15/3/2001
Festivals
PSIFF, Palm Springs
After seven years, the PSIFF has become the largest short film festival in North America, screening around 250 films from over 30 countries.
PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
After seven years, the PSIFF has become the largest short
film festival in North America,
screening around 250 films from over 30 countries.
The
festival also hosts a short film market,
where many acquisition execs go to find new shorts.
Deadline:
June 1. Info: 760-322-2930.
http://www.psfilmfest.org
ADAMATION VIDEO AWARDS
Adamation announces the First Annual personalStudio Video
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for two to Sundance (first prize) or a Sony DV camera (third
prize).
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Deadline:
August 10, 2001. See the site for
guidelines.
http://www.adamation.com/pSawards
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PSIFF - Film Festival Accreditation will be 316 S. Palm Canyon Drive,
at the corner of South Palm Canyon and Baristo Road, downtown Palm Springs.