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> To: proarte@roadnet.com.br
> Subject: Clips #8,9,10 parte 9
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> P R O @ R T E C L I P S
> Boletim Eletronico do Projeto ProArte Brasil Numero 8, 9 e 10
> Abril
> 1 1998
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> PARTE 9: FESTIVAIS DE CINEMA E VIDEO
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> 1998 BIEFF Student Video Competition
>
> Use video production to stimulate creativity and develop
> communication skills ?
> Want to share your students' work?
> BIEFF invites you enter your video project(s) in this 29th annual
> competition for other audiences to appreciate.
> Sign your students up for an adventure in visual communication. Your
> entry will be judged within respectvie grade-level categories;
> (K-3, 4-6, 7-9,10-12, and college)
> Deadline for entries is April 7th, 1998
> Fianlists willbe notified promptly.
>
> Contacts; BIEFF
> P.O.Box 55882
> Birmingham, Alabama 35255
> www.bham.net/bieff
> ......................................................................
> Dances with Films Festival of the Unknowns (DWF)-May 6th thru =
> 9th,1998
>
> DWF will be a compoetitive events that will feature a line up of
> sxteen full-length narrative films and sixteen narratve shorts. DWF's
> mission is to open a venue for new and up-coming filmmakers to
> present their work without the fear of big player politics over
> shadowing their screen time.
> All pieces additted for screening at the festival shall be selected
> using only one major creteria- the films must be completed with no
> known individuals within any element of the given project. This is
> defined by: no known directors, actors, producers, monies from known
> production companies. One other rule? A completion date of no earlier
> than January of 1996. Other than that all submissions are fair game.
> Held in Los Angeles, arguably the world capital of the film industry,
> Dances with Films will be a four day evet geared solely tenacity to
> live their dreams in a "who did you say you were?" industry.
>
> Contacts; DWF
> Box 1766,
> Beverly Hills, CA 90213
> Tel) 213-656-1974
> Fax) 213-656-6471
> E-mail: DWFILMFEST@AOL.COM
>
> .....................................................................
> HOUSTON INTERNATIONAL FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL April 17-26,
> 1998. Associated market for features, shorts, docs, video,
> ind./experimental &TV. Student Awards Program offers $2,500 cash for
> grand prize & $500 cash & $1,000 of Kodak film for best student film
> in each category of high school, college & graduate. Scripts &
> screenplays also have competition. Cats: theatrical features; TV &
> Video Production; Film & Video Production; short subjects film &
> video; TV commercials; experimental film & video,
> filmstrips/slide/multimedia programs; student film & video; super 8mm
> film & video; screenplays; music videos; new media; print
> advertising;
> radio advertising. Formats: 35mm, 16mm, 3/4S, 1/2S, super 8 (on
> videotape). Entry fee: $50-$200; market fee: $300. Contact: J. Hunter
> Todd, Houston Int'l Film & Video Festival/Worldfest-Houston, Box
> 56566, Houston TX 77256 OR 713-965-9955 OR 800-524-1438 OR
> 713-965-9960(FAX) OR worldfest@aol.com OR http://www.worldfest.org
>
> .....................................................................
> NEW YORK WOMEN'S FILM FESTIVAL April 22-26,1998. 2nd
> annual film fest celebrates the growing presence of women filmmakers
> in today's cinema by providing an annual forum for emerging &
> experienced fillmmakers from around the world. Fest will showcase
> narrative, doc, experimental, feature & short film & music videos.
> Contact: New York Women's Film Fest, 341 Lafayette St #302, New York
> NY 10012 OR 212-465-3455 OR 212-431-9694(FAX) OR info@nywfilmfest.com
> OR http://www.nywfilmfest.com
> .....................................................................
> 1998 THIRD TEXT: EXPERIMENTAL FILM/VIDEO [CALLING FOR
> SUBMISSIONS] Third Text: experimental film/video is the annual film
> and video show produced by Massachusetts College of Art's Eventworks
> at the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Bosotn. It showcases the most
> current and uncompromsing experimental works from all over the globe.
