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SilverDocs now accepting submissions for 2010

December 18, 2009 BY Molly Murphy

silverdocsSILVERDOCS supports the diverse voices and free expression of independent storytellers and fosters the power of documentary to enhance our understanding of the world.

Important Deadlines to remember when submitting your film(s):

Early Deadline for Submissions is January 15, 2010
Regular Deadline for Submissions is March 12, 2010
Late Deadline for Submissions is March 19, 2010

They prefer you submit your film through Withoutabox. It’s easy: fill out one master entry form and take advantage of quick entry, extended deadlines, and powerful submission management tools. There’s no extra cost to you, and by submitting, you’ll join Withoutabox’s global filmmaker community and stay in the loop about international exhibition opportunities.

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For the less technically saavy (and that’s OK!), you may also download the paper application.

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