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The Bushwick Film Festival Wants To See Your Pandemic Shorts

Kept busy with a camera amid quarantine?

The Bushwick Film Festival Wants To See Your Pandemic Shorts

The Bushwick Film Festival Wants To See Your Pandemic Shorts

Kept busy with a camera amid quarantine?

The Bushwick Film Festival Wants To See Your Pandemic Shorts
It’s hard to say what Bushwick will look like in October, but it appears that its future will involve the Bushwick Film Festival returning for a 14th round. The festival announced on Monday that it would begin taking submissions for features, documentaries, shorts and web series and, in fact, short film scripts too, according to the submission site.

The longtime project of Kweighbaye Kotee, an NYU grad and sometime filmmaker, programming at the Bushwick Film Festival is pretty out there, capable always of delivering an array of indies…

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