Detroit’s Trinity International Film Festival. The festival takes place August 20-23, 2020 in beautiful Downtown Detroit at The Marlene Boll Theater, 1401 Broadway, Detroit, Michigan and The Carr Center Gallery. The 4-day event themed “FILM YOUR FUTURE” features an array of independent films, screenplays, workshops, The Future panel discussion and filmmakers from around the world. We are also hosting a Best screenplay competition, 2nd Annual Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey 100 Proof! Red Carpet Award ceremony. We expect an audience of over 4500 people from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds to attend. This event will give your company a distinct marketing opportunity with this population in Detroit.
The TI Film Festival has hosted industry professionals locally and nationally to share their knowledge and expertise in various workshops and industry discussions. Special guests have included famed Actress and Producer, Tangi Miller, Syndicated Radio Host and Film Producer, Russ Parr, Former BET Executive Producer, Ralph Scott, currently with the Aspire Network (Owned by Magic Johnson), film segment producer/head of production for more than 100 episodes of SNL, Tanya Ryno and Writer, Director, Qasim Basir, “Destined,” and Actress/Singer Deborah Joy Winans of the acclaimed TV series “Greenleaf,” which airs on Oprah Winfrey’s OWN network.
The highlight of this event over the years has been all of the innovative work we've showcased by indie filmmakers and our audience that supports Detroit's TI Film Festival.
2020 Festival Schedule (Screening Schedule Coming Soon)
Buenos Aires Rojo Sangre (BARS) ist ein internationales Filmfestival, das sich den Genres HORROR, Science Fiction und Fantasy widmet.
Es wurde im Jahr 2000 gegründet, um den Fokus auf unabhängigen Genrefilm zu legen, und seit 2004 in Form eines Wettbewerbsfestivals.
FAM Fest International Film Festival 2018
Ayrsley Cinemas
9110 Kings Parade Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28273
Festival Start Date 08/09/2018
Categories
Animation
Carolina Regional
Challenge
Documentary
Experimental
Faith-Based
Film Feature
Film Short
Music Video
Sci-Fi
Shoot Your Short Screenplay Competition
Student
The Lahore International Children’s Film Festival is a project of The Little Art. It's an an annual event to showcase the best of local and international films made by, for or about children and young people. The Festival was started in 2008, and has completed its 9 seasons successfully and has reached to nearly 451,550 audiences.
Aiming at education as well as entertainment, the film festival is dedicated to promote the culture of film watching, media literacy and alternative learning among children and young people. Each year, the festival brings some of the best international films to Pakistan to promote, peace, creativity, social awareness, world cultures and the arts.
The Festival reaches to nearly 50,000 children and young people each year, from urban to rural areas. The festival defines “children and young people” as its primary beneficiaries, irrespective of their gender, social status, class, education or income level.
The festival has an inclusive approach to involve marginalized and less privileged children as its audience. We collaborate with NGOs and community organizations to show the world's best films to out-of-school and marginalized children across Pakistan.
2018 is the 10th season of the Festival and will take place in Lahore, Pakistan in October 2018.
Attention to all film talents: From 21 November 2017 until 31 January 2018, filmmakers will have the chance to apply for the LET’S CEE Short Film Competition 2018. Not only are two main prizes waiting to be won, moreover, ten finalists will receive an invitation to participate in the second edition of the LET’S CEE Talent Academy in Vienna!
Between 21 November 2017 and 31 January 2018, filmmakers up to the age of 35 from Central and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus region, Turkey and Austria will have the possibility to submit their short films to the Short Film Competition of the LET’S CEE Film Festival 2018.
However, filmmakers of all ages and from all over the world are welcome as well to send in thematically fitting contributions. Due to the festival’s geographical focus on CEE though, these short films will not be included in the main Short Film Competition, but will very well have the chance to win the Audience Award in the Short Film category and be screened at the festival in the section Short Films | Out of Competition. We furthermore cordially encourage international makers of virtual reality films, 3D productions and avant-garde pieces to apply as we will be offering these genres a stage at our festival as well.
The theme of the Short Film Competition 2018 is TOGETHER OR APART.
