The Princeton Public Library is currently accepting submissions for the 2015 Princeton Student Film & Video Festival from young filmmakers worldwide. The festival accepts films from any state, and national and international high school and college students, or home-schooled, unschooled or not-enrolled in school youth ages 14-25. The selected films will be screened in Princeton over two nights — Wednesday, 22nd July and Thursday, 23rd July, 2015 at the Princeton Public Library located at 65 Witherspoon Street in downtown Princeton, New Jersey. The organizers may also select additional films for a single showcase screening for the fall of 2015.

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Marking its 10th anniversary the Princeton Student Film & Video Festival is calling for entries for 2013. This year’s festival is scheduled for 17-18 July 2013. The festival is accepting film submissions from youth between the ages of 14-25. There is no fee to enter. Selected student filmmakers will be invited to introduce and talk about their works during the 10th annual festival, a popular two-night event intended for teen and adult audiences.

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The Princeton Student Film & Video Festival is seeking entries for this year’s festival. Sponsored by the Princeton Public Library, the festival is in its 9th consecutive year, continuing to provide the opportunity and venue for youth filmmakers to show their work to an appreciative and broad audience. The festival attendance has reached capacity audiences every year with about 150 people per night, with lots of appreciation and lively feedback for the filmmakers. The selected films will be screened over 2 nights, Wednesday 18 July and Thursday 19 July 2012 at the Princeton Public Library located at 65 Witherspoon Street in downtown Princeton, New Jersey.

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