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Hi Guys!

Hey people, its Alex Simpson here. Rob is away in the exotic land of Thirsk setting up shop for exciting horror project 'Inbred', so I've been asked to guest edit! As with last week, the bulletin is only short but the new additions this week are very intriguing as I'm sure you'll find out.

The 'work' section is where most of the new entries are and they are interesting projects indeed.

That's all for this week people, enjoy the bulletin.
Regards,
Alex

BULLETIN CONTENTS

SYFN NEWS AND EVENTS

SYFN is in Production, so no new news this week.

1. 2WEEKS 2MAKE IT MUSIC VIDEO SUCCESS!

OTHER NEWS

2. UK FILM COUNCIL LAUNCHES STATISTICAL YEARBOOK ON FILM FOR 2010

3. FOLLOW FEATURE FILM 'INBRED' ON FACEBOOK

4. REGISTRATION FOR SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST 2010 IS NOW OPEN!

5. SENSORIA A STORMING SUCCESS!

FESTIVALS AND EVENTS

6. A NEW 'SEE IT LOUD' IS ONLINE

7. DIRECTOR OF HIT BRIT COMEDY FLICK COMES TO THE SHOWROOM

8. CELLULOID SCREAMS FESTIVAL PASSES NOW ON SALE!

9. LEEDS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - DATES ANNOUNCED

WORK - PAID OR UNPAID

10. 2 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR BLUEPRINT FILM - ONE FOR PRODUCTION, ONE FOR CAMERA

11. CELLULOID SCREAMS NEEDS ZOMBIES!!

12. CALL FOR PEOPLE AND LOCATIONS FOR FEATURE FILM

13. (PAID) VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - WEST YORKSHIRE FESTS

14. CURRENT TV COMMISSIONING BRIEF 2010

15. SHEFFIELD MEDIA & EXHIBITION CENTRE SEEKS NEW CHAIR

COMPETITIONS, OPPORTUNITIES AND CALLS FOR ENTRY -

16. POETRY FILM SUBMISSIONS

17. CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - THE FIRST ANNUAL ROARing ZOMBIE HALLOWEEN FILM FESTIVAL

18. CALL FOR SHORT FILM SUBMISSIONS: SEASIDE SHORTS

19. 10K UP FOR GRABS - 'DIGITAL REVOLUTIONS' SHORT FILM COMPETITION

20. SUPER SHORTS IFF - OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS

21. CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FROM WRITERS & PRODUCERS

22. MENISCUS SHORT FILM COMPETITION - CALL FOR ENTRIES

23. THE SMALLS SHORT FILM FEST 2010 - CALL FOR ENTRIES NOW OPEN

24. FILM NATION - SHORTS OPENS FOR COMPETITION ENTRIES

25. SHORT FILMS WANTED FOR SALTAIRE FESTIVAL

26. ENTER THE PITCH AND WIN 20K FOR A SHORT FILM

27. SALON DES REFUSES

28. SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL, PARK CITY, UTAH JANUARY 21-27, 2011

29. MEETMARKET APPLICATIONS FOR DOC/FEST 2010 ARE NOW OPEN!

30. 6TH RENDERYARD SHORT FILM FESTIVAL - CALL FOR ENTRIES

SYFN NEWS

2WEEKS 2MAKE IT MUSIC VIDEO SUCCESS

We are one of five finalists in the Crystal Palace film festival which is on the 28th July, also in London.

http://cpiff.co.uk/ - the 5 finalists are on the Finalist page.

There's a few others coming up but these two are somewhat important ones. So wish us luck and we will let you know how we do.

Gavin Randall - Melting Point Media

OTHER NEWS

UK FILM COUNCIL LAUNCHES STATISTICAL YEARBOOK ON FILM FOR 2010

The UK Film Council launches its 2010 Statistical Yearbook today online at http://SY10.ukfilmcouncil.ry.com/

Compiled by the UK Film Council’s Research and Statistics Unit, the Yearbook once again presents the most comprehensive picture of UK film and provides the richest available source of data and analysis from right across the film sector, showing that:

The 2009 UK box office saw record receipts of £944 million and the highest admissions since 2002 (173.5 million), up 5.6% since 2008;
Avatar became the highest grossing film of all time at the UK box office, earning over £91 million;
3D films accounted for 16% of UK and Republic of Ireland box office revenues in 2009 (£176 million), up from just 0.4% in 2008;
Both in the UK and global markets, independent UK films were at their most popular since records began, taking 8.2% of the UK and 2.3% of the global market share;
In 2009, UK films and talent scooped 36 major film awards, 17% of the total available;
Women made up 17% of the screenwriters and 17% of the directors of UK films released in the UK in 2009;
The UK film industry has a turnover of £6.8 billion and contributes directly £3.1 billion to UK GDP (£4.6 billion including all indirect effects);
Total UK production activity rose from £613 million in 2008 to £957 million in 2009;
At £752.7m, 2009 had the highest ever level of inward investment, up 111% on 2008;
UK film exports were 92% higher in 2008 than in 2001, totalling £1.3 billion.
This year, for the first time, the Yearbook moves fully online, making it an even more accessible, open and valuable resource – one which can be shared with the widest possible audience and which, depending on your needs, can be explored online, downloaded, emailed or printed either in whole or in part. The Search facility and the More info section allow you to navigate the Yearbook with real ease, while the Links section takes you to related content and further helpful information. Each area of film has its own headline page, comprising all the relevant key facts and data – you can then explore each chapter, section by section.

In addition to these developments, regular readers of the Yearbook will notice some extra features this year, all of them in response to user feedback:

Details of the production and performance of UK independent films;
A 10-year time series of the performance of specialised films at the UK box office (Chapter 5);
The box office performance of UK films in Japan and Korea (Chapter 6);
A chart of UK admissions going back 75 years (1935–2009 inclusive) for historical comparative purposes (Chapter 1); and
A new chapter on film education, gathering for the first time the available statistics on film education at school, university and in the community. It is intended that this will serve as the basis for wider coverage of the cultural aspects of film in the future.
The sheer breadth and depth of statistics contained here highlight once again the growing value of the UK film industry, the enduring strength of our creative talent and the vital role that films and film culture play in the life of millions of people up and down the UK.

