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One Minute Film & Video Festival Aarau

Festival
Countries: Switzerland
Deadline:31.05.2013
Start:22.08.2013
End:25.08.2013
Genres: short
Accepted formats: ?, DVD

The One Minute Film & Video Festival Aarau explores the creative potential of one-minute films. Every year there is an international contest of very short films and also a showcase of short films from other international festivals. The festival accepts one-minute films in all categories: fiction, animation, experimental, etc. Each filmmaker can submit only one film.


A Film of 60 seconds duration is only limited in the dimension of time: August 22 - 25, 2013. Deadline is May the 31st 2013!


The One Minute jury is responsible for announcing one award winning Film in each of the five categories:

Fiction/Documentary, Art/Experimental, Animation, U20/Youth, Best Argovian Film

Each One Minute Award includes prize money of 500 swissfrancs. The public is responsible for voting for their three favourite Films too.


Contact:
One Minute Film & Video Festival Aarau Postfach
5001 Aarau
WWW:
www.oneminute.ch
Email:
info@oneminute.ch
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