Great Britain voted for the Brexit last year and in doing so decided against a EU membership; most recently thousands of Catalan people went to the streets demanding independence from Spain; under the presidency of Donald Trump, the USA is seeking to withdraw from the Paris climate protection agreement and renegotiate various other commercial treaties – these are only three of many examples demonstrating the recent shift of the political mood in numerous countries. A growing migratory pressure, an increasing gap between the rich and poor, as well as justified and unsubstantiated fears – of the consequences of digitalisation, of the loss of jobs and stability and of social change – have discredited globalisation and encouraged a comeback of nationalist and isolationist tendencies, which seemed utterly unfathomable only a few years ago. Even on a national scale, societal cohesion appears to be threatened more and more. How does the growing division of society influence both the community and individuals? Will political agitation, hatred, egotism and greed for profit become the new normal? Well, the situation is critical, but not hopeless, neither on an international nor a national level. There are still representatives of the civil society who make no effort to surrender to the threatening eroding solidarity. Fortunately, there are numerous instances proving how people still advocate for the poor and disadvantaged with great optimism, dedication and empathy – people who rather pay attention to what we have in common instead of what keeps us apart.
The competition’s theme, TOGETHER OR APART, may be manifested in the submitted material in various manners and methods. Interpersonal aspects, such as family and relationship dramas, trials and tribulations, moments of success and happiness or the joint overcoming of challenges can be taken into account just as well as social, political, juridical and/or cultural matters. In other words: everything is possible, as long as it touches on the topic and is done well!
An advisory board chaired by the renowned Austrian-Iranian filmmakers Arash T. Riahi and Arman T. Riahi will choose the best contributions from the submissions for the LET’S CEE Short Film Competition. The short films, which will be screened out of competition, will be selected by the Bosnian-Dutch producer Denis Mujović and festival director Magdalena Żelasko.
After the presentation of the participating productions at the festival, an international jury will decide on the winner of the competing short films and, thus, who will be awarded the main prize – 1,500 Euro and a Urania statuette – at the Awards Ceremony in the Urania Cinema on 20 April 2018. The remaining short films presented during the festival will have, without exception, the chance to win the 1,500 Euro Audience Award in the category Short Film.
All filmmakers who will take part in the main Short Film Competition will additionally profit from their participation. At the expense of the festival, one of the involved filmmakers of each short film will be invited as an official guest*) to Vienna in order to present their work. Those persons will, furthermore, have the opportunity to join the second edition of the LET’S CEE Talent Academy.
15 remaining free seats for the Talent Academy will be filled by Out-of-Competition filmmakers. The most important items on the one-week Academy agenda include the attendance of LET’S CEE Master Classes and LET’S CEE Industry Days, the collaborative finalisation of a short film about Vienna, and the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to pitch a film idea to Raindance film festival director Elliot Grove (and win big!) at the Pitching Competition. Of course, all invited filmmakers will enjoy several Get-togethers, where they can get in touch with successful distributors, directors, producers, actors etc., exchange experiences and new ideas and thus strive to new projects and international collaborations. In order to enable as many filmmakers as possible to visit LET’S CEE and present their work to the festival audience, all participants of the section ‘Short Films | Out of Competition’ will receive free festival accreditations and discounts for the official hotel partner on request.
Doker entstand vor 9 Jahren, um wunderbare unabhängige Dokumentarfilme aus der ganzen Welt an das russische Publikum zu bringen und eine Diskussionsplattform für Autoren, Experten und Zuschauer zu bieten.
Die Prinzipien von DoKer sind:
- Wenn wir „Dokumentarfilm“ sagen, legen wir den Schwerpunkt auf „Film“.
- Es gibt unzählige Möglichkeiten, einen Dokumentarfilm zu machen, aber wir glauben, dass er dramatisch und interessant sein muss.
- Bild und Ton sind für Dokumente genauso wichtig wie für Spielfilme. Die Filmsprache ist universell und wir verwenden sie, um unsere Geschichten zu erzählen.
2009 geboren, um den künstlerischen Ausdruck, den Film und die kulturelle Identität der Region hervorzuheben und zu fördern. Förderung der Beständigkeit der Kulturen und Stärkung der Kulturpolitik der Stadt als Instrument zur Beteiligung von Bürgern und Gemeinschaften; damit Unterstützung der Entwicklung, Ausstellung und Verbreitung von Film und bildender Kunst in den Städten Guadalajara de Buga und Valle del Cauca; Vorschlag eines Dialogs zwischen den verschiedenen Ausdrucksformen der Kunst von heute und ihren Beteiligungsmechanismen vor allem in der jungen Bevölkerung. Dieses Festival möchte auf partizipative Weise Räume für Diskussionen und künstlerisches und audiovisuelles Schaffen schaffen.
Das Festival war die erste Veranstaltung dieser Art in diesem Bereich, die in Guadalajara de Buga und Valle del Cauca ausgestellt, geschult, Kapazitäten aufgebaut und kollektiv zum Thema Film und bildende Kunst organisiert hat.