> The last year show (Solid State: experiemtnal film/video) featured
> works by Stan Brakhage, Phil Solomon, Lurther Price, Tammy O'Jala,
> Jennifier Reeder and more. Like the previous years, it was an
> immensely successful sold-out show with review in paper such as the
> BayWindow. This year the show will be scheduled around April and is
> currently seeking new challenging film and video works from all over
> the world. Works from all genre under 40 minutes are welcome. Please
> send a VHS copy of work (film or video) for preview with name, title
> as well as a brief description of the work (the preview tape will not
> be retunred unless with a SASE). Submissions should be send to:
> EventWorks (Third Text: experimental film/video), 621 Huntington Av,
> Massachusetts College of Art, Boston MA 02115 OR 617-232-1555 x561
>
> ...................................................................
> 1998 *NEW* INDEPENDENT VIDEO AND NEW MEDIA Southern California
> festival seeking narrative, documentary, animated, and experimental
> works by artists, activists, and mediamakers. Videotapes (NTSC 3/4"
> or VHS), Mac compatible CD-ROM's, web pages (email your address),
> interactive digital art, proposals for video installations and
> performances (1-2 pages with support materials) accepted. Fee: $10.
> Send a bio or resume, publicity material and fee to: LA Freewaves,
> 2151 Lake Shore Av, Los Angeles CA 90039 OR 213-664-1510 OR
> 213-664-1577(FAX) OR info@freewaves.org
>
> .....................................................................
> 1998 NATIONAL MEDIA OWL AWARDS Call for entries for
> films, videotapes, and television programs on aging. $5000 first
> prize. The purpose of the competition is to identify and promote the
> visibility of outstanding films, videotapes, and television programs
> for and about aging or aged people, and to encourage excellence in
> media productions on issues related to aging. Films and videos
> produced, released or copyrighted during 1997 are eligible to be
> entered. No entry fee. An entry form and complete guidelines are
> available from: Ray Bradford, National Media Owl Awards, Retirement
> Research Foundation, 8765 W Higgins Rd Suite 401, Chicago IL
> 60631-4170 OR 773-714-8080 OR 773-714-8089(FAX) OR
> http://fdncenter.org/grantmaker/rrf/medowl.html OR
> http://www.owlawards.org OR tnf@terranova.org
>
> ......................................................................
> 1998 *NEW* HAMBURG INTERNATIONAL SHORT/ NO BUDGET FILM
> FESTIVAL Forum for presenting diversity of internationally produced
> short films. Fest also includes No Budget Competition, for films =
> which have been produced w/out public subsidies or private
> sponsorship;
> their foremost feature should be "realization of an idea," &
> technical
> quality is of secondary importance; all competition entries should be
> under 20 min. Another fest feature is Three Minute Quickie
> competition, under different theme each year; this year's theme is
> "Bar". Formats: 35mm, 16mm, 8mm, 3/4", 1/2" Beta SP; preview on =
> video.
> No entry fee. Contact: Internationales Hamburger Kurzfilmfestival,
> KurzFilmAgentur Hamburg e.V, Buro, Filmhaus, Friedensallee 7, D-22765
> Hamburg, Germany OR 011-49-40-398-26-122 OR 011-49-40-398-26-123(FAX)
> OR kfa@shortfilm.com OR http://www.shortfilm.com
> .....................................................................
> 25th Athens International Film& Video Festival
> May 1-9, 1998
> Festival Prodcedures
> Because of the number of entries received, not all entries can
> be
> publicly screened during the Festival. A prescreening committee,
> comprised of filmmakers, videomakers and other artistrs associated
> with the Athens Center for Film and Video, will pre-screen each entry
> to determine which works are selected for screening during the
> Festival.
> Works will be eligible for cash prizes, to be awarded by
> visiting
> Guest Artists/Jurors at the Festival. Each entrant will be informed
> via U.S. Mail of the results of the Festival at theFestival's
> conclusion. If we require an exhibition copy of your work, we will
> contact you prior to the screening date.
