A Brief History of A Two-Minute Film Festival at Carnegie Museum of Art

Filmmakers: submit your finest—and shortest—video to Carnegie Museum of Art, and your work could be featured in A Brief History of: A Two-Minute Film Festival, held at the museum on July 15.

There is no fee to enter, and anyone over 18 is welcome to submit. One work will be chosen by ballot to receive a viewers choice award and a one-year individual museum membership: be sure to attend the screening event in case your work is chosen!

To get started, use A Brief History of as a prompt to create a video short using media of your choice (camera/camcorder, cell phone, animation program, etc.). Your video, whether live-action or animated, documentary, mockumentary, fictional, or non-narrative, should be two minutes or less in length and in 4:3 aspect ratio (widescreen submissions will be letterboxed for screening). Remember to introduce your video with a title card.

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Education

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• Film Festival
• Carnegie Museum of Art