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Terror Film Festival
The Terror Film Festival is the film festival that's known all around the world, from the UK to Japan to New Zealand to right here in the USA, our award-winning website gets a half million hits because we're a bad-azz international film festival for lovers of horror, fantasy, sci-fi, thriller and drama, and we put our filmmakers, screenwriters, and fans FIRST! We run every October in Philadelphia PA, just off beautiful Rittenhouse Square. And we offer the coolest works from the next wave of up and coming filmmakers and screenwriters from around the world. People just like YOU! Plus! We offer almost $10,000 in cash and prizes, including 14 filmmaker awards, 6 writer awards, 20 "Claw Award" categories, and 4 cash prizes! AND, a screenwriting competition! All for our filmmakers and screenwriters! And that's why they love us. Because we know it's all about THEM! Enter your film or screenplay Today! And don't forget to check out our "Festival Trailer" contest"! Claw www.TerrorFilmFestival.net
Terror Film Festival
Terror Film Festival is an international independent film festival for filmmakers and screenwriters. We offer cash and prizes, a world-class screenwriting competition and the coveted Claw Awards.
Terror Film Festival
Terror Film Festival is known around the world as a premiere film festival for horror, fantasy, sci-fi, and thriller. TFF offers works from the next wave of up-and-coming filmmakers, a world-class screenwriting competition, prizes, and the Claw Awards.
TEXANDANCE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
A true independent film festival for independent film makers! A festival of trailers, features, docs, shorts, music videos, and animations. In New Braunfels, Texas between San Antonio and Austin, Texas. Texandance... FILM HAPPENS!
The 10 or Less Film Festival
The 10 or Less Film Festival, based in Portland, Oregon, is a showcase of independent and underground short cinema from around the world. Films range in style and genre, with the only theme being running time: 10 minutes or less. If you find any other themes, the CIA needs you. The Willamette Week has described the festival as "a unique event [that] has become a showcase for unknown talent." For more information, contact festival director John Denlinger at justjohnd@sourappleproductions.com. Website: www.10orlessfest.com
The 10th Montclair International Film Festival
The 10th Montclair International Film Festival
The 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. Deadline: February 25, 2011 Download entry form at www.accoladecompetition.org.
The Archaeology Channel International Film and Video Festival
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 2007 we received 86 film entries from 23 countries, and will show the 21 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.
The Calgary Society of Independent Filmmakers
The CSIF: 17th Annual $100 Film Festival - Mar. 12 - 14, 2009 - Calgary, AB CANADA. Deadline for Entries: December 2, 2008. 16mm or Super 8 Film under 22 minutes; MUST provide a 16mm or Super 8 film print for screening. The $100 presents local, national and international independent filmmakers that work on film. It is a juried show that screens works in all genres, and is the only festival in Canada that screens exclusively on Super 8 and 16mm film. More info and entry forms: www.csif.org/festival
The Delphic Art Movie Award
The contest for the Delphic Art Movie Award is hosted by the International Delphic Council and shows short documentaries (max. duration: 10 min) about the fascination of arts and cultures. Two aspects are equally important: 1) contemporary art and its protagonists 2) the preservation of cultural heritage. Important questions are: How can the understanding of contemporary art be encouraged? In which way is cultural heritage preserved and passed on? To convey the fascination, which emanates from art and connected to it the creative process is the special challenge of the contest. Besides artistic achievements, also social cultural aspects can come to the fore. The contest's framework is set by six categories and their disciplines, which represent contemporary or traditional aspects. Acoustic Arts, Performing Arts, Lingual Arts, Visual Arts, Social Arts and Ecological Arts. The films should document, inform and inspire. In addition, the films should be able to get a large audience, which isn't informed over-average, enthusiastic about art and culture in their manifold manifestations. Every artistic field is included, from the contemporary avant-garde to the preservation of traditions and the cultural heritage. Also welcome are short versions of full length documentaries! No entry fee The period for submitting the DVDs and registration is from December 1st, 2010 to January 31st, 2011. Contest: March 9th – March 13th at the ITB Berlin 2011 Contest announcement and registration download at: www.delphic.org/english/08projects/dama.htm www.delphic-games.com
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center
The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center presents the 33rd Annual CineFestival in San Antonio – the longest running Latino film festival in North America with film and video works that showcase the breadth and diversity of the Chicano/Latino experience.
