The Millennium Film Journal is dedicated to artists’ cinema, where the term “cinema” includes all technologies of the moving image. Filmmakers, videomakers, those who use other methods of image production, and all parties interested in advanced or regressive cinema are encouraged to submit work to Millennium Film Journal. Articles, reviews, manifestoes, schemas, and proposals submissions are welcome.

Please send your submission to editors@millenniumfilmjournal.com. You can also send us physical documents at our address below:

The Editors
Millennium Film Journal
c/o Grahame Weinbren
119 West 22nd Street, 3rd Floor
New York, N.Y. 10011

• Potential contributors send a short proposal to editors@millenniumfilmjournal.com. Make sure to include the word “submission” in the subject line of your email. A reply can be expected in a few weeks, including a first draft deadline if the editors express interest in the proposal. Do not send full length texts.

• Text length limits
  Articles: 3000 words
  Interviews: 4000 words
  Reviews: 800 words
  Remembrances: 300 words

• The Millennium Film Journal is highly illustrated. Our picture editor researches, obtains and clears rights for publication of images, and we appreciate any help authors can offer in finding image sources. Writers may recommend or submit images, but it is not required.

• Do not embed images in your text. If images are submitted, include copyright information.

• Formatting is determined by the MFJ design team.

• References, if necessary, should be embedded within the text. If required, footnotes are published on the MFJ website with text and QR code links in the print and E-Book / PDF versions.

• Since the MFJ cannot guarantee compensation, authors retain rights to their text but not the layout. The MFW cannot transfer rights for the republication of images. Millennium Film Journal requests acknowledgement if a text is republished.