If you would like to contact the UK Film Council's Research and Statistics Unit about the information in this edition of the Yearbook or about other data about film, please contact rsu@ukfilmcouncil.org.uk. Industry enquiries should be directed to tina.mcfarling@ukfilmcouncil.org.uk and press enquiries to press@ukfilmcouncil.org.uk.

FOLLOW FEATURE FILM 'INBRED' ON FACEBOOK

SEE the group here:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=115774971794352

Firstly... wow! What an amzaing response our little film has recieved in such a short period of time. It has been great and it has all helped the project move forward, we now have amazing locations and amazing actors and crew and amazing special effects people, so this is going to look awesome. I've just had a chance to get the radio interview I did with stray FM two weeks ago up on youtube, and have posted it on the INBRED group message board for you all to gander at and listen to. Cheers to anyone who we met on our last vist, and to those who have already offered help and assistance.

We're still after an office space and accomodation in or around Thirsk. So if you can help please contact our website http://www.facebook.com/l/212fbW_aEozSuIejIKYugxa2RuQ;www.inbredmovie.com.

I'll update with more info, like our amazing actors names, in due course. till then,

Long Live The New Flesh

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=115774971794352

best wishes

Alex Chandon

ps Spread the word, alert your friends, and lets get over 1000 facebook members soon!

REGISTRATION FOR SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST 2010 IS NOW OPEN!

You can now register to become a delegate at Sheffield Doc/Fest, the UK's most important documentary and digital media festival, which will take place this year from 3-7 November.

A delegate pass gets you into everything! Sessions, workshops, films, rocking parties and more! You will also receive a delegate bag, a festival catalogue and delegate guide.

The Early Bird Pass is £185 + VAT and is available until Tuesday 31 August 2010 (Standard Pass will be at £230 + VAT).

If you're a student or senior citizen you can get an EVEN BIGGER discount. The Concessionary Pass is £85 + VAT.

2009 attracted a record number of delegates and passes sell out super fast, so get in quick to secure your place for Sheffield Doc/Fest 2010!

For full details and to REGISTER TODAY go to sheffdocfest.com/registration

SENSORIA A STORMING SUCCESS!

Sensoria, the UK's Festival of Film, Music and Digital was a storming success this April with admissions growing by 10% and SensoriaPro delegates increasing by 30%. The festival received excellent feedback from punters and partners alike. Highlights included the launch of Music For Real Airports at Millennium Galleries, with music by The Black Dog and visuals by Human Studio, Sensoria gained access to Sheffield's working law courts for a special outing of courtroom drama Twelve Angry Men and British Sea Power's live soundtrack to Man of Aran was cited ' the memory of a lifetime'. The film had a rare outing on a 35mm print and the band enjoyed a standing ovation twice over.

The festival is particularly renowned for its SensoriaPro Industry Day. SensoriaPro is increasingly a must-attend event on the music industry calendar and provides a crucible for new ideas for musicians, filmmakers, games developers, festivals and more. The Day has an informal atmosphere where delegates mingle easily with international guest speakers - two thirds of delegates also stated they would do a deal as a result of attending the event.

The festival provided the conclusion to an excellent year that also included helping co-ordinate a national tour for the film Breaking Rocks with Billy Bragg - 7 of the 8 venues sold out.

www.sensoria.org.uk info@sensoria.org.uk

FESTIVALS & EVENTS

A NEW 'SEE IT LOUD' IS ONLINE

34 minutes of fun with indie-film great allison anders and her daughter
Tiffany, talking about their music-film fest don't knock the rock, docs
about misfit rockers, and getting their crowdfund on with kickstarter.
please enjoy.

http://seeitloud.posterous.com/see-it-loud-9-dont-knock-the-rock

Cheers,
Andy

--
Andy Markowitz
Chief Content Wrangler
www.musicfilmweb.com
seeitloud.posterous.com

DIRECTOR OF HIT BRIT COMEDY FLICK COMES TO THE SHOWROOM

Derbyshire writer/director Nick Whitfield’s debut feature Skeletons is being hyped as one of this year’s must-see films and is one of the most inventive, dark and baffling British comedies in a long time. After scooping the prestigious Michael Powell Award for Best New British Feature Film at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival, Nick Whitfield is now busy promoting the film up and down the country. He will be at Sheffield’s Showroom Cinema to introduce a screening of Skeletons followed by a Q&A on Tuesday 3 August, 6pm.

The film tells the story of Davis and Bennett, a pair of mismatched travelling salesmen in the business of cleaning out skeletons from closets. Bennett plays by the rules but Davis’ maverick approach causes friction between the two, especially when their own hidden skeletons begin to emerge. It is a quintessentially British film with a distinctly dark and surreal twist. It has been compared to Withnail and I, while Whitfield’s writing and directing talent is attracting comparisons to the work of Terry Gilliam and Charlie Kaufman.

The film was made possible because of funds from EM Media, the Screen Agency for the East Midlands region, and support from Forward Films production company. It allowed Whitfield to make the jump from making short films to full length features and marks the arrival of a major new British filmmaking talent. The collaboration will continue for Whitfield’s second feature, Trenchmen, a comedy about a group of men who recreate the habitat of the trenches in the English countryside after returning home from WWI.

To book tickets for the Skeletons Q&A, ring the Showroom Box Office on
0114 275 7727 or see http://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/skeletonsqanda

CELLULOID SCREAMS FESTIVAL PASSES NOW ON SALE!

Sheffield is gearing up for another fright-filled weekend, 22-24 October, with the second Celluloid Screams festival held at the Showroom Cinema, Sheffield. Festival Director, award winning filmmaker and horror aficionado Rob Nevitt is currently hunting down the latest and greatest in horror from across the globe to ensure this year's festival is even bigger and better than last year's. The lineup is currently top secret, but is set to be an international horror spectacular with more guests, exclusive screenings, blood, gore and mayhem. A limited number of festival passes are now available for 50 horror fans are advised to book early to gain access to every film and every fright across the weekend.

