Founded in 1996, the MadCat Women's International Film Festival was formed as a new platform for women artists to screen their work. MadCat showcases some of the best avant-garde independent and experimental films and videos from around the world.

Founded in 1996, the MadCat Women's International Film Festival was formed as a new platform for women artists to screen their work. MadCat showcases some of the best avant-garde independent and experimental films and videos from around the world. The festival seeks provocative and visionary films and videos from around the globe that are original in their use of the medium. The festival is committed to showcasing women directors who challenge the use of sound and image and explore notions of visual storytelling. MadCat screens works of all lengths and genres, about any topic and that are produced ANY year. MadCat sets itself apart from other women's festivals by curating its programs thematically and thus accepting a range of films about many different issues. The early deadline is March 29, 2004. For more information, visit http://www.madcatfilmfestival.org.

The 9th Annual ASU Art Museum Short Film And Video Festival celebrates the artistic and creative endeavors of individuals with different visions and levels of experience. The free event is held outside under the stars. For more information, visit asuartmuseum.asu.edu/filmfest/2005.htm.

The 9th annual Not Still Art Festival will screen its eclectic international mix of music, abstraction and non-narrative shorts at 8:00 pm at the Micro Museum. This finely wrought exhibition of unique and original work will be preceded in the afternoon from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm by previews and interviews with attending artists.

Abstract and non-narrative work has never been easy to fund raise for -- mainly because it defies description -- so writing a grant proposal is difficult. So the Not Still Art Festival has progressed with the help of the artists, who contribute an application fee, and the Experimental Television Center, which pays a stipend to traveling artists from a Presentation Funds Grant. For more information, visit www.improvart.com/nsa/.

The Woodstock Museum is hosting its 9th film/video festival with the theme of "Freedom." The festival screens completed features, documentaries and shorts in all genres, including animation and digital media, as well as works in progress. All films must be in English or have English subtitles. The early deadline is March 31, the regular deadline is June 30, and the late deadline is July 31, 2008.

For more information, visit www.WoodstockMuseum.org or e-mail hello@WoodstockMuseum.com.

Founded in 1996, the MadCat Women's International Film Festival was formed as a new platform for women artists to screen their work. MadCat showcases some of the best avant-garde independent and experimental films and videos from around the world. The festival seeks provocative and visionary films and videos from around the globe that are original in their use of the medium. The festival is committed to showcasing women directors who challenge the use of sound and image and explore notions of visual storytelling. MadCat screens works of all lengths and genres, about any topic and that are produced ANY year. MadCat sets itself apart from other women's festivals by curating its programs thematically and thus accepting a range of films about many different issues. The early deadline is March 25, 2004. For more information, visit www.madcatfilmfestival.org.

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The Abuja International Film Festival 2004 will hold in the beautiful capital city of Abuja from the 19th to 22nd of may 2004 in the beautiful city of abuja in nigeria. The festival shall accept entries in both film and video format(DV and Beta). Entry is free and VHS copies are require for submission. deadline for entries is 28th feb 2004. the festival director is FIDELIS DUKER and could be contacted via email on abujaintfilmfest@justice.com.

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