Calling all college and high school filmmakers! The Grand Foundation is now accepting short film submissions for its 2018 Student Film Festival to be held on March 17, 2018, at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts in Tracy, California. The final deadline for film submissions is January 5, 2018.
For submission rules go to grandfoundation.org/events/film.
The Student Film Festival will showcase short films from college, high school and immersive digital/film/arts high school students throughout California, Arizona, Nevada and Oregon. Films must be between three to 15 minutes in length. Submitted films will be juried by a panel of judges, and accepted films will be live-screened before the public. The Grand Foundation will present $3,250 in awards for the best student films.
Now in its second year, the Grand Foundation Student Film Festival is designed to inspire young filmmakers and give them an attainable venue in which to have their short film live-screened, juried and awarded. Student film genres will include indie, experimental, animation, documentary, political/cause, narrative and PSA, and others.
The Student Film Festival will also feature a film-talk from the film/tv industry, a jury panel discussion with questions from the audience, and an audience choice award contest. The day-long event will culminate with a filmmaker awards reception.
The Grand Foundation is seeking sponsorships to help underwrite the Student Film Festival educational prizes. To become a sponsor, contact Grand Foundation Executive Director Valerie Umana, 209-835-3900, or [email protected].
Who: Grand Foundation (Non-Profit 501c3 Supporting Grand Theatre Center for the Arts in Tracy, CA)
What: Student Film Festival for College, Immersive Digital/Film/Arts, and High School Students in CA, AZ, NV, OR
When: Event: March 17, 2018; Submission Deadline: January 5, 2018
Where: Tickets now on Sale: Grand Theatre Center for the Arts, 715 Central Ave., Tracy, or go to: atthegrand.com
How: Submission Info: [email protected]
Why: Encouraging Youth and Young Adults Through Arts Education