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June Events...

  • Cinépride Nantes
  • CineSLAM
  • Colors of Love International Queer Film Festival
  • DIGO Festival
  • DiversidArte: Festival de Curtas
  • Espacio Queer
  • Fairy Tales Queer Film Festival
  • Fire!!
  • Frameline
  • Freiburger Lesbenfilmtage
  • Gilbert Baker Film Festival
  • Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival
  • I+N Festival Courts Queer Short Film Fest
  • Kashish Pride Film Festival
  • Korea Queer Film Festival
  • LGBTQ Unbordered International Film Festival
  • Macao International Queer Film Festival
  • Mix Mexico
  • National Queer Arts Festival
  • OUR PRIDE Shorts & Arts Fest
  • OutFilm Festival Connecticut
  • Palm Springs International ShortFest
  • Panorama Film Festival
  • Premio Maguey
  • Provincetown Cabaret Fest
  • Provincetown International Film Festival
  • Queer Mvmnt Fest
  • Queer North Film Festival
  • Queer Vision
  • Queer Women of Color Film Festival
  • QueerWest Film Fest
  • Rainbow Reel Tokyo
  • Sofia Pride Film Fest
  • Tribeca Film Festival
  • Umbria Underground Film Festival
  • Zinegoak Bilbao International GLBT Film Festival
LGBTQ History Student Filmmaker Competition
LGBTQ History Student Filmmaker Competition
Defunct LGBT [& friendly] Film/Arts Festival
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LGBTQ History Student Filmmaker Competition

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  • San Diego, CA
  • USA

The LGBTQ History Student Filmmaker Competition is a juried short film competition for young filmmakers to create original, relevant, entertaining and accurate stories to document LGBTQ people, places, and events. The purpose of the LGBTQ History Student Filmmakers Competition is to expand understanding and awareness of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) contributions to society and to facilitate a California FAIR Education Act inspired initiative that rewards quality stories of LGBTQ luminaries and landmarks.

There are two divisions: Middle and High School Youth (ages 12-18) and College Students. Top winners receive cash awards and their films will be screened at the Children's International Film Festival at Comic-Con 2018.