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11/03/2010 - 14:02 / Sandra Fauconnier

Independent Exposure 2010: Call for Works

Independent Exposure 2010: 14th Season

A WORLDWIDE SHOWCASE OF INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILMS, VIDEOS, AND DIGITAL WORKS

Curated by Microcinema International and Bill Plympton Presented by Panasonic Broadcast

Independent Exposure invites you to your submit short video, film, and digital-media submissions of 15 minutes or less.

Independent Exposure is seeking narrative, artistic, humorous, dramatic, animation, documentary, experimental, alternative, avant-garde, ambient, music videos, and underground works of all genres, formats, and styles.

Participants of all nationalities are welcome to submit their works by April 30, 2010

Entrance Fee: $US 5

Screenings: San Francisco, Houston, Other Events Worldwide

PRIZES

Grand Prize: Panasonic AG-HSC1U 1/4" 3-CCD High Definition Video Camera Second Prize: Selected MicrocinemaDVD.com Catalog ($500 worth) Third Prize: Selected MicrocinemaDVD.com Catalog ($250 worth)

Please read our Submission Guidelines & FAQ and Terms

TO SUBMIT

To submit, go through the Checklist, then submit your information online via our online submission form and you can also pay your fee online.

Mail all films to: Independent Exposure Microcinema International 1528 Sul Ross Houston, TX 77006 +1-713-527-8412

For extra information, e-mail:submissions@microcinema.com

ABOUT INDEPENDENT EXPOSURE

Since its inception in 1996, Independent Exposure has been a curatorial effort designed to bring the newest and most innovative short films to an untapped, broader audience by using non-traditional venues. These showcases are exhibited in non-traditional venues or "microcinemas" such as galleries, microcinemas, museums, outdoors, and other alternative spaces that support the independent visual arts. To date, Independent Exposure has been presented hundreds of times in 44 countries plus Palestine and Antarctica and at base camp on Mt. Everest.

Beyond our regular San Francisco events, recent screenings included The Ambient Film Festival in Ithaca, NY, Anchorage Alaska, a widely covered Halloween screening in San Francisco, a showing of films at Virgin Mobile Fest, Festival Nemo in Paris, and a screening of Independent Exposure at one of Asthmatic Kitty Record's curated Unusual Animals show in Houston. Over the past ten years Independent Exposure has screened in small towns and some of the world's major cities - in small venues and world renowned facilities.

Since 2005, Independent Exposure has teamed up with a partner to curate the screening programs and select prize winners and a "best-of" selection. Recent partners include Addictive TV, Hal Hartley, and Asthmatic Kitty Records. This year we are pleased to partner with Academy Award Nominated Animator Bill Plympton.

From the earliest screenings of Independent Exposure animated film and video have played a central role in our program," says founder Patrick Kwiatkowski. "Bill Plympton is going to attract world class animators and we are very excited about our program this year."