
Linda named a Semifinalist at the Cannes Indie Shorts Awards
Linda has been selected as a Semifinalist at the Cannes Indie Shorts Awards, one more step in the short's international festival run.
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Festival selections, awards, screenings and new productions from Immersion Imagery and its sister company Eye Candy Film Productions, who share the slate.

Linda has been selected as a Semifinalist at the Cannes Indie Shorts Awards, one more step in the short's international festival run.

Echo has been officially selected for the Southern Light Film Festival in Madrid, continuing the VR short's international festival journey.

Echo has been recognised as an Official Finalist at WSXA Paris 2026, an honour for the VR short on an international stage.

Tracey, the next short on the slate, has been awarded funding through Wollongong City Council's Small Cultural Grant. It will be the final film in the company's housing crisis anthology.

Linda has been officially selected for the Palma Film Festival in Spain, another international selection as the short travels the festival circuit.

Linda has been officially selected for the Montreal Women Film Festival 2026 in the Best Short Narrative category, a festival celebrating women's voices and storytelling worldwide.

Linda screened for the first time at the Gala Cinema in Warrawong, a cast, crew and community night ahead of the film's festival run.

Diamonds & Rust has reached colour grading with colourist Gerardo Ceres, one of the final stages of post-production for the 1970s-set short.

Linda has received a second festival nomination, at the California Indies Film Festival.

Linda has received its first festival nomination, at the Chicago Indie Film Awards. The short explores housing insecurity, particularly its impact on women.

A day on location, with the camera and sound team at work capturing a scene.

Frances has been named an official selection at the Your Way Film Festival, near the close of a festival run that has carried the short around the world.

The crew on location during a day's filming.

The Diamonds & Rust shoot underway, a 1970s scene taking shape on the monitor.

The crew rigs lighting and sound for a scene during the Diamonds & Rust shoot.

Cast and crew gather between setups during the Diamonds & Rust shoot.

Cameras roll on Diamonds & Rust, the 1970s-set short, at the start of its October shoot.

Linda has wrapped, with cast and crew celebrating the end of the shoot. The production was supported by Wollongong City Council and Culture Bank Wollongong, and now moves into post-production.

Frances is in consideration for the AACTA Awards 2025 and available to watch on AACTA TV during the member voting period.

A crowdfunding campaign has launched for Diamonds & Rust, a 30-minute short set on the NSW coast in the 1970s, with filming to begin in October. Support was raised through the Australian Cultural Fund.

Frances won Best Film at the Los Angeles Movie and Music Video Awards 2025.

Frances screened at the St Kilda Film Festival, one of Australia's most respected short film festivals.

The team gathered in Sydney for the ATFIA awards, an evening recognising Frances and the response it has received.

Frances has been selected to screen at the St Kilda Film Festival.

Immersion Imagery shot its next short, The Quiet Tide, over a weekend with cast and crew.

Frances was celebrated at the TITAN International Film Festival awards night.

Frances received its first festival laurels, an early sign of the recognition ahead.

Frances earned its first festival nomination, shortly after completion.

Frances is finished and ready for its first screening. The short is a portrait of the housing crisis and the people it can quietly overwhelm, following a recently divorced woman determined not to be parted from her dog.

Immersion Imagery prepared for the first cast and crew screening of Frances, marking the completion of the short.