Mapping Geographies

Call for Films Open Now!

The 2024 Annual RGS-IBG conference will explore mapping in all its forms, in a world that is saturated with maps, from historical cartography to the newest technologies and practices of map-making.

“Maps trace invasions, financial crises, pandemics and environmental disasters, and our responses to them. They plot and coordinate surveillance, and counter-plot evasion and resistance. They chart jet streams, oceanic oscillations and ozone holes, heatwaves, droughts, and drizzles. Maps map territory and sovereignty, but also evidence indigenous land claims and historical landscapes of meaning.”

Our call is for films that speak to the 2024 theme of Mapping. What kind of film?

We accept any Format/genre: ethnographic, fiction, documentary, animation, experimental, interactive, immersive, participatory etc. (Note we cannot accept or review any films made solely to promote a course, department or institution) 

When submitting please state whether your film is 1. Completed film 2. Work in Progress (includes more detailed feedback and opportunity to resubmit) 3. Student FilmLength < 5 mins or 5-20 mins

Deadline: Register your interest in submitting as soon as possible. Your final film needs to be submitted before July 10, 2024 ENTER VIA THIS LINK.

Then send us a copy of your film for review by wetransfer (under 2gb) or myairbridge (over 2gb) via this email.

Note:  

Please do not send us links to YouTube or Vimeo unless you have adjusted the settings so we can also download the film.  Selected films will be screened at RGS-IBG 2024, a wider public screening with Q&A, and/or published on www.filmgeographies.com
At our public events priority is always given to shorter films to allow as many films as possible to be screened. In order to be published on film geographies you must have the right to submit the film.

Please make sure your films have undergone an ethical review before submission.

More information about the conference

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