>
> Eligibility
> Entries must have been completed during or since 1996. Works that
> have been submitted in preious Athens International Fil and video
> Festivals are not eligible. All works that evidence a high regard for
> artistic innovation, sensitivity to content, and personal involvement
> with the medium will be welcomed.
> The Festival is now comprised of four separate competitions:
> Film,
> Video, Multimedia, and Web Art. In acknowledging current trends,
> debates, an technical possibilities in production of these forms, we
> define "film" as a work whose primary intended viewing context is as
> a projected celluloid image; "video"as a work whose primary intended
> viewing context is as a video image on a monitor/TV, or as rpesented
> via video projection. "Multimedia" is defined as a digital
> interactive environment or presentation on CD-ROM, and "web art" is
> defined as any piece of publicly-accessible digital art whose
> primary intended viewing is through the Internet on a World Wide Web
> browser. Web art may not be promotional or commercial in nature.
>
> Entry Procedure.
> Please fill out in full the entry form on the reverse, including a
> brief descripton of the work. If you wish, send along photos and
> publicity materials.
> Please include a $25.00 entry fee (for film, video or CD-ROM entries)
> or $ 5.00 entry fee (for web art), payable by check, money order, or
> cash. Make check payable to Athens International Film Festival.
> Provide with your entry pre-paid shipping, insurance for your film,
> video, or CD-ROM, including self-addressed shipping package/envelope,
> and pre-paid postage, stamps, waybill, etc., to cover shipping costs
> for returen of entry.
>
> Send Entry to:
> Athens International Film and Video Festival
> P.O.Box 388
> Room 407, 75 W. Union St.
> Athens, Ohio 45701
> Phone:(614)593-1330
> E-Mail: filmfest@www.cats. ohiou.edu
> Http:// www.cats.ohiou.edu/~filmfest
>
> ......................................................................
> 'Anything But Hollywood' is the theme for issue #47 of CineAction,
> the intention being to provide a forum for investigation and analysis
> of
> films which are products of systems of production and codes of
> convention
> beyond the Hollywood model. While the present state of American
> Independent
> film is of major interest, we are also interested in including
> current
> work on non-American films. Please send proposals for papers by
> April 1.
> The deadline for submission of papers (and accompanying computer disk
> in
> either Mac or IBM format) is June 30.
> Inquiries and proposals may be emailed to the editor of this issue,
> Susan Morrison, at the following address:smorr@the-wire.com
>
> Papers should be mailed to CineAction
> 314 Spadina Road
> Toronto ON
> M5R 2V6
> Canada
>
> ......................................................................
> NEXTFRAME: UFVA's Student Film & Video Festival
> <ddoyon@ocis.temple.edu>
>
> CALL FOR ENTRIES: NextFrame (formerly the UFVA Student Film & Video
> Festival)
> announces its 6th annual (1998) competition and touring festival.
> Founded
> to survey and exhibit the best in student work worldwide, NextFrame
> accepts
> all work completed while the artist was in college/university/film
> school.
> Nearly $10,000 in prizes, donated by Kodak, Sennheiser, Mole
> Richardson,
> Focal Press, Michael Wiese Productions, Equipment Emporium, and
> others.
> Entries will be accepted in the categories: Narrative, Animation,
> Documentary, Experimental. Selected entries participate in
> international
> touring exhibition series. Some winners will appear on the
> Independent Film
> Channel. For more information, or entry forms, call (800)499-8382
> (215)923-3532. Fax: 215-204-5280. Email: ufva@vm.temple.edu. Web:
> http://www.temple.edu/ufva. Address: Dept. FMA, Temple University,
> Philadelphia, PA 19122 USA
> ......................................................................
