Film Competition

Jesca Hoop - Big Fish

Film competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

The Thirst - My Everything

Film competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

The Thirst - Ready To Move

Film competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

Saam Farahmand - Part of the Weekend Never Dies Tr...

Film Competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

SaChipmunk - Who Are You

Film competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

Chipmunk (featuring Louik Essien) - Beast

Film competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

Paul Andrew Williams - London to Brighton trailer

Film competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

Paul Andrew Williams - The Children trailer

Film competition,mentor work

Submitted by Darren.Kisner

Ctrl.Alt.Shift Film Competition Winner: No Way Through

Written and Directed by: Alexandra Monro + Sheila Menon Mentor: Jim Threapleton Music: The Thirst No Way Through highlights mobility restrictions imposed by governments, especially countries in war zones, that limit access to health care, thus violating a fundamental human right.

Submitted by Olivia.Flint

Current collaborations

The Visible

The Visible is Ctrl.Alt.Shift’s voice on campus. A vibrant network of student activists across the UK, they act, stand up, and campaign creatively to call for an end to global poverty...

Previous collaborations

Vice

With nearly 1000 entries, it was never going to be easy picking a winner for the VICE and Ctrl.Alt.Shift photography competition, themed around gender, power and poverty.

Comica

Ctrl.Alt.Shift Unmasks Corruption, will launch this November as part of the annual COMICA Festival with an exhibition of political comic work to coincide with the release of our new comic book...

Sadlers Wells

We are pleased to announce The English National Ballet School as the winning entry for the Ctrl.Alt.Shift Dance Competition.The five-minute piece was entered by George Williamson, who choreographed...

Baltic

Ctrl.Alt.Shift is teaming up with BALTIC for an exhibition around Conflict: War and Peace. Fifteen students will be mentored by the likes of Matthew Stone, T-Magic and Benjamin Wachenje with an...