Photos from 60 Seconds Festival urban screenings of Untitled.
Copenhagen Contemporary
Amagerbro, Copenhagen
The two collaborating festivals 60 Seconds Festival in Copenhagen and One-Off Moving Image Festival are screening my films November 8–22 in Copenhagen, Frederiksberg, Helsingør, and online.
60 Seconds Festival screens films in urban public spaces, projecting them onto walls or on the streets. My 1-second film Untitled is part of this year's urban screenings. In addition, all submitted films were screened at the festival's opening event at Skabelonloftet in Copenhagen on November 8. More information about the festival, including an overview of the screening locations, can be found at 60sec.org
One-Off Moving Image Festival runs in parallel online November 8–22, featuring my 60-second film Untitled. You can watch the One-Off Moving Image Festival films on noemata.net/one-off
Sometimes enough is enough. This post is for readers who are interested in the world of film festivals and how filmmakers are treated.
Some time ago I received an email from Davide Iacono, Programming Director for the 2027 Dumbo Film Festival in Dumbo, New York. They were interested in my film Fuga for viewing consideration. They provided a code for a 25% discount on the submission fee, if I submitted Fuga to them on FilmFreeway read more
AI Talents New York will show Fuga October 18 at Midtowner Productions, 152 East Harlem, NYC.
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Update October 18: I won the Best AI Editor award for Fuga at AI Talents New York Autumn 2026 edition.
Shadows is selected for screening at the British Science Festival 2026, at the Physics on Film event "Matter, Light, Frame" which takes place September 20 at John Hansard Gallery, Southampton, UK. The free event will feature a series of short physics art films shown at Physics on Film 2025 and 2026.
There is more information on the Physics on Film website https://www.iop.org/events/matter-light-frame-british-science-festival
Physics on Film is organised by the Institute of Physics (IOP), London.
New video, 4:20, 2026
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