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13th Annual San Francisco Independent Film Festival
The 13th San Francisco Independent Film Festival will screen the best new features, shorts, docs and animation from around the world at San Francisco's fabulous Roxie Theater!
2010 Big Break Screenwriter Competition
Big Break, a Final Draft, Inc. contest, is an annual, global screenwriting contest designed to support emerging creative talent. Big Break rewards screenwriters with cash, prizes and A-list executive meetings. Winners and finalists alike have had their screenplays optioned and produced and have secured high-profile representation as well as lucrative writing deals. Since its inception in 2000, Big Break has awarded screenwriters with over $230,000 in cash and prizes and invaluable industry exposure. A panel of notable industry professionals conducts the final judging. The contest objective is to bring recognition to promising screenwriters. For more information, visit: http://www.finaldraft.com/bigbreak
43rd Humboldt Film Festival
The longest running student-run film festival in the country, the Humboldt Film Festival showcases excellent cinema from around the world. Categories include Narrative, Documentary, Animation, Experimental and more. See website for entry details.
46th Chicago International Film Festival
North America's oldest competitive International Film Festival, held during October in Chicago showcasing feature films, shorts and documentaries.
48 Hour Film Project
Every second counts at the 48 Hour Film Project, sponsored by Panasonic, where moviemakers have just two days to write, plan, shoot and edit a movie.
5th Annual San Diego Women’s Film Festival
The San Diego Women's Film Festival is Southern California's most notable and longest running women film festival. Each year the Festival showcases approximately 100 films from around the world, offering a diverse selection of features, shorts and documentaries that compete for both Judge and Audience awards. The independent films highlight positive messages about relevant social issues, including ethnicity, class, culture, race and gender. The Festival has also hosted advanced screenings of films that have gone on to win Academy Awards(r). The festival will be held at the Museum of Photographic Arts located at 1649 El Prado and Rueben H. Fleet Science Center located at 1875 El Prado, both in Balboa Park. For more information please contact Jennifer Hsu at jenniferhsu@sdwff.org or (619) 374-1121.
9th San Francisco Documentary Festival
The 9th San Francisco International Documentary Festival will screen the best new short and feature length docs from around the world at San Francisco fabulous Roxie Theater!
A FILM FOR PEACE Festival
All films, dealing with war or social theme, can participate in the competition to promote peace and dialogue among all people and social groups.
A Night of Horror
A Night of Horror International Film Festival is Sydney, Australia's premier genre film event. People magazine hailed its 2007 line-up as "ghoulish gold for all tastes". Showtime Movie News asserts, "If your taste runs into the darker side of life then you don't want to miss A Night of Horror Film Festival". The five-day festival actively promotes the work of independent horror filmmakers. Winning films - chosen by a jury of film and media professionals - receive major media exposure and share in several thousand dollars worth of cash and prizes. Deadlines: August 3; October 5; December 3; December 17. Details: www.anightofhorror.com
Accolade Competition
The Accolade Competition recognizes professionals who demonstrate exceptional achievement in craft and creativity. Widely respected, the Accolade is an award that matters. Entries of outstanding work are encouraged from both independent and studio producers, directors and professionals; amateurs and students are invited to submit their best work. Hundreds of entries are received each year and are screened by award-winning, senior-level judges against a high standard of excellence. The best way to understand the nature of the Accolade Competition is to review the list of winners on the Accolade Website.
Accolade Competition
Now in its eighth year, top-tier, international awards competition, The Accolade, announces its Call for Entries for filmmakers, television producers and videographers. The Accolade is unique; it is an awards competition, not a traditional film festival. Awards go to those filmmakers, television producers and videographers who produce fresh, standout entertainment, animation and compelling documentaries. It is a showcase for cinematic gems and unique voices. Most importantly, The Accolade team works passionately to help worthy productions gain the publicity and distribution they deserve. That is what The Accolade is all about: helping winners of this coveted award achieve recognition and distribution opportunities.
ACEFEST
Want your film played in New York City? Join us in celebration of the American Cinematic Experience and submit your film today! This is your chance to exhibit your film alongside the latest and greatest in American independent film.
