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Blacktown Shorts 2023
Expressions of Interest

Application close Wednesday 1 March 2023

Blacktown Shorts 2023 is a new iteration of Blacktown Shorts, delivered as part of Magnify 2023.

We are currently seeking Expressions of Interest for short film proposals from emerging and established filmmakers with a focus on supporting western Sydney talents.

The successful applicants will receive up to $5000 ex GST in production funding to support the creation of new short-form works that have a connection to the Blacktown area.

The selected works will premiere at Blacktown Shorts Film Festival as part of Magnify 2023.

Please refer to the Blacktown Shorts 2023 EOI Guidelines before completing your application.

Download Blacktown Shorts 2023 EOI Guidelines
Blacktown Shorts Film Festival 2023 | EOI

APPLICANT INFORMATION

Draft script and/or storyboards

Maximum file size: 20MB

Maximum 3 files. Files must be submitted as Word Doc or PDF file. Maximum 10MB each.

CREATIVE STATEMENT

Your creative statement can be uploaded as a 1 page summary OR a 1-2 minute video describing the idea and the connection to Blacktown. Your video must be uploaded to an external video sharing service (i.e. YouTube or Vimeo) and linked below.

Maximum file size: 10MB

Maximum 1 file. Your file must be submitted as Word Doc or PDF file. Maximum 5MB.

ARTIST CV

Maximum file size: 134.22MB

Maximum 1 file. Your file must be submitted as a Word Doc or PDF file. Maximum 5MB.

BUDGET

Please provide 1 page project budget outlining total Income and Expenditure in PDF, Excel or Word doc only, maximum file size 2MB. Applications without a budget will not be considered.

Maximum file size: 134.22MB

Maximum 1 file. Your file must be submitted as a Word Doc or PDF file. Maximum 5MB.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

You must acknowledge the following criteria before submitting your EOI.
(Tick as many options as applicable)

Magnify is presented by Blacktown Arts and proudly funded by Australia Council for the Arts, the NSW Government through Create NSW and Blacktown City Council.