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Call for submissions

The Projection Gallery is currently taking applications for submission of works on video, time-based installations, filmic documentation, performance, dance, storytelling, multimedia, sculpture, installation, and other media.

Step 1: Contact The Projection Gallery  

To apply, please take a look at our website and that of for information on our history and policy documentation in the first place, and then contact Bill Howard or a member of The Projection Gallery management team at the address below to inform us that you are sending a submission (and for any further questions):

info@theprojectiongallery.com or telephone 07890532899

Step 2: Your submission  

Your submission must include the following information:

Your full name
Your telephone number
Your email address
Your town and country of residence

Title of your work
Brief description
Synopsis
Running time
Format (4:3 or 16:9); looping or not
Special media requirements
Where previously shown (if any)
Your training (if any)
Brief CV
Pictures of work/stills/diagrams
Permissions from contributing artists

Written statement as below, signed.

Notes  

Confidential information:
All
information will be held in the strictest confidence, and will not be passed on to anyone outside of The Projection Gallery management team. You will not be added to any mailing lists, nor recieve any unsolicited materials whatsoever, without your prior consent. Your data will be held for the purposes of managing applications and compiling statistics only. We will uphold and defend your artist's copyright in all cases possible to the best of our ability, and will not permit any copying or redistribution of your works whatsoever without prior consent.

Statement:
Y
ou must include a written, signed statement that: "I have read and agreed to terms on The Projection Gallery website, all contributing artists are in agreement with the exhibition of works by The Projection Gallery.com". This is a legal requirement.

Special arrangements
We will try our best to make arrangements to screen and house works that are unusual or challenging in terms of logistics, materials and processes. Contact us in the first place to discuss this!

Film/animation footage
This should be a copy of your work. Do not send originals/master tapes !!! We will make every effort to return all media, but will not be held responsible for it.

Step 3: How to submit your application

 

Applications must be sent by post, and must include all of the following:

1 x DVD in UK PAL format,
1 x works in MPEG compression as data file on DVD
1 x representative still for each work on data DVD
,
Covering information note as detailed above,
Signed statement as detailed above
.

Send to the following address:

7 Wayland Avenue, Hackney Downs, London, E8 2HP, U.K.

Alternatively, contact the team by email in exceptional cases.

 

 

The Projection Gallery has displayed works by many other groups, including:

Showed works by:
Arts at Project 142, Bill Howard, Blunt Productions, Cimitry, Deborah, I Spider.com, J-Lab & Special Guests, Kelpe (D.C.), Konstruct, L.A. Moreboy, London Metropolitan University graduates, Mark Francis (Synchronicity-TV), National Film & Television School graduates, New Bleep.com, Night of the Working Broken (UK/Europe), Noodles, Peace Not War, Random Artists, Return to the Beach, Rock Bitch, Roger Smith, Rupert Mealing, Ruth Robinson Video-Dance project, Ryzman-Lamont (Bing), Sarah Andrew, Sophie Gordon, Stay Normal.com, Tchung, The Editor, The Krypton Factory, Vals Hedone / ThyVeils (Romania), Workshok, and others.
For more informatio, contact us!!!

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