June 13 deadline set for Fi Wi Short Film Competition submission

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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Deaf Dance Competition Returns with Powerhouse Performances from Jamaica’s Top Deaf Talents

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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Jamaica Festival Song Competition 2025 deadline extended

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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Wray & Nephew- title sponsor for Reggae Month 2025

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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Final call to submit entries for National Festival of the Performing Arts Competition

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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Age limit expanded for Miss Jamaica Festival Queen Competition

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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Entries open for 2025 JCDC Festival of the Performing Arts Competition

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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JCDC Fiwi Short Film Awards Ceremony scheduled for later this evening

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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JCDC postpones Fi Wi Short Film Screening

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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Ardenne High school walks away with JCDC Marcus Garvey Awards for excellence in performing Arts

The Jamaica Culture Development Commission has extended the submission date for entrants to the Fi Wi Short Film competition.

Extended to June 13, Entrants must submit a one-page treatment for a three to five-minute film from the categories of Animation, Sci-Fi, Documentary, Drama and Comedy.

With this year’s special theme being “Stop: you’re eating too much salt” entrants should select from the five proverbs for their submission.  

The Fi Wi Short Film Competition is free and open to members of the public ages 12 and over. The Short Film Competition is the brainchild of the JCDC’s Drama and Theatre Arts Unit and sees entrants examining one of five selected Jamaican Proverbs and creating a short film based on their interpretation.

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