!Flick!

Greensboro, NC, United States, North America

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Short

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!Flick!

Greensboro, NC, United States, North America

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4th

Contact details

320 College Avenue Greensboro, NC 27412 United States

27412

libdmc@uncg.edu

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About the festival

The Flick! Experimental Film Festival exists as a platform for artists and makers experimenting in film processes and narratives. We understand experimental, innovative and creative films as pieces that offer alternative points of view and methods of filmmaking; work involving risk-taking problem-solving in telling a story through images in movement. We encourage members of the Greensboro, North Carolina, national and international creative communities to engage with Flick!. We encourage and foment the production by UNCG students through mini-grant awards and selections for the final screening event. Through viewing, discussing and making experimental work, Flick! provides a space for collaborative learning and teaching skills development. Ultimately, Flick! Is dedicated to visual and multimedia literacy, diversity and inclusion.

About

The Flick! Experimental Film Festival exists as a platform for artists and makers experimenting in film processes and narratives. We understand experimental, innovative and creative films as pieces that offer alternative points of view and methods of filmmaking; work involving risk-taking problem-solving in telling a story through images in movement. We encourage members of the Greensboro, North Carolina, national and international creative communities to engage with Flick!. We encourage and foment the production by UNCG students through mini-grant awards and selections for the final screening event. Through viewing, discussing and making experimental work, Flick! provides a space for collaborative learning and teaching skills development. Ultimately, Flick! Is dedicated to visual and multimedia literacy, diversity and inclusion.

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Terms and rules


1. General

2. Submission guidelines and materials

3. Selected films

4. Conclusion

1. General

1.1 Objectives

The Flick! Experimental Film Festival aims to offer a quality selection of experimental, creative and innovative videos and visual arts. We understand experimental, innovative and creative films as pieces that offer alternative points of view and processes of filmmaking; pieces displaying risk-taking solutions in telling a story through images in movement.

We believe that encouraging students, professors, staff and the general audience to watch, make and discuss experimental, innovative and creative films, we will be providing space and time to learning and teaching skills development.

1.2 Eligibility

Submission to the Festival is open to short films, creative documentaries, video art, experimental films, and innovative visual productions for digital media completed anytime. MAXIMUM LENGTH FOR ALL CATEGORIES: 7 minutes (including credits)
NO CONVENTIONAL NARRATIVE FILMS.

1.3 Entry fee - NO entry fee

1.4 - Submitted films will be selected by the Festival Program Committee, and screened at the Final Experimental Wednesday Night when prizes, pizza, and experimentation will be celebrated, in April 2018, at the lawn of the Jackson Library.

1.5 - Participation

Participation in Flick! 2018 implies acceptance of the Rules and Regulations by filmmakers, producers, and their agents.

2. Submission Guidelines and Materials

2.1 - The entries and selection of films will be made into three categories:

Experimental Film
Experimental Animation
Experimental Afrofuturism
Experimental Video Art
Experimental Screen Dance

MAXIMUM LENGTH FOR ALL CATEGORIES: 7 minutes (including credits)

2.2 Entry Form

The film should be entered online through the FilmFreeway.

2.3 Submission Deadlines

The submission deadlines for selection purposes, which means the deadline for the Festival's office to receive all required submission materials by November 1st, 2020.

The Festival is not obliged to view late entries.

2.4 Preview Copy

In order to complete the submission, the applicant is requested to:

2.4.1 - send a high-quality permanent link to your film. The link might be protected by a password

2.4.2 - and, if chosen to be screened, send a digital file, by email to flickexperimentalfilmfestival@gmail.com.

2.5 Additional materials

Requested in the online entry form: Synopsis of the film, a short statement of the director on the film, short biography of the director and full cast and credits list. In case an item is not available at the time of submission, it will be requested immediately upon selection.

2.6 Submitted materials

All submissions, documentation materials and DVD’s must be emailed, sent via FilmFreeway

2.6 Selection

Festival programmers select and invite all films presented at Flick!. Films selected will be announced on our website and facebook. Filmmakers selected to participate will be notified prior to this date.

3. Selected films

3.1 Participants’ obligation

Participation in the festival requires unconditional adherence to its regulations as set out here.

3.3.2 Promotion

For the promotion of the entire selection and of each selected film, the Festival website is allowed to use any photo or digital film clip.

3.4 Video Library / Preview platform

Selected films will be made available after the Festival in the Video Library. By accepting to be part of the Festival the rights owners grant permission for their film to be included in tour online Video Library.

4. Conclusion

Entry and participation of films imply unconditional acceptance of the regulations. In unspecified cases, the Festival Management will make a final decision.
LIMITED RIGHTS GRANTED TO Flick! - Flick! reserves the right to edit and use your content for the purposes of promoting the Flick! Experimental Film Festival, or website.

Ratings & Reviews

Categories and fees

Experimental short (max. lenght 7 min.)
Early Bird (23rd September, 2020) €0
Regular (20th November, 2020) €0
Late (2nd December, 2020) €0

Experimental film, experimental cinema or avant-garde cinema is a mode of filmmaking that rigorously re-evaluates cinematic conventions and explores non-narrative forms and alternatives to traditional narratives or methods of working.

Afrofuturism short (max. lenght 7 min.)
Early Bird (23rd September, 2020) €0
Regular (20th November, 2020) €0
Late (2nd December, 2020) €0

Afrofuturism is a cultural aesthetic that combines science-fiction, history and fantasy to explore human experience and connect those from the African diaspora with their forgotten African ancestry. In film, the genre became famous in the videos of Sun Ra and has been more recently popularized by the film “Black Panther.”

Video Art (max. lenght 7 min.)
Early Bird (23rd September, 2020) €0
Regular (20th November, 2020) €0
Late (2nd December, 2020) €0

Animation (max. lenght 7 min.)
Early Bird (23rd September, 2020) €0
Regular (20th November, 2020) €0
Late (2nd December, 2020) €0

Screen Dance (max. lenght 7 min.)
Early Bird (23rd September, 2020) €0
Regular (20th November, 2020) €0
Late (2nd December, 2020) €0

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