2 Days Later Short Film Competition – The annual 2 Days Later Short Film Competition is Kent’s biggest horror short film festival of free workshops and film screenings that are specifically designed to encourage filmmakers, enthusiasts, and students to produce a 10 minute horror film in only 48 hours on a micro-budget

Beeping Bush Productions – Beeping Bush Productions is Screen South’s Community Film Network Partner for Kent & Medway and organisers of both the 2 Days Later and 2 Days Laughter Short Film Competitions

BFI – BFI is the British Film Institute. A world-renowned archive, cinemas, festivals, films, publications and learning resources.

Close-Up Film – a well-known and respected online publication receiving 15,000 unique visits per month with a 50-strong team of writers

Creative England – Creative England supports the sustainable growth of independent creative businesses, and the talent that feeds them, in every part of England outside London. We are the first agency to provide dedicated support to Film, Television, Games, and Digital and Creative Services in the English regions outside London.

The Comedy Factory/ Electric Mouse Comedy – is a 'not for profit' collective, primarily made up of comedy performers but also a couple of actors, filmmakers and a radio producer

Insight Education – Affiliated with SOAS, University of London, Insight provides a professional standard of education in film, video and screen media

Kent County Council – Provides residents, visitors and businesses with useful information about Kent County Coucil and its services

Thanet District Council – Invaluable source of local information, including jobs, events and services throughout Thanet

The Theatre Royal – The Theatre Royal Margate is a professional theatre that receives and produces 3 seasons of professional work each year, featuring drama, comedy, music, dance, exhibitions and talks

The University of Kent – Higher education teaching and research institution based in Canterbury and the Medway region of Kent

uScreen – uScreen is part of the Legacy 2012 Accentuate programme which seeks to change the way disabled people are seen by showcasing talent and developing film-making skills across the region