Big Screen Hack London: 5 days to make an AI film, winner gets TV series commissioned
jordanbayne · x · 2026-10-01
Big Screen Hack London kicks off October 5: teams get five days to produce an AI short, pilot, or ad (submissions close Oct 10). The winner gets commissioned into a multi-part series by Fairground TV, with top work premiering at the Science Museum IMAX on Oct 16 before buyers and press. Free entry, remote teams welcome, judged by engen3 founder Jordan Bayne — the fourth edition after runs at BFI London, Cannes, and Tribeca.
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