The International Surrealist Film Festival
THE 2010 INTERNATIONAL SURREALIST FILM FESTIVAL The ISFF is searching for Surreality in all genres of film. Don’t know if your film is Surreal? Not to worry! WE WILL DECIDE WHAT IS SURREAL Send ANY film, in ANY genre, of ANY length that may or may not feel is Surreal. The GRAND PRIZE is a vintage 16mm BOLEX MOVIE CAMERA. "The function of genius is to furnish cretins with ideas twenty years later." Louis Aragon
The Screaming Ant - An online festival celebrating the short form
Now in its inaugural year, The Screaming Ant is a (truly independent) short film festival dedicated to celebrating talented filmmakers. We encourage work of all genres and welcome submissions from all over the world.
The Screaming Ant Online Film Festival
The Screaming Ant is an online short film festival dedicated to celebrating talented filmmakers. It was founded in 2010 and it's inaugural year was a great success. The festival is especially competitive, as only five films are selected in each of the following categories: Narrative; Documentary; Animation; Music Video; Experimental Submissions are accepted from March until September. The official selection will be screened on the website from November 1st - November 30th. Our jury of industry professionals will select one director from each category to be honored as a 'Featured Filmmaker'. The festival's highest honor is the Grand Jury Prize, the Golden Ant.
The Tucson Film & Music Festival
The Tucson Film & Music Festival is a weekend-long event featuring music-related content, and showcasing films and filmmakers with a connection to Arizona or the Southwest. Tucson Film & Music Festival accepts documentaries, narrative features, shorts, and music videos. Now in its fourth year, the Tucson Film & Music Festival boasts an attendance of over 1,500 filmgoers and has showcased several Arizona and World premiere screenings from filmmakers like Allison Anders (Gas, Food, Lodging), Jonathan Pulley (Move Me; Sundance 2007) and Dan Vinick (Spun). The music festival has featured over 100 bands including Calexico, Fishbone, Doo Rag, Friends of Dean Martinez, John Doe, The New Drakes, Kirsten Hersh, Giant Sand and more!
The Ultimate Filmmaker Competition
It starts with an idea... Then, becomes a script... Then, becomes a film... Then, becomes a premiere... Then, becomes...a LIFE! GET YOUR FILM PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED with this dynamic, all-inclusive filmmaking competition that will launch and/or establish your life as a filmmaker. The winning entrant will receive a minimum $200,000 cash grant along with resources for a total value of more than $500,000. And it doesn't stop there. The film will be distributed on multiple platforms simultaneously - theatrical, cable and online - for maximum global exposure. No screenplay necessary to enter! Open to participants around the world (submissions must be in English language, however). Early Bird Submission Deadline: May 19, 2009; Submission Fee: $50. Regular Submission Deadline: June 19, 2009; Submission Fee: $75. (Includes one-year Filmmakers Alliance Membership and MovieMaker magazine subscription.) For more info, email: ufc@filmmakersalliance.org.
The Young Peoples Film & Video Festival
The Young Peoples Film & Video Festival is an annual opportunity for young Northwest film and video makers to have their work viewed by professional media artists and presented to the public. The Festival encourages young people to use film and video to creatively express personal concerns, explore important social issues and share engaging stories about the world today. Winning entries are chosen by jury process, and will be shown at an awards ceremony in Portland, Oregon.
Tiburon International Film Festival
The Tiburon International Film Festival (TIFF) is an annual event, which seeks to provide a greater understanding of the world and its many cultures through the artistic medium of film, and through the top quality films from around the world, and to create a platform for the independent filmmakers to express their talent and vision from any nation.
