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Student Film Festival

Submission Guidelines

Film Festival Theme:

The Angelus Student Film Festival honors future filmmakers as they explore and create works that respect the dignity of the human person.

Guidelines:

The festival showcases student films that reflect values such as: REDEMPTION, SPIRITUALITY, DIGNITY, TOLERANCE, EQUALITY, DIVERSITY, HOPE and TRIUMPH OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT.

Criteria
  • Festival entries are open to all undergraduate and graduate students in film schools or universities. No high school entries.
  • All films/videos submitted must be in English, subtitled in English or dubbed in English.
  • Entries not to exceed 90 minutes in length.
  • All genres accepted. (Drama, comedy, animation, documentary, narrative and other.)
  • Entries must be submitted on DVD for jury screening. NO PAL.
  • Winners will be asked to submit a BetaSP, DigiBeta, or 35mm print for the DGA screening. If you submit your film on BetaSP, DigiBeta or DVD it must be in the NTSC format.
  • Films must have been completed between July 2006 and July 2008 while filmmaker was a student at a recognized educational/film institute. No paid commercial, theatrical or TV releases will be accepted.
  • Postmark Entry Deadline: July 1, 2008.
  • Winners will be selected by a panel of industry professionals.
  • Winners participate in the publicity for Angelus as well as other promotional events.
  • The decisions of the judges are final.
  • Winners attending the Awards ceremony in Hollywood are responsible for travel and all expenses.
Rules
  • Submitted entries should reflect stated theme.
  • Submit completed signed entry application and application fee (if not applying online), and your screener (DVD) to The Angelus Student Film Festival no later than July 1st, 2008.
  • Submit clearly labeled DVD (no PAL) with the applicant’s Name, Address, Phone Number, Film Title and Running Time.
  • Sorry, no high school entries.

Behind the Scenes

An Angelus Student Film Festival winner Harry Kellerman answers an audience member’s question in Case de Cinema, Rome, Italy’s main cinema house, during an “Angelus in Rome” event recently as fellow winner José E. Iglesias Vigil listens.

05/05/08 - An Angelus Student Film Festival winner Harry Kellerman answers an audience member’s question in Case de Cinema, Rome, Italy’s main cinema house, during an “Angelus in Rome” event recently as fellow winner José E. Iglesias Vigil listens. Kellerman of Columbia University, New York, the 2007 Angelus Priddy Bros. Triumph Award winner and Vigil, Polish National Film School, 2007 Mole-Richardson Production Excellence Award winner, were part of a panel with Harry Barbara Stepansky, American Film Institute, and Nicholas Ozeki, Chapman University, Orange, Calif., the 2006 and 2007 winners respectively of the Excellence in Filmmaking Award. A screening of heir winning Angelus films preceded the panel discussion. Entries are being accepted for the 2008 festival. Click on www.angelus.org»

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