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>   THE 29TH ANNUAL NEW YORK EXPOSITION OF SHORT FILM AND VIDEO

>        One of the U.S.A.'s longest running festivals

>            for the independent film/video community

>                         CALL FOR ENTRIES

>       PREMIERE: NOVEMBER 16 - 17 - 18, 1995, THE NEW SCHOOL

>          NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES -- DEADLINE: JULY 31, 1995

>    --  ANIMATION -- DOCUMENTARY -- EXPERIMENTAL -- NARRATIVE --

>

>     New York's premiere showcase for cutting-edge and classic

>  independent shorts seeks animation, documentary, experimental

>  and narrative works under 60 minutes in length.  The New York

There should be a festival for under 60 seconds too.

>  Expo, now in its 29th year, is one of the nation's longest-

>  running annual festivals of short independent film and video.

>

>  Films/videos should have been completed since 1993.  Student

>  and international entries are welcome.  Entry fee: $35.  Public

Maybe could be cheaper. Heiko

>  screening formats: 16mm and 3/4" NTSC video; 35mm and Super 8

>  films are shown in video projection.  Preview on 3/4" or 1/2"

>  video, NTSC only.  Entry Deadline: July 31, 1995.

>

>  Contact:

>  Robert Withers, Director

>  New York Expo of Short Film & Video

>  532 LaGuardia Place, Box 330

>  New York, NY 10012

>  voicemail (212) 505-7742

>  email: [log in to unmask]