NO AR Drone Film Fest Brazil

▪ Film

All films must be 5 minutes or under in length (time limit will vary according to category), including credits, unless when differently stated.
At least 50% of the film must be shot using a drone or UAV.

▪ Language & subtitles

Films in any language are welcome.

Verbal/spoken films must include an SRT file containing a transcription/translation of all speeches in/to English. This is also valid for Portuguese language films.

In case your film is selected for screening, you will be required to provide Portuguese subs within 5 business days after notification.

Translation to Portuguese can be provided by NO AR Brazil production upon the charging of a fee.

▪ Categories

Films can be submitted in 1 (one) among all Regular Categories:
- Natural landscapes
- Urban & Architecture
- Art & Music
- Sports & Adventure
- Documentary & Narrative
- Show reel
- Concept
- Dronie
- Drone-lapse
- FPV First Person View
- Brazil

▪ Awards

Laurels and certificates will be sent digitally.

▪ Disclaimer:

By entering your film for consideration for NO AR International Drone Film Fest Brazil you authorize that your work is cleared for festival exhibition and accept full legal responsibility for the intellectual property therein. Entry into the Festival constitutes permission to exhibit your work at NO AR International Drone Film Fest Brazil.

NO AR International Drone Film Fest Brazil reserves the right to use excerpts of the film for promotional purposes only, including but not limited to broadcast on TV or the internet.

The person submitting the Film (hereafter called the "Applicant") acknowledges that he or she has obtained consent from any and all owners, creators, writers, actors, producers and/or other authorized representatives of the Film whose consent is required to submit the Film to the Festival.

It is the sole responsibility of the Applicant to secure authorization and permission from the copyright owner(s) of any and all copyrighted content or materials included within the submitted Film. It is the sole responsibility of the Applicant to secure authorization and permission from the owner(s) of any and all trademarked content and materials included within the submitted Film.

▪ Exceptions:

Festival organizers reserve the right to make exception to any of the rules at their discretion.