Competition in Film Making from Film Freeway about Disability Problems
Applicant criteria
- Both
Opportunity criteria
Opportunity description
Film Freeway is offering a competition in Film Making. All works submitted for the Breaking Down Barriers Film Festival should portray a disability issue and may include portraying an autism, chronic illness, hearing loss and deafness, vision loss and blindness, intellectual disability, learning disability, memory loss, mental health, physical disability, speech and language disorders, PTSD and other disabilities not specified above.
Awards:
- Best Feature Film
- Best Short Feature Film
- Best Full Length Documentary
- Best Short Documentary
- Best Actor / Actress
- Best Film about Love
- Best Film about Shattering Stereotypes
- Best Public Service Announcement
- Best Film about Intellectual Disability
Note: They don't provide any cazh prizes, only certificates.
Eligibility Criteria:
- All works submitted for the Breaking Down Barriers Film Festival should portray a disability issue and may include portraying an autism, chronic illness, hearing loss and deafness, vision loss and blindness, intellectual disability, learning disability, memory loss, mental health, physical disability, speech and language disorders, PTSD and other disabilities not specified above.
- They encourage the submission of films that have been produced by and with the close participation of persons with disabilities.
- They also encourage films, made by film school students.
- They will also have a special prize for the best short film, made by a team of children with and without disabilities.
Film Categories:
- Feature Narrative
- Short Narrative
- Documentary
- Animation
- Public Service Announcements
About Film FreeWay:
Film FreeWay is the world's number 1 way to discover and submit to film festivals and creative contests. It is is the only submission platform that is 100% free for submitter.
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