Devil's Night Gallery will be an evening of film and art in the spirit of Rod Serling's classic television series, Night Gallery. It will be held at Studio 8700, which is a top venue for indie art events in suburban Detroit.

A small handful of films will be selected to screen at the event and for each film selected, an original piece of art will be created by a local artist, based on the individual films. At the screening, the art pieces will be revealed and a short introduction given before each film is shown.

For this unique event, we're specifically looking for short films (20 mins or less) that can fit into the horror or sci-fi genres. Any budget, any skill level and any completion date is acceptable but we are looking for films with a unique take on these genres. Particularly ones with some sort of unexpected or twist ending.

Awards & Prizes

There will be no prizes but if selected, your film will screen before an audience at a physical location and we'll be happy to send you a print of the original art based on your film.
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  • Jimmie Chiverelli

    I was unable to attend Devil's Night, but the communication from Terence was top-notch. It seems like a very unique and engaging experience, and his follow up with me after the event was very kind. A+

    November 2018
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  • Kyle Martellacci

    Terrence runs an intimate but passionate festival. You can tell he cares about the films, and the inclusion of having a local artist construct a piece of art based on each film to be presented at the film showcase is such a unique and fantastic aspect. I wouldn't hesitate to submit again.

    October 2018
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  • Devi Snively

    What a wonderful event this was! Held in a gallery just outside of Detroit (nifty neighborhood, lots of cool restaurants), we were instantly welcomed by the most delightful folks who felt like kindred spirits – filmmakers and artists of all kinds. The discussions before and after the screening were as fun as the show itself which was a delightfully eclectic mix of dark, bizarre and comedic short films. The house was packed -- and such an enthusiastic, fun audience it was. The corresponding artwork was impressive and such a fabulous innovation to the fest. The artist who created a work inspired by our film was so fun and talented and inspiring, not to mention generous – he gave us the piece which now hangs in our home. I can’t recommend this one highly enough. A festival about artists for artists by artists. I hope to come back whether or not I have a film screening again and collaborate with some of the great folks we met.

    October 2017
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  • Jeff Vande Zande

    What a great idea for a festival! Awesome communication and passionate event coordinator. I hope they do it again because I might just have another film to submit! (And maybe next year I can attend)

    October 2017
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  • Tonia Carrier

    There was a small turnout here but those who were in attendance were excited about the event. The films were great. They were from all over! and there was a wonderful variety. The theme of Devil's Night was really cool and original.

    January 2017
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