TICFF (Taiwan International Children’s Film Festival) Public Television Service, Taiwan
"Taiwan International Children’s Film Festival are calling for entries now. The cash prize up to $28,000! We welcome all types of creative, fun, and multicultural films as well as television programs produced after August 2009 and suitable for viewers 12 years old and younger, so get your latest works in the running!
TONIC
As an international community of risk takers, provocateurs, artists, dreamers, athletes, activists... every year the international Adventure Film selection committee chooses the best new outdoor adventure and environmental activism films from around the world. Award winners in nearly a dozen categories are selected.
Toronto After Dark Film Festival
Toronto's premiere showcase of international thrilling cinema, playing the best sci-fi, horror and fantasy film from around the world! Visit torontoafterdark.com for more info.
Toronto Online Film Festival
Awards and screenings. No Entry Fee
Toronto Urban Film Festival
Recently named one of MovieMaker’s 'Top 20 Coolest Film Festivals,' the Toronto Urban Film Festival (TUFF) is unique in North America. This public film festival reaches 1.3 million daily commuters with an eclectic mix of silent film, animation and experimental one-minute shorts. Films run every 10 minutes on 300 platform screens throughout the city's subway system. Top films of the festival are selected by a celebrity judge and can be viewed year-round on the TUFF Website. The festival runs every September, concurrent with TIFF. The fifth annual call for submissions runs from April 1 - July 15, 2011.
Trail Dance Film Festival
The Trail Dance Film Festival is the perfect opportunity for independent filmmakers to present their work to a supportive audience ... in a competitive environment which rewards creativity and excellence in a variety of industry specific pursuits. In addition to the Golden Drover Awards, the festival offers a day of children based programming, a scholarship awarded to the winning high school entry, and a western themed environment unlike any other film festival on the planet.
Trenton Film Festival
Since its inception in 2004, The Trenton Film Festival has prided itself on bringing both audiences and filmmakers together to further enjoy (and enhance) the art of moviemaking. The festival has hosted numerous New Jersey Premieres, including Control Room and Anytown USA, and is known for its Ernie "I-Beam" Award, named after Trenton-born Ernie Kovacs and the creation of the I-beam, which is handed out to winning filmmakers in each of the four competitive categories: Documentary, Foreign, Narrative Features and Shorts.
Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival
The Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival is the largest film festival in the English Caribbean. We screen films from the Caribbean, the Caribbean Diaspora and Latin American countries in the Caribbean basin. We also host workshops and other events.
True/False Film Festival
The True/False Film Fest in Columbia, Missouri, USA is having a call for entries once again! Send us your docs and have a chance at being a part of one of the most talked-about film fests in the US. At True/False, we're interested in new documentaries, including works that walk the line between fact and fiction.
Turks & Caicos International Film Festival
The Turks & Caicos International Film Festival (TCIFF) celebrates those films from all over the world that best marry music to cinema through content, character, theme or score/soundtrack. The 2007 festival will take place October 16-21 on the island of Providenciales in Turks & Caicos. TCIFF honors filmmakers and musically infused movies and documentaries. Also, highlighted throughout the festival is the work of one special artist who encompasses both music and film. The Turks & Caicos Film Festival is committed to showcasing the cinematic works highlighting the fusion of sight and sound created by exceptional, extablished and emerging talents. The late submission deadline is August 17, 2007.
Tyrolean Independent Film Festival
We're looking for high-quality movies from art house films to Hollywood blockbusters that have the potential to reach a great international audience. Festival is set in the beautiful alpine-urban city of Innsbruck, Austria.
U.S. Sports Film Festival
The U.S. Sports Film Festival is the first and only comprehensive sports film festival that will be hosted annually in Philadelphia, PA, a storied sports town with passionate fans.
