

CIRCADIA 24 Hour Dance Film Journey
- 3:00 pm - 3:00 pm | Saturday August 16, 2025
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CIRCADIA 24 Hour Dance Film Journey
Ace Hotel Brooklyn, 252 Schermerhorn St, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Schedule:
Saturday August 16th:
1-3pm Registration & Orientation
3pm Festival Kickoff
Sunday August 17th:
3pm Festival Closing – Film Submission Deadline
8pm Screening & Awards Event @The Atrium, Ace Hotel Brooklyn
To apply, complete this registration form by Saturday, August 10th. Entry fee $75 per team, participating teams must consist of a minimum of 3 people.
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