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Opportunities for filmmakers: BBFF2014

Byron Bay Film Festival is calling for submissions to the 2014 Festival for the chance to win a number of prizes and awards.

23 Aug 2013

Jess Cole

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Organisers are now in their ‘Regular Deadline’ phase of submissions for next year’s Festival, which will run from 28 February to 9 March 2014.

This year BBFF is encouraging filmmakers and audiences to ‘Open Their Aperture’—to open their eyes, minds and hearts to new possibilities and experiences.

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Jess Cole

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Jess Cole is from the UK and completed her MA at London's Courtauld Institute specialising in early modern prints. Her interests also lie in education and widening participation in the arts and she has a passion for crafting.

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