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The G2 Green Earth Film Festival
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Showcase your short or feature length film at an award-winning environmental photography gallery in Venice, California and network with other filmmakers and environmentalists in Los Angeles.
Please submit your narrative, documentary or animation film for consideration for our annual G2 Green Earth Film Festival.
There is no entry fee.
CRITERIA:
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Submissions must illustrate an environmental theme and be informative, educational or inspirational
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Submissions should be no longer than 90 minutes
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All submissions must include a completed application
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Submit trailer if film is over 20 minutes (if possible)
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Accepted formats for submission include DVD or valid URL (must include password if applicable and the option to download)
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Films must be in English or have English subtitles
THE G2 GALLERY:
Supporting art and the environment by showcasing the world’s most celebrated nature and wildlife photographers and donating 100% of the proceeds to environmental charities.
Since opening our doors in March 2008, The G2 Gallery has been committed to promoting the appreciation and conservation of our natural environment through photography and other art forms. G2 presents an illuminating range of exhibits that showcase nature and wildlife photography by artists who inform, inspire and generate greater awareness of the environmental issues we face.
G2 Green Earth Film Festival
October 16-17 and 23-24, 2015
Call for filmmakers
Early bird deadline: May 4, 2015
Final deadline: June 29, 2015
Professional, first time, graduate, undergraduate and emerging filmmakers are encouraged to submit films. Download application here (include link to app) or email film@theg2gallery.com for an application and more information.
The G2 Gallery is proud to announce its 3rd Annual G2 Green Earth Film Festival featuring eco-conscious shorts and feature-length documentaries. We will screen films produced locally and globally by eco-friendly filmmakers who have turned their cameras toward a specific environmental issue, challenge or success.
The 2015 G2 Green Earth Film Festival will build on last year’s success, which featured documentaries from Robert Redford, Jeremy Irons and other acclaimed filmmakers, along with emerging documentarians.