The Richmond Arts & Ideas Festival positions itself as a multidisciplinary platform, seeking work that traverses film, music, and dance. While the festival's specific curatorial framework for this open call remains unspecified, its inclusion of these disciplines suggests an interest in performance and time-based practices that engage with ideas—whether through narrative, movement, or sound. Artists are asked to submit a budget as part of their proposal, indicating that projects requiring financial planning and production resources are within scope. As details regarding deadlines, fees, location, and prizes are not provided in the available information, prospective applicants should consult the festival's official channels for precise parameters. The absence of such specifics in this dossier is not an omission but a reflection of the information currently at hand. What is clear is that the festival operates as a presenting body for creative work, and this call represents an opportunity to be considered for inclusion in its programme. Given the festival context, selected artists may receive a platform for public presentation, though the exact nature of support—whether monetary, technical, or promotional—cannot be confirmed. The request for a budget suggests that artists are expected to outline their production needs, a common practice for festivals that co-produce or host work. This call is best suited to practitioners who can articulate a clear artistic vision and demonstrate the logistical foresight to realize it within a festival setting.