UNAFF
Documentaries Call for Entries - for United Nations Association Film Festival
The 15th annual United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF) will take place on October 18-28, 2012 at Palo Alto, East Palo Alto, San Francisco and Stanford University in California. This festival celebrates the power of international documentary films dealing with human rights, the environment, protection of refugees, famine, homelessness, racism, disease control, women's issues, children, universal education, war and peace. In addition to our ongoing celebration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, this year we emphasize the theme "Human Dignity." "The recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world." (Preamble of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
The submission deadline is May 22, 2012 (the postmark date) and the fee is $25 for films up to 30 minutes and $35 for longer ones. There is also an early and late deadline (May 2nd and June 2nd respectively). The late deadline fee is $45. Acceptable formats are 16mm and 35mm film; Beta SP, DVD (NTSC). Preview formats on DVD (NTSC region 0 or 1). Please test your consumer-burned DVD on several makes and models of players before submitting it. Our jury process is unfortunately not suitable for on-line screeners
All lengths are eligible.
The following five awards will be presented during the festival: UNAFF Grand Jury Award for the Best Documentary, UNAFF Grand Jury Award for the Best Short Documentary, the UNAFF Youth Vision Award, the UNAFF/Stanford Video Award for Cinematography and the UNAFF/Stanford Video Award for Editing.
You may download an entry form at http://www.unaff.org/2012/submission.html, or use Withoutabox (withoutabox.com).
Please submit screening materials and background information to:
UNAFF 2012
CERAS/CFLP, Room 114
Stanford University
520 Galvez Street
Stanford, CA 94305-3084
If you have questions or need more information please visit www.unaff.org, email info@unaff.org or call 650-724-5544.
United Nations Association Film Festival
The 12th annual United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF) will take place on October 17-25, 2009 at Stanford University, California. This festival celebrates the power of international documentary films and videos dealing with human rights issues, environmental survival, protection of refugees, famine, homelessness, racism, disease control, women's issues, children, universal education, and war and peace. Celebrating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, we have chosen the theme "Energy and the World."
United Nations Association Film Festival
UNAFF celebrates the power of films dealing with human rights, environmental themes, women’s issues, population, homelessness, racism, children, health, universal education, war and peace. In the past fourteen years, UNAFF has attracted a broad audience from the San Francisco Bay Area with regards to ethnicity, many of whom find the screenings to be a rare chance to see the state of human rights and culture in their own native countries. The 2011 theme is Education is a Human Right
Universal Film Festival
The Universal Film Festival was organized to allow independent filmmakers an opportunity to gain regional, national and international recognition and award. The Universal Film Festival is 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 Universal Film Festival executives. Check out our website www.universalfilmfestival.com and contact George@universalfilmfestival.com with any questions.
Vancouver International Film Festival
Both in terms of admissions and number of films screened (148,000 and 373 respectively in 2010) Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) is among the five largest film festivals in North America. We screen films from 80 countries on 10 screens. Three main programming platforms make our festival unique: we screen the largest selection of East Asian films outside of that region, we are one of the biggest showcases of Canadian film in the world and we have a large and important nonfiction program. VIFF also produces the annual Film & TV Forum, a series of panel discussions, pitching forums, master classes, tete-a-tete meetings, roundtable discussions and speed dating sessions, all geared to the professional development of the film, television and new media communities. We also provide an exciting platform for our delegates to access domestic and global market leaders, share the expertise of our international speakers and make the most of the opportunity to meet and foster working relationships with their peers. Our New Filmmakers’ Day (NFD), the only event of its kind in Western Canada and a ’standing-room-only’ event for the past seven years, is specifically designed to cater to emerging writers, producers and directors of film and television. Save the dates: Sept. 27 - Oct. 1, 2011.
Venango Digital Film Festival
Digital Film Competition: Submit finished 10- to 30-minute digital films about western Pennsylvania or by western Pennsylvania filmmakers for a People's Choice cash award ($300, $200, $100)! DVD format only.
