Frame of Mind from KERA-TV is looking for submissions for next season’s Texas-based films
Frame of Mind, the 13-episode TV series which spotlights independent film from around Texas on KERA TV, public television for North Texas (Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth) is looking for submissions.
Produced by the Video Association of Dallas, Frame of Mind is looking for work that has ties to or is inspired by Texas.
The film could be made in Texas OR address some aspect of life in the state OR made by filmmakers currently residing in Texas OR is about a Texan. Bart Weiss, the show’s producer has said that while they love a good cowboy hat, they also know that over 29 million people live here.
Their traditions and their stories are what they find interesting. Much more so beyond stereotypes about the state.
Rules & Terms
- Must be about Texas, filmed in Texas, or have a Texas director or producer.
- We are looking for all genres, including features, documentaries, shorts, student films, and experimental films.
- Please submit a digital file for consideration.
To be eligible, the film must satisfy one of the following criteria:
- Principally filmed in Texas
- Addresses some aspects of Texas history or culture.
- Key cast or crew (director, producer, screenwriter, actors) are current residents of Texas.
- About a Texan
Submissions can be made at https://filmfreeway.com/FrameofMind.
For more information, contact Frame of Mind producer Bart Weiss at bart@videofest.org or 214-207-7696.
And looking to go statewide this year. Be part of a television tradition that spans more than three decades. Submit your shorts, documentaries, animation, and music videos to Frame of Mind. The deadline is April 15.
Frame of Mind from KERA-TV is looking for submissions for next season’s Texas-based films