Years running: 11 (since 2008)
Citizen Jane Film Festival
International Women's Film Festival.
About
The Citizen Jane Film Festival supports independent film by independent women.
The festival screens films in all genres by filmmakers from all ages, including award-winning indie films (such as Winter's Bone, Tiny Furniture, and Trouble the Water) as well as lesser known gems that have been overlooked by the film industry. We highlight the pioneers of film with special guests like Christine Vachon and Barbara Hammer. And we work to inspire younger and emerging filmmakers as well, screening first time filmmaker work and bringing guest artists from all ages (youngest has been 7 years old, oldest 72!) and all stages of their careers to come together and inspire and mentor one another.
Awards
No awards.
Rules
- Submissions must be directed or co-directed by a woman.
- Films and videos of any length or genre: narrative, documentary, animation, experimental, dance, student and young filmmakers are accepted.
- The film does not have to be a premiere to be accepted. We only accept completed films and prefer to wait until the following year for works in progress.
- Preview formats: we STRONGLY prefer the online screener for environmental reasons. If you cannot do this, please send 2 DVDs coded for region 1 or 0.
- Subtitles language: english
- If a feature film is accepted, we ask that one female filmmaker attend the festival to represent the film during the audience Q&A and participate in the festival experience.
Premiere Requirements
No premiere requirement
Jury and Organizers
Barbie Banks (Director)
Documents
Place
United States
Columbia
Official website
Contacts
Address:
Citizen Jane Film Festival
Stephens College; 1200 E Broadway
Columbia, Missouri 65215
United States
Phone: 314-223-6088
Email:
barbie@citizenjanefilm.org
Social Networks:
Facebook
Twitter
- Opening dateJanuary 02, 2018
- Earlybird DeadlineFebruary 15, 2018
- Regular DeadlineApril 01, 2018
- Late DeadlineMay 08, 2018
- NotificationsSeptember 24, 2018
- Event dates1 — 4 November 2018
Any short animated film 15 minutes or less.
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $20
A short fiction film (under 50 minutes). The preferred length of a short film is under 15 minutes for programming purposes.
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $20
Fiction films 50+ minutes.
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Earlybird Deadline — $15
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Regular Deadline — $20
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Late Deadline — $30
A short non-fiction film (under 40 minutes). The preferred length of a short film is under 15 minutes for programming purposes.
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $20
Non-fiction films 40+ minutes
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Earlybird Deadline — $15
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Regular Deadline — $20
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Late Deadline — $30
How do you define experimental film? If it doesn't fit in the other categories, it probably fits here.
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $20
Short films of any genre 50 minutes or less made by women in undergraduate or graduate film classes or programs in higher ed.
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $20
Films directed by young woman or girl UNDER the age of 18 when you made your film? Films must be no more than 25 minutes.
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Earlybird Deadline — $5
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Regular Deadline — $5
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Late Deadline — $5
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $15
Any short film 25 minutes or less that incorporates the art of dance and the art of filmmaking. We are especially interested in filmmakers that use film to explore dance and performance in a new way, and not simply to record dance performances on film.
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $20
films that would appeal to families, children 12 and under and also "big kids".
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Earlybird Deadline — $10
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Regular Deadline — $15
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Late Deadline — $20
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