On this page you can submit information about your Film.
A short sentence describing the film shown next to the film title.
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Max size 8MB. This will be the primary image used on the website for film pages. Please ensure the image is landscape orientation (close to 16:9), has no border, and no text overlaid if possible.
Enter a description of this image to help those that have accessibility requirements to understand what this image depicts, briefly. For example "Climber A. N. Other soloing a huge granite cliff"
An emotive 3-4 line description about the film that is shown in list and summary pages
An unlimited description of the film used on the about page for this Film. Feel free to add context to how the film came about and who was involved
In order to decide whether we will screen your film we need to watch it. Please provide a url so that we can download the film and watch it off-line.
Provide any passwords or info required to access the film.
If you don’t have the film in Vimeo, dropbox or linkable form then you can upload it to our Dropbox account here .
List of links to music that's featured in the film.
Tell us, in your own words, how your film addresses sustainability. We're looking at both the actual process and practice of making the film, the carbon footprint you think it has during production, but also whether there is a call to action in the film which will encourage others to act in a sustainable way, and so on. Any details you can provide will help us gain insight into this.
Anything else you'd like to tell us (this won't be displayed publically).
We are making big strides towards screening film sessions accessible to the VI/Blind and d/Deaf communities. We encourage all filmmakers to submit OC (Open Captions) and AD (Audio Description). If you don't have these assets then we encourage you to consider creating them and have worked with Find It Film and Coldhouse Collective to produce a Best Practice document with advice on how to do so. In the UK there are nearly half a million people who are deaf and or blind who may not be getting to experience your film. We would also really appreciate it if you would include a meaningful ALT Tag description for any images which you upload (see page 15 of Best Practice document for guidelines).
If the audience wanted to find out more about this film where would you send them…
This section contains general 'facts' about the film, not specific to this festival.