Celebrate the Power of Untold Stories at Untold Fable’s Short Film Summer Screening

Untold Fable is hosting an in-person Short Film Summer Screening on Wednesday July 17. 

The evening will celebrate the power of untold stories, brought to life by some of the brightest emerging filmmakers in the industry.

In addition to the films, Robyn Landau will unpack the neuroscience of wonder in storytelling and how applying this to creative projects can amplify creative, health, and social impacts.

Delve into the heart of untold stories with a showcase offering profound insights into diverse worlds and communities. These personal narratives reflect the shared human experiences that connect us all, highlighting subjects that have long deserved the spotlight. The films celebrate the beauty and strength that emerge from adversity, proving that incredible work often arises from challenging pasts.

Filmmaking is a powerful art form, giving a voice to the unheard and a platform to the unseen. Through the lenses of these talented filmmakers, we experience the raw, genuine, and diverse perspectives that shape our world.

Untold Fable supports a dynamic talent network of over 4,000 artists, creators, and filmmakers. Its community is rich with diverse stories and creative visions, all contributing to the vibrant landscape of documentary storytelling. By fostering this talent, it ensures that authentic and compelling stories continue to be told.

What you will learn at this event:

- Who the brightest emerging talent is in the film/production industry

- The importance of diverse perspectives in the creative process

- How authentic stories are shaped by personal journeys and experiences

- How emotion through storytelling drives impact and creates collective effervescence

RSVP here to attend and celebrate the differences between us, the power of storytelling, and the connections it creates.

Robyn Landau is the co-founder and director of Kinda Studios, the neuroaesthetics studio applying neuroscience research into creative projects to enhance the impact of arts, culture and technology on wellbeing and connection. Their studio transforms scientific insights into ideas and experiences, while their lab uses mobile brain-body technology to test, amplify and validate these in real-world environments. Robyn will unpack the neuroscience of wonder and how applying this into creative projects can amplify creative, health and social impacts.

Event Location: AnalogFolk Group HQ, 1-2 Bath Court, London, EC1R 5AD