Last year's audience was truly horrified by 30 films over three days, many screened for the first time, including the UK premiere of Paranormal Activity which went on to become a global phenomenon. 2009's festival also hosted the UK premiere of American cult horror movie, Neighbor. "Once again, the Celluloid Screams team are putting together a weekend of entertainment that will thrill, shock and terrify," says Rob Nevitt, "This year's festival will showcase a world of horror beyond the norm and fans of strange, unique and fantastical horror cinema will not be disappointed."

In the build up to Celluloid Screams 2010, the Showroom is screening a special series of horror gems from the archive, as well as new horror hits, such as spoof 1970s crime busting in Black Dynamite (18) on 28 July.

In the meantime, the search continues for features and shorts for the festival in October. The deadline for submissions is 31 July. To find out more about the festival and for breaking news on the 2010 lineup, see http://www.celluloidscreams.co.uk/

To book your festival pass, call the Showroom box office, 0114 275 7727. http://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/festivals/celluloidscreams

LEEDS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL - DATES ANNOUNCED

4th & 21st November 2010
leedsfilm.com
facebook.com/LIFF1

We are delighted to officially announce that the dates of the 24th edition of Leeds International Film Festival will be Thursday 4 & Sunday 21 November 2010. Following our most successful Film Festival ever in 2009 where audiences asked us to extend screenings and special events by an extra week we can also confirm that this year's Film Festival will also include an extra 7 film packed days. So make sure you put the dates in your diaries and join us for another unique and brilliant voyage where the very best new and unseen films from around the world are waiting to be discovered.

The LIFF Team

Film Festival dates confirmed and 2010 Early Bird Passes now on sale! One of the best ways to explore the vast annual programme is to buy one of our hugely popular Film Festival passes which are on sale now. Since the passes were introduced in 2007 more and more people have taken advantage of their brilliant value which provides access to every single screening throughout the entire event!

And you can save even more money with our special early bird offer which is available until 5pm on Saturday 23 October, until then a single pass is just £80 and a double pass is £140. There's no better way to explore the incredible and vast programme line up we've got in store for you in 2010, so make sure you don't miss out on this amazing offer and buy your passes today.

After 23 October a single pass will increase to £95 and the double pass will cost £170.

24th Leeds International Film Festival - Full Single Pass £80*
The official Film Festival Pass provides incredible value for money, giving access to every single screening throughout the packed 18 day programme, including the Official Selection, Fanomenon, Cinema Versa and Short Film City sections, and more. Pass holders will also receive exclusive invitations to special events, advance programme announcements, and a free copy of this year's event catalogue. (*Excludes Major Event Tickets)

24th Leeds International Film Festival - Full Double Saver Pass £140* The Double Saver Pass enables two people to enjoy the full benefits of a Film Festival Pass but with even greater savings! Get together with a friend or partner, purchase a pass at the same time and get £20 off, which means two people can experience the event for just £70 each! (*Excludes Major Event Tickets)

WORK - PAID OR UNPAID

2 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR BLUEPRINT FILM - ONE FOR PRODUCTION, ONE FOR CAMERA

About Blueprint:
Blueprint: Film delivers a wide range of projects across the community, creative, corporate and design sectors. Within the company we employ a small group of multi-disciplinary staff who write, camera operate, edit, lead workshops, project manage and design which combines to ensure we provide the highest quality service. We also produce award winning short films that have screened at festivals worldwide and are working towards feature film production.

Furthermore we are also currently developing new ideas and strategies for cross-platform media products and services as well as advancing our work in graphic, interactive and web design.

Eligibility:
This is a part of the newly qualified graduate internship scheme; therefore you must have graduated in 2008, 2009 or 2010 to be eligible to apply.

Duration: 3 Months
(With the possibility of moving onto a permanent contract after the initial period)

Location: Lincoln City Centre

The position is full time and remuneration meets the national minimum wage.

Closing date: Friday 30th July 2010 - however please note that the position will be filled asap so please get applications in early.

Start date: August 2010

Please email your CV and a Covering Letter to: emma@blueprintfilm.co.uk outlining your interest in this position, skills and previous experience in relation to the requirements of this vacancy.

CVÕs/Cover Letters received after the closing date will not be considered.

Internship Description 1
This is an opportunity to gain excellent experience within a young, dynamic and creative company. Your role will be varied but have a particular focus on graphic, interactive and web design and aiding our team to expand within these areas.
Essential Skills:
- Understanding/knowledge of web design including HTML, PHP, Flash, Wordpress and XML
- Creative in design as well programming and experience/knowledge of all programmes within the Adobe suite
- Knowledge on how to develop apps for mobile devices (training may be provided)
- Interest in using digital devices to market and create art
- Familiarity of all areas of social networking
- Great idea development and written skills
- Excellent computer and communication skills

Desirable Skills:
- Experience of marketing
- Technical skills within filmmaking/editing advantageous
- Interest and knowledge of photography
- Full UK driving licence

Internship Description Number 2
This is an opportunity to gain excellent experience within a young, dynamic and creative company. Your role will be varied and cover many areas but will have a particular technical focus as you will be required to both film and edit (preferably using Final Cut Studio 2) and also aid with marketing and administration.
Essential Skills: Experience and technical knowledge of camera operating and editing, creative and dynamic, great idea development and written skills and excellent computer and communication skills.
Desirable Skills: Experience of marketing, skills in lighting and sound operating, script-writing experience, interest/experience in design and full UK driving licence.

CELLULOID SCREAMS NEEDS ZOMBIES!!

Sheffield is being taken over by zombies for one day only and the whole thing will be caught on camera – and you could be right there in the middle of it!

Ahead of Celluloid Screams 2010, Sheffield’s Horror Film Festival taking place 22-24 October, the Showroom Cinema and Festival Director Rob Nevitt are on the hunt for a posse of undead Sheffielders. A mini zombie army is needed to take part in a specially commissioned trailer for the festival to be shown on the big screen at the Showroom Cinema. If you love Shaun of the Dead and have perfected your zombie shuffle, Celluloid Screams needs you!

If you think you’ve got what it takes to be an awesome zombie you’ll need to be available for filming from 10am-6pm on Sunday 01 August. If you’re recruited for the zombie army you’ll need to get dolled up in your best shabby clothes and zombie makeup and head down to Sheffield city centre to strut your living-dead stuff. If you would like to get involved in what promises to be a fun and bizarre way to spend a Sunday, send an email to marketing@showroomworkstation.org.uk to find out more. Please include the following information - your name, age, phone number and a few lines about why you would make a brilliant zombie. Or, if you have a knack for zombie makeovers and would like to contribute your makeup skills on the day, please also get in touch on the email address above.

