CALL FOR ENTRIES 2012
We are seeking films that provide a unique opportunity to view the variety and vitality of later life. The Legacy Film Festival on Aging showcases films from around the world that celebrate older adulthood and deal with the challenges & triumphs of aging.
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Entry Guidelines
- Film must portray people 55 years of age and older.
- Both foreign and American short and feature-length narrative, documentaries, experimental and animation are welcome.
- Films must be in English, or have English subtitles.
- Entries must be postmarked by March 31, 2012.
- Films must be submitted as DVD format for pre-screenings.
- If chosen, films must be available for screening July 2012 (exact date TBA).
- Label entries with title, name of artist, date of completion, and length.
- Films should dispel stereotypes about aging and older adults, and educate viewers about aging in an entertaining and compelling manner.
- Films may be eligible for future Legacy Film Series and distribution: see www.legacyfilmseries.com.
- Note: Films will not be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed, postage-paid mailer with the title of the production clearly indicated on the mailer.
Entry Deadlines
- EARLY: March 1, 2012
- LATE: March 31, 2012
Entry Categories
- Standard Entry (over 30 minutes)
- Short Entry (under 30 minutes)
- Student Entry (with copy of current student I.D.)
Entry Fees
- EARLY Standard Entry: $30
- LATE Standard Entry: $40
- EARLY Student or Short Entry: No Fee
- LATE Student or Short Entry: $20
- Please send check or money order only (US Dollars), to: Legacy Film Festival on Aging: 237 Eureka St, San Francisco CA 94114
Terms & Conditions
Once accepted for screening, an exhibition print or tape for Festival screening will be requested from the entrant. Acceptable final formats for the Festival may include 35 mm or 16 mm film, master DVDs. All exhibition films must be received three (3) weeks prior to the Festival dates.
Every care will be taken to safeguard films and publicity materials while they are in the possession of the Festival. However, if loss or damage occurs, the Festival cannot accept or assume responsibility.
