

Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe
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2nd
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www.screen.dance www.facebook.com/screendancescot twitter.com/screendancescot www.instagram.com/screen.dance/Screen.Dance is a programme of events and awards in Scotland, UK, dedicated to celebrating the art and creativity of imaginative dance on screen. Screen.Dance has public screenings, a seminar of presentations, workshop, exhibitions and live events.
Building on the success of the June 2020 Festival event online we are creating a special new event in Aberdeen in collaboration with City Moves Dance Agency. This will be a mix of live screenings and live streams. Workshops and exhibitions. Open calls and curated programmes.
Sadly due to new government restrictions imposed in September we have had to postpone the event until Spring 2021. Please be assured your submissions will be judged and treated in the same way.
Screendance is an expanding genre of artist's moving image created by combining choreographic intention and compositional form, with the language of cinema.
We also have a symposium opportunity for artists wishing to attend the festival and make a presentation about their work. Films will be shown during a public symposium of presentation sessions to share the artists' perspectives and the current state of the art in screendance. Each presentation will be limited to 15 minutes and be facilitated. Each session will be followed by audience questions. The presentations will be documented and collated to become part of an online digital publication. Submissions in this category will not be part of the competition. In order for your proposal to be accepted you must commit to present your work in person or via video. Examples of other artist presentations can be seen on the website www.screen.dance
Best International Short
Best UK short
There are no winners yet for this festival
The festival accepts short film submissions of no longer than 20 minutes made in the last 7 years. The works should conform to the genre of screendance also known as videodance or dance film. The festival does not accept documentation of live performance or dance documentary. Music videos maybe considered if the balance between dance and music is even. By submitting your work you acknowledge you own all intellectual property rights and permissions for the work.
All works should be submitted through FilmFreeway .
Incomplete applications may invalidate submissions.
The judges decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into regarding judging decisions.
Category for Screendance work under 20 minutes made in the UK within the last 7 years.
Category for Screendance work under 20 minutes made outside of the UK in the last 7 years
Artists wishing to attend the festival and make a presentation about their work to be part of a digital publication may submit a proposal and work here. Submissions in this category will not be part of the competition. Work MUST BE presented in person as a 15 minute talk, during a two day public symposium to share the artists perspectives and the current state of the art in screendance. Please write an outline proposal for your talk to be part of your film submission.