Scotland's Biggest Filmmaking Event returns to Inverness.

The 48 Hour Film Project again visits Inverness and the Highlands & Islands.

This July, Scotland's biggest filmmaking event, the 48 Hour Film Project, is staging their third competition for Inverness, the Highlands & Islands.

Scheduled to launch on the evening of the 17th July 2024 the event is expected to attract filmmakers from across Scotland - and indeed around the world - to make a short film in the Highlands.

Filmmakers have 48 hours to write, shoot and edit their mini masterpieces, which must be between 4 and 7 minutes long, before uploading it to the official 48hr website.

All films will be screened at Eden Court on Saturday the 25thJuly across three separate screenings from 12pm, 2pm and 5pm followed by an Awards Party where winners will be announced in several categories. The awards party will be hosted in the One Touch Theatre

Registration is now open at 48hourfilm.com/inverness.

Supported by Screen Scotland, the 48 Hour Film Project has been running since 2008, having produced and screened over 1,000 films now across Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Inverness.