Action/Cut Short Film Competition
Action/Cut Short Film Competition Action/Cut sponsors the only industry-driven short film competition annually and opens doors to winners with 125 prizes valued at over $50,000 including career-enhancing meetings with Hollywood players and crucial talent promotions for furthering careers. We invite you to view our winning films at our Website including the Grand Prize winner & Best of Category winners. Enter your film and ignite your career with the most prizes of any shorts film competition in the world! Categories: Fiction Live Action - Documentary - Animation - Student Films - Music Videos. Annual Call for Entries: January 15 to May 15.
AFI Fest
AFI FEST presented by Audi invites you to experience eleven days of unforgettable cinema. Red carpet premieres. Controversial work from emerging artists. Once-in-a-lifetime events with leading voices in international cinema. All presented in state-of-the-art perfection at ArcLight Hollywood. Immerse yourself in vibrant, international movie culture. Join us. See a film. See your world.
For more information, please visit www.AFI.com/AFIFEST
Ahmedabad International Film Festival - India
A unique Indian film festival with international focus where 100+ independent films will be showcased. A melting pot of global ideas and ideologies, and a platform for all those who can transform their creativity and vision into cinema.
All Sports Los Angeles Film Festival
Whether it is a dramatic or comedic piece, we want screenwriters and filmmakers to share their great stories in regards to the world of sports. We felt that creating this festival would give the many sports fanatics out there an outlet for their love of competition.
All Sports Los Angeles Film Festival
Whether it is a dramatic or comedic piece, we want screenwriters and filmmakers to share their great stories in regards to the world of sports. We felt that creating this festival would give the many sports fanatics out there an outlet for their love of competition. Some people have asked us to define "sports." Well, we want to include any subject matter that deals with mental and physical competition for the sake of winning a prize (and not killing anyone along the way to do it). So we're ready to watch and read any stories from auto racing to badminton and spelling bees to chess.
Almost Famous Film Festival
The Almost Famous Film Festival (A3F) is an annual 48 Hour Short Film Challenge that is the largest such event in the southwest. With teams from Arizona, Texas, Colorado and California, the competition is always fierce and the films first-rate! With our affordable entry fees, ton of give-aways and our mission statement to always put the filmmaker first -- the A3F will surely make you Almost Famous!
American Artist Film Festival
The American Artist Film Festival was organized to allow independent filmmakers an opportunity to gain regional, national and international recognition and award. Films may be showcased through American Artist Film Festival affiliations in Los Angeles, New York, and Kansas City. We are an international film festival and applications are accepted from all over the world and in all genres of films. Winners are selected by a judging panel of film industry professionals, business professionals, and American Artist Film Festival executives. Our Vision is to be the premiere venue in North America for filmmakers from all over the world to present their independent film work in all categories and genre, and to provide aspiring filmmakers with excellent opportunities for networking and promotion of their work and talent.
American Screenwriters Association
Join the ASA to enter its members-only contests, receive discounted script consultations, and take part in special on-line courses.
AMW International Co. Ltd.
From June 4 – 13 2010 on the beautiful international tourist destination of Phuket (Thailand) the 2nd edition of the Phuket Film Festival is being planned. The second edition of the Festival will lay the groundwork for a sustainable annual event which will not only help raise visibility of Phuket as a quality tourist destination but also act as an anchor event drawing tourism during Phuket's low season. The Phuket Film Festival also serves not only to promote tourism but as an event which showcases culture and heritage to the inhabitants of the island and the region as well.
Angelus Student Film Festival
The Angelus Student Film Festival honors future filmmakers for exploring and creating works that respect the dignity of the human person. Angelus Award winning films reflect values such as redemption, spirituality, dignity, tolerance, equality, diversity, hope and triumph of the human spirit. Angelus Award alumni include Sundance winners Patricia Cardoso (Real Women Have Curves) and Tony Bui (Three Seasons and Green Dragon). Others include directors Greg Marcks (11:14 starring Hilary Swank), Jessica Sharzer (Speak on Showtime) and Sabrina Dhawan (screenwriter Monsoon Wedding). For more details, go to www.angelus.org or contact Monika Moreno at 800-874-0999.
Ann Arbor Film Festival
The Ann Arbor Film Festival is the longest-running showcase of independent, experimental and artistically-inspired films in North America. Founded in 1963, the AAFF is steeped in a rich tradition of ground-breaking cinema having showcased early work of luminaries such as Kenneth Anger, Agnes Varda, Andy Warhol, Yoko Ono, Gus Van Sant, and George Lucas. The AAFF provides more than $20,000 in filmmaker awards and serves as an Academy Award®-qualifying festival. The AAFF is a pioneer of the traveling film festival tour and each year presents a "best of" program at theaters, universities and museums around the world.
