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  • WNDX 2012 Call for entries

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    WNDX logoWNDX 2012 Call for entries
    Call for innovative new films and videos

    WNDX seeks new Canadian and international films and videos for our next edition, to be held September 27 to 30, 2012.
    WNDX pays special attention to the most innovative and ground-breaking works created by moving image artists. In the past, WNDX has featured spotlights on George Kuchar, Steve Reinke, Barbara Sternberg, Phil Hoffman and John Price, a well as the work of the Loop Collective. Our website’s archives section provides an overview of how we program the festival.

    - Works completed in 2011 and 2010 are eligible for submission.
    - Submissions Deadline: Monday, May 18, 2012 *
    *submissions should be received at our offices by this date
    - There is no submission fee.
    - Submission forms are available at www.wndx.org

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  • Experimental Film Festival Portland 2012

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    EFF Portland

    Experimental Film Festival Portland 2012
    May 21-27, 2012, Portland, Oregon
    Deadline February 15 2012

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    Miércoles, Febrero 15, 2012 (Todo el día)
  • 2012 Australian International Experimental Film Festival

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    The 2012 Australian International Experimental Film Festival
    Melbourne, 27th - 29th April
    Deadline February 3rd 2012

    Entries for the 2012 festival are now open.

    Fechas: 

    Viernes, Febrero 3, 2012 (Todo el día)
  • VIDEOEX 2012 Extended deadline

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    VIDEOEX logoVIDEOEX 2012
    International Experimentalfilm & Video Festival Zürich
    26 May - 3 June 2012 Zurich, Switzerland
    Call for Entries
    Extended Deadline: 15 February 2012 (Postmarked)

    VIDEOEX invites you to submit your work for the international & Swiss competition.

    We are looking for:
    - experimental films 8mm / 16mm / 35mm (screened in original format)
    - videos (experimental, videoart, ...)
    - innovative animation
    - experimental digital & graphic productions (to be screened)
    - experimental documentaries
    - experimental music videos

    For details & entry form visit www.videoex.ch

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  • 7th Montreal Underground Film Festival 2012

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    7th Montreal Underground Film Festival 2012
    May 17,18,19, Montreal, Canada
    Deadline January 31st, 2012, $15 late fee after February 29th

    MUFF celebrates and promotes low-budget filmmakers and those who challenge the boundaries of mainstream Hollywood and the conventional film aesthetic attitude. We encourage you to confront your artistic freedom, through the experimentation of filmmaking and art production, making the world a more exciting, challenging place to live.

    Fechas: 

    Martes, Enero 31, 2012 (Todo el día)
  • Radical Footage: Film and Dissent

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    Radical Footage: Film and Dissent
    Deadline: 30th January 2012

    Radical Footage: Film and Dissent invites the submission of short ‘radical’ films to a one-day event to be held at The Space, Nottingham Contemporary, Friday 9th March 2012. Initiated by Oliver Ressler’s introduction to his film What is Democracy? the day will explore the potential of film to contribute to social-political change.

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    Lunes, Enero 30, 2012 (Todo el día)
  • VIDEOEX 2012

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    VIDEOEXVIDEOEX 2012
    International Experimental film & Video Festival Zürich
    26 May - 3 June 2012
    Entry Deadline 30 Jan. 2012

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    Lunes, Enero 30, 2012 (Todo el día)
  • Festival of (In)appropriation 2012

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    Festival of (In)appropriation 2012
    Call for entries!
    Deadline: May 15,2012

    Los Angeles Filmforum invites film and videomakers to take part in the 2012 Festival of (In)appropriation.

    From collage to hip-hop, remix to mash-up, détournement to machinima, the appropriation of preexisting sounds and images has become integral to the creation of new and provocative works of art –all the more so in the digital era. Artists from diverse backgrounds are taking “found” sounds and images and appropriating them into new works that fundamentally alter the meaning and function of these found objects.

    The Festival of (In)appropriation, now in its fourth year, plays on the notion of what an “appropriate” use of a found sound and/or image may be. Since what is considered appropriate always depends on context –being in the “right” place at the “right” time –appropriation is by definition the art of the inappropriate –being in the “wrong” place at the “wrong” time. Indeed, every reuse is, in some way, a productive misuse –a misuse that we celebrate! When films and videos tear materials from one (con)text and place them in another, they question the limits of what is “appropriate” and thereby open the doors to new ways of seeing, hearing, and thinking. At its best, this act of (in)appropriation may produce revelation that leads viewers to reconsider the relationship between past and present, here and there, truth and lie, intention and subversion.

    With that idea in mind, Los Angeles Filmforum invites submissions for the 2012 Festival of (In)appropriation! We are open to all works that appropriate film or video footage and repurpose it in inventive ways. We will consider both films and videos, including works that are made up entirely of found footage and those that only use small segments of appropriated material. However, we will only accept films that include some form of appropriation, that are under 20 minutes long, and that were finished in 2010 or later.

    The Festival of (In)appropriation will take place at Los Angeles Filmforum in Fall 2012, specific date TBA.
    Curated by Jaimie Baron, Lauren Berliner, and Andrew Hall.

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  • 7th Montreal Underground Film Festival 2012

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    7th Montreal Underground Film Festival 2012
    May 17,18,19, Montreal, Canada
    Deadline January 31st, 2012, $15 late fee after February 29th

    MUFF celebrates and promotes low-budget filmmakers and those who challenge the boundaries of mainstream Hollywood and the conventional film aesthetic attitude. We encourage you to confront your artistic freedom, through the experimentation of filmmaking and art production, making the world a more exciting, challenging place to live.

    Eligibility
    Independent productions accepted only
    Films produced, financed, or initiated by a major motion picture studio are not eligible for screening at the Montreal Underground Film Festival.

    Prior Screenings
    Previous or scheduled screenings at other festivals are acceptable. The "Montreal Premiere" status is preferred, but not mandatory.

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