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Ciné-Asie's National Video Portrait Contest Wants Your Asian-Canadian Experiences on Film
By Rosel Kim
Are you an aspiring filmmaker with a story to tell about an Asian-Canadian experience? Do you want to gain exposure and screen your film to a room full of enthusiastic audience members? Now is your chance to realize that dream with Ciné-Asie's National Video Portrait Contest.
If selected, you could win prizes from various companies, including a $1000-value service from Groupe Intervention Video for young Asian and Canadian women.
This contest is part of the organization's inaugural AmerAsia Film Festival in Montreal, which will feature short and feature-length films with Asian content or theme by Asian and Canadian filmmakers.
Films should be between 30 seconds to 5 minutes in length, in video format. Each submission should be accompanied by the submission form. This contest is open to permanent Canadian residents and citizens of any age. Submission deadline is February 10th. For more information on where to submit, please go to the contest's submission call webpage.
Ciné-Asie is a non-profit organization based in Montreal, with the aim to facilitate cultural exchange between Asia and Canada through film. Its sister company is Ciné-Asie Creatives, a film company specializing in co-production sales, and distribution of Asian films in Canada. For more information on both organizations, please visit cineasie.ca.
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