Millennial Movie Night: Call for Submissions

Happy August Guys and Gals!!
I get really excited when a new month begins on a Sunday or Monday. I pretty much geek out over it! Its like a hard reset and it gets me happy! So again I say...  Happy AUGUST!!

ANYWAY!
Im excited to present that I am working with Comfort Film, OpenTV and Collected Voices Ethnographic Film Festival to present Millennial Movie Night, which will be a juried screening held August 24th at Comfort Station in Logan Square.

Submissions are currently open through August 10 and you can submit your film here: http://bit.ly/MMNSubmit.

Only two things before you submit:
1. Filmmaker must be between the ages of 16-25
2. The film can NOT exceed 20 minutes of film time 

If you are interested or know someone that you think would be perfect, please encourage them to submit.

I'm really excited about August, this screening and some hot Chicago weather, because soon enough.. it will be cold again.

Oh and BTW in case you are interested , here are some details about my super rad partners Open TV and Collected Voices: 

About Opentv:Open TV is a platform for indie arts and artists. We incubate art and artists commercial television studios and networks cannot develop consistently. We believe television is an art but must also showcase different types of art outside of the competition format we see on reality TV. We believe television must be open to diverse identities and their experiences, so we are committed to developing work from artists most often left out of commercial production: queer, trans, and cis-women and people of color. All Open TV artists keep their intellectual property and distribution agreements are non-exclusive.

About Collected Voices:Collected Voices centers around original ethnographic works that explore the intersection of race, age, class, gender, and sexuality within Chicago society. Explored through short and feature length films from Chicago based artists, these stories capture the voices of individuals and communities. Thematic screenings held during October will create a space for viewing and discussion of narratives from underrepresented ethnic and cultural groups; often excluded from major theatrical & digital release. These films are curated to not only highlight the work of Chicago based filmmakers, but expand our understanding of ethnography, and the diverse experiences of Chicago citizens.

I'm excited to see what ya'll have been making so thanks in advance for submitting, and thank you for spreading the word.