Lorne Film 2014 (0)

Festival start: 13 November 2014      Festival end: 16 November 2014

Lorne Film 2014 will build on the success of the inaugural 2013 festival – where over 1000 admissions viewed 29 films across 5 screens, and film professionals from across Australia descended on Lorne to create, and interact in a true festival community.

Featuring a range of intimate venues against the backdrop of Lorne’s unique coastal beauty, Lorne Film 2014 is a four-day celebration of international film for the people who make, watch and love film, held from November 13 – 16, 2014.

Lorne Film 2014 will continue to nurture and promote Lorne and the surrounding Otway region as a centre for film culture and commerce, a port of call for industry leaders and world-class talent for the duration of the festival and beyond. In creating a ‘film market’ Lorne Film will capitalise on Lorne’s history as a meeting place where in people will come from across the planet to buy, sell, talk, and think film.

Lorne Shorts – a short film competition open to filmmakers from across the planet.

Submissions will be accepted for films of up to 15 minutes in duration, with short-listed films featuring in the Lorne Film 2014 Program.

The eventual winner can accept a prize of $3,600 in film editing from Melbourne based company iCandy Productions.

Lorne Film is calling for filmmakers across Australia and the world to submit a film/s for consideration in the Lorne 2014 Program.

Please include the following materials with your submission:

• One DVD copy of the film with the DVD clearly labelled with film title, director and run time. Lorne Film will not accept compilation DVDs (more than one film on a DVD).

• Please printout submission form below and include a printout of the form within your entry package.

• Preview DVDs will not be returned.

• Lorne Film will accept feature films – 1 hour or greater of, Fiction or Documentary completed any year.

• Films must be in their original language, with English subtitles if the original language is not English.

• All films selected even those in English will be given priority if they can provide a second print with English captions/subtitles to enhance the experience of people with hearing impairments.