IFFLA announces new partnership with Carpe Diem Artists’ Residency!

The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles (IFFLA) has its Early Bird Deadline (November 28, 2014) fast approaching and we just announced a new partnership with the Carpe Diem Artists' Residency!

We would greatly appreciate if you would be able to share this updated information:

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA (November 21, 2014) - 
With the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles or IFFLA’s Early Bird submission deadline fast approaching on November 28th, we are thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Carpe Diem Artists’ Residency
IFFLA’s 2015 Grand Jury Prize winner for Best Feature will be awarded a free participation in the Carpe Diem artists-in-residence program, a retreat designed to allow artists an opportunity to create new works in a stimulating environment.  With residencies in India and Spain, Carpe Diem engages artists in intensive workshops, brainstorming sessions, and thought-provoking conversations dealing with cross-cultural art and trans-media storytelling. The winner will get to choose from one of these exciting locations for their residency: Almora (Kalmatia Sangam), Rishikesh (Rainforest House), Kerala (Lily Pad) and Spain (Darabenaz)! 

IFFLA 2015 Early Bird Deadline is November 28! Great incentive to submit: Grand Jury Winner will be awarded an Artist Residency!

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With IFFLA’s Early Bird submission deadline fast approaching on November 28th, we are thrilled to announce a new partnership with the Carpe Diem Artists’ Residency
IFFLA’s 2015 Grand Jury Prize winner for Best Feature will be awarded a free participation in the Carpe Diem artists-in-residence program, a retreat designed to allow artists an opportunity to create new works in a stimulating environment.  With residencies in India and Spain, Carpe Diem engages artists in intensive workshops, brainstorming sessions, and thought-provoking conversations dealing with cross-cultural art and trans-media storytelling. The winner will get to choose from one of these exciting locations for their residency: Almora (Kalmatia Sangam), Rishikesh (Rainforest House), Kerala (Lily Pad) and Spain (Darabenaz)! 

Monastery
Carpe diem residency, a series of artist-in-residence programs is designed to invite artists, writers and film makers for a time and space away from their usual social environment and domestic obligations.
The idea behind the program is to facilitate a stimulating eco-system or co-inhabiting space for artists to participate, research, produce and reflect on an emerging body of work. It allows a fellow artist to explore his/her practice within another community of artists; meeting new people, using new materials and experiencing life organically in a new location. 
We are fellow backpackers, a self-driven group of artists and film makers from India who are deeply influenced by nature and the efficacy of human relationships, a recurring motif in our works. We are committed to the cause of enhancing artistic experiences globally and have thus started this residency. We believe that best of our creative instincts can be nurtured when we elevate our experiences in a holistic way. As facilitators, we engage the artists in intensive workshops and thought-provoking conversations to pursue cross-cultural art and trans-media storytelling.
Let there be a parallel universe where you and we can hear each other out, enjoy the process and travel with our stories from conflict to climax and beyond.
The poem that started it all…Read On


Now accepting Applications for:
Writers Residency at Kalmatia Sangam   Application deadline 15th December 2014

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