November 11, 2009 01:30PM EST
2010 Tribeca Film Festival:
Late Deadline 1/11!
The ninth annual Tribeca Film Festival will take place from April 21 to May 2, 2010 in—where else?—New York City. Filmmakers with narrative features, documentary features, and short films in the works should take note of the following deadlines:
November 13, 2009
Early deadline for features and shorts
December 14, 2009
Official deadline for all features and shorts completed in 2009
January 11, 2010
Late deadline for features still in post-production and completed after the official deadline
Read the rules and regulations.
Still have questions? Read the updated Submissions FAQ.
Submit your film now!
Don't forget: the corresponding Tribeca All Access program (part of the non-profit Tribeca Film Institute) is set for April 19-26, 2010. The early deadline for submissions passed (October 30), but their final deadline is looming large on the horizon: December 14. Learn more about Tribeca All Access, offering support to qualifying feature-length scripts and documentary works-in-progress.
It's a new decade. With new films. Will we see yours in 2010?
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