Victoria Film Festival
No matter if it's controversial cinema, Oscar-winning drama, provocative documentary or the list of special guests attending the Victoria Film Festival, this romp though the world of film is the event you don't want to miss! SpringBoard has up and coming filmmakers talk about their experiences of filmmaking in a unique program that gives you the inside scoop on our rising stars. With historic architecture and fabulous vistas, downtown streets are lined with theatres, shops, museums and cafes that provide the perfect backdrop for the home of the boutique schmooze. Great packages at the legendary Fairmont Empress are available.
VOB Film Festival
The VOB Film Festival announces a call for entries to its first outdoor film festival, to be presented on the lawn of the Walter Brewster House on September 1, 2012. Short-length films (less than 15 minutes) from all categories will be chosen according to their quality and artistic vision. Special events will include outdoor food festival, music, and an artists’ reception. Deadline for film submission is May 1, 2012. Please visit www.VOBFilmFestival.com for an application and guidelines for entry, or contact us at info@VOBFilmFestival.com and at 845-278-0018. This event is sponsored by the Brewster Chamber of Commerce.
Warrambeen Film Festival
Competitive short film festival screened on 4 giant screens on the historic grounds of a working farm. Also includes live music and exceptional local produce to feast on.
Washington DC Independent Film Festival
The Washington DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF) is an award-winning annual film festival showcasing independent films from around the world; offering a Music Festival, Master Classes, Seminars and Workshops conducted by industry professionals; providing cultivation and opportunity to the DC community. Features films in the categories of Features, Shorts, Animation, Documentary, and Student Films. The films are screened in theaters and then judged as part of the festival. All interested go to www.DCIFF.org for information on the festival and how/where to send in entries, or call (202) 717-0700 or email filmmakers@dciff.org. Website: www.DCIFF.org
Whistler Film Festival
This four-day festival showcases 80+ films and awards more than $40,000 in prize money. Programming includes innovative industry events, legendary parties, visionary speakers and guests, as well as invaluable networking opportunities both on and off the ski slopes.
White Sands International Film Festival
The WSIFF is dedicated to the creation of opportunities for artistic interaction and exchange among independent filmmakers, directors, producers, distributors, backers and the film-going community. It is our mission to not only exhibit the best films available, but also to serve as an exciting backdrop where new projects are created. Networking opportunities at the WSIFF build lasting connections in the Land of Enchantment, Southern New Mexico. Join us at this fun and intimate festival! The WSIFF screens short- and feature-length documentaries and narratives of all genres from around the world, while retaining a special focus on Latino and New Mexican filmmaking.
Wild and Scenic Film Festival
Celebrate a decade of inspiring activism with SYRCL (South Yuba River Citizens League) this January. Now the largest film festival of its kind, this year’s films combine stellar filmmaking, beautiful cinematography and first-rate storytelling. Wild and Scenic Film Festival informs, inspires and ignites solutions and creates positive probabilities to restore the earth and human communities.
Each year, the Wild & Scenic® Film Festival draws top filmmakers, celebrities, leading activists, social innovators and well-known world adventurers to the historic downtown of Nevada City, California.
Wild & Scenic Film Festival–Decade of Inspiring Activism
Films: Films to Change Your World
Over 95 films have been accepted for the January 13-15, 2012 festival.
The program committee spent close to 2,000 hours previewing 345 film submissions.
As always, over 100 filmmakers, activists and special guests will be in attendance this year.
60 film premieres.
Film genres include: Award-winning films about nature, community activism, adventure, conservation, water, energy and climate change, wildlife, environmental justice, agriculture, and Native American and indigenous cultures.
Local Filmmakers Showcase
Wildwood Film Festival
Wildwood Film Festival is the chief source of funding for Wildwood Prod. Inc., a non-profit focused on promoting Wisconsin film makers. Definitely a great time time to be had. Not a sleepy fest. A emphasis on the comedic, but open to any genre film. Started judging last year with great success. Small, Solid and Growing!! The 2007 event will be the 6th. We are here to stay!
