There were 31 films submitted, coming from ten different universities. The winners will be announced at the Award presentation ceremony, held at Coventry University on Thursday 2 November.
BV Awards 2023 submissions
Brothers
Bath Spa University
Jake Allen
rom-com
Dragons
Bath Spa University
Tyrese Shipp
documentary
Its okay, not to be okay
Bath Spa University
Matt Cooke
experimental
Freya
University of Surrey
Hugo Landrey
drama
My Possessive Father
University of Surrey
George Ford
drama
Jingles
University of Surrey
Boyan Borchakov
comedy
Bite the Hand
University of Lincoln
Cameron Morris
drama
The Familiar Tide
University of Lincoln
Ewan Squire
experimental
Finding Peace
University of Lincoln
Courtney Maitland-White
docudrama
Never Mind
Bournemouth University
Eddie Suthers
music video
Aurora e Salvatore
London South Bank University
Tom Hamilton
documentary
Wool
London South Bank University
Elza Elena Lavcinovska
drama
Poets with Hammers
London South Bank University
Jack Hendry
horror
Behind the Reins
Bournemouth University
Imogen Bridges
documentary
Static Flows
Bournemouth University
Mark Tolboom & Harvey Goodyear
music video
Could it save a life?
Bournemouth University
Hanson Nmai & Sam Gould
documentary
Three to Hide
University of York
Tom Morrison
comedy
It's a Man's Game
University of York
Ella Clements
documentary
'Til Death Do Us Part
University of York
Sam Hens
drama
The Reason
Wiltshire College and University Centre
Alfie Anniss
drama
What's Behind the Wall?
Wiltshire College and University Centre
Sam Pope
thriller
Crystal Dead
Wiltshire College and University Centre
Jack Clark
drama
Just 13 Miles Left
Anglia Ruskin University
Rokas Zaueras
documentary
Eternity's Grace
Anglia Ruskin University
George Cocea
drama
Codec
Anglia Ruskin University
Andreia Torres
drama
WSIHE News
Chichester University
James Banwell
television
Good Friday
Chichester University
Ben Collins
drama
One Man Band
Chichester University
Peter Burns
documentary
Offstage: Episode 1 - Pressure
University of Portsmouth
Bethan Jenkins
documentary
Tinsel
University of Portsmouth
Alex Carpenter
comedy
Bracia
University of Portsmouth
William Thurlby
drama
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