From: Myron Ort (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Nov 24 2009 - 11:27:57 PST
I have two new films, one is 9 minutes and one is 16 minutes, but I
am thinking they are too long for film festivals. I feel self
conscious about demanding that much attention for abstract material
in this context. I need to start making 3-4 minute films.
How patient are today's film festival audiences?
Myron Ort
On Nov 23, 2009, at 10:53 PM, Bryan Konefsky wrote:
> Hi all - our submission deadline is quickly approaching - See below
> - our postmark deadline is December 10-ish... let us know if you
> might need a few extra days for submissions and with a hefty bribe
> (kidding) I'm sure we can accomodate!
> all the best,
> bryan konefsky
> festival director
>
> Experiments in Cinema V5.1 (a Basement Films production in
> collaboration with UNM’s Department of Cinematic Arts) is currently
> seeking submissions for our 5th annual celebration of
> international, cinematic experimentation. This year’s festival will
> take place in Albuquerque April 15-18, 2010. We encourage all
> moving image artists creating unembedded, undependent, underground,
> experimental, personal, and wildly imaginative media to submit to
> our festival (postmark deadline for submissions is December 10,
> 2009… though if materials are dated a day or two later we will
> happily accept your work for consideration!!). See
> www.basementfilms.org and click in Experiments in Cinema V5.1 for
> details.
> Contact festival director Bryan Konefsky at bryank (at) unm.edu for
> more information.
>
>
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