Budapest | 7th International Dancefilm Festival | open call

EDIT2011 7th International Dancefilm Festival - a joint initiative of Budapest Autumn Festival and Workshop Foundation. Open call for submissions of dance and movement films and videos

Deadline: 31 July

Festival dates: October 7-9 2011

Workshop Foundation have been organising (in cooperation with the Budapest Autumn Festival) Edit International Dance Film Festival for 6 years. The most important dance film platform of Hungary presents original films, videos on dance and movement; camera re-works and film experiments as well.

Since 2009 besides presenting the latest Hungarian dance films, a selected presentation films arrived to the international call there have been special curated sections presenting of different institutions/independent curators.

The films are screened in original language.

OPEN INTERNATIONAL CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS OF DANCE FILMS

For guidelines and application form, please contact the organisers: editfilmfest@gmail.com

EDIT2010 6th International Dancefilm Festival
A joint initiative of Budapest Autumn Festival and Workshop Foundation

2010. Oktober 8-9-10
Toldi Mozi (1054 Budapest, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út 36.)

Workshop Foundation have been organizing (in cooperation with the Budapest Autumn Festival) Edit International Dance Film Festival for 6 years. The most important dance film platform of Hungary presents original films, videos on dance and movement; camera re-works and film experiments as well. The venue of the festival has been the downtown cinema Toldi for a couple of years. Since 2009 besides presenting the latest Hungarian dance films, a selected presentation films arrived to the international call there have been special curated sections presenting of different institutions/independent curators. In 2010 besides a Dutch and an Austrian selection (organized by Janine Dirkmeister from Cinedans, Amsterdam and by IMZ - Dance Screen) we will present a special Japanese section compiled by Naoto Iina from Dance and Media Japan.

The films are screened in original language.