AUSTIN, TX — The City of Austin Economic Development Department is seeking submissions of short films for the 2020 Faces of Austin program.
Established in 2005 through the Cultural Arts Division, Faces of Austin showcases shorts by local filmmakers that reflect the diverse faces, voices, and experiences of Austin.
Selected films will be screened during the SXSW Film Festival as part of the SXSW Community Programming in March.
These films will also be shown on the City of Austin’s ATXN channel and via the City of Austin website.
One film will also receive a “Judge’s Choice” designation from a celebrity guest judge. All films selected will receive a cash award.
Submissions are due by Monday, January 6, 2020 at 5 PM.
“Faces of Austin has enabled us to spotlight the vast array of talent within our local filmmaking community,” remarked Cultural Arts Division Manager Meghan Wells. “From light-hearted profiles of Austin locales to moving tributes of individuals who have shaped the fabric of our city, this program serves as an important outlet for Austin’s creative community. We look forward to sharing a new selection of compelling shorts soon.”
Faces of Austin submissions must meet these criteria:
Selection Process
A selection panel comprising project advisors, media experts, and City of Austin staff will review each artist’s materials submitted by the project deadline.
Selected submissions must meet all the requirements and demonstrate a high quality.
The City of Austin reserves the right to disqualify materials deemed offensive or inappropriate to show in a public setting.
The “Judge’s Choice” will be selected from among the selection panel’s top five rated submissions.
Schedule
For complete guidelines, visit www.austintexas.gov/facesofaustin.
To apply online, visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FacesofAustin2020.
For additional information on programs that integrate arts and artists into economic development, visit www.AustinCreates.com.
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