All written contents must be obey to the following rules:
- Times should be represented by two pairs of digits, separated by a colon. Example: 10:30
- For representation of dates, the priority must be the use of the day, followed by the 3 letter
abbreviation of the month, in capital letters. Example: 30 AUG. In cases where this format is
not appropriate, the following format should be used: 30 August.
- The duration of the films should be rounded off to the minute, as follows: 22'.
- Where Bold format is used to highlight a section of FEST, the word FEST shall also be shown in Bold.
Thus:
- Correct Format: +65.
- Incorret Format: +65.
- When a section is referred to in a title, it should be shown with the name of FEST before it, separated by a dash.
Whereas when a section is referred to throughout the text,
only the name of the section needs to be displayed, as follows:
- Correct Format: FEST Pitching Forum
- Incorrect Format: FEST Pitching Forum
- When a section is referred to in a title, it should be shown with the name of FEST before it, separated by a dash.
Whereas when a section is referred to throughout the text, only the name of the section
needs to be displayed, as follows:
- Example of section reference in titles: FEST - Pitching Fórum.
- Example of section reference in text: Pitching Fórum
- FEST must always be written in capital letters.
- CorrectFormats: FEST; FEST Nights; FESTinha.
- IncorrectFormats: Fest; fest; Festinha.
- Movie titles should always be presented in italic and between quotes.
The abbreviation for the term "Director" or "Realizador" should always be: DIR.The correct
representation of accreditations is, in Portuguese, "Acreditações", and in English "Badges".
The term "Passes" should never be used.
The correct terms are "Film Submission" and "Project Application".
All portuguese textual content, authored by FEST, must comply with the new portuguese spelling agreement.