Williamsburg International Film Festival
WILLiFEST was established to provide a platform for the creative visions of today's emerging artists. The Williamsburg International Film Festival is the film component of WILLiFEST. The film and music festivals are opportunities for artists to enhance their career by exposing their film and music to an influential audience, gaining crucial media exposure and strengthening industry relationships. Additionally, there will be a StorySlam event presented in partnership with The Moth organization as well as photo exhibits by the nation's premiere jazz and rock-n-roll photographers. In the WILLiFEST Pavilion, sponsors and exhibitors will showcase new technologies and products. The Pavilion will also provide filmmakers a space to promote their films and connect with show attendees before their screenings.
Wisconsin Film Festival
In its thirteenth year, the Wisconsin Film Festival (Madison, Wisconsin, USA | March 30th to April 3rd, 2011) presents a broad range of independent American and world cinema (narrative, documentary, experimental, shorts), restorations and revivals, and locally made pictures from Wisconsin filmmakers. The festival plays in nine theaters, all within walking distance, in the heart of the state's capital city. The 2010 festival screened 192 films (roughly half features and half shorts) and had an attendance of 34,539 in just five days. Highlights include a retrospective of South Korean director Bong Joon-ho's four feature films, including his recent "Mother," and a special presentation and discussion of UW-Madison graduate Michael Mann's 2004 film "Collateral" by The New York Times' co-chief film critic, Manohla Dargis.
Woods Hole Film Festival
Now in its 19th year, the Woods Hole Film Festival, set on Cape Cod, Massachusetts is one of the oldest film festivals in New England. Designated as one of the 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the world by Moviemaker Magazine, each year the Festival screens more than 100 films submitted by filmmakers from around the world. The WHFF accepts features, documentary, shorts, animation and experimental films at www.woodsholefilmfestival.org. For more information, contact us at info@woodsholefilmfestival.org. Deadline May 1, 2010
Woodstock Film Festival
CALL FOR ENTRIES - EARLY BIRD ENTRY SPECIAL The WOODSTOCK FILM FESTIVAL (Oct 1-5, 2008) is currently accepting submissions in all categories. Maverick Awards are presented for Best Feature, Best Documentary, Best Short Documentary, Best Short Film, Best Student Film, Best Cinematography, Best Editing and Best Animation. Cash, prizes and/or services are given out in each category. Audience Awards are presented for Best Feature and Best Documentary. Award sponsors have included Lowel-Light, Apple Computers, Final Draft, Post Factory, A&E Indie Films, Docurama, Kodak, Baseline, Markertek, and others. Early deadline June 2. Final deadline June 30. Entry fee range from $10 - $50. Industry participants have included Steve Buscemi, Peter Saraf (Big Beach Films), Jonathan Sehring (IFC), Ted Sarandos (Netflix), Bob Berney (Picturehouse), Eamonn Bowles (Magnolia Pictures), Mark Urman (THINKFilm), Bingham Ray (Kimmel Entertainmen), James Schamus (Focus Features), Fisher Stevens (Greenstreet Productions), John Sloss (Cinetic Media), Ira Deutchman (Emerging Pictures), Ron Mann (Films We Like), John Pierson (Grainy Pictures), Ryan Werner (IFC), Tom Quinn (Magnolia Pictures), Christine Vachon (Killer Films), Andrew Hurwitz, Ira Schreck, Mira Nair, Todd Haynes, Woody Harrelson, Tim Robbins, Marcia Gay Harden, Lili Taylor, D.A. Pennebaker, Albert Maysles, Barbara Kopple, Leon Gast, Liz Garbus, Brett Morgen, Thelma Adams, Robert Downey, Zachary Sklar, Kevin Bacon, Tim Robbins, Ethan Hawke, Matt Dillon, Rosie Perez and many others. To apply online, and for details, visit http://woodstockfilmfestival.com/entryform/index.htm
Woodstock Film Festival
Fiercely Independent. Each fall, film and music lovers from around the world gather at the Woodstock Film Festival (WFF) for an exhilarating variety of films, concerts, panels and workshops featuring celebrities and industry greats.