> The 5th Annual Chicago Underground Film Festival
> DEADLINE: May 15th 1998
>
> "Defiantly independent and deliberatly scandalous"
> - Michael Willmington, Chicago Tribune
>
> "A cultural mainstay"
> - Ray Pride, Filmmaker Magazine
> <http://www.filmmag.com/winter98/festroundup.html#chicago>
>
> "If you care at all about the state of culture on the margins, this
> is
> probably the most important project in the country reflecting its
> evolution"
> - The Lumpen Times
>
> "The biggest and best of the subterranean screen-events"
> - New York Independent Film Monitor
>
> "I'd like to think the work Chris and I did at Film Threat helped
> inspire the lunatics behind CUFF but now they're the ones inspiring
> me... Not just a great "underground" fest but a great film fest
> period"
> - Dave Williams, former editor Film Threat Video Guide
>
> The Chicago Underground Film Festival is now accepting entries for
> its
> fifth annual festival to be held August 12-16, 1998 at the Theatre
> Building in Chicago. We seek the best cutting-edge, subversive,
> controversial, and defiantly independent films and videos of all
> kinds: features, shorts, animation, documentary, experimental,35mm,
> 16mm, Super 8 and video. Cash prizes awarded to the best entry in
> each
> category. Each year we also present the Jack Smith Lifetime
> Achievement
> Award to an influential guest filmmaker. Past guests have included
> Richard Kern, Kenneth Anger, George Kuchar and John Waters. 1998
> recipient to be announced.
>
> For more information, including highlights from our 1998 festival,
> check
> out our website:site at
> http://www.cuff.org
> or email us at:
> info@cuff.org
> or write:
> Chicago Underground Film Festival
> 2501 North Lincoln Ave. Ste. 278
> Chicago, Il 60614
>
> The 5th Annual Chicago Underground Film Festival is sponsored by:
> Krankk2o caffinated water http://www.rocketcola.com
> Simple Shoes http://www.simpleshoes.com
> The Independent Film Channel http://www.ifctv.com
> Studio Film & Tape http://www.sftweb.com
> Videos.com http://www.videos.com
> Quimby's Queerstore http://www.quimbys.com
> Imaginary Landscape http://www.imagescape.com
> WXRT 93.5 FM http://www.wxrt.com
> Filmmaker Magazine http://www.filmmag.com
> Juxtapoz Art Magazine http://www.juxtapoz.com
> Lumpen http://www.lumpen.com
> Film Threat http://www.filmthreat.com
>
> To find out about sponsorship opportunities email director@cuff.org
>
> ......................................................................
> The Carolina Film and Video Festival
> Screening Process
> A panel of local film and video makers will view each entry during
> the festival's prescreening. The works selected will then be screened
> at the Festival for final judging. Winnning entries will be reshown
> on
> the final night of the festival. Last year 48 works were shown at the
> festival out of 350 entries.
>
> Requirements for submissions and Screening.
> Works should be submitted in VHS format for pre-screening. All video
> submited must be in NTSC format. If the work is selected for
> competitive screening, the entrant will be contacted and asked to
> provied the work in its original format. We will take every
> precaution in handling film and videos. Howevere, the festival cannot
> accept nor assume responsibility for damage or loss of materials
> submitted. CFVF is also not responsible for any claim involving
> copyright, trademark, credits, or royalty infringements related to
> the work. Submissions of an entry to this festival signifies that the
> entries and fees in extenuating circumstances. CFVF reserves the
> right to decline entries and fees in extenuating circumstances.
> All entries should be shipped in appropriate containers and insured
> for replacement cost. No fiber-lined enveopes, please. An official
> CFVF entry form or a reproduction thereof must accompany each entry.
> Submission of an entry gives the festival permission to have accepted
> works photographed, telecast and/or reproduced, either in part or
> whole, for the purpose of publicizing the festival. Submissions will
> be accepted in the following formats: 16 mm, BetaSP, SVHS, and VHS
>
> Entry Fees.
> $ 20 for students, and $30 for independents.Students, please enclose
> a photocopy of your i.d.
> Entry fee includes return postage.