AOF Fest
Action On Film is the filmmaker's film festival with some of the most incredible opportunities for filmmakers ever. Hang out with our celebrities, win great prizes and awards, get your film, video, animation, documentary, experimental, script seen!
Appy Film Festival
The annual Appalachian Film Festival is sponsored by the Huntington Regional Film Commission. Prizes include awards up to $1,000 and include some first, second and third place awards, depending on the category. A complete list of awards, previous winners, opportunities for additional sponsorship and other festival events as well as ways to volunteer is included on the Website. The contest is open to all residents of the states that make up the Appalachian region, including West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi.
Archaeological Legacy Institute
TAC Festival is a juried international competition in the heritage film genre incorporating archaeology and related disciplines, indigenous peoples and the world around us. It is the only festival of its type in the Western Hemisphere, counterpart to the European archaeological film festivals. Our 501(c)(3) non-profit, Archaeological Legacy Institute, produces TAC Festival annually as part of its mission to share the human cultural legacy with people everywhere. Archaeological Legacy Institute produced the first TAC Festival in 2003 to celebrate the wonders of the human past-our diverse populations, cultures and environments. The event has since grown in size and significance. For 2008 we received 81 film entries from 17 countries, and will show the 18 top-rated films on the big screen. Since its inception, TAC Festival has become increasingly popular locally and in the Pacific Northwest, delighting audiences with some of the world's best documentary films. Audience and Jury awards are given. All film entries are available for individual viewing at the festival's Video Bar. Each TAC Festival features a guest appearance and Keynote Address by a prominant spokesperson from the fields of science and culture. Festival page at: http://www.archaeologychannel.org/content/TACfestival.shtml.
Archaeological Legacy Institute
TAC Festival is a juried international competition in the heritage film genre incorporating archaeology and related disciplines, indigenous peoples and the world around us. It is the only festival of its type in the Western Hemisphere, counterpart to the European archaeological film festivals. Our 501(c)(3) non-profit, Archaeological Legacy Institute, produces TAC Festival annually as part of its mission to share the human cultural legacy with all people everywhere. Archaeological Legacy Institute produced the first TAC Festival in 2003 to celebrate the wonders of the human past-our diverse populations, cultures and environments. The event has since grown in size and significance. For 2008 we received 81 film entries from 18 countries, and screened the 18 top-rated films on the big screen. Since its inception, TAC Festival has become increasingly popular locally and in the Pacific Northwest, delighting audiences with some of the world's best documentary films. Audience and Jury awards are given. All film entries are available for individual viewing at the festival's Video Bar. Each TAC Festival features a guest appearance and Keynote Address by a prominant spokesperson from the fields of science and culture. Festival page at: http://www.archaeologychannel.org/content/TACfestival.shtml.
Arizona State University Art Museum Short Film and Video Festival
Now in its 11th year, the ASU Art Museum presents this annual outdoor film and video festival to celebrate the artistic and creative endeavors of people with different visions and levels of experience.
Artsfest Film Festival, 9th Annual
Filmspeak.com and Moviate present the 9th annual Artsfest Film Festival. Screenings are free to the public so there is always a large audience and high exposure. Past attending filmmakers and guests include: John Waters, Helen Stickler, David Redmon, Mark Borchardt, Richard Edson, Kelley Baker, and many more! Select films are shown in 35mm and IMAX. Projecting 16mm, Super-8, BetaSp and DVD as well. Entry fee is only $20 or $10 with a Valid Student I.D. by downloading the PDF from the moviate website, or by using Without A Box.
Ashland Independent Film Festival
The 7th annual festival, April 3-7, 2008 will take place in the town that The Washington Post says "is like a dream you‚ll never want to leave." Henry Jaglom declares Ashland "the dream festival of all time!" 90% of seats filled with engaged, arts-oriented audiences. The festival takes place on the five screens of the art-deco Varsity Theatre in historic downtown Ashland. Ernest Hardy (LA Weekly) says Ashland is "well on its way to being one of my favorite American festivals, period. It's the almost perfect blend of programming, audience and location." For more information go to ashlandfilm.org, info@ashlandfilm.org or myspace.com/ashlandfilm.
Asian American International Film Festival (AAIFF)
Held in NYC, the Asian American International Film Festival is the nation's oldest and longest running festival dedicated to encouraging the development of Asian American media arts.
