CFF: German International Ethnographic Film Festival (early bird deadline: 25 November)
The German International Ethnographic Film Festival (GIEFF) is celebrating its 17th edition from May…
The German International Ethnographic Film Festival (GIEFF) is celebrating its 17th edition from May 8th- 12th 2024 in Göttingen. We are pleased to announce the new call for films open until December 15th 2023!
EARLY BIRD SUBMISSIONS until November 25th 2023. Apply here.
GIEFF is pursuing ...
Would you like to work with ethnographic film and visual anthropology, and move to beautiful Tromsø in the Arctic? Then read on and apply before the deadline: August 13th, 2023.
A fixed 100% Assistant Professor position in ethnographic filmmaking is vacant in the Department of Social Sciences. The ...
We are pleased to announce TREFF (Tromsø Educational Film Festival) – a festival that combines education and film. We are a festival connected to UiT the Arctic Univsersity of Norway. The festival will find place at our campus in Tromsø, between March 13th – 15th, 2024.
TREFF’s vision is to promote ...
Only three weeks left to submit your film for the 42nd NAFA International Ethnographic Film Festival. This edition will be held in Copenhagen 24-26 August 2023.
To submit your film (online or offline), please use the form and address on the official website.
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The deadline for international (non-EU) applicants for the Master of Visual Anthropology at UiT The Arctic University of Norway (for the autumn 2023 semester) has been moved two weeks earlier: 15 November 2022.
More information about the programme available here, and and info about international ...
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The German International Ethnographic Film Festival (GIEFF) is celebrating its 17th edition from May…
Would you like to work with ethnographic film and visual anthropology, and move to beautiful Tromsø …
We are pleased to announce TREFF (Tromsø Educational Film Festival) – a festival that combines educa…
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