Below is an on-going list of up-coming festival and funding submission deadlines. Please feel free to contact me if you have a call for submissions to post. --- Anna Brady Nuse
NOVEMBER 2008
Call for works influenced by Busby Berkeley: Dance On Camera Festival January 2009
Kriota Willberg is seeking clips from film, video, or digital media directly influenced by the camera work, staging, or choreographic styles of Busby Berkeley. As a part of the Dance On Camera Festival, in the lobby of Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theater, January 2009, Kriota Willberg is presenting a short program on the impact of Berkeley's penchant for crazy camera moves, sex, elaborate staging, geometry, and stream-of-consciousness editing style on the work of mainstream, independent, and fringe media. There is no budget, no stipend for the use of your media in this presentation (admission is free), but your clip will be credited to you, a part of the festival, and seen at Lincoln Center. Clips can feature dancing, fights, inanimate objects, animation, live action, stop motion, you name it. The more unusual, the better. Copyright for media should be held by you. I'd also welcome your contribution of found clips that are known to be in public domain. Please contact kriota@earthlink.net
CALL FOR ENTRIES: Festival International de Vidéo Danse du Breuil International Video Dance Festival of Le Breuil
Video dance entries are now being accepted for the first annual International Video Dance Festival of Le Breuil, sponsored by the National Theatre of France and the City of Le Breuil (Burgundy). In addition, we are seeking dance photography submissions and a limited number of screen dance installations to be considered for an exhibition that will run in conjunction with the festival screenings. While we are not accepting documentaries, any other genre or screen dance format will be considered, including works that may not traditionally be thought of as "dance", but capture a strong sense of the way images are choreographed on camera and/or the manner in which movement is navigated in a time-based medium. The festival will take place in March 2009.
All submissions must be received before November 5, 2008.
Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema Boulder, Colorado, USA Friday and Saturday, March 20 and 21, 2009
Deadlines: November 28, 2008 and January 2, 2009 Entry fees: $25 and $40 for the early and final deadlines respectively Visit http://www.sanssoucifest.org/ for more details and an online entry form. Submissions are encouraged from all artists regardless of credentials and affiliations.
Sans Souci, an international festival of dance
cinema, screens short works that integrate dance with cinematic
elements. We have an expansive definition of dance and an appreciation
for highly experimental and interdisciplinary forms, including
mixed-media works that incorporate live performance. The
Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema is supported by the Boulder County
Arts Alliance and the Dance Department of University of Colorado at
Boulder.
CALL FOR ENTRIES
The FEDAME (as called in Spanish) created in 2006, exhibits every two years, the best of the international videodance in public squares. For its second edition the FEDAME welcomes all videodances (choreographies made specially for the camera) between 3 and 10 minutes long. The FEDAME is a non competitive, non-commercial festival. The FEDAME is the only Festival IN MEXICO which presents croosroads between performing arts, visual arts and electronic media.
Early Deadline: December 16, 2008
Final Deadline: January 15, 2009
As
the world of dance and media evolve to include new innovative forms, so
does our festival evolve from year to year with changing venues and
unique events. We partner with some of LA's most prestigious
institutions along with unconventional settings attracting 1000's of
audience members each year.
Dance Camera West
welcomes dance media in any dance style or genre. Categories include:
screendance, short films, features, documentary, installations, and
interactive dance media. We look forward in seeing your new work and if
you have something outside the listed categories let us know.
CALL FOR ENTRIES The San Diego/Tijuana DANCEonFILM Festival
DANCEonFILM
announces our 2nd festival presenting international dance shorts on
February 27-28, 2009. The DANCEonFILM FESTIVAL is produced by Larry
Asakawa, Kara Miller, and Minerva Tapia in partnership with the SDSU
School of Music and Dance, the Tijuana Cultural Center and the Dance
Films Association of New York.
We are currently accepting submissions for the 2009 Festival through January 5, 2009. The Early Bird Entry Deadline is December 15, 2008.
I
am starting a video documentary program focusing on dance technology in
collaboration with Dance-Tech.net and Tendu.tv. The shooting will start
early 2009 and the 22min documentaries will be promoted on dance-tech
and screened on Tendu TV in full-length. It will be a great way to get
your work promoted and made known for FREE!
I
am looking for people who are established or emerging artists working
on a project that fuses dance and technology. Your proposal should
contain:
- one main contact (even if you are applying as a group), address, email
-
1x A4 detail description of your project (participants, technology,
software, techniques and styles used,location, idea, meaning, vision)
- 1x A4 of the applying person's/group's biography/ background, please include training, awards, selected performance, sponsors
- plus links to website(s), video clips, images to support your application
-please, apply in English
- there are no restriction: be as creative as you want!
