Mockingbird Mobile Cinema, an official SA Tricentennial Celebration event

Mockingbird Media & Arts, LLC, as part of the San Antonio Tricentennial Celebration and in collaboration with the San Antonio Film Commission, will present Mockingbird Media Mobile Cinema: 6 screenings of film, video, and new media works created by local artists at various venues in San Antonio. Curators collaborate with area organizations to present poignant programs based on pertinent themes. First Saturdays from February to July, the venue and theme will change. FILMMAKER MUST BE FROM SOUTH TEXAS, USA Submitting artists who can show evidence of residence in Bexar County will have refunded submission fee. PLEASE SUBMIT A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION STATING YOUR CONNECTION TO SAN ANTONIO TEXAS. No age, experience, or time restrictions apply. No time min or max. Non- traditional genre works will be given preference. Artists must be from South Texas to participate and must make an effort to attend the screening. Each artist selected will receive a screening fee/ stipend in the range of $80-$150. Submissions are free and on a rolling basis. Works submitted by January 21 will be considered for all 6 screenings. February theme is: Memory/ Music/ Silence deadline to be considered for this programme is January 21 March theme is: Non- Narrative storytelling deadline to be considered for this programme is February b 21 April theme is: Growth/ Scarcity/ Water deadline to be considered for this programme is March 21 May theme is: Motherhood deadline to be considered for this programme is April 21 June theme is: Home/ Immigration deadline to be considered for this programme is May 21 July theme is: LGBTQ Voices deadline to be considered for this programme is June 21 Want to tell us more about your connection to South Texas or more about the theme? Want to submit photos or other links to your new media work? https://tinyurl.com/MMCSubmit Artists can also choose to film out this form if they feel they need to justify their connection to South Texas or the month's theme.