2015 Princeton Student Film & Video Festival - FILM COMPETITION

Mar 11, 2015 | by InfoDesigners

The winners have been announced on 05/01/2015

Student Film competition titled 2015 Princeton Student Film & Video Festival is calling for entries. Below you can find all details about this competition:

The new film competition named Princeton Public Library is now opened for entires and accepting submissions from young filmmakers worldwide for its 2015 Princeton Student Film & Video Festival contest.

About competition

The Princeton Student Film & Video Festival is sponsored by the Princeton Public Library and is in its 12th consecutive year.

The Princeton Public Library film competition accepts films from any state, and national and international high school and college students, or home-schooled, unschooled or not-enrolled in school youth ages 14-25.

Films are evaluated for their visual and audio quality as well as the filmmaker’s attention to editing with creativity and skill to tell the story.

All submitted films must be no longer than 20 minutes and must be original.

This student film competition is free of charge!

Award

The selected films will be screened in Princeton over two nights — Wednesday, 22nd July and Thursday, 23rd July, 2015 at the Princeton Public Library located at 65 Witherspoon Street in downtown Princeton, New Jersey. The organizers may also select additional films for a single showcase screening for the fall of 2015.

For all further informations about the competition 2015 Princeton Student Film & Video Festival or to submit your works visit the following official website: