Producers of an interactive mobile phone film directed solely by women are creating a project called "Overheated Symphony", which aims to showcase women's voices from around the world. This project, part of the Birds Eye View film festival in London, encourages women to create short films on their mobile phones with the theme of "Overheated" and send them to a London-based film director for compilation. The resulting film could be a "hot chick flick" or a powerful statement on global warming. The project's website states that they want to see hot content and are inviting women from all over to participate. The idea for "Overheated Symphony" was inspired by the 1927 film "Berlin - Symphony of a Great City" by German filmmaker Walter Ruttmann, which used a montage of still pictures to depict city life. The final edit will be created by British film director Sarah Turner, who describes the project as abstract and a dialogue of ideas with women globally. Turner believes that women's themes and issues will be a significant aspect of the finished piece. Turner will collect the mobile films before the March 2 deadline and create a live edit of the symphony to be shown on March 9 at London's Institute of Contemporary Arts. Rachel Millward, director of the Birds Eye View festival, now in its third year, believes the film is about women, heat, and new technology. She anticipates some intense reactions due to the nature of the project. She stated that the trend in film and media is moving towards interactivity and multi-platform projects. They wanted to create a project with a game-like feel where everyone can participate. Creating a film with voices from women around the world is not only beautiful but also challenges the stereotype that women are not tech-savvy. Participants are invited to upload their films on the festival's YouTube channel. Although the final outcome is uncertain, Millward believes it will be greater than the individual contributions. She mentions that the film is unpredictable and could potentially cover various themes such as climate change and passion. She anticipates that it will encompass a range of topics.