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Your film need only be a minute long

Posted by Matt / June 6, 2006

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Calling all filmmakers - the deadline for the One Minute Film & Video Festival's 2006 season is fast approaching! The free deadline, that is. Why pay a submission fee if you don't have to?

Submissions are FREE if postmarked before June 30th. After that you still have another 2 months for any late entries, but they'll cost you a $15 submission fee.

This year's theme is GROWTH, and all filmmakers are asked to artistically interpret that word in whatever capacity they see fit. The only other guideline? Obviously: the movie must be exactly 60 seconds long!

Visit minutefilmfest.com for submission details.

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sookie / June 6, 2006 at 11:18 pm

I'm just learning to edit and have some footage I could whip into a 60sec piece....I like that the film/vid fest encourages all kinds to enter, amateurs and pros alike.

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