Celluloid Screams festival passes are now on sale for £50.

Contact the Showroom Box Office, 0114 275 7727 to get hold of one.

CALL FOR PEOPLE AND LOCATIONS FOR FEATURE FILM

Models/actors required for various photographic shoots – the final images will be used as photo props in our feature film ‘Snapshot Wedding’ (see www.snapshotwedding.co.uk for more information). In return we can also offer these individuals an extra/supporting actor role in the feature film.

Elderly lady, ideally to be photographed in her own home or a friend’s home, an “old dear” with a warm persona; a wholesome grandma figure.

Asian woman in her early to mid 20s for a portrait/headshot with traditional-styled jewellery, especially earrings.

Young white female for a vintage-styled fashion shot. Should be slender, with a classic look and striking facial features, suited to glamorous 50s/60s style.

Also seeking:
A) A charity shop location to film a scene
B) A person who is familiar with Haworth/Bronte Country and/or the Yorkshire Dales and would be interested in guiding the production team to scenic and interesting locations for recce filming and landscape photographs to be used in the feature film.

If you are interested, please contact Anne-Marie at Talking Lens Productions Ltd. on anne-marie@talkinglens.co.uk or call +44 (0)113 2484444

Thank you for your help.

--
Anne-Marie Atkinson

Talking Lens Productions Ltd.

Newsam House, 53/55 Selby Road,
Leeds, LS9 OEW, West Yorkshire,
United Kingdom.
Tel: +44 (0)113 2484444
Fax: +44 (0)113 2958013
Email: anne-marie@talkinglens.co.uk
Web: www.talkinglens.co.uk

(PAID) VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - WEST YORKSHIRE FESTS

Fabric Looking for Volunteers for Ilkley and Saltaire Festivals

Fabric is looking for a number of volunteers to help at various festivals around the district. We will be holding an outdoor screening for the Ilkley Festival on Friday the 13th of August in the evening. For the Saltaire Festival, we will be running the mobile cinema over the weekend of the 18th and 19th of September.

Volunteers will be offered £50 expenses per day and will need to be available from late afternoon through evening for Ilkley and full days for Saltaire (morning to early evening)

If you are interested please send an email to alissa.juvan@creativebradford.co.uk with Volunteer in the subject line together with which event(s) you'd want to volunteer at.

CURRENT TV COMMISSIONING BRIEF 2010

Current is aggressively looking for new factual series that have the potential to be brand-defining and attract a large audience, both in the UK and US. We are expanding our portfolio of factual content created by emerging filmmakers, to engage with established production companies with a proven track record. Our production budgets are comparable to those of National Geographic and Discovery and we aim at a target demographic of smart 25-44 year olds.

We are looking to build long-running franchises, as well as stunts and specials that can spike ratings. We want shows that are loud and can generate their own audience, because they address extreme situations and topics, or bring new facts and opinion to the table.

Building awareness is our biggest opportunity and we are actively seeking content which makes its own waves. In a cluttered media environment we will invest in concepts that are bold, self-explanatory and entertaining (for example, Banged Up Abroad, 16 and Pregnant).

We would like to see inventive and smart takes on existing genres, much the same way that Deadliest Catch redefined docu-reality, Mythbusters redefined popular science, and Real World redefined observational documentaries. We are also intrigued by show concepts that break the mould, that aren't conventionally pitched to other networks, and even those that have never been pitched to anyone before.

We are interested in a wide range of popular factual shows, but not scripted drama or talk-show formats. We are looking for programming that:

¥ Features strong, opinionated characters who create buzz on their own and with whom our viewers can build a relationship. May include celebrities taking emotional and intellectual journeys, for example The Long Way Round, and Chris Rock's Good Hair.
¥ Tells the story of "little guy" taking on the powerful or succeeding as the underdog. (Not just in the literal sense a la Michael Moore, but also ordinary people in extraordinary situations.)
¥ Captures issues that reflect today's zeitgeist, whilst remaining optimistic, curious and excited about life.
¥ Shines a light on sensational, taboo, controversial subjects, not necessarily through the news/documentary format, but also through alternative formats like Embarrassing Bodies.
¥ Tackles the issues of the day and provokes debate. We particularly like series that entertain, illuminate, and inform, like Whale Wars, Intervention and Sex in the 90s.
¥ Is smart and ballsy, and informs through humour, for example, Supersize Me! and Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends.
¥ Explores the dangerous, intriguing, and exotic side of life. Think BBC's Tribe, Explorer and Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations.

We want to hear groundbreaking new formats and fresh spins on proven formats. We are interested in pre-developed concepts for which you may already have pilots or taster tapes

When in doubt, pitch us! We want to hear pitches that challenge our notion of what's right for Current.

Please send your pitches in Lina Prestwood, director of content in the first instance: lprestwood@current.com

SHEFFIELD MEDIA & EXHIBITION CENTRE SEEKS NEW CHAIR

Margaret Bennett is stepping down as Chair of Sheffield Media & Exhibition Centre and the search is now on to find a new leader to take on the challenge of leading the organisation into the next decade.

Sheffield Media and Exhibition Centre is a significant cultural provider in Sheffield managing the Showroom Independent Cinema and Workstation Creative Business Centre as a place for work, leisure and education.

The Workstation is home to over 60 innovative companies with an extraordinary range of talented designers, film makers, new media developers, architects, festival makers, marketers, publishers and social enterprise champions. The Showroom as Sheffield's independent Cinema is associated with Europa Cinemas and the UK Film Council. The building contains cinema spaces, education facilities and catering outlets enabling it to be both a social hotspot and a valuable learning centre. The cinema screens a broad range of films from across the world and hosts high profile festivals and events including Doc Fest which it originally started in 1994.

Chief Executive Ian Wild enthused, "Times are changing and we recognise that we need to be ahead of them. We are looking for an experienced and influential leader to take on the challenge of developing the full potential of our organisation as a cultural provider and catalyst in Sheffield, Yorkshire and on the national arena. It is a demanding and rewarding opportunity for someone who really wants to invest their energy in the future of Sheffield's cultural heritage"

For more information about the role and responsibilities visit http://www.showroomworkstation.org.uk/aboutus/people/chairperson Applicants are asked to send a letter of interest and CV in first instance to Ian Wild by Monday 16th August 2010 .

