Into Film Clubs
Find out everything you need to know about starting an Into Film Club.
The Into Film Awards nominees are here, and now it's your chance to support and celebrate the work of the UK's next generation of filmmakers by casting your votes for the Audience Choice Award (sponsored by Universal Pictures).
While the filmmaking categories at the Into Film Awards are judged by a panel of film industry experts (including members of the Into Film board), the Audience Choice Award is decided by you - the viewers.
Which talented young filmmakers from across the UK do you think deserve a trophy? This is your opportunity to help these young filmmakers' work reach a wider audience and become an Into Film Award winner.
How Does it Work?
Voting is simple! To cast your vote for the Audience Choice Award, you will need to head over to our social media channels. You will be able to vote for your chosen film (or films!) on our Facebook, Instagram, X and Threads channels. Please read the following rules carefully.
You will find one post for each nominated film on each of our Facebook, Instagram, X and Threads channels. To vote:
- Like and Share the relevant film post to cast your votes. Every Like and every Share counts a vote, so by doing both, you're giving even more support to your favourite film!
- You can vote across all four platforms, and for more than one film, giving you multiple opportunities to help your favourites win the Audience Choice Award.
- The film with the most combined Likes and Shares across all platforms will be crowned the winner.
Every Like and Share helps these young filmmakers reach wider audiences across the UK. And to make it even easier, we've included links to each of the posts across all four channels further down this page.
Important Voting Rules
- One post has been created for each nominated film across all four social platforms.
- Only Likes and Shares on these original posts will be counted (not Stories or Highlights).
- Voting will be monitored daily.
- The order of films has been randomised across platforms.
- On Instagram, Shares include sharing the original post to your Story.
Cast Your Votes Below!
Follow the links below to vote for your favourite film(s) across our social channels.
Voting is open until Wednesday 20 May 2026 at 13:00, with the winner to be revealed at the Into Film Awards ceremony on Tuesday 16 June 2026.
In the interests of fairness, the order of the films below, and across each of our four social media channels, have all been determined at random.
Snapped Strings
Made by 15 young people from Willows High School - Cardiff, Wales
Vampires Prefer Classical
Made by Nora Campbell, aged 18, from Dominican College - Belfast, Northern Ireland
Navigating the Net
Made by 36 children from years 1-6 at St. Luke's Primary School - Northampton, England
Fairy Fails
Made by 18 young people between the ages of 11-13 (with support from three 14-year-old club leaders) from Sawston Village College Cambridge, England
SENDing Voices
Made by SENDing Voices, working with My Pockets - Sheffield, England
Give It Up
Made by Alexander Bigaliy (aged 18) and Arseniy (aged 14) - Guildford, England
900 Feet Up
Made by 25 young people, aged between 16-19, from ELATT Learning Community - London, England
Stories from the School Trees
Made by Year 3 at Wicor Primary School - Porchester, England
My Mum's a Cleaner
Made by Megan, aged 16 - Edenbridge, England
Unveiled Voices
Made by 14 young people from Working Class Film School - Manchester, England
Dog Days - The Final Whistle
Made by 23 young people from 8SUS at St. Colmcille's High School - Crossgar, Northern Ireland
The Mari Lwyd
Made by 22 young people from Llanharan Primary School - Llanharan, Wales
Uncountable, Unthinkable and Full of Life
Made by Ezekiel Vincent, aged 19 - Crediton, England
Seven Minutes
Made by Venice Lyn-Kew, aged 18 - Wolverhampton, England
The Weather
Made by Year 1 at Blanche Nevile School for Deaf Children - London, England
Flashing Life
Made by Gabriel with Highlands BFI Academy - Inverness, Scotland
Ninja Penguin
Made by Billy Pearson, aged 18 - Wolverhampton, England
The Letter
Made by a class of 30 young people aged 9-10 from Caedraw Primary School - Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
The Siege of Brest Fortress
Made by George, aged 14 - Coventry, England
What's in a Bowl?
Made by six young people working with Screen Education Edinburgh and BFI Academy - Edinburgh, Scotland
Paper Planes
Made by Jude (aged 9) and Fletcher (aged 11) - Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England
Mr X is Not a Man
Made by Noah and Yuli - Bristol, England
Blank Space
Made by Peter, aged 15 - Liphook, England
Toxic Touch vs Fresh Air
Made by Ayomidipupo and Filip (both aged 9) from Holbeach Primary school - Catford, England
Lost Youth
Made by Anna, with Eva, Vlad, and Platon - Bradford-on-Avon, England
One Moment
Made by 9 young people aged 9-11 from Beam County Primary School - Dagenham, London
Control
Made by 16 young people from the Pauline Quirke Academy - Leicester, England
