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Entry Guidelines

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ENTRY DEADLINE FOR THE 2010 Festival: March 12, 2010.





The Heritage Film Festival seeks independently produced media for the 5th Annual Heritage Film Festival (April 9 &10, 2010). All genres of work can be submitted on VHS or DVD, including narrative, experimental, documentary, LGBT, action, western, horror, animation, youth media, etc).

All submitted work will be considered for possible inclusion.

How to Enter:

-- Entry Forms are available on this web site.
-- VHS tapes and DVDs can be submitted for preview. If selected, you must submit a suitable, screenable DVD or mini DVD.
-- There is no limit on the number of items you may submit. Entry Fee: $10.00 per entry. You may enter two pieces (not to exceed 20 minutes total) for $10.00. There is a $35.00 fee for all returned checks.
-- Label entries with title, artist's name, length, and date of completion.

-- Include a short description of the work and publicity photos, if available.

-- Include a short resume or bio and complete contact information (printed name, email address, telephone number, street address, city, state, zip code and country if outside of the U.S.)
-- All information on the Entry Form must be legible.
-- Read, sign, and date the Entry Form.
-- Do Not submit work in fiber filled envelopes.
-- Mail your $10.00 check per entry along with your submission, supporting materials (Bio, photos, etc.) and a copy of the Entry Form (available on this web site) by Friday, March 12, 2010 to the address below.
 
The Heritage Film Festival
P.O. Box 7823
Largo, MD 20792

Contact the Festival: heritagefilmvideo@yahoo.com

 
The Heritage Film Festival is supported in part by the Liberal Arts Division and the African American Studies Institute at Prince George's Community College, Maison de Jacqui,  the Prince George's Arts Council, and local vendors.