Asian Animation Film Festival
A unique four day event that celebrates Pan-Asian animation. By presenting films that are either related to the topics of Asian culture or involving an artist of Asian descent, the AAFF hopes to introduce audiences to a broader range of Asian animation while allowing artists to express the vast and diverse Pan-Asian experience.
ASTERFEST
Festival of SEE Film Authors
Atlanta Horror Film Festival
The Atlanta Horror Film Festival showcases the very best independent films from across the world as we celebrate the art of horror from August 13 - 15, 2010. Since 2006, the festival has been a favorite of filmmakers and fans from Atlanta and beyond. Our focus is to celebrate independent cinema, and we strive to feature as many great films as we can during this great weekend of horror.
Atlanta International Documentary Film Festival
The Atlanta International Documentary Film Festival (DocuFest Atlanta) brings you the best in independent documentary film and video from across the globe. DocuFest Atlanta showcases meaningful life stories which educate and entertain audiences of every demographic.
Austin Film Festival
The Austin Film Festival is held every October and screens more than 100 feature, short and student short films (both narrative and documentary), including regional and world premieres of critically acclaimed films. AFF draws a large industry crowd of screenwriters, distributors and moviemakers each year to Austin, Texas. In the past seven years, all of the Festival's Feature Film Audience Award winners have received distribution as a result of their festival screenings. The Austin Film Festival also hosts a screenwriters conference the first four days of the festival, as well as a screenwriting competition.
Austin Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival
The Austin Gay and Lesbian International Film Festival (aGLIFF) is the oldest and largest gay and lesbian film festival in the Southwest. aGLIFF cultivates high-quality gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender filmmaking that enlightens, educates and entertains all our community by exhibiting and supporting the best in recent GLBT national, international and regional films and videos.
Ava Gardner Film Festival
The fourth annual Ava Gardner Film Festival scheduled for September 24-27, 2008 will be a celebration of independent films from around the world and will showcase several of Ava’s classic films. The Ava Gardner Museum has set the last week in September every year for this popular new festival that draws thousands of visitors to Smithfield. From Wednesday through Saturday, the festival will feature independent films, documentaries, narratives, short films and features. In addition to the films, there will be special museum exhibits and the JOCO Artists Guild sponsored Arts and Fine Crafts Marketplace near the Ava Gardner Museum located in historic Downtown Smithfield. “The Night of the Iguana”, “On the Beach” and “Earthquake” will be the three classic movies showcased at this year’s festival. Films will be shown in five downtown Smithfield venues including the Historic Howell Theatre on Third Street – the same theatre that a young Ava Gardner watched her first movies starring legends such as Clark Gable and Jean Harlow. (see movie descriptions attached) The following is the schedule of activities for this year’s Ava Gardner Film Festival. Tickets for individual films will be $2.00 each or festival patrons may buy an all inclusive pass that covers all movies, opening events and parties for $75.00 per person. Tickets to festival parties and special events will be available on an individual basis through the museum. • Wednesday, September 24, 2008 Kick-Off Party, 7pm – until Opening Movie Event at the Ava Gardner Museum, 7pm Film maker’s Lounge Open, The Yoga Connection • Thursday, September 25, 2008 Film screenings begin 12N and run until “The Night of the Iguana”, Town Commons Amphitheater Hastings House and grounds party, 7pm – until • Friday, September 26, 2008 Special Exhibit Opens, Ava Gardner Museum, 9am-5pm Film showings begin 12N and run until Reception and opening art exhibit at Frank Creek Art Gallery at the Johnston Community College, 7pm-9pm Film maker’s Lounge Open, The Yoga Connection • Saturday, September 27, 2008 Breakfast with the film makers, place TBD Special Exhibit Opens, Ava Gardner Museum, 9am-5pm Film screenings begin 10am-11pm Arts and Fine Crafts Marketplace Sponsored by the JOCO Artist Guild, North Third Street, 10am-4pm Film maker’s lounge Open, The Yoga Connection Little Brown Jug II, Party, 7pm Wrap Party, Ava Gardner Museum, 11pm - until
Ava Gardner Museum
The 2010 Ava Gardner Festival markets the 10th Anniversary of the museum. This year's event kicks off with an Independent Film Festival and the Ava Gardner Festival on 8-9 offers heritage tours, screenings of Ava Gardner movies and special exhibits.
