APS Film Festival Call for Submissions
Imagine your scientific research on film. No other medium can reach as wide an audience and have as much of an impact as film and video. The 2011 Association for Psychological Science Film Festival lets you put your science on the silver screen.
Psychological science includes a range of subdisciplines and overlaps with many other sciences. However, you don’t have to be a scientist to submit your film. Anyone with a great idea can submit a video, film, or animation sequence on psychological science in the areas of research, application, and teaching.
You don’t have to be an expert filmmaker or have a 35mm camera either to share your story. Need some help finding inspiration? Check out these videos! The festival will be held in conjunction with the APS 23rd Annual Convention in Washington, DC, May 26-29, 2011.
To be considered for screening at the APS 23rd Annual Convention,
submit your film by February 15, 2011
How to Submit Your Psychological Science Film
STEP 1: Make Your Film
Make a short film (between 30 seconds and 5 minutes in length) on one aspect of psychological science. Your submission can showcase teaching psychology, discuss a favorite experiment or theory, demonstrate research, or use a creative way to present psychological science. Click here for complete rules.
STEP 2: Upload Your Masterpiece to YouTube as a Video Response
Upload your film on YouTube. It’s easy! Create an account with YouTube and upload your film as a response to the 2011 APS Film Festival. When you are uploading, don’t forget to tag your film with the following keywords so that we can find your film on YouTube:
2011 APS Film Festival, Association for Psychological Science, APS, Psychological Science.
In the Description box, include the following text:
This film has been entered into the 2011 APS Film Festival from the Association for Psychological Science at www.psychologicalscience.org.
Be sure to turn off comments when you upload your film!
STEP 3: Complete the Entry Form
After you upload your film on YouTube, complete the official entry form on the 2011 APS Film Festival, which includes a description of your film, your contact details, and the link to your video on YouTube.
2011 APS Film Festival Entry Form
Then check the APS website for updates and to see films selected!