> Checks only please; payable to: Carolina Film and Video Festival.
>
> Prizes:
> This year's awards are expected to match or exceed last year's $2500
> in cash in a supply of Kodak filmstock.
>
> Contacts;
> www.uncg.edu/cbt/cfvf.html
> e-mail: CFVFest@uncg.edu
> Address: Broadcasting/Cinema Program
> 100 Carmichael Bldg.
> P.O.Box 26170
> UNC-greensboro, NC v27402
> phone-336.334.5360
> fax -336.334.5039
> ......................................................................
> Northampton Film Festival - November 4-8, 1998
> Open to independent film and video makers throughout the US
> Call for Entries- Features, Shorts, Documentaries, Animation &
> Experimental
>
> * Prizes & Awards
> * Film & Video Expo
> * Seminars & Workshops
> * Celebrity Guest Speakers
> * Post-Screening Artists' Q&As
>
> Deadline for Submissions : June 30, 1998
>
> For Infromation and Question, Contacts;
> Tel) 413-586-3471
> Fax) 413-584-4432
> E-mail: filmfest@nohofilm.org
> Visit www.nohofilm.org
>
> .....................................................................
> The 1998 Auburn Film Society Student Video Competition
> Deadline May 1st, 1998
> Check out our web page at:
> http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/film/contest.htm
>
> Competition Categories
> 1. College Student Videomaker
> 2. High School & Younger Videomaker
>
> Genres
> 1) Animation
> 2) Documentary
> 3) Abstract/Experimental
> 4) Short Narrative
> 5) High School & Younger Videomaker
>
> Entry Fee: $10.00 per entry.
>
> Entry Regulations: Competition is open to U.S. and International
> entries
> completed by students enrolled in an accredited college or university
> for
> the College Videomaker category and enrolled in an accredited primary
> or
> secondary school or equivalent for High School & Younger Videomaker
> category. The videos should not be more than 2 years old. Send
> entries in
> bubble wrap envelopes (or other protective containers). There is no
> limit
> to the number of entries ($10.00 per entry).
>
> Entries: Entries must be submitted on 1/2" (standard) video
> cassette--DO
> NOT SEND ORIGINALS--only copies will be accepted. Mark videocassette
> prominently with videomaker's name, title of work and genre. Winners
> may
> be chosen for screening during the annual Jay Sanders Film Festival.
> Please note that entries cannot be returned to you unless you enclose
> self- addressed, stamped return packaging for each entry.
> Entry Enclosures:
> Each entry must be accompanied by the following:
> Entry fee (check or Money order for $10.00 in U.S. funds made payable
> to Auburn University)
> A short synopsis of entry and bio of Videomaker.
> A self-addressed, stamped postcard (OR email address) for
> notification
> of receipt of entry.
> Official entry form (below), completed and signed.
>
> Liability: Although every possible care will be taken with tapes =
> while in our possession, we cannot accept responsibility for loss or
> damage.
> Do not send original tapes.
>
> Agreement: Submission of an entry gives the Auburn Film Society
> permission
> to show the work at the annual Jay Sanders Film Festival--unless
> otherwise requested in writing by the videomaker.
>
> The 1998 Auburn Film Society Student Video Competition
> Deadline May 1st, 1998
> Entry Form:
> *A copy of this form is also available at our web site:
> http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/film/entry.htm
>
> Entry Title:
>
> Circle Category: 1) College Videomaker 2) High School &
> Younger Videomaker
>
> Circle Genre: 1. Animation 2. Documentary 3.
> Abstract/Experimental
> 4. Short Narrative 5. High School & Younger Videomaker
>
> Non-refundable entry fee enclosed $10.00 (Check or money order in
> U.S.
