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Uppsala International Short Film Festival

Festival
Countries: Sweden
Deadline:30.06.2013
Start:21.10.2013
End:27.10.2013
Genres: animated, documentary, experimental, fiction
Accepted formats: 35 mm, Beta, Digi Beta, DV

Founded in 1982, the Uppsala International Short Film Festival has since become Sweden's premier arena for short film, having attained both national recognition of the Swedish Film Institute and genuine international renown. In addition, the festival is the most important international cultural event in Uppsala. Every year the festival shows more than 200 short films in five different sections exploring the diversity and richness of the short film - from new film to retrospective programmes, from fiction film, documentaries and experimental film to animations.


An array of short fiction, documentary, experimental and animated films + retrospectives: October 21 - 27, 2013.


We are now accepting submissions for the International Competition and the Children’s Film Festival at the 32nd Uppsala International Short Film Festival. Short films of all genres with a running time of no more than 40 minutes are accepted for consideration. Submitted films must have been produced no earlier than two years prior to the deadline.

The deadline for submissions is June 30, 2013

Here’s how to submit a film: A preview version of the film must be registered and made available via upload to www.shortfilmdepot.com at the very latest by the deadline. If you would like to send us a preview dvd instead, you also have the option of only registering your film details at shortfilmdepot, but we prefer the upload solution.


Contact:
Uppsala International Short Film Festival Box 2104
SE-750 02 Uppsala
Phone:
+46 181 200 25
Fax:
+46 181 213 50
WWW:
www.shortfilmfestival.com
Email:
info@shortfilmfestival.com
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