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SXSW Sydney film submissions open

The Sydney edition of SXSW are looking for your features, series, short films, music videos and XR experiences.

18 Jan 2023 16:40

Silvi Vann-Wall

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SXSW will have a Sydney-based festival in 2023, and submissions are open now. Image: SXSW Sydney/Canva/Silvi Vann-Wall

Among the many, many film festivals happening this year, we have the debut Sydney edition of the world-famous South by Southwest festival (SXSW).

‘SXSW Sydney will put Australia and Asia’s screen industry on high beam.’

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Silvi Vann-Wall

Silvi Vann-Wall is a Melbourne-based journalist, podcaster, critic and filmmaker who loves frogs and improv comedy. They were the ScreenHub Film Content Lead from 2022 to 2025. Twitter (X): @SilviReports / Bluesky: @silvi.bsky.social‬ / Website: silvireports.com

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