The Beach House Short Film Festival (BHSFF) is proud to announce the release of its first-ever financial report, covering the festival’s foundational 2024 and 2025 seasons. This milestone underscores the festival’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and sustainable growth as a registered NGO in Nigeria and the United Kingdom, and currently in the process of registration in the United States.
Key Highlights from the Report
- Total Income: $12,240 (■17,625,600), including cash donations, sponsorship, film submission fees, and in-kind support from the Festival Director.
- Total Expenses: $14,630 (■21,947,200), covering venue, production, staff, and operational costs.
- Net Result: –$2,390 (–■4,321,600), reflecting founder Ncontributions, growth-related expenditures, and conservative itvaluation of in-kind contributions.
Growth and Impact
The 2025 season saw film submissions exceed $2,480, signaling increasing international interest and participation. These two inaugural seasons have laid the foundation for future expansion, higher-quality programming, and strengthened partnerships.
Acknowledgements
BHSFF extends its heartfelt appreciation to NEXTHOUGHTMEDIA, Universal Solicitors UK, and JFN STUDIOS for their critical support in providing equipment, resources, and professional expertise. The festival also recognizes all individuals and organizations who have contributed in various ways to the success of its first two seasons.
A Vision for the Future
“This inaugural report is more than numbers; it is a testament to the dedication of our team, partners, and community,” said FRANK NOSA , Director of BHSFF. “It highlights both our achievements and our commitment to transparency as we continue to nurture emerging filmmakers and grow our festival’s reach internationally.”
About Beach House Short Film Festival
Founded to celebrate creativity, innovation, and storytelling, the Beach House Short Film
Festival provides a platform for filmmakers from around the world. Operating as a registered NGO in Nigeria and the UK, and in the process of registration in the USA, BHSFF promotes cultural exchange, artistic development, and sustainable practices within the film industry.