Festivals with Videopoetry

Biannual festival Zebra in Germany http://www.literaturwerkstatt.org/
VideoBardo In Argentina http://www.videopoesia.com/

(I am having a difficult time finding annual or biannual festivals. Seems most are one-offs and it’s not always easy to find the year on the webpage. A lot of information out there is terribly outdated.)

8 Comments

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    Dave 28 May, 2010

    Here’s one I discovered just now by searching “video poetry” on FriendFeed:
    http://citybreathproject.blogspot.com/2010/05/city-breath-opens-in-cape-town.html

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    Dave 28 May, 2010

    And that led to this: http://www.africa-in-motion.org.uk/
    “Africa in Motion (AiM) is an annual African film festival based at Filmhouse Cinema in Edinburgh, Scotland.

    “Africa in Motion 2010 is taking place from 21 October to 5 November.” Not a specifically vidpo festival, but I gather from a comment on their Facebook page that they’re interested in the genre — they’re hoping to screen the Citybreath Project films this year.

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    Dave 28 May, 2010

    Edinburgh seems like a real centre for videopoetry. http://thiscollection.wordpress.com/about/
    I think they’re planning more live events as more films are completed for the project, but I don’t see any mention of an annual festival yet.

  4. Reply
    Dave 28 May, 2010

    Heather Haley has been organizing an annual videopoem festival in Vancouver for the past ten years: http://heatherhaley.com/visibleverse.php
    Looks like it’s held in November.

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      renkat 28 May, 2010

      I was looking for this one!

  5. Reply
    Dave 28 May, 2010

    Here’s an English-language link for the ZEBRA Poetry Festival in Berlin:
    http://www.nmartproject.net/netex/?p=1967

  6. Reply
    Dave 31 July, 2010

    There’s a Sadho Poetry Film Festival in New Delhi that’s been held twice now:
    http://sadho.com/?page_id=1699

  7. Reply
    Dave 31 July, 2010

    The Comma/Version film festival is an annual event for poem films and short-story films from the Northwest of England. http://www.versionfestival.co.uk/taking-part

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