The University of Idaho Fish & Wildlife Film Festival

Moscow, ID, United States, North America

01 - 02 Sep, 2020

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The University of Idaho Fish & Wildlife Film Festival

Moscow, ID, United States, North America

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General Information

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3rd

Contact details

875 Perimeter Drive, MS 1136 University of Idaho Moscow, ID 83844 United States

83844

cnr-fwff@uidaho.edu

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About the festival

Corona virus update:

The 2020 Fish and Wildlife Film Festival will be digitally screened as part of the virtual annual meeting of The Wildlife Society, on September 29th and 30th, 2020. In addition, we are working to develop a digital venue for sharing our festival with the general public during Fall 2020- stay tuned for updates!

The 2021 Festival will likely be held virtually as well, in Spring 2021, but we can't wait to share films in person again as soon as we can do so safely.

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The University of Idaho Fish & Wildlife Film Festival connects people with nature through film.

Films span a broad array of subjects, in the following categories:

+ Animal behavior and ecology
+ Science and research
+ Wildlife-human connections
+ "Wild Side" submissions (fun, creative, and unusual formats such as music videos, but should still be about wildlife)

The top 3 entries from each of the 4 categories will be awarded prizes, and the top entry, along with the best student (K-graduate school) entries from each category, will be screened at our festival, along with 1 or more longer (10-15 minutes) feature films from professional wildlife film makers (which should be entered as "feature films" when selecting an appropriate category during submission). Top entries will be determined by a panel of judges from the wildlife and creative professions.

About

Corona virus update:

The 2020 Fish and Wildlife Film Festival will be digitally screened as part of the virtual annual meeting of The Wildlife Society, on September 29th and 30th, 2020. In addition, we are working to develop a digital venue for sharing our festival with the general public during Fall 2020- stay tuned for updates!

The 2021 Festival will likely be held virtually as well, in Spring 2021, but we can't wait to share films in person again as soon as we can do so safely.

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The University of Idaho Fish & Wildlife Film Festival connects people with nature through film.

Films span a broad array of subjects, in the following categories:

+ Animal behavior and ecology
+ Science and research
+ Wildlife-human connections
+ "Wild Side" submissions (fun, creative, and unusual formats such as music videos, but should still be about wildlife)

The top 3 entries from each of the 4 categories will be awarded prizes, and the top entry, along with the best student (K-graduate school) entries from each category, will be screened at our festival, along with 1 or more longer (10-15 minutes) feature films from professional wildlife film makers (which should be entered as "feature films" when selecting an appropriate category during submission). Top entries will be determined by a panel of judges from the wildlife and creative professions.

Awards & Winners

There are no winners yet for this festival

Terms and rules

Submissions guidelines:

1. All submissions should be 1-10 minutes long, unless submitting as a "feature film" (10-15 min), and should be primarily original footage taken by the submitter or their team members (i.e., little or no stock footage). The submitter must have received permission to use any non-original audio (i.e., music) or video content. Video quality should be HD to facilitate in-theatre screening.

2. All submissions should be based on scientifically-accurate information, and with the exception of "wild side" submissions, must include at least some verbal communication, which should be in english (or subtitled).

3. Film makers should indicate which category they think their submission should fall under (although we reserve the right to change submission categories as needed).

4. All submissions may be used in our film festival outreach activities during subsequent years.

5. Each film maker may only submit 2 films total, and each film must be in a separate category.

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Categories and fees

Natural History Documentary Short
Early Bird (1st October, 2020) $1
Regular (31st January, 2021) $1
Late (15th April, 2021) $1

Fish and wildlife behavior and/or ecology, with all scientific content based on accurate, up-to-date natural history knowledge. Please select category (e.g., Behavior/Ecology, WildSide, etc.) during the submission process.

Feature-Length Film
Early Bird (1st October, 2020) $1
Regular (31st January, 2021) $1
Late (15th April, 2021) $1

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