CCW AMII Film Fund and Screening event 4pm Thursday 27th October at Wimbledon Space at Wimbledon College of Art
After the success of funding 10 new artists films and having them premier at South London gallery, CCW AMII film fund will be available to all students across CCW.
We are inviting applications for up to £500 to make a new, single screen moving image work. Applications are invited from individuals and groups from all students at CCW from foundation through to PhD, but those projects with an emphasis on cross college, cross discipline and/or cross year work will be looked upon more generously.
Please come along to the launch event of the film fund on Thursday 27th October at 4pm at Wimbledon Space at Wimbledon College of Art where we will present a selection of films from graduate students and some of the funded films. Film makers will be there a long with a panel. Along with the screening and launch will we have a discussion about curating and presenting moving image work in the gallery context.
Those applications selected will receive funding, production support, mentoring and their work publicly exhibited at South London Gallery.
Anyone wishing to apply for funding is advised to attend the launch event, for more information please visit:
https://ccwartistmovingimage.wordpress.com/2010/11/22/how-to-submit-a-proposal-for-funding-2/
Deadline for submissions is: Friday 16th December
Do let me know if you are coming through this blog so we have an idea of numbers
CLASHANDCONVERGEII at Camberwell Space
Last year CCW AMII were invited to hold an exhibition at Camberwell Space which took the temperature of the moving image work being made across the three colleges, This year we are going to do the same. All work submitted will be shown, we will show anything from tests and experiments, first tries to finished pieces, all we ask is that it is no longer than 3 minutes, is a .mov file so it can be included on a showreel and is clearly labelled with name or work, artist, length, contact details and technical specifications.
Deadline for submissions is: Friday 11th November – Private View 23rd November (more details TBC)
If you are interested in being involved with organising or curating moving image shows or events over the coming year please do get in touch
Moving Image Review & Art Journal (MIRAJ)* present: CCW Graduate School WRITING PRIZE £500
All CCW students are invited to submit a 1500-word review of any current moving image art exhibition, screening, conference or publication, originating in the UK or abroad. The review should propose a central idea or thesis argued through a discussion of the work or book under review.
The best article will be published in the Reviews Section of MIRAJ and the winner will receive a prize of £500 to be presented at the launch of the journal in the New Year.
Submissions will be judged by a distinguished panel including Professor David Garcia, Dean of CCW Graduate School and Enterprise Development and Pryle Behrman, Reviews editor of MIRAJ.
Please send all submissions as attachments to: miraj@arts.ac.uk
Deadline: 5th January 2012
*MIRAJ is the first peer-reviewed publication devoted to artists’ film and video and its contexts. It is published twice a year in print by Intellect Books in collaboration with the CCW Graduate School, UAL. MIRAJ offers a wide reaching international forum for debates surrounding all forms of artists’ moving image and media artworks. The journal is supported by an AHRC Network. For more information see
http://www.movingimagenetwork.co.uk
CCW Artist Moving Image 
Russell
December 17, 2011
hi. Regarding the film fund… where do we send the email to?