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Submit your documentary, drama, comedy, animation, experimental, or music video work inspired by jazz.
Guidelines and entry forms at www.kcjubilee.org or www.withoutabox.com/login/1205
Postmark DEADLINES:
November 15 & December 1
Winning films become part of the permanent collection of the American Jazz Museum and the Mutual Musicians Foundation.
QUESTIONS:
913-649-0244 or kcjub@kcjubilee.org
2010 Submission Guidelines
The Wisconsin Film Festival welcomes narrative, documentary, experimental, and animated films or videos of any length.
Although these guidelines refer a lot about Wisconsin filmmakers, the Festival is open to films from around the world. The largest number of films are submitted in the Open Reel category.
There are three categories:
Wisconsin's Own Student Shorts (films under 60 minutes by Wisconsin college students or Wisconsin residents attending college in another state)
deadline: Thursday, December 31, 2009
Wisconsin's Own (films of any length from filmmakers with "Wisconsin ties")
deadline: Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Open Reel (general submissions of any length, open worldwide)
deadline: Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Note: The Wisconsin Film Festival does not use third-party submission services like Withoutabox. If you would like to share your film with us, please follow the guidelines listed on the submission form.
Wisconsin Film Festival | 821 University Ave. | Madison, WI 53706 USA | tel: 877-963-3456 | fax: 608-262-6589 | info@wifilmfest.org
18 Awards to celebrate the use of footage archive images in the creative media!
SUBMISSIONS INVITED NOW!
- Have you researched or licensed archive or library stock footage in any type of production premiered in 2009?
- Was the use of footage images extraordinary, entertaining, enlightening?
- Have you handled, restored or preserved remarkable archive or stock footage images in 2009?
- Is there one person worthy of an award for their footage research in a 2009 production, or, who should be praised for their overall services to the footage archive industry?
If so, then we invite your Submissions to the FOCAL International Awards NOW!
FOCAL International Awards submissions forms www.focalint.org/focalawards.htm
FOCAL International Awards Rules www.focalint.org/awardsrules.htm
FOCAL International Awards Categories www.focalint.org/awardscategories.htm
The FOCAL International Awards 2010 in association with AP Archive will be presented on 27th April 2010 at the Lancaster, London Hotel
Hosting the event will be Lord (David) Puttnam CBE, Chair of FOCAL International Patrons
SUBMISSIONS CLOSING DATE -1st December 2009
The Federation of Commercial Audiovisual Libraries
- global footage portal -
office: +44 (0)20 8423 5853
info@focalint.org
www.focalint.org
News, Footage & Directory,
Footage Finder, Researcher Finder, Facility Finder etc.
Green Lifestyle Film Festival - Call for Entries
Call for Film Submissions began on the 1st of June 2009 until the 1st of December 2009.
Since this is an international film festival we have a team world wide for our Board of Submissions to whom the films are to be sent.
Please refer to the Submissions Page on this website to access the list.
For any information not listed on this website please email: greenlifestylefilms@gmail.com or phone 310-854-2078 or 310-928-7689.
Film Submission Guidelines and Information for the 2010 Green Lifestyle Film Festival
We invite anyone who wishes to submit a film in the English language or Any other language with French and English subtitles to do so between the 1st of June 2009 And the 1st of December 2009.
Please note that once the 1st of December timeline expires, we will no longer be accepting films for consideration for the 2010 film festival.
Because we are an international film festival, please check below for the address in your area to which to send your film submission. If you see that your area is not represented, please check back at a later date or send an email to submissions@greenlifestylefilmfestival.com
We accept short animated films from 5 minutes in length to full feature films up to 90 minutes long. Two of our basic requirements is that there be no foul language used and no exploitation of children nor animals during the filming process. For other requirements please check the Submissons Guidelines & Submissions Form in the FilmMaker's Corner on this website, we will be updating the information here on a monthly basis, so please check back regularly.
Please note that either one or more of the film makers or a representative must attend the film festival. Without this your film might not be screened.
On Opening night (Friday 19th March 2010) and throughout the weekend, we will have a Green Room and a Press Room where you will have an opportunity for media/press interviews. You will need to register upon arrival, with our Hospitality Director, to arrange interviews and to organize sales of your DVDs and Book/DVD Signings at the Hospitality Booth.
If your film is selected for screening you will receive additional information with your letter of acceptance. All films that are selected for screening will automatically receive a Green Apple Award to be presented on Sunday evening 21st March at the black tie Gala Awards Dinner & Ceremony where you will be treated to a scrumptious five star, sustainable gourmet meal. Please be aware that The Green Lifestyle Film Festival is not responsible for loss or damage of entries during shipment to or from the Green Lifestyle Film Festival.
Dear readers and writers,
The postmark deadline for the third annual Missouri Review Audio & Video Competition, with its $4,500 in prize money, is Dec. 1. We’ve structured our categories to allow writers of all types and experience levels to participate. Writers may enter the Voice-Only Literature category—all you need is a great manuscript of fiction, poetry, or creative nonfiction, audio software that’s readily available, and a microphone—no need to fuss with music or other sound tracks. And it’s a great way to get recognized, especially since the universe of entrants is significantly less than our annual Jeffrey E. Smith Editors’ Prize contest.
Those more venturesome or experienced with sound may enter the Narrative Essay or Documentary categories. Also, this year, there is a video category. One winner from the video category will be featured at the prestigious True/False film festival in Columbia, Missouri. We also offer a “Best Student Entry” for each category.
Every entrant receives a one-year digital subscription to The Missouri Review. Each entry is $24. For more information and entry form, go to http://missourireview.com/contest/audio_competition.php.
Best wishes,
The editors of The Missouri Review
Deadline: December 1
Cinereach is now accepting letters of inquiry and sample work for their winter grant cycle. Full proposals will be requested from select projects in January. Each year Cinereach grants over $500,000 to well-crafted feature films that depict underrepresented perspectives, resonate across international boundaries, and spark dialogue. Grants usually range from $5,000 - $50,000 and are awarded to films at any stage. The granting priorities, guidelines, and online LOI submission form can be found on the newly remodeled web site, along with detailed information on past recipients.
