Its quiet simple, get out and start filming.
Any enteries can be sent to:
Bryan Fennell
8 Aglish,
Castlebar
Co. Mayo
Ireland
Anyone heading to the intervarsities in Feburary can give it to me there if they wish to do so.
Guidelines
- Sending in a film to the Irish Adventure Film Festival implies acceptance of its rules and regulations.
- Entries must be received by February 25th 2008. In rare exceptions this can be extended for particular submissions.
- Entries can be submitted on MiniDV, DVD or CD. MiniDV and DVD are preferred but we can cater for CD’s as well. Both NTSC and PAL formats are accepted. If a film submission is in NTSC format please specify this in the application form or through correspondence.
- All copyrights will remain the property of the videographer/editor/director/producer. However the Irish Adenture Film Festival and its committee may use the content insofar as it is relevant to the festival. Films submitted to the film fest will not be broadcast or screened outside of the event unless such an agreement has already been arranged between the film maker and the committee.
- As a general rule film submissions will not be returned to an applicant. If an applicant wishes that a film submission to be returned please specify this on the entry form or through correspondence.
- Any foreign language submissions should be submitted with appropriate subtitles.
- Entrants are requested to submit a brief bio of their entry and their organisation/club/production company etc. Promotional materials should also be submitted with each entry which will consist of two still images that can be used in conjunction with the promotion of the film and the film festival.
- Entrants grant the festival organisers the right to copy an entry in part or in its entirety in any media format for the film festival.
