Domnique Dunne Film Competition

Fountain Valley School of Colorado is proud to present the Dominique Dunne Film Competition. The competition, formerly named the Dominique Dunne Film Festival, began in 1967 and was the country's first high school-sponsored showcase for young filmmakers. Originally called the FVS Film Festival, it was renamed after the death of Dominique, a promising actress and 1977 FVS graduate. QUICK FACTS What: Dominique Dunne Film Competition presented by Fountain Valley School of Colorado For: Students who are currently enrolled in grades 9-12 at schools that have been invited to participate in the competition and whose entries have been endorsed by their teacher. Categories: Dramatic and documentary; films are limited to a length of 20 minutes Submission deadline: January 1, 2017 Cost: $11 for first entry; $6 for each additional entry per person (see discount code) Winners announced: Late January 2017 Competition screening: January 28, 2017