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Africa in Motion - Edinburgh African Film Festival

Festival
Countries: United Kingdom
Deadline:31.05.2013
Start:25.10.2013
End:02.11.2013
Genres: documentary, fiction
Accepted formats: Beta SP, Digi Beta, DV, HD

Africa in Motion accepts entries from all filmmakers of African nationality working in Africa or abroad. The festival is particularly interested in giving exposure to young, emerging African filmmakers living and working in Africa. Films could be fiction, animation, experimental or documentary and shot in any format. Fiction films should be no longer than 40 minutes and documentaries no longer than 60 minutes.


The 8th Africa in Motion (AiM) film festival will take place at the end of October/beginning of November 2013. We have just announced our call for entries for the annual AiM Short Film Competition, with a deadline of 31st May to send us your films!


African filmmakers are invited to submit short films of no longer than 30 minutes for Africa in Motion's prestigious annual short film competition, to which a substantial cash prize is attached. Africa in Motion 2013 will take place at the end of October/beginning of November 2013.

The competition specifically targets young and emerging African film talent. Filmmakers who enter must not have completed a feature-length film previously. We call for short films on all themes and of all genres (including fiction, documentary, animation and experimental work) completed in 2011 or after. The aim of the Africa in Motion Short Film Competition is to nurture and support young and new filmmakers from all over the continent, in the knowledge that making films can be a real challenge and with hope that the prize will be invested in future projects by the filmmaker.


Contact:
Africa in Motion - Edinburgh African Film Festival 148/8 Lower Granton Road
EH5 1EY Edinburgh
Phone:
+44 (0)7807 485 058
WWW:
www.africa-in-motion.org.uk
Email:
info@africa-in-motion.org.uk
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