About Raindance

Raindance aims to promote and support independent filmmaking and filmmakers.
From new and emerging to industry pros, Raindance connects, trains, supports, and promotes visual storytellers through every step of their career.
The Raindance Film Festival runs each Autumn in London's Leicester Square.
Raindance has been delivering film training since 1992. A wide range of Open Classes to a 2 year HND Level 5 BTEC in Moving Images to a Postgraduate Film Degree are delivered to students on five continents, both in person and online.
Here are my most recent posts
by Raindance | 9 April, 2018 | Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Raindance Film Festival, Uncategorized
We’re pleased to announce a partnership with Mandy UK, one of the best UK based platforms for anyone working within the film industry. By creating this collaboration with Mandy, we will be able to support each other in many different ways. Mandy as one of the...
by Raindance | 29 March, 2018 | Directing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
IWM Short Film Festival is a showcase of imaginative and moving films inspired by Imperial War Museums’ collections and role – to explore the causes, course and consequences of war and conflict, and its impact on people’s lives. With submissions now open for IWM Short...
by Raindance | 20 March, 2018 | Virtual Reality
Creating VR experiences is the closest we’ve ever been to bringing someone into our imaginations. Not just telling them our stories but letting them live in them momentarily. I first heard this concept from Chris Milk in his TED talk about the birth of VR as an art...
by Raindance | 10 March, 2018 | Uncategorized
It’s the Easter Sale! Why not celebrate the long Easter weekend and benefit from a series of deep Raindance discounts on our mouth-watering film courses? Book any of these courses and save 20% Raindance members save 40%! Not a member of Raindance? Join Raindance...
by Raindance | 28 February, 2018 | Filmmaking
For those who cannot spend £1000 for a beginner snow machine, here are a few cheaper suggestions for snowy effects to use in your no-budget film productions. The trick to making good artificial snow is to first make sure that the ingredients are safe for the...