PRENOTA IL TUO POSTO AL
MOSCERINE FILM FESTIVAL
dal 2 al 5 Maggio 2024 a Roma
Raccontaci la tua storia,
presenta il tuo film all’unico festival dedicato a Registi sotto i 12 anni.
Le iscrizioni scadono l’8 aprile 2025
Submit your movie
SECTION
Festival Sections – Competition
SHORT FILM UNDER 12
All children up to the age of 12 may participate. There is no set theme, in order to allow our young filmmakers to explore freely and surprise us. Short films must not exceed a total length of 15 minutes, including opening and closing credits.
A first prize for Best Film and an award for Best Director will be granted, along with four Special Mentions (Original Idea – Best Actor and Best Actress – Best Character Development).
All selected short films will also receive official recognition.
Festival Sections – Competition
FOCUS
SCHOOLS
Schools Focus is the competitive section dedicated to video projects created within schools. The theme of the showcase is open: schools, associations and independent professionals who have developed a project in collaboration with students may submit their short films. The maximum running time is 15 minutes. A First Prize for Best Film will be awarded.
The film must have been produced no earlier than 2019.
Festival Sections – Competition
YOUNG
CREATOR
The evolution of video toward faster production and consumption has led us to create this category.
In the Young Creator category, all children up to the age of 12 may participate with a video shot exclusively in vertical format, with a maximum duration of 90 seconds.
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E INVIA IL TUO CORTOMETRAGGIO!
IMAGE EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS
MFF PATHS
ISCRIVITI ORA:
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PASSATA EDIZIONE
FESTIVAL 2022
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WHO WE ARE
Le Moscerine APS-ETS has been working for years to develop the creative potential of every child, supporting children in expressing themselves and growing through play-based educational activities that foster motor, cognitive and emotional development.
At the core of our work lies a strong focus on the creativity of each individual, so that this potential can be preserved, nurtured and consciously developed over time.
Since 2014, the association has focused on teaching and sharing the language of still and moving images through courses and workshops in film education, photography, filmmaking, scenography and film costume design. These activities take place in public and private spaces, festivals, cultural programs and open calls, as well as at the association’s headquarters, the Le Moscerine Children’s Art Academy.
