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February Film Festival Submissions


January 31, 2020
Photo Courtesy of Gold Coast Film Festival

The following film festivals have submissions due in February 2020. Submit your features, shorts, music videos, trailers and scripts

Gold Coast Film Festival

Features, Shorts, Web Series and Scripts
Due 2 February

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    Queensland Touring Film Festival

    Shorts
    Due 8 February.
    First 15 entries to use code ScreenQLD to receive a fee waver.

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      Australian Womens Film Festival

      Shorts
      Due 9 February

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        Brisbane Backyard Film Festival

        Trailers and Music Videos
        Due 15 February

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          In The Bin Short Film Festival

          Shorts
          Early-Bird Submissions due February 15

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            Australia Independent Film Festival

            Shorts, Music Videos
            Early-Bird Submissions due February 15

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              Melbourne International Film Festival

              Shorts, VR, Australian Features
              Due 29 Februrary, 2020

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