altcineAction! Online Short Film Festival for Balkan Filmmakers
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Is the Festival open to the public ?
Open to the public
Does the Festival have a market ?
Festival doesn't have a market
Does the Festival have a competition ?
Festival have a competition
Emplacement
Name
altcine
Address
52, Kolokotroni Str
City
Athens
State
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Zip code
10560
Country
Greece
Telephone
+302103232755
Website
À propos
Hurry up!
Submissions are limited to 360 minutes. Films must be under 15 minutes, and they will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis until a total of 360 minutes of film has been submitted.
You are the jury!
The audience will have the opportunity to choose the winners by voting online. Put your best critique forward as the best all-around critic will receive “The Jury’s Best Critique Award”.
Win many, many prizes!
Prizes range from full-tuition for a three-year filmmaking degree, courtesy of AMC Metropolitan College to production equipment and a range of filmmaking services. The Festival will close with an awards ceremony in Athens that will be broadcast online with English subtitles. Submissions will be open on Aug 16th.
Full details and rules are posted online at the Festival website.
Festival
Festival Nickname
altcineAction!
Edition
1.00
Theme
Digital
Education
European Films
Independent
International
Category/Format
Short films
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Soumission
Film submission fee
Free
Submission accepted on Fest21.com
No
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Contacter
Festival Director E-mail
altcineaction@altcine.com
Festival Press Contact Email
press@altcine.com
Festival Commercial Contact Email
altcineaction@altcine.com
E-mail for Webmaster
info@altcine.com
Altcine.com hosts its first annual Festival for Balkan filmmakers.
The Festival is conducted online and is open to anyone up to the age of 35 years old who is from Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Turkey.