(Call for Entries) DC Underground Film Festival

["scott allison" <lipistal3@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,
My friend is helping to organize this event and is very interested in people 
creating experimental film/video work, this "call for entries" is open to 
anyone that is interested, I think the entry cost is very nominal and the 
turn out is strong. Hopefully a lot of people on this list are interested in 
extending the idea of micro into the visual world, so here is a chance to 
show some of your interesting work/experiments.

Please feel free to post this or offer to others whim you feel would find 
this of interest.

Thanks for your time and bandwidth.
-Scott Allison

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The 2nd annual DC Underground Film Festival (DCUFF) has officially opened 
its 2004 Call for Entries, accepting submissions of independently produced 
films that challenge the Hollywood mindset and swallow the mainstream. The 
entry deadline is January 2, 2004 and the culminating festival will take 
place in May 2004 at the historic Carnegie Institute in downtown Washington, 
DC. Entry forms can be printed at the DCUFF website at www.dcuff.org. DCUFF 
accepts film,  video and digital work of all length, genre and format.

Last year hundreds of filmmakers from all over the U.S, Europe, Asia, and  
Canada submitted their films and 65+ of them debuted in Washington, DC to an 
audience of over 800 film buffs.

"Each film proved that creative minds working on shoe-string budgets can 
rock the nations capital even if it is home to the staid and unimaginative  
political elite," said Allyson K. Festival Founder and Director.

The DCUFF is billed as a festival that offers unlimited freedom to 
independent filmmakers and artists to experiment and exhibit their radical 
creations in documentary, claymation and animation, and experimental art 
movies. " The DC Underground Film Festival offers some of the latest in 
thought-provoking cinema that embraces the high-concept/low-budget style of 
filmmaking, " says the Washington City Paper.

DCUFF which serves as a venue for independent film-makers to combine their 
artistic talents and forge new ideas for experimentation was started in 
2002. It continues to be organized by an advisory committee programmed by 
active filmmakers, artists, activists, and film enthusiasts ranging from 
Cynthia Connolly to Brian Duss.

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DC Underground Film Festival - "Swallowing the Mainstream"
Taking Film Submissions Now!
http://www.dcuff.org

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