Mobil Film Festival

Mobil Film Festival (San Diego) 03/03/13
Categories: Main Category, Ultimate Mobil (edited on cell phone), Community Stories and Youth Talent
Fill out the “Filmmaker Registration” form. You will receive a response by email of how to upload your film to us. You may do this from your cell phone or online with dropbox.com. We will send you a link to a folder in the email. Once you have uploaded your film successfully you will need to fill out and submit a short form on our website named “Confirm Submission.” Your film will not be approved without this form. That’s it!

MAshRome Film Fest

MAshRome Film Fest (Italy) 1/31/13
The wordwilde festival that explores the art of remix: it’s purpose is Celebrating Arts Experiences in the Remix Era. Since its first edition, MAshRome Film Fest has presented a mix of The Best Intenational Works In The Contemporary And Urban Art Scene. Screenings, Interactive Video Installations, Urban Art, Act Performance, Masterclass, Collaborative Experiences, Panels In The City. Last year we began to build an International Cultural Network because we belive that Arts and culture are essential drivers for stimulating dialogue and creating awareness of societal topics in the spirit of cultural diversity. MashRome Film Fest focus on developing networks with innovative and outstanding festivals of experimental, creative and new cinema worldwide.
Submission: Vimeo or Youtube password protected upload.

Mirrors of the mind

This one sounds so great! Thanks, Simon Mullen!
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Mirrors of the Mind 02/01/13
Talbot Rice Gallery invites submissions of short video works that explore the surreal and elusive nature of dreams.
To coincide with the current Zoe Beloff exhibition A History of Dreams Remains to be Written, we are looking for experimental works that consider Sigmund Freud’s explanation that, in dreams ‘condensation, displacement as well as dematerialization of ideas are at work: Time is fluid and malleable, we can be any age, at any time, we can travel through fantastical landscapes.’
Beloff’s exhibition contains a selection of ‘Dream Films’ made by the Coney Island Amateur Pyschoanalytic Society between 1926-1972. Using the newly invented hand-held camera, and inspired by Freudian notions such as the ‘train of thought’, ‘sadistic symptoms’, ‘infantile impulse’, and ‘hysterical phobia’- the group created dark and surreal evocations of their dreams and held regular screenings and competitions to review their works.
Mirrors of the Mind asks contemporary artists to revisit this process, using new technology and techniques available today to capture and reveal their own oneiric wonderings and wanderings.
A selection of entries will be shown at Talbot Rice Gallery in a screening event to close the Zoe Beloff exhibition on Saturday 16 February.

A wider selection of entries will be hosted and promoted through the Talbot Rice Gallery website.

Requirements:

Videos can be made using filmed footage, found footage, animation, text and/or image.
Maximum duration: 5 minutes
Deadline: Friday 1 February 2013

Submit as a .mov / Quicktime file via WeTransfer to stuart.fallon@ed.ac.uk

DIFF LA Student Film Festival (Pasadena, CA)

I just received this today from the organizer of the festival, Mike Reyes. This festival is organized by students, for students. The festival will take place in March, on the campus of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA. Please pass it on.
best of luck,
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DIFF LA Student Film Festival (Pasadena, CA) 02/01/13 ddl. for free submissions
DIFF | LA is a student led film festival that is dedicated in showcasing and celebrating the work of film students. We are striving to create a unique and dynamic environment that not only presents the student’s work but allows for inspiration through other students as well. Because that’s who we are. Students who are inspired by creativity, stories and life that surrounds us every day. We want to create a dialogue about what drives these talented individuals and create a unity through this common passion.

Submit 2 DVD NTSC copies along with a copy of your student ID.
(Note: on FB page they indicated they will accept Vimeo links!)
https://www.facebook.com/diffla.org

Current student or 2 years graduated alumni.

Narrative, Documentary, Music Video, Commercial/PSA or Writing categories.

 

Lightworks (Grimsby, UK) – Commissions

Lightworks (Grimsby, UK)

Call for expressions of interest: Register now for Lightworks commissions.

Lightworks 2013, on Friday March 15th 2013, will be the fourth in the series of new media festivals to take place in Grimsby town centre. This year the festival will mainly take place in and around Grimsby Town Hall, Grimsby Central Library and Abbey Walk Gallery.

Calls for work for sound and film, and for our new Sound & Vision salon will be published in mid-January.

A range of commissions will also be confirmed in mid-January 2013, when we have confirmation of our funding. Fees for the commissions will be published at that point. We will be seeking formal commission proposals only after that date.

Currently we are asking artists and creatives to register with us so that we can speed up the process of finding artists to take up these commissions. Please send us an email now to contact@lightworks.me with the following details if you wish to be considered for the commissions.

1. Your name

2. Your postal address and preferred email

3. A link to your work (website, YouTube, Vimeo, Soundcloud)

4. The opportunity, or opportunities, you are interested in and a very brief (50 words) outline of how you might approach it.

5. A short biography of you and your creative interests (mainly for publicity but also helpful to let us know more about you). A CV wouldn’t hurt either.

Commission Opportunities:

Commission 1: External Creative Projection Mapping Commission – we will provide technical support and install this. We are looking for an imaginative response to the challenges and possibilities of projection mapping.

Commission 2: Sound Commission – will be installed in a gallery-type context using a sound system. We are happy to consider all types of sound work, whether sonic art, voice or experiments in composition. We will be happy to think about live sound, but there will be a limited budget.

Commission 3: Film Commission – will be projected either on the outside or inside of the venue. This could be filmed or animated, abstract or narrative.

Freewaves Open Call

This deadline is coming up pretty quickly. As a bonus, there is a fee paid for use of your work, depending on whether it is pre-existing, custom or newly commissioned. The great part is that millions will see it on public transit!

thanks to James Duesing for the link!

best of luck,

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Freewaves Open Call (Los Angeles, CA) 01/21/2013
Freewaves is seeking two-minute artists-activists-storytellers’ videos about health, environment, rights or anything else on your mind to show to I million riders per day on all 2,000 Metro buses in L.A. County in 2013. Videos may be animations, documentaries, narratives and experimental videos about, by and in Los Angeles. We invite you to share your impressions, offer information and insights, and present issues relating to LA. Taken together we hope to create a mosaic of our complex city. Freewaves will pay $100 – $400 per video. ($100 for pre-existing, $200 for custom editing, $400 for newly commissioned works). Send us a URL on your entry form OR a DATA DVD.

Portland Music Video Festival

Portland Music Video Festival

The Portland Music Video Festival is an exciting new showcase of the work of musicians and filmmakers from Portland and across the nation. The festival will take place on Thursday, May 30th, 2013, at the historic Hollywood Theater. Music videos are the ultimate marriage of art and commerce, a breeding ground for up-and-coming filmmakers experimenting with their craft, a visual means of expression for musicians and bands, and the forum in which many of the greatest innovations in film, television and advertising have started.

Among the events that organizers are planning for the festival are a reception, networking events for musicians and filmmakers, an awards ceremony, afterparty, and multiple screenings of programs of music videos.

Submit your music videos and follow the festival on Facebook and Twitter!

Videos must be submitted by emailing us your downloaded submission form from our website. Videos must be submitted through a weblink (to YouTube, Vimeo, etc). Submission is free, there are no entry fees. Filmmakers are encouraged to submit as many videos as they like.

The Portland Music Video Festival is dedicated to celebrating the art of the music video, and nurturing the great partnership between the music and filmmaking communities in Portland and across the country.