

Rules
1. General Eligibility
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Submissions must be web series or digital episodic content designed for online distribution.
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Projects from all countries and languages are welcome. Non-English entries must include English subtitles.
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All submissions must have been produced after January 1, 2023 to be eligible.
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There are no restrictions on genre, theme, or format, but the content must comply with legal and ethical guidelines.
2. Submission Guidelines
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Entries must be submitted via the official festival platform or through approved submission services.
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A minimum of one (1) completed episodes is required for consideration.
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Episode length must not exceed 5 minutes per episode.
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Submission fees are non-refundable and must be paid at the time of entry.
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The festival reserves the right to disqualify incomplete or incorrectly formatted submissions.
3. Selection Process
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All entries are reviewed by an independent jury composed of industry professionals.
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Official selections will be notified via email and announced publicly on the festival’s website and social media.
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Selected projects may be screened in full or in part during the festival.
4. Screening & Participation
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If selected, participants must provide high-quality screening files in the required format.
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The festival may use short clips or trailers from selected works for promotional purposes.
5. Awards & Recognition
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The festival recognizes excellence in web series production with various awards, including:
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Best Web Series
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Best Director
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Best Screenplay
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Best Actor & Actress
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Best Cinematography
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Audience Choice Award
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The jury reserves the right to withhold or modify categories based on submissions.
6. Code of Conduct
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The Vancouver Web Fest promotes inclusivity, diversity, and respectful interactions.
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Any form of harassment, discrimination, or inappropriate behavior will result in disqualification and potential removal from the event.
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By submitting, participants agree to abide by festival rules and acknowledge that decisions made by the jury and festival organizers are final.
7. Rights & Permissions
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By submitting, the entrant confirms they hold all necessary rights to the content.
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The festival is granted limited rights to screen the submitted work and use excerpts for promotional purposes.
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Vancouver Web Fest does not claim ownership of any submitted content.
8. Changes & Disclaimers
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Festival dates, venues, and programming are subject to change at the discretion of the organizers.
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The festival is not responsible for technical issues, lost submissions, or other unforeseen circumstances.
For any questions, please contact us at [Festival Email] or visit our FAQ section.