- Yes, you can be a student
- email me a Word Document or PDF (pdf preferred!) under 10MB to info@creationeditor.co.uk by 16th December 2008 noon (in Scotland).
DISTRIBUTION GRANT FOR NEW YORK STATE ARTISTS
free103point9 is pleased to announce the 2009 Distribution Grant for New
York State Artists providing support for the distribution of new works in
film, video, sound, new-media, and media-installation. This grant is for completed
works only.
Funding is available from free103point9 through a regrant from New York State
Council on the Arts' Electronic Media and Film Program. Grant awards will
assist artists in making works available to public audiences and may include,
but are not limited to: duplication of previews, screening, and exhibition
copies of moving image and sound works; promotional materials including documentation
and schematics of media-installation and new-media works. The rental or purchase
of equipment for exhibition/distribution by individual artists is also eligible.
Artists may request funding support up to a maximum amount of $10,000.
New to the Distribution Grant this year, successful applicants will also
be awarded the additional opportunity to work with a project consultant. This
mentor will have expertise in the grantees' specific genre of media art.
DEADLINE: December 31, 2008 (for projects completed December 2007 - December 2008)
Distribution Application Seminars & Panel Dates
& Locations:
DANCE AND MEDIA JAPAN International Video Dance Festival 2009
<How to apply> Open call for DMJ international dance video dance festival 2009 [formerly known as "Yokahama Dance Film Festival] Deadline: Dec. 27, 2008
This year we celebrate the 5th anniversary of the international dance film / dance video festival organized by Dance and Media Japan. The festival features dance film and dance video, a genre which is different from mere documentations of dance performances. A dance film or dance video presents choreography that has been specially made for camera. Every year we receive numerous entries from all over the world with high-quality works.
In addition to screenings of entries, we will host a series of with selections from other dance video festivals from abroad. In addition we offer two workshops - a creative workshop on video-dance production from the Berlin based company post theater [new york / berlin / tokyo] and a technical workshop by Dance and Media Japan.
<Conditions for entry (Please read carefully before you enter)> [1] There is no entry-fee to enter your work. Only selected works will be screened at the festival. This selection will be done by Naoto Iina, the director of Dance and Media Japan. [2] We only accept DVD as a medium. (We DO NOT accept VHS tapes.) [3] We only accept dance film / dance video. We do not accept video documentation of stage productions, documentary works, promotion materials. [4] When the work exceeds a length of 60 minutes, we may only screen it partially due to the limited screening time we have.
<Dates for screenings of the selected entries> Feb. 7th and 8th, 2009 Place: Asahi Art Square, Tokyo http://arts-npo.org/aas/index.htm
Please use the following entry form and send it via e-mail. Works with incomplete entry form will not be accepted. Please download entry form.
- Still photo Please send a still from the entered work. (JPEG or BPM format max 1MB / image) Name the file with the title of the entered work
E-MAIL: videodance@dance-media.com shipping address: 1-23-1 superdry hall 4F, Azumabashi, Sumida-ku, Tokyo, #130-0001, Japan
JANUARY 09
CALL FOR ENTRIES
Montage Video Dance
Festival 2009
Montage Video
Dance Festival produced by Walking Gusto Productions in partnership with FNB
Dance Umbrella and The French Institute of South Africa, wants your latest dance
video for the FNB Dance Umbrella in Johannesburg, 21st Feb to 14th March,
JOMBA! 2009
in Durban 20 April - 3 Mayand
The National Arts Festival in
Grahamstown, July 2009, all in South Africa.
Deadline for entires:
Friday 16 January 2009
Criteria:
Video works should be between 2 to 30 minutes, involve movement, dance,
choreography and the moving image made specifically for the screen and should
not be filmed live performance, nor documentaries. They may be linear, nonlinear
or abstract in narrative. They may include animation or special effects to
amplify the intention of the video maker.
Format: DVD,
PAL.
Fees:
There no no
entry/submission fees and no door takings.
Title, Date, running time, format, production company,
funders.
