Call for entries
Deadline: 1 September 2015

Personal Performance: Video As Autobiography
Call For Video Submissions

Video Out Distribution
Call for Video Submissions
Personal Performance, Video As Autobiography

Video Out Distribution is seeking experimental or feature-length video work by artists that deploy the camera as a tool for self-interrogation. From video art’s earliest history the camera has functioned as a self-reflexive device, an instrument for self-construction, presentation, and reflection. This call seeks works that possess an autobiographical component, particularly in the artists’ use of themselves as the primary subject or image on screen. Videos for this call are also invited to experiment with forms of documentation that translate identity and engage in performances for the camera.

To submit please send a weblink of the work, a short synopsis, and an artist bio to info@videoout.ca. Digital submissions only. Digitized film submissions accepted. Please send email submission s with the subject LastName_Autobiography by Tuesday, September 1st 2015.

Video Out Distribution is an international, non-exclusive distributor and is a part of VIVO Media Arts Centre located in Vancouver, British Columbia. Works selected from this call for submissions will be screened at VIVO’s monthly series New Additions, at the September 2015 installment, and will also be entered into distribution.

http://www.vivomediaarts.com/call-for-submissions-personal-performance-video-as-autobiography/

For further information please contact:
Shauna Jean Doherty, Distribution and Outreach Manager
info@videoout.ca
http://vivomediaarts.com
2625 Kaslo St.
Vancouver, BC

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