Light Cone is happy to announce the new open call for the Atelier 105 residency program for the first session of 2025, which will take place from January to July. We look forward to receiving your projects!
Can we foil human hubris and put a stop to relentless growth? How to resist urban alienation and preserve affective ties? The five films selected for this program, all completed between 2022 and 2023 as part of the Atelier 105 residency program, engage with these concerns by proposing a range of perspectives and strategies – from a contemplative, dystopian or even post-apocalyptic stance, to flânerie and the creation of informal networks situated on the fringes of urban centers and based on curiosity and play.
Submissions are open for the second session of 2024 for Light Cone's Atelier 105 post-production residencies! You can submit your film projects until Monday, June 10, 2024 at 11.59pm.
The selected projects will be announced on Monday, July 15, 2024. Please see the rubrics below for additional information:
Ligth Cone is happy to announce the new open call for the Atelier 105 residency program for the first session of 2023, which will take place from February to July. We look forward to receiving your projects!
The submission deadline is Monday, November 28, 2022 at midnight. The selected projects will be announced on Wednesday, December 21, 2022. Please see the rubrics below for additional information:
Since October 2014, Light Cone hosts artist residencies dedicated to the video-based post-production of films that belong to the realm of experimental cinema, with the aim of supporting approximately 10 projects per year. The residency is adapted to the workflow of experimental filmmakers, and, therefore, eligibility criteria are deliberately kept open. Short, medium, as well as feature-length films are welcome, on the condition that shooting is completed and editing is already advanced, with or without the backing of an independent production company.
In October 2014, Light Cone introduced artist residencies dedicated to the video-based post-production of films that fall within the realm of experimental cinema, with the aim of supporting approximately 10 projects per year.
Since October 2014, Light Cone hosts artist residencies dedicated to the video-based post-production of films that belong to the realm of experimental cinema, with the aim of supporting approximately 10 projects per year. The residency is adapted to the workflow of experimental filmmakers, and, therefore, eligibility criteria are deliberately kept open. Short, medium, as well as feature-length films are welcome, on the condition that shooting is completed and editing is already advanced, with or without the backing of an independent production company.
Despite the difficulties imposed by the global pandemic, Atelier 105 is happy to re-open the residency program for the second half of 2021, which will take place from February to August. Precautions will be taken to ensure a safe and comfortable working environment. We look forward to receiving your projects!
The submission deadline is Monday, December 21, 2020. The selected projects will be announced on Monday, January 25, 2021. Please see the pages below for additional information:
In October 2014, Light Cone introduced the Atelier 105 artist residencies, dedicated to the video-based post-production of films that fall within the realm of experimental cinema, with the aim of supporting approximately 10 projects per year. The residency is intended for the work-flow of experimental filmmakers, and, therefore, eligibility criteria are deliberately kept open.
In October 2014, Light Cone initiated artist residencies dedicated to video-based post-production of films that fall within the realm of experimental cinema, with the objective of supporting approximately 10 projects per year. The residency is intended to suit the work-flow of experimental filmmakers, therefore eligibility criteria are deliberately kept open. Short, medium, as well as feature-length films are welcome, on the condition that their shooting is completed and their editing is already advanced, with or without the backing of an independent production company. While the project must fit within the field of experimental cinema, no other criteria (length, nationality of filmmaker, etc.) will be imposed.
