2010 IBWFF Call for Films!
INTERNATIONAL BLACK WOMEN'S FILM FESTIVAL
2010 Call for Film Submissions
No Submission Fee If Postmarked by May 17, 2010
The festival accepts all categories, including, shorts, features, documentaries, experimental, music video,
digital media, online films and animation. All genres are accepted, except for explicit adult film/video.
Registration is available online or offline, but we are strongly encouraging online submissions.
You can find more information and get registration a application online at:
www.ibwff2010.com
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SCREENPLAY COMPETITION: The Writers Place
WRITERS PLACE SCREENPLAY COMPETITION
MEET AND COLLABORATE WITH AGENTS AND PRODUCERS
COORDINATE WITH PRODUCTION COMPANIES
Click for More Info: http://www.thewritersplace.org/screenplay_contest.shtml
We accept full-length features & MOWs, short film scripts, and TV scripts (1/2 hour)
Final Submission Deadlines: 15 May & 15 November
All participants receive a $50 coupon toward a Writers Place script consultation. In this sense, everyone wins! One coupon per script. Coupons expire six months after submission.
1ST Prize:
Certificate of
Call for Submissions: Deaf (not Def) Film Festival
3rd D.C. Deaf Film Festival Call for Entries
Mon, September 21, 2009 - 6:01:00
3rd D.C. Deaf Film Festival Call For Entries and 2nd Festival
Award Winners
Website: www.ASLFilmFestival.com
The District of Columbia Association of the Deaf
(DCAD) is proud to announce that the D.C. Deaf Film Festival (formerly
known as the D.C. ASL Film Festival) is BACK. The 3rd Festival will
take place in late Spring 2010 in Washington, D.C.
Make Common’s Day
(from CurrentTV)
Current is teaming up with hip-hop icon Common to give you the opportunity to direct your own music video with his track ‘Make My Day.’
On September 14th, go to current.com/common to get the song and some video assets you can use. Then, get creative and make a music video that really stands out. Use our assets or make your own but be sure you're
Call for Films! No Submission Fees Until 12/31/08!!
The International Black Women's Film Festival is now accepting film submissions for 2009! Big changes this year, specifically, NO VHS tapes. Sorry, but they're too bulky, too difficult to transport, and can get de-magnetized...which has happened.
Not to fret, I'm accepting DVDs, but you can also submit your film for consideration for the online film festival. (Just URLs, no "embed" codes, please.) Submissions to the online
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