Chulpicine begann seine Arbeit 2002 mit dem allerersten Itinerant Children & Youth Film Festival in Quito. Der herzliche Empfang, den das Projekt erhielt, ermöglichte es, das Festival in den Monaten Juli bis September zu einer jährlichen Veranstaltung zu machen, die auch Sektoren mit wenigen kulturellen Aktivitäten kostenlos eine lehrreiche und unterhaltsame Veranstaltung bietet.
Dank der positiven Resonanz wurde Chulpicine im Juni 2004 zu einer gemeinnützigen Kultur- und Bildungsstiftung. Nach mehr als 10 Jahren Erfahrung hat Chulpicine einen stabilen Vorschlag und eine stabile Arbeitsmethodik entwickelt, die sich auf nationaler Ebene verbreitet haben. Das Festival hat die Schaffung von Trainern, Kulturmanagern, die in verschiedenen Gemeinschaften arbeiten, und einer großen Gruppe von Followern gefördert.
Chulpicine hat eine Reihe von Aktivitäten und Workshops für Institutionen, Gemeinschaftsorganisationen oder Öffentlichkeitsarbeit konzipiert, um in verschiedenen Bereichen im Zusammenhang mit Kino, audiovisuellem Fernsehen, Kommunikation und Internet, die als soziale Interventionsinstrumente genutzt werden, aus- und weiterzubilden. Diese Aktivitäten und Workshops waren der Beginn der Bildung von Lerngemeinschaften, bei denen die Fähigkeiten junger Menschen genutzt wurden, sowie der Aufbau eines aktiven und engagierten Netzwerks von sozialen Vermittlern durch Film- und audiovisuelle Arbeit.
Die Stiftung führt die folgenden Programmlinien durch: Ausbildung, Intervention, Aneignung öffentlicher Räume, Verbreitung und Produktion. Diese Art der Arbeit ist eine Alternative zur Förderung von Gemeinschaftsnetzwerken zur Entwicklung von Kommunikationsfähigkeiten, Analyse und Reflexion bei den verschiedenen Akteuren der Gemeinschaft und damit zur Stärkung ihrer organisatorischen Fähigkeiten und ihrer Fähigkeiten zur Selbstentwicklung.
Die Stiftung verfügt über ein multidisziplinäres Team, das derzeit an den Projekten arbeitet. Diese Personen sind für verschiedene Bereiche verantwortlich: Es gibt einen Psychologen, einen Produzenten, einen Programmierer, einen Kommunikator und einen Buchhalter.
Darüber hinaus werden jedes Jahr etwa 12 Personen eingestellt, um bei der Durchführung von Aktivitäten zu helfen. Diese Gruppe besteht aus Personen, die in der Vergangenheit am Festival gearbeitet haben, und einigen neuen jungen Leuten, die der Gruppe beitreten möchten. Außerdem werden wir jedes Jahr von Freiwilligen verschiedener Organisationen unterstützt.
Welcome to the brand new, cutting edge NextFrame International Student Film Festival! Temple University’s NextFrame, a student run, online film competition, celebrates the work of students from many versatile backgrounds. Dedicated to the artistic vision of young filmmakers everywhere and the use of emerging technology, NextFrame provides an easy to access festival platform for the work of all undergraduate and graduate filmmakers.
For the past 20 years, NextFrame has been internationally recognized as one of the world’s premiere touring festivals for showcasing student work. NextFrame celebrates the 20th anniversary, and to adapt to changing modes of distribution, the project has grown from a touring festival to an exciting and innovative online film competition. NextFrame curates student work into a professional streaming platform.
NextFrame Student Film Festival accepts cinematography projects, thesis projects, and all other student work made by undergraduate and graduate filmmakers who have held a significant production role (Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Cinematographer) on their project.
A jury of filmmakers, scholars, film/video academics and industry professionals select NextFrame’s Award Winners, who receive product grants and cash prizes from our corporate sponsors. Our sponsors have included Adobe, Final Draft, and American Society of Cinematographers, to name a few.
Submissions coming from within the U.S. must be accompanied by a $10 submission fee. Domestic films that do not have a corresponding paid fee will not be reviewed. Please follow the link below to submit:
https://apps.vendini.com/ticket-software.html?t=tix&e=ea3e590e2f22c2e8cf2ad20edc91e314&vqitq=ed908f9d-d14a-4c46-a429-156a26aedf60&vqitp=cf19e739-9e93-4fb2-994c-fe94a69f4b31&vqitts=1444146371&vqitc=vendini&vqite=itlwww&vqitrt=Safetynet&vqith=9eadd37873ab0a79b11ebca8b57a46ad
Das Internationale Filmfestival für Kinder und Jugendliche OJO DE PESCADO ist eine jährliche Veranstaltung in Chile, bei der die neuesten und exklusivsten Film- und Fernsehinhalte aus der ganzen Welt für Kinder und Jugendliche gesammelt werden.
