Submit to our next screening!
For screening at Camera Bar, Toronto, Canada April 29, 2008Submissions guidelines:
-Length: 1-10 minutes maximum; there is no restriction on theme or genre
Please label your submission with title, artist, date of production, length
-Preferred format .mov file
-Submit your video for consideration to :
13 Tyndall Avenue, Unit 1, Toronto, ON Canada M6K 2E8
or drop off to the same address, bottom mail box
include your full name, telephone, mailing address, email contact information and the title of your work
* To have your work returned to you, please include a postage-paid envelope with your address
*If you wish to send your work digitally, please contact info@kino05.com for instructions
-deadline April 15th
If selected
-you will be contacted via email-Kino is an international community of artists brought together to share their work, ideas and inspirations-where possible, you or your representative are asked to be present at the screening to take part in the Kino community
-the Kino05 logo or a listing in your acknowledgements must appear on the screening copy of your work
About Kino05:
Inspired by the Kino motto: "Do well with nothing, do better with little and do it now!" the femmes of Kino05 have decided to do better for videomakers-and to do it right now, by relaunching the Toronto cell of the international Kino movement.
Anyone, no matter their experience level, can submit work to any of our screenings. Submissions are divided into two sections: a fierce and focused grouping of work and the thrillingly risky free-screen where anything—well, almost anything—goes. On our free-screen we're looking to open up a space for strange and sublime experiments, accidents and work-in-progress.
http://www.kino00.com/
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21112034416
http://www.kino05.com/
The principal members of Kino05 are:
Irene Cortes
Lauren Di Monte
Michelle Edmunds
Su-Ying Lee
Cherie O’Connor
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