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Don't Miss Out! Mark September 1st On Your Calendars!

Richard Linklater and Jim Jarmusch Summer's here and the time is right to begin planning for SXSW 2005. New this year! DVD submissions accepted (in addition to NTSC VHS video).

SXSW Film 2005 will accept submissions for Festival screening consideration between September 1, 2004 and mid-December 2004. (Hint: Early entries save money on entry fees.) The online submission form will be available on the website by late-August. Pay the submission fee online with a credit card or check. You may also send in your submission with a check, money order or (we don't really recommend this) plain old cash.

Films screen in the following categories:
Narrative Feature, Documentary Feature, Narrative Short, Documentary Short, Animated Short, Experimental Short, and Music Video

Decide which category is appropriate for your film and keep in mind...
- to qualify as a short, your film must be 40 minutes or less
- experimental shorts are those with NO narrative thread

SXSW Film does not accept trailers or works in progress. If you send us a rough-cut, we cannot guarantee we'll have time to view a finished product, particularly if a new tape is sent after early January. Keep in mind that your film has a better chance of being selected if SXSW is able to review a finished product. The Festival can screen 35mm, 16mm, Beta SP, and digital projects. If your film is selected to screen, our technical staff will work to ensure the best screening format.

More details, including specific entry fees, the online application, and a submission FAQ will be available on the website soon.

Over A Decade of SXSW Films

American Job • American Pimp • Amores Perros • Assassination Tango • The Big One • Blade 2 • Blow • Bush's Brain • CQ • Cabin Fever • The Cat's Meow • Chasing Amy • Chelsea Walls • Cinemania • Code 46 • Dancer, TX Pop. 81 • Dark Days • The Daytrippers • Desert Blue • Down From The Mountain • The Eye • Frat House • Gigantic: A Tale of Two Johns • Ginger Snaps • Go • Go Further • Gozu • Grass • Hell House • High Fidelity • Home Movie • How's Your News? • The Hunting of the President • Hype! • In The Company of Men • Journeys with George • The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg • Lone Star • Meet The Feebles • Melvin Goes To Dinner • Memento • Men With Guns • Metallica: Some Kind of Monster • A Mighty Wind • Napoleon Dynamite • The Newton Boys • Nowhere • On The Ropes • Phone Booth • Raising Victor Vargas • The Revolution Will Not Be Televised • Saved! • Schizopolis • Stevie • Super Size Me • Super Troopers • Swimming With Sharks • The Target Shoots First • The Weather Underground • Y Tu Mama Tambiιn • Young Adam

 
SXSW FILM CONFERENCE & FESTIVAL 2005
March 11-19  ·  Austin Convention Ctr
4th at Trinity  ·  Austin TX

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2004 SXSW Film Festival Awards Winners
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The 2004 SXSW Film Festival is proud to announce the winners of our Jury and Audience Film Competition Awards, as well as the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Award for Competition Shorts 15 minutes or under.

NARRATIVE FEATURE
Jury Award
Luck
Directed by Peter Wellington

Special Jury Award
Mind the Gap
Directed by Eric Schaeffer

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
Jury Award
A Hard Straight
Directed by Goro Toshima

Special Jury Award
Witches In Exile
Directed by Allison Berg

COMPETITION SHORT
Jury Award
Gretchen and The Night Danger
Directed by Steve Collins

Special Jury Award
9:30
Directed by Mun Chee Yong

ANIMATED SHORT
Jury Award
Pan With Us
Directed by David Russo

Special Jury Award
Subsidized Fate
Directed by Lance Myers

EXPERIMENTAL SHORT
Jury Award
dissolve
Directed by Aaron Valdez

Special Jury Award
Roothold
Produced by Eric Patrick

MUSIC VIDEO
Jury Award
54 Seconds - Better?

Directed by Tracie Laymon

Special Jury Award
Dizzee Rascal - Fix Up, Look Sharp
Directed by Ruben Fleischer

AUDIENCE AWARDS
LONE STAR STATES
Mojados: Through The Night
Directed by Tommy Davis
Runner Up: A Few Good Dykes Directed by Mocha Jean Herrup

EMERGING VISIONS
The Naked Feminist
Directed by Louisa Achille

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
A League of Ordinary Gentlemen
Directed by Christopher Browne

NARRATIVE FEATURE
Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes Story
directed by Brant Sersen

BAFTA AWARD (for Competition shorts 15 minutes or under)
Underground Directed by Aimee Lagos and Kristin Dehnert
Runners Up (in order): The Climactic Death of Dark Ninja directed by Peter Craig; We Have Decided Not To Die directed by Daniel Askill; Excursion directed by Cris Jones

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