Entries are open for Show Me Shorts 2019
Entries are now open for Show Me Shorts 2019. This is the 14th edition of Aotearoa New Zealand's leading international short film festival. A traveling festival that reaches 28 venues nationwide, from Kaitaia to Stewart Island, and even a special screening in Antarctica!
We're looking for cinematic, narrative-style short films between 2-20 minutes in duration. The films must be no more than two years old, and there is no premiere requirement. All genres are accepted, but we don't tend to programme experimental films.
We would love it if you would help us share the
call for entries with your networks. If it's easier for you
to just share the Show Me Shorts posts, that's fine too. The
links can be found here:
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Our early-bird
deadline is coming up on 1 April but there is still plenty
of time to submit films before our final deadline on 1
July.
Show Me Shorts is a competitive Oscar-qualifying festival, that is rated as one of the Top 100 Best Reviewed by filmmakers on FilmFreeway. All the information about entering Show Me Shorts is available on our website.
Thanks for your help, we really appreciate your assistance spreading the word.
Ngā
mihi,
Gina, Mark and all the team
ENTRIES
NOW OPEN
Submissions are now open for Show Me
Shorts, New Zealand’s leading international short film
festival. We are seeking short films from Aotearoa and
around the globe. New Zealand music videos are also invited
to submit.
ENTRY DETAILS
HERE
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