A
50 word synopsis, Director,
Producer, Editor, Choreographer, Camera, Dancers, Lights, Composer, Costumes,
Production design, Sound design, Special Effects, 4:3 or 16:9
3)Send PAL DVD, cd of stills and written
details registered mail to:
Manager of Montage 2009, Gerard Bester,
16 Rhodes Avenue,
Parktown West, 2193, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Please
note that montage has
established a video dance archive at Dibuka, The French Information Centre in
Johannesburg, and would very much like to keep your video dance for the purposes
of growing the art form and for educational purposes.
Cinedans 09 Festival date: July 2009. Submission deadline: 16 January 2009
We are looking for dance films and videos in various styles, that combine choreography and cinematography. We welcome shorts, features, documentaries, stage adaption, animation and video clips.
What do we offer? • Cinedans Award, best film 2009, prize 1000 EUR • Cinedans Audience Award • Jury Special Mentions • Cinedans on tour through Netherlands • Cinedans on tour international including Cape Town, Shanghai, and Beijing. • The touring possibilities will be negotiated with the filmmakers. • The festival will have seminars, introductions by dance filmmakers, Q&A, a video library and sales of new dance DVD's!
moves - movement on screen 23-28 April 2009 in Manchester & the UK onscreen and online www.movementonscreen.org.uk
moves is the largest exhibition platform in the UK for experimental short film and new media with a unique focus on movement on screen, exploring new ways of telling stories through films, installations and screen-based works.
For its 5th year, moves09 is looking at stories beyond movement, exploring the narrative possibilities of movement on screen through screenings, installations, live events, open-source forums...
moves is now inviting artists to submit their work for the 2009 festival; deadline is 30th January 2009.
Under the theme "Beyond movement... what's your story?", moves welcome short films and screen-based works completed in 2007 or later, exploring choreographed movement and storytelling. For full details and to download a submission form, go to www.movementonscreen.org.uk
Experience, create, debate... and celebrate with us 5 years of movement on screen!
ON-GOING (No deadlines)
DTW's CALL FOR MEMBER VIDEO SUBMISSIONS
DTW has a new Members Only section of their website, and one of the features is a Member Video of the Week. The Video of the
Week allows members of Dance Theater Workshop to share video based work with
their fellow members. Videos are prominently displayed on the Members Only
Welcome Page for one week; there is no fee to participate in Video of the Week.
The videos are posted in the order they are received and are non-currated
Guidelines for Submission
Videos must be hosted by a third party site such
as YouTube or Vimeo. Video dimensions should be no larger than 425px x
355px
To submit your video, email the html embedding
code provided by the site as well as credits for the video to richert@dtw.org
. Please do not send original files.
Policies Videos are
posted on the Dance Theater Workshop site in the order they were received and
are non-curated. Videos should be high quality and resolution; members are
notified if Dance Theater Workshop is unable to host the video due to low
quality. The video of the week is intended for work created for the camera;
documentation of live performances will not be posted. Members may submit one
video per month.
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: F R A M E W O R K S Dance film Series at Galapagos Art Space Brooklyn, NY Rolling deadlines
Mission Frameworks
seeks to provide a vital, consistent and supportive stage for
presenting new works of dance film from across the country. The films
will be chosen for their creativity within the cinematic medium and
excellence in choreography with a special focus on smaller budget films
that do not otherwise have the opportunity to be seen or appreciated.
Eligibility We
are seeking original works of choreography for the camera, less than 20
minutes in length, and created in the last five years. We have adopted
a loose definition of "dance film" that includes any work in which the
movement is paramount, and created specifically for the camera.
Documentaries will not be considered.
Although the first
screening in summer 2008 will be restricted to New York based artists
and companies, the subsequent screenings will showcase work from
everywhere. So please, submit now and your film will be considered on a
rolling basis.
I am glad to invite you to show your videos in the channel WEBTV.sepiensa, an internet channel dedicated exclusively to video-art, performance documantation, etc.
WEBTV.sepiensa has the support of Sepiensa.net [debate.art.society]. Curatoria Forense and Fondo Nacional Audiovisual (Chile)
If you are interested in participate, you can send the video(s) to jorge@numcero.cl through YOUSENDIT (http://www.yousendit.com/) if the file has less than 100 MB or by postal mail (DVD or CD) to:
Jorge Sepúlveda T. Casilla de Correo 68, Sucursal 12 Capital Buenos Aires, Argentina
technical requirements: - file in AVI format (compress as RAR or ZIP) - at least 640 x 480 pixels - 10 minutes max. each video - information of each video (title, author, date)
By sending your video, WEBTV.sepiensa is authorized to use it for public exhibition on internet and activities related to the promotion of WEBTV.sepiensa.