Sundance Feature Film Program |
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Deadline |
Entry
Fee |
May 01, 2005 |
$30 |
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Award:
Participation in the prestigious residential lab & travel expenses. 10-15
winners selected. |
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Other
Awards/Prizes: |
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The Sundance Institute created the Feature Film Program in 1981
to support next-generation filmmakers, and has at its core the Screenwriting and Filmmaking Laboratories, held each year at
Sundance, Utah. Designed to offer emerging screenwriters and directors the opportunity to develop new work, the Labs
offer a uniquely creative environment under the concentrated guidance of
veteran filmmakers. |
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Notification
Date: December 2005 |
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Eligibility:
If you are a non-American citizen living outside the United States, you cannot submit material to the Lab using this application. Please refer to our "How To Apply" page for instructions for international applicants. This application form is for U.S.-based filmmakers or American citizens living outside the U.S. only. You must provide a U.S. address in order to apply.
Full details available on the website. |
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Rules:
Do not send the screenplay.
- A cover letter introducing
yourself and your project (e.g., Why are you applying to the
program? Are you collaborating with anyone on the project? What is
the status of the project? How do you envision the realization of
the script? Etc.)
- Resume/bio (which include name, address, and
telephone) of the writer, and anyone else involved with the
project (i.e. director, producer, etc.) It is not necessary to
have anyone other than the writer attached.
- A synopsis of the screenplay, no more than 2
pages, double-spaced.
- The first 5 pages of your script. Do not submit
script pages from any other work. Do not send the screenplay or
video tape.
- Visit website...
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Web
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http://www.sundance.org |
Contact
& E-mail: |
Michelle Satter |
Contact
Title: |
Director, Feature Film Program |
Organization: |
The Sundance Institute
8530 Wilshire Blvd., 3rd Floor
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Phone: 310.360.1981
Fax: 310-360-1969 |
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