Idaho Screendance Festival

Screendance created by Elementary through Middle School age students. For this category, an Elementary through Middle School age student will perform one of the major creative roles of the film including choreographer, dancer, director, cinematographer, or editor. Screendance is defined as artistic film shorts where movement / dance (any genre or style of dance and pedestrian movement) along with film/video practice are the main mediums of the art. Choreography, dance performers, location, costumes, makeup, sound, lighting, plus cinematography equal Screendance.

Screendance created by High School age students. For this category, a fourteen to eighteen year old student will perform one of the major creative roles of the film including choreographer, dancer, director, cinematographer, or editor.Screendance is defined as artistic film shorts where movement / dance (any genre or style of dance and pedestrian movement) along with film/video practice are the main mediums of the art. Choreography, dance performers, location, costumes, makeup, sound, lighting, plus cinematography equal Screendance.

Screedance created by college age students. For this category, a non-professional, college student will perform one of the major creative roles of the film including choreographer, dancer, director, cinematographer, or editor.Screendance is defined as artistic film shorts where movement / dance (any genre or style of dance and pedestrian movement) along with film/video practice are the main mediums of the art. Choreography, dance performers, location, costumes, makeup, sound, lighting, plus cinematography equal Screendance.

Screedance created by pre-professional adult artists. For this category, non-professional adult, will perform one of the major creative roles of the film including choreographer, dancer, director, cinematographer, or editor.Screendance is defined as artistic film shorts where movement / dance (any genre or style of dance and pedestrian movement) along with film/video practice are the main mediums of the art. Choreography, dance performers, location, costumes, makeup, sound, lighting, plus cinematography equal Screendance.

Screedance created by professional adult artists. For this category, a professional artist (meaning that the individual is a working artist) will perform one of the major creative roles of the film including choreographer, dancer, director, cinematographer, or editor. Screendance is defined as artistic film shorts where movement / dance (any genre or style of dance and pedestrian movement) along with film/video practice are the main mediums of the art. Choreography, dance performers, location, costumes, makeup, sound, lighting, plus cinematography equal Screendance.

The QuickFire is a 24-hour dance film short making challenge. Participants have 24 hours to create a screendance short with special ingredients from the festival directors just prior to the event. The QuickFire event starts midnight on April 11, 2020, and ends at midnight on April 12, 2020, Mountain Standard-Times (MST). Dance films need to be at least two minutes long and less than five minutes long and include the secret ingredients given by the judges. All Quick Fire films will have the same ingredient. Films must be submitted to Filmfreeway by midnight on April 12, 2020, MST. The top Quick Fire films will be screened at the Idaho Screendance Film Festival. The top film will be awarded. For questions, contact festival directors at info@idahoscreendance.com