DELETE TV VIDEO ART FESTIVAL (0)

映画祭の開始: 01 3月 2018      映画祭の終了: 01 2月 2019

CALL FOR ART FILM MAKERS.

After last year's big success DELETE TV is again selecting remarkable experimental short films and video art which will be broadcasted on our partner TV-Channel in Austria and several video art platforms in collaboration with the selected artists. Further more, the most eye and mind-bending films will make it to Delete TV Screenings all over Europe.

Delete TV investigates the captivating nature of images with the specific aim to look up to new approaches by taking distance from the conventional film making method.

The program opens a window to the world of art and offers strong, wild and uncensored works from upcoming artists and film-makers. Delete TV highlights contemporary issues in a global context, highly educational and deeply focused on intercultural exchange and visibility.

Between the lines and under the make up of a brave new world.

THE ONE AND ONLY DELETE TV VIDEO ART PRIZE

Out of the selected submissions, the winner will be chosen by an handpicked jury of film-makers, artists and randomly selected small groups attending the screenings.

The judging criteria of the final winning film will be the development and conversion of a whole concept within different perspectives of artistic film-making.

The prize is a piece of art itself and it is created each year by different outstanding international artists.

· No films longer than 20 minutes are accepted.

· All entries must be in English or subtitled in English.

· Entries should be sent via Festhome.

· Entry fees are non-refundable

Delete TV takes the right to use still frames of submitted and selected works to promote the Artist/Director on the website, TV Programs and event venues.

- Authorization to use excepts of the film for promotion (max 10% of the total length) in television.

- Authorization to include the film in the non-commercial Delete TV online
archive.

- Authorization to screen the film at film festivals from Delete TV partner networks.