Calling Scotland's film-makers:
Supported by Heartland Film Society and Dewar’s Aberfeldy Distillery, the Palme-Dewar short film competition is a an annual, open competition for short films made either on a Scottish theme or by film-makers based in Scotland.
The Palme-Dewar short film competition is an integral part of the Aberfeldy Film Festival, which takes part in November each year. The films shortlisted for the year’s Palme-Dewar short film competition are shown at the Festival at Dewar’s distillery in Aberfeldy - when the audience along with the jury casted their votes before the winning film is announced.
Entries are now being accepted for the 2016 competition.
Young film makers (aged 6-17) may be interested in the Young Indies short film competition, which is running for the first time in 2016.
The Palme-Dewar short film competition is an integral part of the Aberfeldy Film Festival, which takes part in November each year. The films shortlisted for the year’s Palme-Dewar short film competition are shown at the Festival at Dewar’s distillery in Aberfeldy - when the audience along with the jury casted their votes before the winning film is announced.
Entries are now being accepted for the 2016 competition.
Young film makers (aged 6-17) may be interested in the Young Indies short film competition, which is running for the first time in 2016.
The competition is supported by:
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