The upcoming project, "Overheated Symphony", is set to be a groundbreaking mobile phone film directed by women from around the world. It is part of the Birds Eye View film festival in London, featuring the work of female filmmakers. Participants are encouraged to create a short film between 40 seconds and four minutes in length on their mobile phones, with no limitations on content, to be compiled by a London-based director. This project aims to showcase a diverse range of women's voices on the global issue of global warming. The project's website invites women to share their hot weather experiences through mobile phone contributions, with the final edit to be created by British film director Sarah Turner. Turner drew inspiration from a 1927 film by German filmmaker Walter Ruttmann called "Berlin - Symphony of a Great City", which used a montage of still pictures to document city life. Similar to that work, Overheated Symphony will be abstract and allow contributors to engage in a dialogue of ideas with women from around the world. Turner believes that women's themes and issues will be a significant part of the final piece due to the films being made by women. Turner is collecting the mobile films before the March 2 deadline and will 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, believes the film is focused on new technology and the theme of women and intense emotions. She stated that the direction in which film and media are heading is focused on interactivity and multi-platform projects. Their goal was to create a project that aligns with this trend, as well as incorporating a playful element that encourages participation from everyone. The project involves gathering female voices from around the world to create a film, challenging the notion that women are not technologically savvy. Contributors are invited to share their cinematic work on the festival's YouTube channel for editing. Although the final outcome is uncertain, Millward believes it will exceed expectations. She mentions that the film's unpredictability is its greatest aspect. It has the potential to touch on topics such as climate change and passion, among others, making it a multifaceted experience.