Backseat Film Festival
LAST CALL FOR BACKSEAT FILM FESTIVAL 2009 SUBMISSIONS! DEADLINE JAN 31ST 2009! 2009 brings you the 7th edition the Backseat Film Festival! We are very proud of all the great rock ‘n' roll movies we’ve been lucky enough to show over the years, and we are looking forward to this year’s submissions. Once again, we are looking for shorts, features, documentaries, animations, music videos and everything in between. Student films and local stuff welcome. We like all kinds of cool movies, just nothing too boring or pretentious please! If you want to learn more about the Backseat Film Festival and what we’re all about, please visit the website. Be sure to fill out the entry form and get all the details at www.backseatfilmfestival.com! We’ll be announcing the festival dates, theme and much more in the coming weeks! Stay tuned!
Bahamas International Film Festival
The Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF) is a nonprofit organization committed to providing the local community and International festival goers with a diverse presentation of films from The Bahamas and around the world. In addition to showcasing films that might not otherwise be released theatrically, BIFF provides unique cultural experiences, educational programs, and forums for exploring the past, present & future of cinema. BIFF aims to raise the level of filmmaking, participation and education throughout The Bahamas and the world. The full BIFF program will be available in print or online at www.bintlfilmfest.com. Tickets can be booked online, over the telephone, or in person at BIFF box offices. Every year the Festival offers advance ticket deals from the date of Box opening to the first day of the Festival.
Barbados International Film Festival
The Barbados International Film Festival (BIFF) will be hosting its inaugural festival from December 5th-9th 2007. It will be an annual celebration of film, both in and out of competition, showcasing the very best of filmmakers and storytellers of the world for the audience of the world. One of the festival's goals therefore, is to set and maintain the lead as a major showcase for the exhibition of Latin America, Caribbean and Worldwide independent cinema. By providing an international film market for distribution opportunities for emerging film makers, producers, key industry professionals, distributors, buyers and trade groups.
Bare Bones Film & Music Festival
Bare Bones is the name given to feature films produced for less than a million dollars. DUring the past 10 years Bare Bones has become the breeding ground for newcomers and veterans alike as colloborations are made along with new friends and a film family that supports and motivates it's alumni after the festival ends. Festival Founder/Director ShIronbutterfly says "Ford Austin of Angry Baby Monkey Films and Marc Wasserman of Respa Productions are just one example of many collorborations that have happened during the festival." The festival's mantra is "No Frills-No Waste" and has a motto of "By Any Means Necessary" BAMN! High quality low-budget productions are awared the coveted Bonehead Award as recognition of their success.
Beaufort International Film Festival
Submission Deadline: November 15, 2009. Start Date:February 18, 2010. End Date:February 21, 2010.
Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce
In 2009 The Beaufort Regional Film Commission and the Beaufort Regional Chamber of Commerce will present the Third Annual Beaufort Film Festival as part of the Beaufort Kaleidoscope: Film, Food and Fine Art. Four days of international and local short films, feature films, animation, filmmakers surprises, educational forums, guest speakers, parties, and the quiet charm of historic Beaufort will all be on display. Many of the directors will be here at the festival to talk about and answer your questions about their films, and this is possibly your only opportunity to get close to them and see their early works before they get "discovered". The purpose of the festival is to recognize aspiring filmmakers of almost every genre to include independent film, music, animation, short and long features,documentaries, and screenwriting. It is also an opportunity to showcase the beautiful "film-friendly" region of Beaufort and the Carolina Sea Islands. For the past quarter of a century Beaufort has served as the backdrop for more than 20 major motion pictures, to include Forrest Gump, The Big Chill, The Prince of Tides,and many more. Through this festival we will reintroduce our sweeping marsh vistas, antebellum homes, and quiet charm of the old south to a new generation of filmmakers.
