The One Club Launches OneScreen Film Festival

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The One Club has launched its inaugural OneScreen Festival, a global competition designed “for the creative community by the creative community” to highlight the creative minds behind some of today’s best short films and videos.

Produced by The One Club, OneScreen was developed for today’s filmmakers who want to showcase their work to the organization’s established global audience. Submissions are open July 16 through the deadline of September 7. Films and videos must be ten minutes or less in run time to be eligible. Competition categories include Narrative, Documentary, Music Video, Animation and Branded Content. All entries must be submitted online at www.onescreen.org in MP4 or MOV H.264 format. Entry fees are $25.00 per submission; Students $20.00 per submission.

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