Perry World House (PWH) at the University of Pennsylvania and Resilience Frontiers (RF)—the foresight initiative under the UN’s Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)—are proud to announce the launch of a new film festival focused on short documentaries featuring stories of resilience. “Global Lens: Visions of Resilience” will accept submissions five minutes in length or less via FilmFreeway. Using the storylines of the RF’s eight transformative pathways as a guide, films should offer a glimpse at an Earth-positive future. (Read more about the eight transformative pathways here: https://resiliencefrontiers.org/pathways/)

In addition to a monetary prize, winners will also be invited to have their films screened at COP30 in Brazil in November and at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.

Multiple entries are permitted, and entries are not to be more than five (5) minutes in length. Submissions are not to be older than 12 months old. If your film is not in the English language, please provide English subtitles. The applicant holds the sole responsibility of copyright clearance of any copyrighted material in the film. Films including unauthorized copyrighted material are ineligible.

The standard earlybird deadline price is $10 USD, $5 USD for students. For the regular deadline, the standard price is $15 USD and the student price is $10 USD.

Please submit payment for your submission using this link:
https://perryworldhouse.upenn.edu/news-and-insight/cities-leading-the-charge-how-localized-climate-action-can-transcend-federal-policy/