Applications to be sent to by post c/o Sheffield Media and Exhibition Centre Limited (Showroom & Workstation),15 Paternoster Row, Sheffield S1 2BX
Or email ian.wild@showroomworkstation.org.uk

COMPETITIONS, OPPORTUNITES AND CALLS FOR ENTRY

POETRY FILM SUBMISSIONS

Submissions are open for a series of forthcoming PoetryFilm screenings.

Short films based on poems, poems turned into films, text-based films, art films, and other original avant-garde shorts please.

To request a submission form, please email Malgorzata at info-at-poetryfilm-dot-org with "Submissions" in the subject line please. Many thanks.

Best wishes,
Malgorzata

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - THE FIRST ANNUAL ROARing ZOMBIE HALLOWEEN FILM FESTIVAL

Hello. I am currently in the process of organising a Halloween independent film festival in Rotherham and I am looking for material to exhibit. I am seeking short films in the horror genre which can be screened over the witching weekend between Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st October. At the moment my budget stands at the princely sum of zero, so I cannot afford to commission new work. Therefore all films submitted will need to be work that has already been completed, most likely for other projects. This will be an excellent opportunity for your work to be seen and appreciated.

You do not need to be a resident of Rotherham to take part. Submissions are welcome from all over the U.K., and even internationally. Everyone who submits a film has an open invitation to attend the festival, but you do not need to attend for your film to be exhibited. Films selected for screening on the Halloween weekend will be judged and winners will be chosen. However, at the moment there isn't much in the way of prizes. But I do intend to approach local businesses and ask them if they would like to donate items that can be given away. It'll be a fun night, and you'll be helping to bring Rotherham back from the dead.

As well as short horror films, I am also seeking ideas for any and all types of Halloween themed activities that could be staged over the fear filled weekend: music, performances, workshops, displays, games, all suggestions are welcome. The schedule and venue for these activities will be decided once I have a better idea of what I have to work with. I am also looking for helpful souls who are able to lend a hand (and other body parts) to get this project up and running. As I say, the financial situation at present is non-existent and I will largely be depending on the good will and enthusiasm of volunteers taking part just for the chill of it.

You can keep up to date with developments through our Facebook page at the link below:
http://www.facebook.com/#!/group.php?gid=124469117588787&ref=ts

And all questions and suggestions can be submitted to the following email:
roaringzombie@hotmail.com

RULES AND CONDITIONS:
1. Submissions must be in the short horror genre, with running time of between 5 and 30 minutes.
2. Entrants must possess sole rights to the material submitted; the ROARing Zombie Festival cannot be held accountable for claims to rights and remuneration by third parties.
3. Entrants can submit more than one film for consideration.
4. Each film submitted for the festival must be sent in on a DVD formatted to be playable on a standard UK DVD player. Films that cannot be viewed cannot be considered.
5. Please send duplicates and not original copies. ROARing Zombie Festival cannot be held liable for loss or damage of material in transit.
6. Material submitted for consideration cannot be returned. The Rights to said material will remain with the copyright owner.
7. By submitting a film for consideration, you consent to have your film screened by the ROARing Zombie Festival between 30th and 31st October. We will not exhibit your films outside these dates without seeking prior permission.
8. The (un)deadline for submissions of films and suggestions for festival activities is 12 noon on 15th September 2010.
9. No correspondence will be entered into with regards to material that is not selected.
10. All submissions should be posted to arrive no later than the deadline to the following address:
T. Rafiq
The ROARing Zombie Film Festival
c/o ROAR
The Unity Centre
St. Leonard's Road
Rotherham
South Yorkshire
S65 1PD
United Kingdom

11. Please provide your contact details with your submissions, including postal address, telephone and email.
12. Your contact details will be entered onto to the Rotherham Open Arts Renaissance contact database unless you request otherwise. Rotherham Open Arts Renaissance is a not for profit arts organisation.

Thank you and I look forward to receiving your submissions.
Sincerely,
T. Rafiq.

CALL FOR SHORT FILM SUBMISSIONS: SEASIDE SHORTS

As part of this years Portsmouth Film Festival we are planning a short film screening on the theme of seaside, beach-life, sea-front or any other related stories. If you have a short film you would like to have included in the screening please get in touch.

We will accept films of up to 15 minutes duration on DVD though we would ideally prefer your submission as digital files (i.e. .mov or .avi 16x9, 720x576 anamorphic or similar) which you can upload via yousendit.com or other online file uploaders using the email address signal@kino-kult.co.uk and a subject line "Seaside Shorts".

Please also include a title, 25 word synopsis, 300dpi colour/bw image (min 640x360), production company, director and your contact details.

For postal submissions please send to:

Seaside Shorts
36 Darlington Road
Southsea
Hampshire
PO4 0NF

If you would like your DVD returned please include a stamped addressed envelope with your submission.

The screening will be on Sunday 26th September (full details will be on the website shortly) and you will of course receive complementary tickets should you wish to attend.

www.portsmouthfilmfestival.org.uk/

10K UP FOR GRABS - 'DIGITAL REVOLUTIONS' SHORT FILM COMPETITION

BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, launches 'Digital Revolutions' short film competition with cash prizes

- Institute teams up with Sheffield Doc/Fest and Crossover to deliver competition -

BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, today announced the launch of the 'Digital Revolutions' short film competition, with Sheffield Doc/Fest, the biggest documentary film festival in the UK and Crossover, an international digital media and content programme. The Institute has put up £10,000 for the top prize in the public category, with everyone over 18 encouraged to have a go.

To enter, participants must submit films of up to three minutes that show how they see the world they live in, and how information and information technology impacts it. The aim is to build a unique snap shot of how people view the information society that we live in today. However, creativity and skill alone won't be enough. The competition is taking a unique approach and will also look at how entrants use social media to get their films noticed. Building a fan base for your film will be as challenging as creating the film itself.

