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Australian International Experimental Film Festival 2014

By Marcos Ortega on Mon, 16/12/2013 - 18:04

The Australian International Experimental Film Festival is calling for entries for its fifth annual event due to screen on both the east and west coast of Australia with screenings taking place in Melbourne and Perth in April and May 2014.

The Australian International Experimental Film Festival is now calling for entries for selection to its 2014 festival programming. 2013 saw an amazing collection of work being submitted and we are keen to have the opportunity to see some more of the same - we're greedy and like to feast on hours upon hours of viewing. As with previous years there is no restriction on production date and works on 16mm and both 8mm formats and expanded cinema are eagerly encouraged.

Guidelines and information for submitting works can be found on our website, http://www.aieff.org/, and online entry forms can be filled out and submitted at the following page: http://www.aieff.org/entryform.php.

Dates:
Monday, February 24, 2014 (All day)
Australian International Experimental Film Festival 2013

By Marcos Ortega on Tue, 27/11/2012 - 07:36
Australian International Experimental Film Festival 2013
Deadline: 18th February 2013

The Australian International Experimental Film Festival is calling for entries for its fourth annual event due to screen in the last weekend in April 2013.

The time has come again to call for entries to the Australian International Experimental Film Festival. We are gearing up for another amazing collection of works to view and are eager to announce that A.I.E.F.F. is now open to receive experimental film and video submissions for consideration of inclusion in its 2013 festival programme. We are aware not everyone on our mailing list is a film/video maker but are keen to get the word out as far as possible so please pass our call onto anyone who may want to know.

As with previous years there is no restriction on production date and works on 16mm and both 8mm formats and expanded cinema are eagerly encouraged.

Guidelines and information for submitting works can be found on our website, http://www.aieff.org/, and online entry forms can be filled out and submitted at the following page: http://www.aieff.org/entryform.php. Please make sure you read the guidelines regarding formats accepted for both previewing and screening before sending in your work.

We are looking forward to receiving exciting work, be it video, film or expanded cinema, so if you have something you think we should see or know someone who may be interested in submitting we will be keen to receive it.

Closing date for submissions is 18th February 2013 (postmarked)

Regulations for entry are available at www.aieff.org/regulations.html

Online entry forms can be completed at www.aieff.org/entryform.php

For further details or to gain extra contact information for A.I.E.F.F. visit www.aieff.org
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2012 Australian International Experimental Film Festival

By Marcos Ortega on Tue, 03/01/2012 - 15:38
The 2012 Australian International Experimental Film Festival
Melbourne, 27th - 29th April
Deadline February 3rd 2012

Entries for the 2012 festival are now open.

Now in its third year, A.I.E.F.F. continues in its effort to reach experimental film and video artists in some of the most remote places in the world as well as the big metropolis cities that heave with artistic endeavours in this exciting area of practice. In its first two years the festival has received submissions from as far as Lebanon, Peru, Iran, Sri Lanka, Morocco, Guyana, Israel, Brazil, and further, with entries arriving from over 35 countries for its 2011 festival.

The A.I.E.F.F. operates as a 'not for profit' and currently receives no support from funding bodies. The small token fee requested for submission is to enable A.I.E.F.F. to promote the event through publicity material to attract the public attention deserved to the quality work being shown as part of its programming.

With the intention of not favouring one work over another and giving each that is selected for the festival programme its deserved credit, the A.I.E.F.F. is a non-award event.
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Australian International Experimental Film Festival 2011

By Marcos Ortega on Sun, 19/12/2010 - 16:30
Australian International Experimental Film Festival 2011
Friday 29th April-Sunday 1st May 2011.
Deadline: 14th February 2011 (postmarked)

The Australian International Experimental Film Festival is calling for entries for its second annual event.

Following on from the success of its 2010 festival A.I.E.F.F. is gearing up for another thrilling event for 2011 and we are now calling for submissions.

We are looking forward to receiving exciting work, be it video, film, or expanded cinema, so if you have something you think we should see or know someone who may be interested in submitting we will be keen to receive it.

The process to participate is simple and the online entry and regulations can be found on our website at the addresses below. Just follow the instructions in filling out the entry form, and those that are given once the form has been submitted about how to pay the small submission fee of AU$10.

Closing date for submissions is 14th February 2011 (postmarked)

Regulations for entry are available at www.aieff.org/regulations.html

Online entry forms can be completed at www.aieff.org/entry.php

For further details or to gain extra contact information for A.I.E.F.F. visit www.aieff.org

Delivery address:
c/o The BAck doOR
658 Plenty Road
Preston, Melbourne
Vic, Australia, 3072
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Australian International Experimental Film Festival

By Marcos Ortega on Thu, 15/04/2010 - 09:49
The 2010 edition of the Australian International Experimental Film Festival will take place in Melbourne, Australia, the weekend of 30th April – 2nd May. This festival, the brainchild of filmmakers sue.k., Richard Tuohy and Diana Barrie, will offer four programmes comprising over thirty experimental films and videos from all over the world, and a projected installation by Steve Hawley, Clockwork Melodrama (2010), screening each night of the festival for sidewalk view. Recent works by Thorsten Fleisch, Roger Deutsch, Nicky Hamlyn, Steven Ball, Jayne Parker and Carolee Schneemann among many others.

Keep reading for the full programme or click here to download it in pdf.
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Australian International Experimental Film Festival

By Marcos Ortega on Thu, 10/12/2009 - 10:18
Australian International Experimental Film Festival
30th April – 3rd May 2010
Dateline 15th February 2010

The Australian International Experimental Film Festival is now calling for submissions for the 2010 festival that will take place 30th April – 3rd May.

We are looking forward to receiving and seeing your exciting work, be it video, film or expanded cinema, and hope that we will have a chance to show an exceptional programme that includes your submission.

The process to participate is reasonably simple and the online entry, as well as the A.I.E.F.F. regulations, can be found on our website at the addresses below. Just follow the instructions in filling out the entry form and those that follow after the form has been submitted. Please bear in mind that this is our first year and even though we have tested our system there is a chance of glitches so please let us know if you have any problems because our priority is to your work and not to our system we’ve set in place.

Closing date for submissions is 15th February 2010 (postmarked)

Regulations for entry are available at http://www.aieff.org/regulations.html

Online entry forms can be completed at http://www.aieff.org/entry.php

For further details or to gain extra contact information for A.I.E.F.F. visit http://www.aieff.org
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