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The British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) is now accepting script and film submissions for the 10th annual British Urban Film Festival #BUFF2015
Scripts must be no less than 20 pages/no more than 60. Films must be no less than 3 minutes/no more than 120. The early bird deadline for submissions is 23.59pm, Friday 29 May 2015 (Fees are non-refundable at £59).
The final deadline for submissions is 5.00pm, Monday 29 June 2015 (Fees rise to £75 from 00:00am on Saturday 30 May 2015 onwards). All forms of narrative style and all genres are accepted – the definition of an urban film… is down to you!
Payments can only be accepted via http://www.paypal.com using the email address screeniq@yahoo.com
Films & trailers can only be submitted via private digital links to info@buffenterprises.co.uk
*DVD masters will be requested if submissions make the shortlist.
EPK’s must include 5 publicity stills (film submissions only), a synopsis and a cover letter with at least 1 social network point of contact
Scripts must be submitted via PDF to pressoffice@buffenterprises.co.uk
The BUFF mailbag awaits!
Buff Enterprises organises the annual British Urban Film Festival in London. It also makes reality shows and produces documentaries profiling independent film in the UK. It also publishes a monthly blog which features insider news and opinion on the UK film industry.
Buff Enterprises launched in July 2005 with the aim to provide a healthy alternative to the showcasing of urban independent cinema in the UK. Since then, there has been a concerted effort by the UK film industry to address this imbalance in the cinema landscape both on and off screen. As a publisher-broadcaster, Buff has played its' part in developing and attracting audiences who have shown both passive and active interests in this genre. The annual British Urban Film Festival is the only festival of its' kind in the UK and has become a trusted source for film fans keen to tap into one of the fastest growing creative industries in the UK.