Short film production companies- Coffee Shorts

Coffee Shorts is a website I found that specialises in advertising and screening independant short films they are given by friends and some they find on the internet. This site has many channels all showing different genres and short films by many aspiring directors. The channels that are available on this site are “Music Video”, “Documentary Film”, “Animated short film”, “Experimental film”. “Comedy shorts” and “Indie film trailers”.
“Coffee Shorts is an independent short film channel showing off exceptional work from some of our friends and discovered from surfing around the web.
We spread the films around a bunch of online channels for people to come across and hopefully spend a little time with, experiencing a world where the guy doesn't always get the girl, evil sometimes overcomes good and things generally don't follow the same weary scripts.
Every now and again we'll add something new and move the playlists around so drop back from time to time, enjoy your stay!

Steve PiperHead of Film” taken from http://www.coffeeshorts.co.uk/about.html

This site features and includes a range of interesting, proffesional standard short films, especially video activism work.

“Today it's time for a trailer to go with the DVD release of the powerful animal rights documentary Your Mommy Kills Animals. Commissioned to take a critical look at Peta the filmmakers were ultimately won over to the cause, producing a film fair in it's representation and warning of the extremes of either side of the argument. Widely praised for debunking the FBI's concern that Peta is more dangerous than Al Quaeda the film features a raft of celebrities (Jessica Biel, Katherine Heigl, Kaley Cuoco, Joss Stone and James Cromwell) as well as leaders of the animals movement such as Josh Harper and Kevin Kjonaas. A critically acclaimed independent film with 91% at Rotten Tomatoes it continues to cause controversy, sparking a courtroom battle when the political lobbyist funders finally saw it and the film getting pulled from DVD stores after pressure on major retailers from food industry lobbyists; you can still get a copy direct from distributors Halo-8 and check out the latest work from Curt Johnson's Indie Genius Productions on their Myspace.”

http://coffeeshorts.blogspot.com/2009/11/your-mommy-kills-animals-documentary.html