> funds, payable to Auburn University)
>
> Name:
>
> Address:
>
> Day Phone:
>
> Email (optional):
>
> Address:
>
> School/College:
>
> Signature:
> (Signature signifies agreement to all published regulations and
> requirements of competition)
>
> All Entries must be post-marked by May 1st, 1998
>
> Send entries by mail to: ATTN: Emmett Winn, Auburn Film Society, c/o
> Department of Communication, Tichenor 217, Auburn University, AL
> 36849-5211
>
> Please circulate this information widely. Direct questions to Emmett
> Winn (winnjoh@mail.auburn.edu)
>
> ......................................................................
> CINE Golden Eagle Film & Video Competition
> Spring Deadlines: Early Bird: March 1 Final: March 15
> Fall Deadlines: Early Bird: Audust 1 Final: August 1520
> CINE is a nonprofit organization that recognizes excellence in
> documentary, instructional, informational, and short feature films,
> videos, and interactive productions and facilitates their entry in
> international film and video festivals.
>
> Who should enter?
> * Professional and non-professional film and video makers.
> * American producers, sponsors or distributors
> * Dedicated craftspeople, such as directors, screenwriters, etc.
>
> What are the Criteria?
> CINE entries are judged on creative and technical merit. Criteria
> include: prsendtation, writing, sound, edting, creativity, visuals &
> insights, effectvie communication to the intended audience, and
> fulfillment of stated purpose.
> CINE juries base recommedations for an award on how well a
> production measures up to the standards it sets for itself, thereby
> allowing
> the "little guy" a chance to stand alongside the "giants" of the
> industry.
>
> How do I enter?
> * Read the enclosed rules and regulations carefully
> * Complete the entry form.
> * Submit entry form to CINE by mail with check
> * Or fac the entry form with credit card information.
> * DO NOT SUBMIT a film or video with your entry form. Soon after the
> deadline, a letter with instructions for shipping your
> non-returnable
> 1/2" VHS entry will be sent to you.
> * Results will be available early June for the March deadline and
> late November ofr the August deadline
>
> Competition Results
> All entries will be judged in the first stage of a potential
> 3-stage process. All entrants will be notified by either the end of
> May or the end of November of the competition results.
> Awards
> Each entry considered worthy of representing the U.S. in
> international festivals receives two free Golden Eagle or CINE
> Eagle (Pre-Professional and Amateur) certificates in recognition
> of
> the honor. Winners are also eligible to purchase Golden and CINE
> Eagle trophies and other award items.
>
> International Festival Participation
> Golden Eagle and Amateur Eagle winners will be considered by CINE
> for competition in international festivals. The decision to enter
> is yours. Should you agree, CINE may ask you to provide extra
> prints or tapes. Films, tapes and videodiscs are insured by CINE
> (replacement cost) while in transit and while in the custody of
> CINE. CINE assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss, or
> for
> any infringement of rights, while films/tapes are in the custoday
> of overseas festivals or authorities. Although a CINE award does
> not guarantee that your entry is eligible for international
> competition, if it fits the requirements of one or more festivals
> you will be notified by the CINE office.
>
> For Further Information, contact
> CINE, 1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite # 638
> Washington, D. C. 20036
> Phone: 202-785-1136
> Fax 202-785-4114
> Web-Site: www. cine.org
> E-Mail: cine1@erols.com
> ......................................................................
>
> Telluride IndieFest is *pleased* to announce its CALL FOR ENTRIES
> for the 1998 event!
>
> Formerly known as the Telluride Independent Film & Screenwriters
> Festival, Telluride IndieFest '98! *remains* dedicated to the spirit
> and
> advancement of independent film/videomaking and screenwriting!
>
> Please see Entry Form (below).
>
> Scheduled during the winter ski-season (December 4 -6, 1998) here in
> *beautiful* Telluride (Colorado), come interact with your peers and
> exchange ideas and information about independent film/videomaking and
> screenwriting!
>
> Workshops will include:
>
> 1) How to Make a 'Small-Budget' Independent Film/Video
> 2) Financing of Independent Films/Videos
> 3) Distribution of Independent Films/Videos
> 4) How to Get Your Screenplay Through the 'Hollywood Maze'
> 5) How to Get an Agent
> 6) The Future of Independent Film/Videomaking (DVD, the Internet/Web,
> Self-Distribution, etc.)
