in real world on set experience. You can view more short films on our YouTube channel.

The Women of Troy

Filmed in the 2020 BA (Hons) Professional Acting students own homes, watch our graduates' innovative production of Euripides' The Women of Troy.

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2020

Short films featuring our MFA Professional Acting 2020 cohort.

A woman and man in a brightly lit room face each other

The Pat Down

Two young adults talk outside a block of flats

Still Here

A young woman burns a piece of paper

Rest in Peace

A young man stares intensely at a computer

Love Stories

A figure seated in a chair is seen through a doorframe

A Mistake with the Chairs

2019

Our 2019 short films featuring our BA (Hons) Professional Acting & MFA Professional Acting students.

Two drug gangsters and a gagged third man look up alarmed

The Squeeze

Two young women stand inside the entrance hall of a residence

Saint Christopher

A woman and a man embrace in a car park at night

Necking

A futuristic mask is placed on a woman by a medic in a white environment

Flicker

A young women is embraced by a friend

Before I Fall

A young couple celebrate their wedding with guests in their home

Twenty Four Hours

A young man in a burglar's mask and a young women wearing a crown of playing cards confront each other

The Burglar

A tearful woman and a man sit at a table

Just So

A tattoo on the bicep of a young man, depicting the name 'Jackie'

Bleeder

A bee keeper

In the Service of the Queen

A women in a head scarf sits next to a harp

Sam and Alex

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