Competition for Filmmakers from the Pigdon Street International Film Festival in Australia
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The Pigdon Street International Film Festival (PigStreetFest) is inviting all creative filmmakers all over the world to participate with their films and compete within the festival in Australia. The Festival has blossomed with time, moving to private screening venues and showcasing art and film from countries around the world to it's dedicated Melbourne fanbase. The Festival remains both a bright reminder of Melbourne's cultural hubs and a contributing factor to Melbourne's reputation as one of the world's flashpoints for new film, comedy and live performance.
Submitting a film to the Pigdon Street International Film Festival is free, and will always be free.
Films must be submitted by Midnight, September 1st, 2020. No exceptions will be made.
There is no geographical restriction to submissions. Both international and local filmmakers will be given equal weighting.
All films must be submitted in English or with English subtitles.
Films must have been produced on or after January 1st 2017.
Only one film will be accepted per film maker. Please submit your best work.
Filmmakers are responsible for clearing the copyright on their own materials.
By submitting to PSIFF, you give the festival the right to screen your film in front of a live audience in Melbourne, Australia.
Successful films will be notified by the nomination date (October 13th) via email.
PSIFF may promote your film on social media, based on the press kits you provide.
PSIFF retains the right to change the date and venue of the festival under special circumstances. All filmmakers will be informed about any changes through the festival’s online platforms.
Best Drama.
Best Comedy.
Best Music Video.
Videos and films made expressly to accompany one or multiple song/s.
Copyright must be cleared for all music used in order to be eligible for the Music Video category.
Best Documentary.
All non-fiction, journalism, interview based and nature based films are grouped under the Documentary category.
Best Experimental.
Visual art pieces, non-traditional storytelling, abstract film pieces and films which do not fit other categories may be submitted to the Experimental category.
The Pigdon Street International Film Festival was established a few years ago when group of artists and film lovers banded together in the Molbourne's inner northern suburbs, projecting their short films, documentaries and audio-visual art guerilla-style throughout the suburbs. Vacant lots, blank alley walls and bedsheets in backyards served as the silver screens for the first-ever Pigdon Street International Film Festival. The Festival has blossomed since these humble beginnings, moving to private screening venues and showcasing art and film from countries around the world to it's dedicated Melbourne fanbase.
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