Das Festival wird von der OJO DE PESCADO CULTURAL CORPORATION organisiert, einer Erkundungs- und Aktionsplattform, die durch die Ausstellung von Filmen und die Förderung des audiovisuellen Schaffens dazu beitragen soll, das Recht von Kindern und Jugendlichen auf umfassende Bildung, Kommunikation und Meinungsäußerung zu gewährleisten.
Die 11. Ausgabe des Ojo de Pescado Film Festivals findet zwischen dem 5. und 15. November 2024 online auf dem gesamten chilenischen Gebiet und nur persönlich in der Region Valparaíso (sofern die gesundheitliche Situation dies zulässt) statt.
Die Wettbewerbskategorien sind:
- Kurzfilme für Kinder.
- Fernseh- oder Webserien für Kinder.
- Spielfilme für Kinder und Jugendliche.
- „Junge Filmemacher“ (Kurzfilme von Kindern oder Jugendlichen).
Clifton Film Fest is an award winning indoor and outdoor film festival located in Northern Virginia. We showcase original films made by the surrounding community at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton, VA. There is day showings in the Workhouse Arts Center's theater in building 3 at 4pm and an evening showcase on the quad at dark. The Clifton Film Fest is for original films made by creative people. Festival Date: July 19th, 2014!
The festival’s themes are the environment, ecology and sustainable development in a comprehensive sense. The festival accepts films that question the global place and impact of Man in and on his environment: biodiversity, environmental and human stakes, climate change, natural resources, science and research, evolution of borders, alternative energies, indigenous communities and issues, environmental health, urbanism, mobility, environmental activism, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and so forth.
MADTerrorFest was created with the purpose of covering the vacuum that exists in Madrid regarding the genres of fantasy films and terror concerns.
There is lot of talent already discovered and above all to be discovered. So we have proposed to dig up all that potential and make it available for the lovers of this type of film, which we tell us of course.
We want to do a festival of short films that gradually give rise to the International Film Festival of horror and fantastic of Madrid, and become a reference within the national and international scene.
And of course we want you enjoy it as much as we do to prepare it.
Or better yet, that you may suffer uncompromising hitting boats like maniacs in your seat; We know that you love.
The Birdies Film Festival is an international festival in London with the aim of empowering young and amateur filmmakers (16-26) from all around the world to build on their skill sets and confidence in their creations.
The festival itself runs in July, with 5 awards to be won! We accept submissions of short films (Max. 15min) in the following categories:
ANIMATION
• ALTERNATIVE/EXPERIMENTAL
• FICTION (DRAMA/COMEDY)
• DOCUMENTARY
• LONDON (SET AND SHOT IN LONDON)
PLUS this year we also have THE SCHOOL PRODUCTION AWARD, which is a special one, to be given to a film realised by under 18 years old students of Surrey and London schools!
Preferably movies will have relationship with life in urban and rural media and/or their relationship or difference.
Western Maryland's premiere film festival is held each year in late September in Allegany County, Maryland.
The first Queen City Film Festival, the Queen City Independent Filmmakers Contest, was held in April 2012.
The second Queen City Film Festival was held September 26-29, 2013 at the New Embassy Theatre in Cumberland, MD.
The third Queen City Film Festival (QCFF) was held October 2-5, 2014 at The Allegany Museum in Cumberland, MD.
The fourth Queen City Film Festival (QCFF) will be held October 1-4, 2015, at the Cumberland Ramada in Cumberland, MD.
We are the nation's largest celebration of animation and digital art. A festival known for its inspiring program of workshops, conferences, lectures, film screenings and art exhibits offered at no cost. We are recognized for our impressive Competition of International Animated Short Films and for the newly released Living Market, a space to foster a culture of business creativity within an industry that lives off new ideas. We are a unique and amazing experience that every year brings together some of the most influential artists and thousands of minds hungry for knowledge, art, creativity and innovation.
PLEASE FOLLOW THE RULES WE DO NOT ACCEPTING MOVIES IN ENGLISH VERSION... THIS FESTIVAL IS ONLY FOR LATIN AMERICA, IBERO AMERICA AND PUERTO RICO.... DO NOT IGNORE THIS IF YOU DO YOUR MOVIE IS GOING TO BE DESCUALIFICATE AUTOMATICALLY