>
> This festival promises to generate a 'brainstorm' of interesting
> information and HIGH entertainment value! Perched at 8750 feet it
> should!
>
> And, while you are here SKI or surf our magnificent mountain!
> Find out why Telluride is called " the most beautiful place you'll
> ever ski!"
>
> -----------------------------------------------
>
> Entry Fee: $35.00 for Short Films/Videos (under 60 minutes), $40.00
> for Screenplays, and $45.00 for Feature Films/Videos
>
> DEADLINE for ALL Entries: August 1, 1998
>
> All film/video entries (Features *and* Shorts) must be on *standard*
> VHSvideo (1/2").
>
> Film/video screenings (during the festival) may be on 3/4", 16mm or
> 35mm.
>
> SHORT films/videos (and documentaries) are *certainly* encouraged!
>
> Screenplays should be no-more than 120 pages.
> There will be 'active readings' of selected screenplays during the
> festival.
>
> Accepted festival entries (screenplay, film & video) will receive
> 4-day *complimentary* luxury accommodations and their choice of an
> exciting
> outdoor winter activity (downhill or cross-country skiing/surfing,
> snowmobile tour, or horseback riding), and free equipment rentals!
>
> *Telluride IndieFest is non-competitive*
>
> ------------------------------cut here------------------------------
>
> ENTRY FORM
> Telluride IndieFest '98!
> (December 4 - 6, 1998)
>
>
> Name: ______________________________________________________
>
> Address: ____________________________________________________
>
> City: ___________________________ State: _____ Zip: ______________
>
> Tel: __________________________ Fax: _________________________
>
> E-Mail Address: _______________________________________________
>
> How did you hear about our festival? _________________________
>
> Type of entry: Film ___ Video ___ Screenplay ___
> (Please remember to send a 1/2" VHS for all film/video entries)
>
> Title of entry: _________________________________________________
>
> How Long (minutes or pages): ______________________________________
>
> Category (please circle): Documentary Drama Comedy Adventure
>
> Action Suspense Horror
> Other:___________________________________
>
> Enclosed: $_____________ (check one) Check ____ Money Order ____
>
> ------------------------------cut here------------------------------
>
> Please make check or money order (US funds) payable to: QUESO
> PRODUCTIONS
>
> Send to:
> Telluride IndieFest '98!
> c/o Queso Productions
> P.O. Box 860
> Telluride, CO 81435
>
> *IMPORTANT NOTE*
>
> Please include a self-addressed stamped postcard (or envelope) to
> confirm that your entry has been received!
>
> As well, if you want your screenplay, film and/or video *returned*,
> please include a SASE ('priority mail' recommended) with proper
> postage.
>
> Film & Write On!
>
> Michael Carr
> Director: Telluride IndieFest '98!
>
> Please visit: http://telluridemm.com/indifest.html
> for complete information about the 1997 event and more!
>
> ......................................................................
> The 3rd Tacoma Tortured Artists Film Festival
> September 11,12,13 1998
>
> The Tacoma Tortured Artists Film Festival is produced by Club Seven
> Studios with support form the Broadway Center for the Performing
> Arts.
> This truly original festival was created to promote awareness of and
> to support independent directors. Film,video, student projects, and
> professonal works share the spotlight in a rere atmosphere of artist
> appreciation. The result has been tremendous. This unique approach of
> glorifying and bringing togetyher indie filmmakers has not only made
> T.T.A.F.F. one of the conundtry's fastest growing film festivals, but
> has created an unofficial Tortured Artists network of filmmakers who
> meet at the festival, become friends, and go on to support each
> other's projects.
>
> For more information, please contact:
> Toll free at 1-888-20-CLUB-7.
> Fax ; 253-627-1525
> E-mail: tacomafilm@aol.com
> Web-Site: www.clubseven.com
>
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