There are four deadlines annually; the next deadline is 6 June 2008. All Disciplines   Animation Architecture Dance Drama Experimental Film Music Musical Theatre Opera Other Profile Sound Recordist Spoken Word Theatre Visual Art                            All Themes   adult contemporary african alternative alternative country arabic blues CGI choral circus classical comedy comic country documentary electronic first nations folk instrumental jazz Jewish LBGT literary modern opera other painting photography poetry pop puppetry r & b reggae rock sculpture soul spiritual stop-motion world beat                            All Provinces   Alberta B.C. Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland N.W.T. Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario P.E.I. Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon		Two Bravo!FACT-funded shorts win Alberta Film & Television Awards Congratulations to the Bravo!FACT-funded shorts Aboriginality and More Bravo!FACT Presents at the Spoke Club in Toronto on May 2   ........................................ My Name is Pochsy: An Industrial Film wins three awards   ........................................ Found Objects wins CSC Award for Best Cinematography   ........................................ Bravo!FACT short Homecoming wins big in Miami and screens in Toronto   ........................................ Bravo!Fact Presents Fridays at 7:30 pm ET/4:30 pm PT on Bravo! is your chance to catch cutting edge Canadian short films by up-and-comers as well as established filmmakers and performers. Tune in for an eclectic mix of dance, drama, animation and spoken word. Bravo!FACT Presents is repeated on Fridays at 10:30 pm on A-Channels in Ontario, and Saturday at 6:00 pm on A-Channel Victoria. Check your local listings. This week on Bravo!FACT Presents, a seven-year old girl is lost in a magical urban world in which adults look like giants, a masked magician makes things disappear, and a group of brilliantly lit musicians hurtling through the city on a flatbed truck provide her only sense of hope in The Upwards March. Age of Iron is a tribute to the dying ships and the men who risk life and limb to scratch out a meager living breaking down ships by hand along the Indian seacoast. A Cure for Terminal Loneliness details an urban fairy tale about a man who discovers he may be afflicted with a new epidemic that is a threat to the public. In The First day of My Life, a young girl has to break the alarming news to her parents that her older sister has run off with her French lover.

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