1st Annual

Latin Film Fest Australia 2014

October 16, 2014 to November 15, 2014

 
Category

Dramatic Short
 

Deadlines & Entry Fees

All fees will be charged in Australian Dollar

Online Services Offered
Entry Form
Fee Payment
Press Kit
Submission Copy
Earlybird Deadline
July 31, 2014
 Regular Discounted
Standard Fee 30.00 *
Student Fee 30.00 *
Regular Deadline
August 31, 2014
 Regular Discounted
Standard Fee 35.00 30.00
Student Fee 35.00 30.00
Late Deadline
September 15, 2014
 Regular Discounted
Standard Fee 45.00 40.00
Student Fee 45.00 40.00
WAB Extended Deadline
October 9, 2014
 Regular Discounted
Standard Fee 50.00 45.00
Student Fee 50.00 45.00

Discounted fees apply to projects with pre-purchased Discount Packs, on entry fees greater than 30.00.

Category Details

NOTIFICATION DATE
Approximately October 10, 2014

RUNTIME
Shorts: maximum 30 minutes
COMPLETION DATE
Projects completed after January 1, 2012

PLACE OF ORIGIN
Projects may originate from anywhere in the world
PREMIERE STATUS
Projects must be a premiere in Australia

DISTRIBUTION STATUS
Projects may have distribution

Submission & Exhibition Format Requirements

SUBMISSION COPY FORMATS
Online
  Secure Online Screener
DVD VideoNTSCPALSECAM
DVD
REGION 0  
REGION 4  
BLU-RAY
REGION 0  
REGION 4  
Media Files
  .MPG (MPEG or MPEG2)
  .AVI (Audio-Video Interleaved)
  .MOV (QuickTime)

SUBMISSION COPY LANGUAGES
Subtitled Dubbed Dialog List
English
Spanish

EXHIBITION FORMATS
Digital VideoNTSCPALSECAM
DCP  
Media Files
  .MOV (Quicktime)

EXHIBITION LANGUAGES
Subtitled Dubbed Dialog List
English

Press Kit Requirements

A press kit is required, but only after acceptance.

Prizes & Awards

This category is a competition.

1st Place

Category Rules

Latin Film Fest will consider dramatic short fiction films shot in Latin America (North, Central, South America and the Caribbean), or with principal talent (director, screenwriter, producer, cast) originating from Latin America. We will accept appropriate entries from any genre. To qualify as a short, entries must have a running time between 0 minutes (minimum) and 15 minutes (maximum).

The language of film must be Spanish, Portuguese or an Indigenous language or dialect from a region of Latin America. Films in English language will also be accepted.

The film must be an Australian Premiere.

The film must not have been or be scheduled for public consumption through any form of public broadcast (including internet) or commercial theatrical engagement in Australia prior to 11th October 2014.