We are so excited to announce that submissions are NOW OPEN for the 17th annual the8fest Small-Gauge Film Festival that will take place in 2024 in Toronto, Canada!
the8fest is on the lookout for your 8mm, Super 8, and 9.5mm films, along with other small-gauge film projects like loops and installations for our Bageroo programs. We are thrilled to host our 17th festival, which will be showcased both in-person and online in 2024.
Experimental Film and Video Festival in Seoul, a.k.a EXiS is now calling for entries to the competitions of its 21st edition. We value artists’ films made with an original vision that take challenges and aesthetic adventures.
Entry deadline is 31st March 2024. To submit your work, please check the regulations and use the entry form on the festival's website.
In its 13th edition MINA, the Mobile Innovation Network and Association, will present a public screening of smartphone, mobile and pocket films and internationally via Urban Screen TV and MINAVault.
MINA is the longest-running film festival dedicated to celebrating mobile and smartphone film-making internationally. MINA creates connections between filmmakers, communities and the creative industries.
The inaugural ReWilding: Climate-Focused Experimental Media-Arts Festival seeks experimental climate-focused films, video art, and animations - works that move beyond documenting issues to engage audiences and spur activism.
The festival will coincide with Western Michigan University's (WMU) Climate Emergency: Spring into Action 2024 hosted by the WMU Climate Change Working Group.
The West Virginia Mountaineer Short Film Festival returns this spring for its 10th edition for a two-day event on April 19 & 20, 2024. We’re looking for unique, boundary-pushing works in video, animation, new- media, performance and film. Send us your newest work!
Deadline for entries is March 8, 2024.
• $8 per entry • Students and Young Filmmakers: Free (Students must include valid student ID along with submission, or send separately to [email protected])
he UCLA Film & Television Archive is delighted to announce its inaugural artist-in-residence program that will host an emerging artist for two weeks to activate the Archive’s collection in their artistic practice. The program will provide the artist with the time and support necessary to access and work with the Archive’s unique resources, as well as reach new audiences and make new connections with Los Angeles’ cultural community.
