Filmmaker: Call For Submissions

Posted by editor@vimooz.com on February 5, 2009 under Hamptons International Film Festival, Imagine Science Film Festival, backup_festival | Be the First to Comment

Hamptons International Film Festival

Film Submissions for the 17th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival (October 8 - 12, 2009) are now open. For additional information on how to submit, including submission deadlines and guidelines, please click here.

NYU Tisch West Cinema Club

The NYU Tisch West Cinema Club is planning its March - August 2009 screening and guest speaker series. If you know someone who attended NYU and had a prominent role in making a short film that is available for screening, please let us know.

Documentary, fiction, animated, live-action, or music video-if the film has a director, producer, writer, principal cast member, or other comparable talent who attended NYU and could appear at a screening, we’d like to hear about it.

Each selected film receives promotion and a one-time screening with an alumni-related feature film at a prestigious venue in Los Angeles. The event includes audience Q&A (for the feature) and a reception. Last year’s features included The Eye, Get Smart, Hamlet 2, and Smart People.

To get more info or join the Cinema Club mailing list, email tischwest.cinemaclub@gmail.com

Imagine Science Film Festival

Imagine Science Films is now accepting film submissions for Imagine Science Films Festival 2009. Entries will be accepted until July 15th. Eligibility requirements, accepted formats and other information can be found on the website’s Film Submission page.

backup_festival

The 10-year-anniversary of the short movie and video festival “backup” in June 2008 was a raving success. Now the preparations for the next backup_festival are in full swing.

Experienced as well as new students devoted a lot of energy so this year’s festival will be an unforgettable event once again.

backup will open ist doors from May 21st to 24th 2009. For the 11th time backup will create a platform for cinematic works that defy rigid categorisations as themes and genres. Backup wants to provide these works a platform and grant them international attention.

As from this year, backup is part of the Bauhaus Institute of Film (BFI). The BFI’s focus on artistic, scientific and econimc issues in film praxis and theory provides the backup_festival with a more distinctive profile and a clear direction. Another addition to the festival is the introduction of an international debut movie competition, the backup.premiere.award.

The festival traditionally will take place in the unique atmosphere of Weimar’s old tram depot.

The current call for entries includudes the following contests: backup.award, back-up.clip.award, backup.(non)commercial.award and backup.premiere.award. Young artists from various fields will be competing for 7500 € prize money. The deadline for all entries is March 20th, 2009.