Films at the NCSU
Campus Cinema
Each semester, the NCSU Film Studies Program works with the Campus Cinema and the Union Activities Board to program a film series. You can peruse the Spring 2013 schedule on-line.
 
Spring 2013
NCSU East Asian Film Festival on March 26th and 27th from 11:30 a.m. to 2;30 p.m. in Erdahl Cloyd Auditorium 2304. See here for more information.
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Screening of 12 O'Clock Boys on April 3rd at 7:00 p.m. in Witherspoon. Free Admission and Q & A with the filmmaker after the screening. See here for more information.
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Screening of The Invisible War on April 2nd at 7:00 p.m. in Witherspoon. Free Admission and Q & A after the screening. See here for more information.
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Storytellers Wanted: The Ivy Film Festival (IFF) is now accepting student short film, documentary, television pilot and screenplay submissions. We would greatly appreciate assistance in passing this information to students and organizations who may be interested in entering their work to the festival.
Since its founding in 2001, IFF has become the largest student-run film festival in the world. This is a festival for students, run by students. IFF offers a unique opportunity for student filmmakers to screen their work, network with other filmmakers, and meet industry professionals. It also provides a quality venue for filmmakers to garner recognition from our panel of industry judges and to learn from industry professionals, including directors, actors, writers, producers, studio executives, and agents.
Past industry guests have included: Martin Scorsese, Oliver Stone, Wes Craven, Adrien Brody, Chan Wook-Park, Jack Nicholson, James Franco, Laura Linney, Brad Grey (CEO of Paramount), Tom Rothman (CEO of Fox), Lena Dunham, Aaron Sorkin, and many more. In addition, the Ivy Film Festival has featured special screenings of popular films including The Sessions, 127 Hours, Star Trek, (500) Days of Summer, No Country For Od Men, Mean Girls, and others.
Please submit undergraduate or graduate films (short or feature length), TV pilots/scripts, and/or screenplays (short or feature length) for our upcoming festival on April 8-14, 2013 hosted on the campus of Brown University. Films may be submitted online at www.withoutabox.com or via mail. Visit http://www.ivyfilmfestival.com/submission for more details on how to submit.
Key Submission Deadlines:
Regular Deadline (films and screenplays) January 5, 2013
Extended Screenplay Deadline: February 20, 2013
Extended Film Deadline: February 25, 2013
If you have any questions/comments, please contact us at ivyfilmfestival@gmail.com
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The VISIONS Undergraduate Film Festival and Film Scholars Conference (visionsfilm.org) is announcing their Call For Entries and we are waiving students film submission entry fees until December 7th!
Presented by the UNCW Film Studies Department, Visions is an all day festival and conference run by undergraduate students FOR undergraduate students. In the past two years we've been able to offer travel scholarships that have allowed over 40 selected students from undergraduate programs around the world to come to the UNCW campus to present their work, participate in a day of events that provide constructive feedback and applied learning experiences, and to build relationships with our UNCW students (and with one another!).
Organizers are waiving all entry fees for NCSU students until the early submission POSTMARK deadline of Dec. 7th. Just write "Waiver per Shannon Silva" on your submission form.
SUBMITTING A FILM OR PAPER
Entry forms and instructions can be found online at www.visionsfilm.org/submit. All submissions are reviewed and programmed by a committee of undergraduate film students under the supervisions of a faculty advisor. All film and paper submissions must have been completed between Fall 2011 and Spring 2013. No works-in-progress will be accepted. All submissions-related inquiries may be sent to the Assistant Director of Programming, Traffic, and Organization, Hamilton Hudson at hhudson@visionsfilm.org.
FILM ENTRY GUIDELINES
* Students may submit films in the following categories: narrative, documentary,
* experimental, animation, or hybrid.
* Submitted films must be no longer than 25 minutes in duration.
* All significant production roles (director, producer, screenwriter, cinematographer, editor,
etc.) must be completed by undergraduate students, and applicants must include a
* photocopy of their student ID with their submission.
* Films must be sent: in DVD format, as a QuickTime file, or as an online submission for
review (i.e. a password protected Vimeo link).
* Please send your entry form, check/money order (if after the early deadline)_, and DVD to:
Visions Film Festival and Conference
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Department of Film Studies
C/O Assistant Professor Shannon Silva
601 South College Road
Wilmington, NC 28403
PAPER ENTRY GUIDELINES
* Paper topics may focus on any aspect of film and media history, criticism or theory.
* Applicants must submit a 300 to 400 word abstract by December 7, 2012, for preliminary review. If an abstract is selected, the final paper must be submitted by February 8, 2013 to be considered.
* Students will be given 15 minute slots to present their paper and during that time may include technical aids such as DVD clips or PowerPoint to accompany their presentation.
* Abstracts and papers must be completed by undergraduate students.
* Please email your entry form and abstract to submissions@visionsfilm.org.
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