To enter, films must be submitted to the Digital Revolutions channel on YouTube and an entry form on the Digital Revolutions home page must be completed.[ http://sheffdocfest.com/view/DigitalRevolutions ]

Elizabeth Sparrow, President, BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, said:

"We want people in the UK to tell us how their lives have been changed by information and information technology and what this might mean for their communities in the future. We think this will be the biggest ever information competition to unlock the public's creativity and we've teamed up with Sheffield Doc/Fest and Crossover to deliver that".

Heather Croall, Director, Sheffield Doc/Fest said:

"This unique competition will explore the effects of the digital revolution on the lives of people in the UK. We want people to use their creativity to show how information and information technology has affected every aspect of their lives, including in the areas of safety, health, citizenship, communication, culture, the environment, commerce and work. We'll also be looking at how social media has been used to promote the films. While it's never been easier to produce and share content, getting it seen and building up some momentum behind it is a challenge when so much material is out there."

Entrants will also have the chance to speak to experts and get advice on producing and marketing their films before entering at regional workshops run by Crossover.

Frank Boyd, Director, Crossover said:

"Crossover will be hosting a series of regional workshops where potential entrants are encouraged to take the opportunity to have their questions answered and get expert advice first hand. We will be focused on helping people develop their material and unlock their creative potential so that they can express their ideas in the best possible way. We'll also be sharing advice on how digital content is best marketed and distributed online to ensure that the films are seen by the widest possible audience."

Further details of the workshops will follow shortly, as well as a full list of judges.

The winning entries will be decided by a panel of five judges including Frank Boyd, Heather Croall, Elizabeth Sparrow, President of BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT. A further two high-profile judges will be announced soon.

Entries will open today and close on Friday 15 October 2010. The winners will be announced on 5 November 2010 at an event at Sheffield Doc/Fest that winners will be invited to attend.

More information is available on [ http://sheffdocfest.com/view/DigitalRevolutions ]

SUPER SHORTS IFF - OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS

The Super Shorts International Film Festival 2010 (www.supershorts.org ) is now accepting short film and script entries.

"The world's best new shorts" Metro newspaper

In the last seven years Super Shorts has awarded over £35,000 worth of prizes to talented filmmakers and scriptwriters. In that time we've shown around 1,000 incredible short films, from slick 35mm shorts to weird and wonderful experimental films. We've held over 120 events, including seminars, panel discussions and workshops.

This year is set to be better than ever and we are continuing our tradition of providing cash prizes for the top films and scripts.

Entries Now Open
We are now accepting films under 20 minutes and short scripts under 20 pages. Filmmakers and writers can either apply at Withoutabox (www.withoutabox.com/login/6736) or via a printed submission (details at www.supershorts.org).

Short Film Competition
All films under 20 minutes are eligible, including live action, documentary and animation with fourteen award categories including Best Direction, Editing, Script, Sound, Cinematography and Producers' Award. This year sees the addition of the 'Low Budget Award' which celebrates the film which achieves the most on a limited budget. The top prize is the Grand Prix which has a £1,000 cash prize.

Short Script Competition
Open to all scripts under 20 pages of any genre and with a top prize of £500 cash. All shortlisted scripts will receive feedback and as our Festival Jury will be made up of industry professionals we hope that this competition will be useful in getting your script read by more people. Submitted scripts will remain private at all times everyone involved will be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement to ensure your script remains protected.

Head of Festival Jury 2010: Chris Jones
Chris Jones is a filmmaker and author of the internationally bestselling "Guerilla Film Makers Handbook" series. In 2009 his short film 'Gone Fishing' was Oscar shortlisted, won the prestigious Producers Guild of America's Best Short Film and collected over 40 international awards.

More information at www.supershorts.org

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FROM WRITERS & PRODUCERS
Screen Yorkshire distributes Regional Investment Fund for England (RIFE) lottery awards on behalf of the UK Film Council. We are now calling for applications from writers and producers under two new funding priorities aimed at supporting the development of high-quality film and moving image media activity in the Yorkshire and Humber region: First Sparks and Spark Plus.

FIRST SPARKS
This funding is to support the development of high quality projects from writers based in the Yorkshire and Humber region. This strand is open to individual writers looking to work with a recognised industry script editor or mentor to develop either a treatment or a script for a feature film. The funding is to support the editor or mentor to work with the writer to develop a project; it is not to cover writer fees. The applicant is the writer and they must name the editor or mentor they wish to work with on the application, including details of their experience and why they have been chosen. If the applicant cannot name a mentor/editor and the project is of quality, Screen Yorkshire will help with finding and selecting such a person.

Awards are up to £1,500 for script development with a smaller amount expected for treatment development and projects that have already reached draft stage.Writers must be from the Yorkshire and Humber region, but mentors and editors can be resident elsewhere. If the project is selected a schedule of works will need to be agreed with Screen Yorkshire. A project selected as a treatment may apply again at a later date when the script has been developed. Scripts cannot not be resubmitted for additional assistance. Match funding must be provided at a minimum of 30% of the total project costs. This amount can be provided as cash or in kind support. This strand will have a single deadline (3rd September 2010).

SPARK PLUS
There are two strands available under this funding priority:

Strand 1: Producer Led Development
This strand is open to Yorkshire and Humber based producers and production companies looking to work with Yorkshire and Humber writers to develop feature projects. This strand also covers costs for additional editor and mentor support should you choose (though it will be part of the award). The funding is to support the writer, it is not to cover producer fees or overheads. The applicant is the producer and they must name the writer on the application, including details of why they wish to work with them and their intentions for the project once developed.

Producers can apply with either a treatment or a draft of the script, along with the writer's CV.The producer will be expected to have a formal agreement in place with the writer prior to submission of the application. Funding will be released on delivery of drafts, revisions and editor's notes where applicable.Awards are up to £10,000 per application with up to 20% of the budget available for the editor/mentor if wanted.Producers and writers must be from the Screen Yorkshire region, but mentors and editors can be resident elsewhere.Match funding must be provided at a minimum of 30% of the total project costs. This amount can be provided as cash or in kind support.

