OUR PRIDE Shorts & Arts Fest
OUR PRIDE 2026 Shorts Fest is a global LGBTQIA+ film and media festival celebrating powerful short-form storytelling rooted in human rights, identity, resilience, and cultural memory.
In November 2026, the festival brings together filmmakers, journalists, artists, advocates, and emerging creators from across the world for a hybrid celebration of film, community, and social impact.
Presented in partnership with CineLot and Rainbow Advocacy Foundation, OUR PRIDE 2026 creates an international platform for stories that inspire connection, visibility, healing, and collective action across generations and borders.
No limit to the number of submissions per submitter, provided they are separate submissions.
* All submissions must be uploaded by the regular deadline.
HOW THIS FESTIVAL WORKS:
We are an online video festival event. If accepted, you will upload your video to your personal online video account (YouTube, Vimeo, etc) and provide us with a link to the video.
In the event that your video is accepted to this festival, you will receive an email that explains how to submit your final for public viewing on the Entertainment Oxygen / eoFlix platform.
You will then need to upload your video before the festival start date.
The video must not (i) infringe any rights of publicity or privacy, moral rights or IP rights, including any music-related rights, (ii) be defamatory or indecent, and (iii) violate any applicable laws. You must have obtained and been able to prove that you have all the necessary rights to the music in your video.
Winners receive prizes, awards and certificates.
Outfest UCLA Legacy Project:
Selected entries will be archived and entered into the permanent Outfest UCLA Legacy Project Collection.
WeVideo:
Selected winning entries receive one-year licenses from WeVideo, the online video editor that makes it easy to capture, create, view and share your movies at up to 4K resolution for stunning playback anywhere. Winners under 18 years of age receive a single user license if they are working with a parent mentor. Those working with a teacher mentor receive WeVideo for Schools with up to 30 licenses.
Special Awards include:
* Mobile Journalism Advocacy Award
* Compassionate Action Awards presented by the international Charter for Compassion
* Troy Perry Award: Pride Parades, Marches, Community & History



















