Chicago Latino Film Festival Poster Design Contest With Prize of $1.000

Chicago Latino Film Festival is accepting entries for 39th Chicago Latino Film Festival POSTER CONTEST. Every year, the International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago selects the winning poster for the annual Chicago Latino Film Festival.

Designs should celebrate the efforts and sacrifices made by these filmmakers to tell their stories. Some of our best posters have focused on the impact cinema has and still has a social tool, as well. Entries that allude to other aspects of the culture (dance, theater, etc.) or include such stereotypical illustrations as sombreros, tacos, cactuses, bullfights, etc. will not be considered. We encourage you to be imaginative and curious and even watch a couple of Iberoamerican films as you come up with ideas.

The selected poster becomes the face of the Festival, as it will be on the official trailer, program book, invitations, electronic ads, t-shirts, and more. In addition, the winner receives $1,000 compensation.

1. Limit 3 entries per person
2. There is no cost to submit
3. Only digital copies will be accepted
4. Entries will be evaluated based on appeal, content, and marketability
5. Design must be easily translated to a variety of mediums

• SPECIFICATIONS:

1. All artwork must incorporate: 39th Chicago Latino Film Festival / April 13 – 23, 2023
2. Submissions must be: JPG or PNG format – 8.5 x 11 inches (Vertical) and 150 DPI (RGB)

• DISCLAIMER: Entrants must own full copyright to the design submitted, which they must be able to certify, if requested. By submitting your entry to this poster contest, all entrants hereby acknowledge and affirm that the Chicago Latino Film Festival will have the unlimited right to use or display entries submitted for this competition at any time and in any manner. Uses may include, but are not limited to, print or electronic publications, promotional brochures, posters, or other corporate communications materials.

About The Chicago Latino Film Festival:

It celebrates the richness and ingenuity of filmmakers from across the Latino diaspora (including Spain and Portugal). As such the image should be representative of how moving images are produced these days (digitally or on mobile) and how they are consumed (big, small and medium-sized screens, on the theater or at home in Latin America or Spain).

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