Festival Partner

Brighton Rocks International Film Festival

Normal Shoes is proud to be the physical media partner of Brighton Rocks International Film Festival — mastering official selection films onto a lasting Blu-ray collection, volume by volume.

A Physical Record of the Festival

Every year, Brighton Rocks screens 200+ films to a room full of people who came specifically to see them. When the festival ends, most of those films go back to being a private link on a hard drive somewhere. We think the ones that played in that room deserve a more permanent home.

The Brighton Rocks Collection is a multi-volume Blu-ray box set drawn from each year's official selection. Films are grouped into volumes as the collection grows, mastered and packaged the same way as the rest of our work — full HD, proper menus, and a spine that belongs on a shelf next to a director's other favourite discs.

Being included is entirely optional and free to filmmakers who submit — it doesn't replace or interfere with your festival submission, it's a separate keepsake for the films that played.

How It Works

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Submit Your Film

Once you're part of the Brighton Rocks official selection, tell us you'd like to be included using the form below.

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Grouped Into a Volume

Selected films are grouped by festival edition into a numbered volume of the Brighton Rocks Collection.

III.

Mastered & Authored

We master your film to Blu-ray spec alongside the rest of that volume's line-up — clean menus, no compression shortcuts.

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Yours to Keep

You receive copies of the finished disc — something for your portfolio, distributors, press, or family.

“A screener link is temporary. A physical release says: this film is real.”
Normal Shoes × Brighton Rocks

Submit Your Film

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Submitting this form opens your email client with your details filled in, addressed to normalshoes@gmail.com — just hit send from there.

Your email client should now be open with your submission ready to send. If nothing happened, email us directly at normalshoes@gmail.com.

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