There are four deadlines annually, in March, June, September, and December. Remaining deadlines for 2010 are 17 September and 17 December. Applications must be received in the Bravo!FACT office by five o'clock on the day of the deadline. YOU MAY NOT SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION VIA EMAIL OR ON A CD. All Disciplines   Animation Architecture Dance Drama Experimental Film Music Musical Theatre Opera Other Profile Spoken Word Theatre Visual Art                            All Themes   adult contemporary african alternative alternative country arabic blues CGI choral circus classical comedy comic country disability 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 theatre world beat                            All Provinces   Alberta B.C. Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland N.W.T. Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario P.E.I. Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon		Seven Bravo!FACT shorts at the Atlantic Film Festival Seven shorts funded by CTV’s Bravo!FACT have been selected to screen at this year’s Atlantic Film Festival. Considered one of the top four film festivals in Canada, the AFF is a ten-day celebration of film and video from the Atlantic provinces, Canada and around the world, and runs from 11 – 20 September 2008 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Dance, hypnotism, and the high-energy pop of The Hidden Cameras meet in musician/director Joel Gibbs’ In the Na, while Watchmaker mixes the raucous party-folk of The Tom Fun Orchestra with frame-by-frame hand-painted and scratched animated graphics by Christopher Ball. The reverberations of a distant battle interfere with children’s preparations for a concert in David Birnbaums’s Found Objects; Graeme Lynch rekindles the magic of childhood in Miranda and Gordon; romance may blossom for Liane Balaban in Bill Robertson’s Valentine Haircut. Randall Okita envisions a strange world populated by delicate machines in Machine with Wishbone, while Jay Dahl investigates a more disturbing strangeness in the suburban thriller There Are Monsters. Organised by the Atlantic Film Festival Association, the AFF is a committed to promoting and building a strong film industry in Atlantic Canada and presenting the best films from the region and around the world to the community. More Information Philip Szporer has been awarded the 2010 Jacqueline Lemieux Prize,    . Three Bravo!FACT shorts screening at Fantasia in Montreal thiw weekend    . Bravo!FACT 15th Anniversary Spotlight Shines Outdoors    . Bravo!FACT-funded short selected for NSI online short film festival    . Now shooting: Movie writer Glen Schaefer on five productions shooting around B.C.    . Alberta director shakes province's bad rap    . 5 Bravo!FACT-funded shorts heading to Palm Springs!    . A Trio of Leos for Bravo!FACT-funded shorts    . Bravo!FACT-funded shorts take home three awards at CFC's Worldwide Short Film Fest    . Bravo!FACT Announces Award Winners from the 3 June Jury Meeting    . Three Golden Sheaf Awards for Bravo!FACT-funded shorts!    . 10 Bravo!FACT-funded shorts at WSFF!    .

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