“Empowering storytellers to bring their visions to life.”
Double Dice Short Film Competition
"Got a short film or animation idea? Here’s your chance to make it happen.
The Double Dice Short Film Competition invites filmmakers and creators of all levels to showcase their talent, share their voice, and turn imagination into motion.
The winning project will receive up to £30,000 in production funds and support from Double Dice Studios — in collaboration with our team of creators and dreamers, helping you bring your vision to life.
At Double Dice Studios, we’re driven by creativity, innovation, and the art of cinematic storytelling. This competition is a celebration of unique voices and the power of collaboration — where passion meets opportunity.
A Friend Of Dorothy
This remarkable piece explores themes of intergenerational friendship, love, and the power of art. “A Friend of Dorothy” has gone on to win nine prestigious film awards, including the HollyShorts Film Festival’s Best Director Award, the NewFest’s Teen Choice Award, and the Indy Shorts International Film Festival’s Directorial Debut and Overall Audience Choice Awards.
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(Un)Usual Love
“(Un)Usual Love” is a comedy driven series, playing on the game of love and dating.
Created by Connor Duke, this original series explores the dating lives of hilarious, irreverent fictional characters portrayed by both established and up-and-coming comedians.
“(Un)Usual Love” Combines the highs and lows of real life dating with the charisma, charm and laugh factor of a stand-up comedy show. With an endlessly creative approach, “(Un)Usual Love” will have audiences crying of laughter or cringing behind their sofa.
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Ok Prove It!
“OK Prove It!” is an original kids’ live-action series that embraces the wild adventure that is childhood.
This one of a kind series, created by the celebrated children’s director Devon Dickson, encourages children to explore and challenge the world around them. “OK Prove It!” is all about instilling confidence in today’s youth, all while embracing the hardships of growing up.
In a culture of digital isolation, “OK Prove It!” encourages children to reconnect with nature and each other.
