Edinburgh Short Film Festival Submissions Now Open for 2016

[Paul Bruce]

Edinburgh Short Film Festival Submissions Now Open for 2016


Screening the best in International contemporary short cinema at venues across Scotland's ancient capital - beginning on October 26 2016.


The best submissions for 2016 will also be included in our short film programming for other festivals across the UK and Internationally.
This year we are excited to announce that we have a collaboration project with Japan's biggest short film festival, Short Shorts Film Festival! We're delighted to play host to a hand-picked selection of Japanese short film for our 2016 edition later this year AND we'll be taking a short film programme to Tokyo after our event later this year!
We are also excited to have been asked to curate 2 short film programmes for Hidden Door in June, Edinburgh's own unique arts festival!


We've got some other exciting and far-flung partners to announce shortly so keep an eye on our website!


AND we have the Rising Star Trophy for the most promising new film-maker, sponsored by the Matthew Martino Benevolent Fund, with a trophy, tickets to film festivals and a cash prize!


Any genre eligible, maximum length 20 minutes.


ESFF SUBMISSIONS

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[madeleymade]

Slight off-topic, but film festivals are odd places. See the sohoshorts.me UK recognised Portland Women's Festival and the Indiewire-recognised Portland International film festival.

http://www.imdb.com/company/co0039395/?ref_=fn_co_co_1 Final Solution, Diary of a City Priest and Megan Mullaly's Best Man in Grass Creek (with Michael Beattie, Tim Farmer, Mark McCracken, William Holmes, David Jeremiah and Al Leinonen)) all in the Heartland film festival. I didnt know the festivals counted as distributors. See also the portland circuit - eg the Portland Media Artists Festival work of Cowboys and Indians/Lower Circle's Luigi Scarcelli - who knows my friend Frank Henenlotter's FRIEND Peter Paluska and the Famous Monsters' film festival.