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OPEN CALL FOR ENTRIES • Select a Category of Entry to continue.
| Narrative |
| Any short fiction film or video is eligible as long as it is under 3 minutes long. |
| Documentary |
| Any nonfiction film or video that is under 3 minutes long. |
| Experimental |
| Any experimental film or video under 3 minutes long |
| Animation |
| Any animated film or video under 3 minutes long |
MISSION & OBJECTIVE
Aurora Picture Show is a non-profit micro-cinema that presents artist-made, non-commercial film and video. We are dedicated to expanding the cinematic experience and promoting the understanding and appreciation of moving image art.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Started in 1998, the Extremely Shorts Film Festival is a juried competition of adventurous three-minute or shorter films and videos from around the world. Each year a different juror (esteemed filmmaker, film programmer or arts curator) selects 20-25 mini-masterpieces to be shown at a two-day screening event in June. Audience Choice cash awards are given for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. The short format of the festival encourages innovative approaches to filmmaking in a range of genres including narrative, art, experimental, documentary and animation.
This year's juror is Jolene Pinder of the New Orlean Film Society.
ORGANIZERS
Camilo Gonzalez (Media Arts Manager)
; Mary Magsamen (Festival Registrar)
GENERAL RULES
To be considered for entry your film must be under 3 minutes long, including titles.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Terms & Conditions
The following will apply if your work is selected:
• Your film/video will be screened during the Extremely Shorts Film Festival and will be eligible to win a filmmaker award.
• Your film/video may be utilized for promotional purposes of the festival, limited to private screenings and preview-only copies for press and supporters.
• A sample clip of my film/video (up to 30 seconds in length) may be promoted via the Aurora Picture Show web site and Vimeo or YouTube Nonprofit channels, unless otherwise arranged with Aurora.
• The filmmaker will permit Aurora Picture Show to use their name and stills from my film/video (at least one print-quality version provided upon request) for promotional purposes.
• The filmmaker has the option to give permission for your film to be included on a touring program and in the Aurora Video Library. Filmmakers are always contacted prior to any additional screening.
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