Indie Grits Film Festival Calls for Film Submissions

Indie Grits Film Festival, the Southeast’s premier film and culture festival for DIY media-makers in Columbia, S.C., is seeking film submissions in five categories: feature, short, experimental, animated and student films. The eighth annual Indie Grits will take place April 11 – 20, 2014.

Indie Grits invites submissions from all levels of filmmakers and films with ties to Southeastern culture.

With an independent mentality and far-reaching artistic scope, it says, the juried festival is especially receptive to first-time media makers.

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Hosted by the Nickelodeon Theatre, South Carolina’s oldest art-house cinema located on Main Street in South Carolina’s capital city, Indie Grits Film Festival features 10 days of the best DIY film, music, food and outside-the-box artistic performances from South Carolina and the Southeast.

Indie Grits Film Festival Calls for Film Submissions
Indie Grits Film Festival Calls for Film Submissions

“Our staff and an army of film-loving volunteers from the Columbia area make this festival happen,” said new festival Co-Director Seth Gadsden.

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“Indie Grits is moving toward the cutting edge of contemporary visual culture, whether that’s through filmmaking, art or design. We welcome media-makers who exude a visual swagger that says, ‘We take risks and we’re bold.'”

Accepted entries will be eligible for $4,000 in juried cash prizes including the Helen Hill Memorial Award for female filmmakers and Top Grit for best festival entry.

For more information, and for submission guidelines, visit www.indiegrits.com

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