October updates

Hi all- It’s been a busy summer and I am just now catching my breath and taking a moment to update my festival lists.

best of luck,

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Anima (Brussels) 10/01/17
The Festival considers all films in the following categories (see rules and regulations): International professional short films, International student or graduation films, International short films for a young audience, Feature films, Feature films for a young audience, Belgian short films, “Animated Night” short films, Commercials and music video.

Tricky Women Animation Festival (Vienna) 10/6/17
Tricky Women is the first and only festival of animated film that is dedicated exclusively to animation by women. Upload via shortfilmdepot or send by post.

Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival (France) 10/10/17
International Competition. For films completed after october 2015. Maximum running time: 40 minutes Origin: All countries (except France). Festival screening format: DCP.

Cosmopolis Film Awards 10/13/17
The first film and video contest aimed at 2nd generation filmmakers and artists living in Italy.

 INTERNATIONALE KURZFILMWOCHE REGENSBURG 10/31/17
Each year we receive round about 6.500 entries in total and it is our responsibility to select the best of them as the International Short Film Week Regensburg aims to present an adequate and representative selection of the enormous diversity of the worldwide short film making in the international competition. For German films there is the German Competition and regional productions can be seen in the “Window To Bavaria” and “Window To The Region”. All competition claim to be up to date: the shown films are not older than two years.

Animac (Spain) 10/31/2017
Animac is an International Animation Film Exhibition organized and produced by the Lleida City Council (Ajuntament de Lleida). Every single national or international producers or directors can participate in Animac.Each participant may submit as many films as desired, but they must fulfill the registration requirements. There is no length or production year of the film restriction.