ARCTIC Moving Image & Film Festival

Tromsø, Troms, Norway, Europe

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ARCTIC Moving Image & Film Festival

Tromsø, Troms, Norway, Europe

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General Information

edition

3rd

organizers

Helene Hokland

Festival Director

Helene Eggen

Artistic director

Contact details

Verftsgata 3c Tromsø, Troms 9008 Norway

89008

hleneegg@gmail.com

+479-289-9623

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About the festival

The third edition of ARCTIC MOVING IMAGE & FILM FESTIVAL (AMIFF) takes place in Harstad, an arctic town of Northern Norway, 18. - 21- October 2018. The festival combines conventional film and 'the moving image'; video art, experimental film and time-based installations and sculptures. We celebrate film - through past, present and future - and we explore society, both in the Arctic and the rest of the world, through film and the moving image. The relatively short history of film is now starting to measure up to a considerable size, and our identity is intertwined by film. At AMIFF you can see film and moving images, and experience interesting art talks, workshops and cultural events. We hope this festival will be an inspiration for everyone interested in film and visual art.

About

The third edition of ARCTIC MOVING IMAGE & FILM FESTIVAL (AMIFF) takes place in Harstad, an arctic town of Northern Norway, 18. - 21- October 2018. The festival combines conventional film and 'the moving image'; video art, experimental film and time-based installations and sculptures. We celebrate film - through past, present and future - and we explore society, both in the Arctic and the rest of the world, through film and the moving image. The relatively short history of film is now starting to measure up to a considerable size, and our identity is intertwined by film. At AMIFF you can see film and moving images, and experience interesting art talks, workshops and cultural events. We hope this festival will be an inspiration for everyone interested in film and visual art.

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Terms and rules

International open call
The entries to our festival is now closed.
We welcome single-channel film and video works from within the fields of essay and experimental film, artists' moving image and media art; made for the gallery, cinema or other sites of display; as well as documentary, ethnographic and narrative films that push the boundaries, either through content or form.
There are no restrictions on date or premiere status.
Preferred maximum length: 25 minutes.
We can only screen digital files, DVD or Bluray. We prefer DCP: Aspect 2.39:1 or 1.85:1, 5.1 sound. DCP must be approved for cinema screening. DCP is the only format for 3D film we accept. Film on harddisk or memory stick: H.264, FPS: 24, 25 or 30. Aspect ratio and resolution: 1.85:1 = 1998x1080, 2.39:1 = 2048x858. Other formats must fit into these. Colour Rec.709/SRGB. We will convert material to DCP where this is possible and if this is deemed necessary for the quality assurance of the screening.
There are no submission fees.
No more than one work per artist please. Submissions will close on the 1st of August 2017.

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