University of Toronto Film And Video Festival

Time

Mar. 2012 TBA

Location

Toronto, Canada

Edition details

Check the festival's website for deadlines, dates and fees.

  CATEGORIES  

UofTube

Genres

short

Length

up to 5 minutes

About

UofTube is back and looking Flash features, micro docs, archival oddities and cell phone cinema verite under 5 minutes in length. Accepted formats include DVD, VHS, Quicktime, .AVI, Flash. To be considered by the UofTube jury, mark the appropriate place on the submission form. Open to all. Sponsored by the Hart House Art Committee.

The Shitty Film Contest!

Genres

short

Screening Formats

16 mm, 35 mm, Beta SP, DV Cam, DVD, Mini DV, Super 8mm, VHS

About

Seeks the worst movies imaginable under 1-minute in length. Shitty prizes will be awarded. To be considered by the Shitty Jury, mark the appropriate place on the submission form. Open to all shitty filmmakers. Hosted by CINSSU.

Movie-parodies

Genres

short

Screening Formats

16 mm, 35 mm, Beta SP, DV Cam, DVD, Mini DV, Super 8mm, VHS

Length

over 2 minutes 59"

About

Movie-parodies wanted for The U of T Film Festival 1st Annual “Sweding” Contest. (“Sweding” is a new term to describe a movie parody, based on the exploits of the characters in the movie Be Kind Rewind). The Best entries will be screened and “sweding prizes” will be awarded. Rules: Parody any movie you like in 3 minutes or less. To be considered for the Sweding Contest mark the appropriate place on the form.

Open Category

Genres

all genres

Screening Formats

16 mm, 35 mm, Beta SP, DV Cam, DVD, Mini DV, Super 8mm, VHS

About

The Festival is open to all film and video makers but there is a strong preference for student and University of Toronto-affiliated works.
The Festival is open to all lengths and genres but there is a strong preference for shorter works.

  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION  

About

The U of T Film Festival celebrates the University of Toronto's rich contribution to the arts through its student and alumni film and video makers. Now in it's eight year, the festival also welcomes films and videos from all emerging and established filmmakers (though we have not lost our focus on student work).

Submission Formats

DVD NTSC, VHS NTSC

Website

http://www.uoftfilmfest.ca/

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