DC Underground Film Festival (Call for Entries)
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Thought folks on this list would be interested in the DC Underground Film Festival (www.dcuff.org). If you make films or know people who do please pass this info along. Email me if you have any questions or suggestions.
The 2nd annual DC Underground Film Festival is now accepting submissions of independently produced films that challenge the Hollywood mindset and swallow the mainstream. The entry deadline has been extended to January 30th, 2004. The culminating festival will take place in May 2004 at the historic Carnegie Institute in downtown Washington, DC. Entry forms can be printed at the DCUFF website at www.dcuff.org. DCUFF accepts film, video and digital work of all length, genre and formats.
The DCUFF is billed as a festival that offers unlimited freedom to independent filmmakers and artists to experiment and exhibit their radical creations in documentary, claymation and animation, and experimental art movies. " The DC Underground Film Festival offers some of the latest in thought-provoking cinema that embraces the high-concept/low-budget style of filmmaking, “ says the Washington City Paper.
Thought folks on this list would be interested in the DC Underground Film Festival (www.dcuff.org). If you make films or know people who do please pass this info along. Email me if you have any questions or suggestions.
The 2nd annual DC Underground Film Festival is now accepting submissions of independently produced films that challenge the Hollywood mindset and swallow the mainstream. The entry deadline has been extended to January 30th, 2004. The culminating festival will take place in May 2004 at the historic Carnegie Institute in downtown Washington, DC. Entry forms can be printed at the DCUFF website at www.dcuff.org. DCUFF accepts film, video and digital work of all length, genre and formats.
The DCUFF is billed as a festival that offers unlimited freedom to independent filmmakers and artists to experiment and exhibit their radical creations in documentary, claymation and animation, and experimental art movies. " The DC Underground Film Festival offers some of the latest in thought-provoking cinema that embraces the high-concept/low-budget style of filmmaking, “ says the Washington City Paper.