Woodstock Museum Film Festival
Completed features, documentaries, shorts and works in progress. All genres including animation and digital media; everything must be in English (subtitles okay). Submission format: DVD (NTSC and PAL), VHS, S-VHS, Hi-8, and BETA SP. Supporting materials could include: description of piece, autobiography, resume and artist statement. $15 entry, $7 entry for shorts (half hour or less), double for late entry. Fees cover archival P.R. package including audience critiques for selected entries. SASE for return of entries.
WorldFest Houston International Film Festival
44th annual WorldFest Houston International Film Festival. 3rd oldest film festival in North America. Only North American international film festival to accept only independent films.
WorldFest-Houston
Enter the 43rd WorldFest-Houston, 3rd oldest Intl Film Festival in North America. Competition for Shorts, Features, Docs, Student, Experimental, Business Films, Music Videos, TV Production, Screenplays, TV Commercials and New Media. Over 200 sub-categories make competition fair. WorldFest gave first honors to Spielberg, Lucas, Ang Lee, Ridley Scott, The Coen Brothers, David Lynch, Randall Kleiser, Atom Egoyan and Gavin Hood, and many more! All 35mm/digital shorts & features are screened to the public on big screens in a big AMC Theater. Easy on-line entry at http://www.worldfest.org - Click on Enter Film Festival at the top of the page!
Wyoming Film Festival
The Wyoming Film Festival has announced its 2011 Call for Entries to films that interpret the U.S. Rocky Mountain West embracing the themes of environment, equality, and family. Complete information found at www.wyomingfilmfestival.org.
Yosemite International Film Festival
The 2009 festival will showcase feature films, shorts, foreign films, documentaries, animation, music videos, television pilots, an Environmental Filmmakers Showcase, experimental Films, a screenplay competition and more.
Zed Fest
Zed Fest Film Festival and Screenplay Competition was founded to encourage and support low budget independent and amateur filmmakers & screenwriters who work in the horror, science fiction, and action genres.
Zero Film Festival
Zero Film Festival is the first festival EXCLUSIVE to self-financed filmmakers and their authentically independent films and hosts grand events in both Los Angeles and New York. ZFF is also developing an international tour circuit.
ZGI Shorts Film Festival
Celebrating 10 Years of Filmmaking at ZGI! This year the annual ZGI Shorts Film Festival will be celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Zaki Gordon Institute! Mark your calendar, you don't want to miss the premiere of films from the graduating class of 2010... and so much more. As always the film festival promises great short films, memorable celebrations and lots of entertainment.
Zion Film Festival
Receiving much praise among film directors, ZIFF is quickly becoming one of favorite vacation film festivals in the country. In 2005 the festival grew to showing more than 70 films. The 2nd annual Zion Film Festival will be held at the Opera House in St. George, and at Flanigan's Inn and the new Canyon Community Center in Springdale, Utah February 23 - 25, 2007. With a "Road Movie" theme, ZIFF will showcase special screenings filmmed on the road in the midwest in addition to the films in competition. It all closes with a big Indie Awards Ceremony on Sunday as the slogan demands "Road Trip in the name of Independent film... Oscar Weekend"
Zoie Films Online Festival
The Zoie Films Online Film Festival celebrates 10 years of independent cinema and showcases the best works from around the globe! This unique forum utilizes the best technology for presentation and allows moviemakers to be seen by an international audience. ZoieFest offers viewers "non-stop film festival from your desktop" for seeking an independent film, animation or documentary quick fix. ZoieFest offers moviemakers a unique forum for recognition and to have their work viewed by top distributors. ZoieFest is the premiere online film festival!
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