Tequel Poetry Film Festival
October 18, 2008 at the Brava Theater in San Francisco#8232; #8232;
Call for Entries
Califorinia Institute of Arts and Letters is now accepting entries to the 2008 Tequel Poetry Film Festival. We welcome experimental film, video, or digital works that combine poetry, image, and sound. Works can be set to a particular poem, or it can be poetic in nature, as interpreted by the artist. The winning films will be screened October 18, 2008 at the Brava Theater in San Francisco (24th Street and York). Q&A with filmmakers and judges will follow the screening. A celebratory reception will also take place at the Brava after the show.
General Rules
• Must be 15 minutes or shorter in duration.
• Can be from any country and in any language, but non-English works must include English subtitles.
• Entries must include entry form and $20 entry fee, payable to California Institute of Arts and Letters.
• Submission deadline is June 9, 2008.
• Late submissions will be accepted through August 9 2008 ($25 entry fee)
Send poetry film preview copies (will not be returned) in DVD format to: California Institute of Arts and Letters to: 535 Pierce Street, #1200, Albany, CA 94706. Selected artists will be notified by August 31, 2008 by phone or e-mail. Winners will also be announced on the CIAL Web site.
You are also welcome to submit using Withoutabox http://www.withoutabox.com/login/6884
Please see our website for details:
http://www.calartsandletters.org/poetryfilmfestival/[url/]
Comments
renee vivien
Hi,
I hate to ask this because I am on the board of a film fest and I know how important submissions are, but...I am tapped out. I just discovered your fest. Really because someone at the Zebra Poetry Film Festival saw my film and requested a screener. I had no idea there were film festivals that celebrated poetry in film.
Anyway, I am out of money for submissions. But I would love for you to consider the film. Would you consider waiving the fee?
It is a beautiful film, based on the romance between REnee Vivien (who was a poet in early 1900's in Paris) and Kerime, a married Islamic woman. I use her poem, "The Touch" to illustrate their last good bye.
Thanks.
Jane
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