Beloit International Film Festival
The Beloit International Film Festival, or 'BIFF,' is getting ready for its third and grandest season yet. What has been called "the next big thing" and "a must-attend event," by Moviemaker Magazine certainly lived up to its notices in its second year, setting some exciting standards to exceed in 2008. The four-day festival is one of four festivals in the country that the New York Times this year suggested as alternatives to Sundance. The 2008 BIFF will start on Jan.17 with a lavish launch party in Wisconsin's Gateway city of Beloit. www.beloitfilmfest.com
Bend Film Festival
We take great care to cover your every need. Recognition? Yes, with over $20,000 in prizes to back the acknowledgment. Guest Services? You will have your own GS person to guide you wherever and whenever necessary. Parties? Let's just say that we are the 'Animal House' of festivals--only slightly more refined thanks to the restaurants (Merenda, run by San Francisco celeb chef Jody Denton), entertainment and bars that support the festival. BendFilm Festival is a destination that festival fairy tales are made of. Small town, scenic, full of character and yet, there's no attitude. "Altitude without Attitude" is a favored motto. We don't allow red velvet ropes within the city boundaries during the month of October. Instead we stage a festival that provides you every bit of access to the action, the esteemed jurors & industry vets for the opportunities and the fun.
berkeley international small film festival
The Berkeley Art Center and works & conversations Magazine present the International Berkeley Small Film Festival, a juried and invitational festival. Selected entries will be screened over five nights at the Berkeley Art Center.
Big Apple Film Festival
The 4th Annual Big Apple Film Festival, taking place November 14-17 at the Tribeca Cinemas, screens a variety of specially selected films from the New York City independent film community, as well as additional selections from across the country and around the world. The festival includes New York City premieres, interactive panel discussions with industry professionals from the New York City film community, honorary award presentations to individuals who have played an influential role in independent filmmaking in the New York City area, networking parties and events, as well as a closing night awards ceremony in which awards will be presented for achievement in filmmaking.
Big Bear Lake International Film Festival
Screenings of Independent Feature Films, Short Films, Student Films, High School Films, Animation, Documentaries, Family Films and a Screenwriting Competition. Jury and Audience Awards are presented during the festival. The festival also honors professionals in the Industry with Lifetime Achievement Awards and Awards for Excellence.
Big Island Film Festival
The Big Island Talk Story Film Festival happens at Mauna Lani Resort on Hawaii’s luxury Kohala Coast. One of MovieMaker Magazine’s 25 Coolest, BIFF celebrates independent narrative films with numerous screenings, celebrity events, and slack key concert by John Cruz under Hawaiian stars.
BIGSTAR.tv
Enter our online film festival for a chance to win $50,000. The Fort Lauderdale Film Festival will be judging the films and the Top 10 Finalists will have their films judged by celebrity judges including Ian Ziering & Steve Guttenberg.
Black Maria Film and Video Festival
The BlackMaria Film Festival seeks diverse, expressive, and passionate short films and videos by independent makers. The Festival is named after Thomas Edison's motion picture studio, and is known for its support of spirited, cutting edge, and otherwise singular film and video. The BlackMaria is committed to works that explore the potential of the medium to illuminate, provoke, enrich, and engage viewers.
Black Rock City International Film Festival
The Black Rock City Film Fest takes place at Burning Man and will screen the best new short films, of any genre, from around the world. Be a part of the best and wildest arts fest in the world!
Bodhi International Film Festival
The Bodhi International Film Festival is designed to provide inspirational, educational, and enlightening content. The objective of the Bodhi International Film Festival (“BodhiFest” for short) is to celebrate spirituality, nature, and humankind through engaging, creative, and sophisticated content in reference to the concept of SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT.
Bolzano ShorFilmFestival
3 competitions: 5th NO WORDS - International no-dialogue short film competition - 4th SHORT FILM EXPERIMENT - Short film competition for experimental films. - 40th OPERE NUOVE - Short film competition for italian films Free entry Total prizes € 5500
Boston International Film Festival
Boston International Film Festival is proud to encourage and support filmmakers from around the world. We will be screening over a 100 Short and Feature films from 30 countries. Join Us!
Boston Jewish Film Festival
BJFF screens films and videos that highlight the Jewish experience; explore Jewish culture/heritage/history; or are of particular interest to the Jewish community. BJFF presents narrative, documentary, animated and experimental works. We do not screen works in progress. Films submitted must be available for presentation in 35mm, Beta SP or DVD. Works can be of any length.
Boston Motion Picture Awards
The Boston Motion Picture Awards were founded in 2004 by Boston-area filmmakers Aaron and Seth Howland of 7 Fluid Oz. Productions LLP. The BMPAs were established with the purpose of providing independent filmmakers with money, exposure, distribution, and other important resources. This year's competitions include the International Short-Film Competition and the International Spoof-Writing Competition. This year's entrants will compete for 1,000s of dollars in cash and prizes, including a distribution contract and the opportunity to have a script produced.
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