Call for entries: Hombres Videopoetry Award 2019
An Italian videopoetry contest and festival focusing on “the suburb of the future.” Continue Reading
contests
We strive to link to as many poetry film/video contests and calls for entries as we can. (See also the festivals category.) Please let us know about any we might miss.
Atticus Review Videopoem Contest deadline approaches
Just a reminder for all my fellow procrastinators that the deadline for the Atticus Review’s first annual videopoem contest is coming up on December 3. Continue Reading
Visible Poetry Project 2019: filmmaker applications and poetry submissions extended till Nov 10
The New York-based Visible Poetry Project will once again be releasing 30 poetry films—one a day—in April, and they’re still looking for filmmakers and poets. Continue Reading
Call for submissions: 2019 Weimar Poetry Film Prize
Filmmakers from any nation and of any age are welcome to participate with up to three short films of up to 8:00 mins, which should explore the relation between film and written poetry in an innovative, straightforward way. Continue Reading
Call for work: The Atticus Review Videopoem Contest
Marie Craven will judge The Atticus Review’s first annual videopoem contest. Continue Reading
Call for poetry films and cinepoems: REELpoetry
REELPoetry/HoustonTX 2019 seeks cinepoems by poets, artists, and filmmakers. Any style or theme of cinepoetry is welcomed. Continue Reading
ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival winners announced
Last weekend was the biannual ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival Münster | Berlin, the world’s largest and most prestigious poetry-film event. Six prizes were awarded in all. Continue Reading
Ó Bhéal and Rabbit Heart festivals release shortlists
Two poetry film festivals scheduled for October in Ireland and the U.S. have released lists of the films they plan to screen. Continue Reading
ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival to focus on US films
The focus of this year’s ZEBRA Poetry Film Festival is on the USA. Selected poetry films from this year’s entries will present the current facets of the US film and poetry scene. Continue Reading
Rabbit Heart Poetry Film Festival releases longlist
Many of the names will be familiar to Moving Poems readers, and because Rabbit Heart uniquely requires poets to be directly involved in the making of the films, it’s a useful reference list of some of the currently most active poet-filmmakers around the world. Continue Reading