Title(14 July) International Nature Image Festival — Biodiversity Short Films Contest2023-05-09 02:37
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The International Nature Image Festival (FIIN) invites submissions of short films that promote the biological natural heritage such as the natural regions, the ecosystems, the habitats and the species of wild fauna and flora. Submitted works should also promote the debate and reflection of society on the need to knowing, promoting, and conserving the biodiversity and the environment. Any formats including animations, documentaries, fiction, experimental films and music videos are eligible. Participation in the Short Films Contest is open to all.


Maximum Amount: €4,000 for the best short film

Submission Deadline: 14 July, 2023


For more information and guidelines on how to apply, please visit here.

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