Strand 2: Seed Funding
This funding is to support producers and production companies with projects once they have completed script development. You do not need to have previously received Screen Yorkshire development funding to apply for this strand. Submissions to this strand must include a fully developed feature script as well as a budget and cashflow along with CVs for those involved. You should also include any evidence of expressed interest in the project to date.The funding is to support a range of activities including securing finance, securing co-producers, producing a production budget, casting and anything else deemed reasonable in assisting the project move towards production. You will be expected to produce a short strategy document outlining how this funding and your plans will help your project progress. Applications submitted without this will be subject to immediate refusal. Awards are for up to £10,000.

Match funding must be provided at a minimum of 30% of the total project costs. This amount can be provided as cash or in kind support. These strands will have a single deadline (3rd September 2010)

HOW TO APPLY
In the first instance, please read the guidelines carefully before you fill in the application form. All applicants must contact Screen Yorkshire to discuss their project proposal prior to submitting an application. Applications should be typed, signed and posted to the below address. There will be one call for applications, with a deadline of 3rd September 2010.

For enquiries, please contact: Nick Beech, Production Team Administrator:
nick@screenyorkshire.co.uk / Tel: 0113 294 4410

MENISCUS SHORT FILM COMPETITION - CALL FOR ENTRIES

We are pleased to announce the title for the 2010 Meniscus Short Film Competition. This years creative title is.....

The . . . . . . . . . Experiment
We would like to encourage film makers to interpret this creative title in anyway they would like to create new short films for the Meniscus Film Competition. The deliberately omitted word is entirely up to the mind of the filmmaker.

Films must be submitted as Mini DV or as a data file eg .mov or .avi. Please DO NOT send encoded DVD's as we put all the films on to a screening time line to they will have to be reconverted from DVD.

All work must be original, and the originator retains copyright.

Films must be titled or sub titled 'The ... Experiment' (with the missing word being entirely up to the filmmaker) and last NO LONGER than 5 mins including titles

Films must note in the credits 'Produced for the Meniscus Film Festival 2010'.

All submissions incur a minimal administration fee of £3.50 (UK and Eire) £5.00 (Overseas). Cheques payable to 'Meniscus Films'.

The submission deadline is the 30th September 2010.

The winning film will be determined on the 13th November 2010 by the votes of the audience, amongst whom there will be many filmmakers. This presents the fantastic opportunity for people to meet and talk with the stars, crew and directors of many of the films. The event is open to the general public and the creators of the successfully shortlisted films will be sent a pair of complimentary tickets.

The overall winner of the competition will receive the prestigious Ravenscroft short film trophy and a grand cash prize of £500.

For more information go to www.meniscusfilms.com

THE SMALLS SHORT FILM FEST 2010 - CALL FOR ENTRIES NOW OPEN

We welcome all filmmakers around the world, to submit your films to The Smalls Short Film Fest 2010. Here are some of the things you need to know:

Deadline to submit: September 6th, 2010

Rules: There are no rules except one - that your film should be no more than 15min long

Genres: You can submit films in any genre

Language/Nationality: All nationalities and language films are welcome (please provide non-English speaking films with subtitles)

Fee: It is FREE to submit to The Smalls Short Film Fest 2010

Prizes: £1,000 will be awarded in two categories: BEST UNDER 5 MIN and BEST OVER 5 MIN.

Jury: Judges from film, TV and advertising including Monique Frumberg, Sundance Channel and James Cunningham, Academy Films.

To submit your film now, go to www.thesmalls.com

To contact us with any ideas or questions about The Smalls Film Fest 2010, please email filmfest@thesmalls.com. Or, please stop by www.thesmalls.com regularly for more information as will keep publishing news on the event.

As The Smalls keeps growing and flourishing, we are very proud to present our annual showcase as part of The Smalls Short Film Fest 2010. We promise you a creative adventure and an indulgence in short film and short filmmaking and we invite you all to submit your films and join us for the event.

FILM NATION - SHORTS OPENS FOR COMPETITION ENTRIES

London 2012's short film competition for young people opens for entries on 23rd June 2010. The interactive website where films can be uploaded, viewed and commented on goes live at noon on 23 June at www.filmnation.org.uk - log on to watch and vote for your favourite. Information on the first London 2012 workshops to share skills on making short films is also available.

The first round of Film Nation is now open for young people between the ages of 13 - 25, with prizes available for the film that gets the most votes each month by viewers.
The closing date for the first round of Film Nation: Shorts is 1st October, with a star-studded red-carpet awards ceremony taking place in December 2010.

In 2012 the best films from the 2 year programme will win the chance to be shown in iconic sporting venues during the Games in 2012 as well as at high profile screenings around the country.

To view films, find a favourite, and upload your film to share with your friends go to www.filmnation.org.uk

SHORT FILMS WANTED FOR SALTAIRE FESTIVAL
City of Film goes AireBorne

11th September, PACE Canteen

18th and 19th September, Roberts Park

As part of the world's first City of Film, Fabric will be holding film events and activities during the Saltaire Festival, including film screenings in its mobile cinema, the world's smallest!

A selection of films by Bradford filmmakers will be shown, in addition to the all-day People's Cinema where films, both amateur and professional, will be screened to audiences of friends and family, as well as the general public. Expect some big and not-so-big surprises in the City of Film at the Saltaire Festival!

To include your film in the People's Cinema or in the curated selection of films, send it to Fabric by the 6th of September so we can check it out and then allocate you a slot so you can tell people when your film will be on.

Send your films to Fabric, The Design Exchange, 34 Peckover Street, Little Germany, Bradford, BD1 5BD For enquiries either email fabric@creativebradford.co.uk or telephone 01274 370 291

ENTER THE PITCH AND WIN 20K FOR A SHORT FILM

The Pitch is back for 2010 & register now for your chance to win £20,000

The Pitch film competition is back and now is your chance to pitch and be in with a chance of winning a top £20,000 prize.

2009 Winner Simeon Lumgair's pitch A Runaway Slave, which is now being filmed, impressed the judges with his contemporary take on a story from the book of Philemon.

As well as getting production support worth £20,000, this year's winner has been given advice from top industry professionals including actor David Suchet, script doctor Bart Gavigan, as well as animator Nick Park, editor of Empire magazine Nev Pierce and BBC producer Anna Cox.

In 2010 we are offering the same prize. You could win the same advice, not forgetting that once your film is made we fly the winner and a friend to Hollywood. In Los Angeles we'll introduce the winner to top professionals who'll watch their film and give hints and tips on taking their skills to the next level.

