Open call: Music Imbizo Film Festival 2024

The submission deadline for the film festival was initially 15 March, but has been extended to 15 April. 

This extension offers filmmakers and producers from around the world an invaluable opportunity to showcase their work and have it celebrated by the vibrant music industry on the African continent. Submissions across all genres, styles and lengths are welcome, reflecting the diverse voices and perspectives shaping the global cinematic landscape.

The Music Imbizo Film Festival stands at the intersection of music and film, spotlighting the profound influence of sound and visuals on artistic expression. The event serves as a platform for both emerging and established filmmakers to present their unique perspectives, narratives and visions to a global audience.

“What sets The Music Imbizo Film Festival apart is its steadfast dedication to showcasing films that encapsulate the spirit of music in its myriad forms,” the organisers said. “From documentaries exploring the lives of iconic musicians to fictional narratives woven around the transformative power of melodies, every submission is an ode to the universal language of music.”

By bringing together filmmakers, industry professionals and music enthusiasts, the festival seeks to cultivate an environment where innovation thrives and artistic boundaries are pushed. Filmmakers and producers are encouraged not to miss this opportunity to be part of a festival that celebrates the rich tapestry of music and film.

Submission guidelines and more information about the Music Imbizo 2024 Film Festival is available here.

About the Music Imbizo

The Music Imbizo is a leading platform dedicated to the advancement of the music industry in Africa and beyond. Through its annual conferences, workshops and festivals, it seeks to empower artists, industry professionals, and enthusiasts while promoting collaboration, innovation and growth. The event is committed to fostering a thriving ecosystem where creativity flourishes and talent shines.

View the original call here. 

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