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Visionary Arts Short Film Competition
The Visionary Arts Foundation celebrates and amplifies popular culture, creators and activists that are making a positive social impact through their global or community platforms. We believe that through a song, play, poem, book, film or drama, the arts can influence positive change and have the power to make people think, act, and do better - making the world a kinder, more just, and equitable place.
General information
- Dates
- Not available
- Location
- Not available
- Submission deadline
- Not available
- Eligibility
- Not available
- Subtitles
- Subtitles required in EN
- Official website
- https://visionaryarts.org.uk/
- Last checked
- 23 September 2026
News
Winners of the Visionary Arts Awards 2024 Announced!
The winners for 2024 Visionary Arts Awards have been unveiled. This year there were 6 categories in which the general public could vote, from a shortlist drawn up by authors, producers, writers, journalists and other key industry members.
Nominations announced for the 2024 Visionary Arts Awards
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