To enter The Pitch, simply upload your own two minute video pitch, for a short film idea, to www.enterthepitch.com. You have until October to pitch your idea.

Nev Pierce, editor-at-large of Empire film magazine, said at this year's final: 'The variety of films was impressive. Stories are how we make sense of the world and biblical stories, incidents and themes infuse Hollywood movies to a surprising extent.

'It'll be fascinating to see how The Pitch turns out and to see even more entrants this year, striving for a not insignificant prize.'
Don't miss out & register and upload your pitch now at www.enterthepitch.com

SALON DES REFUSES

Call for entries

Salon des refuses is a new opportunity for filmmakers frustrated by rejection from festivals.

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Taking place for the first time at Cinephelia West this September, Salon des refuses has a simple philosophy: we only screens films that have been rejected by other festivals. Why? Less than 10% of the programme at most major film festivals is generated from submissions, leaving emerging talent overlooked in favour of established names and bankable titles.

The 90% of short films that are rejected are not necessarily bad films. In fact, in many cases, these refuses fall outside the remit of the festival programme for arbitrary reasons: perhaps they are the wrong length, the wrong genre or the wrong nationality; perhaps they are simply too similar to, or different from, the rest of the programme.

Salon de refuses offers an opportunity to celebrate these overlooked shorts by providing an alternative space for their exhibition.

If you would like to submit your short for consideration at Salon de refuse, our selection criteria are simple:
- Your film must have been rejected from at least one festival
- Your film must be less than 1 hour long
Please email Chlo‘ & Kirsty on thesalondesrefuses@gmail.com for a submission form which you will need to send along with a DVD screener.

SLAMDANCE FILM FESTIVAL, PARK CITY, UTAH JANUARY 21-27, 2011
FESTIVAL CALL FOR ENTRIES BEGINS ON JUNE 16!

The Slamdance Film Festival is dedicated to new filmmakers. On June 16, we will begin calling for entries in every genre, on any topic from every country around the world. Our mission is to bring attention to the most talented emerging filmmakers, showcasing their work during festival week in Park City, Utah.

Slamdance 2011 will take place from January 21 through January 27.

Full entry info @ http://www.slamdance.com/festival/submissions.html

If you have questions about entering your film most can be answered on our Filmmaker FAQ pages but feel free to contact us!

Telephone: 323 466 1786
Fax: 323 466 1784
E-mail: submissions@slamdance.com

MEETMARKET APPLICATIONS FOR DOC/FEST 2010 ARE NOW OPEN!

Sheffield Doc/Fest - 2010 MeetMarket Applications open until September 1st for pitching new documentary, factual and cross-platform projects.

The call for applications for the 2010 MeetMarket at Sheffield Doc/Fest is now open online for 3 months until Wednesday 1 September here - http://www.sheffdocfest.com/meetmarket

MeetMarket* is Doc/Fest's pitching initiative designed to match documentary, factual and cross-platform makers' most innovative project ideas with UK and international buyers. For more information on MeetMarket see here - http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/meetmarket

"The most effortless and efficient way to meet numerous key commissioners and decision-makers over two days." 2009 MeetMarket Participant

This year, we will select approximately 60 projects to pitch, all of whom will have one-to-one meeting with key funders and decision-makers match-made and scheduled.

Projects can be at any stage from early development to post-production, and don't need to have financing secured. Producers can be from anywhere in the world and we welcome international submissions.

Projects can also be in any genre of documentary/factual, from factual entertainment through to art/installation documentaries. We especially welcome cross-platform projects and this year will have even more devoted cross-platform decision-makers across the whole Doc/Fest marketplace.

If you are selected you are offered the opportunity to request meetings with, and pitch to, a high number of decision makers - last year 139 in total, and this year with over 70 already confirmed. To see how much they enjoyed the MeetMarket experience last year watch the film on this page - http://sheffdocfest.com/view/meetmarket

This year we have confirmed participation already from over 70 funders and decision-makers including BBC, Channel 4, ITV, Five, Arte France, ARTE ZDF Irish Film Board, RTE, VPRO, TRT, Gucci Tribeca Film Fund, PBS, Sundance Institute, ETV, DR TV, YLE, TG4, ICA Films, Dogwoof, Soda Pictures, and AVRO. They represent creative documentary, science, history, arts, theatrical, online and broadcast distribution, sales agents, interactive media, and more beyond. To see the full list of who attended in 2009 look here - http://sheffdocfest.com/buyers

MeetMarket generated over £10m in negotiation in 2009, with the matchmaking personalised format meaning you can discuss your project creatively in detail. In total, there were over 1000 matchmade meetings in MeetMarket 2009.

The application process requires a synopsis, one-minute teaser, headline budget figures, and biographical information on participants. For full advice and tips on how to make your application the very best, see our MeetMarket advice on http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/meetmarket .

Submissions for the the 2010 MeetMarket are subject to an administration fee of £10 plus VAT per project.

SUBMIT YOUR 2009 MEETMARKET APPLICATION ONLINE NOW AT http://www.sheffdocfest.com/meetmarket . Submissions close Wednesday 1 September, 2010.

For more info on MeetMarket, and to enquire about applying and whether your projects are suitable, contact Doc/Fest's Marketplace Producer Charlie Phillips.

MeetMarket is kindly supported by the MEDIA programme of the European Union.

*MeetMarket is based on an original initiative of the Australian Film Commission (AFC) and The Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC).

6TH RENDERYARD SHORT FILM FESTIVAL - CALL FOR ENTRIES

We are now accepting films for the 6th Renderyard Short Film Festival the categories include:

Short Film / Animation / Documentary / Music Video / Micro Film / Film Music / Scripts / Children's Films / Feature Film

Films must be between (1 - 12 mins) in length for all short films, and (60 - 120 min's) for all Feature films. Our film festival is held in London and Spain during October. Submit your films to this year's festival to be in with a chance of winning a great digital prize worth $1000 including the prestigious Renderyard Film Award and getting your film placed on our digital film channel and represented by our film agency for international distribution and broadcast in Europe and America.

Deadline is the 6th August.
To enter your film visit our website http://renderyard.com/

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