Not sure I like the word Disposable, but interesting all the same.
http://disposablefilmfest.com/about/
The Disposable Film Festival was created in 2007 to celebrate the artistic
potential of disposable video: short films made on non-professional devices
such as one-time use video cameras, cell
Submissions already closed.
We're weirdly disorganised about these things in our community. Most
filmmaking communities are sharing information about festivals and
competitions all the time - and all other opportunities for getting
your films seen by a wider audience and getting useful
I guess this one is my fault, Rupert, as I know these folks and have helped
them in the past.
I think I share a fair amount here, but some of it slips through the cracks!
One of the organizers shoots and edits all the video at chow.com He's one of
us!
Schlomo Rabinowitz
http://schlomo.tv -
Well, I'm afraid we must now stone you to death. Sorry.
The thing is, I think we're all so used to getting our stuff
distributed, watched commented on, that we don't give the same
amount of thought to festivals, etc that other filmmakers do. (If
they didn't get their stuff shown at
It's wy too early on a workday to get stoned, Rupert. Even though I live
in San Francisco, I'll still get in trouble:)
Personally, I don't keep up with festivals much anymore because I don't
care. Videoblogging early on was a scream AGAINST the festival system,
where you spend a lot of
