El Festival Internacional de Cine DEA OPEN AIR es un producto del estudio MultiMedia «Nositi».
El festival tendrá lugar en la ciudad capital de Tirana.
POR QUÉ ESTE PREMIO?
PREMIO NACIONAL DE CORTOMETRAJES “JAIME OSORIO GÓMEZ”
La Comunidad de Viterbo Caldas, no ha sido lo suficientemente justa, o no se había tomado en serio la importancia que tiene para un municipio que uno de sus hijos tenga tanta repercusión en un oficio, o arte, y más aún en los niveles que lo logró hacer el señor JAIME OSORIO GÓMEZ, quien había nacido en Viterbo, Caldas, el 7 de marzo de 1947 y estudió derecho en la Universidad Autónoma de Colombia. En los años setenta empezó a realizar comerciales y a hacer documentales de corte político, tales como Chile no se rinde, carajo. Fue profesor en la Universidad Nacional de Colombia y de la Escuela de Cine y Televisión de San Antonio de los Baños en Cuba, además de representar a los productores colombianos en la Junta Directiva de Proimágenes en Movimiento. Dirigió los mediometrajes Derechos Reservados, Ceremonia del Benkuna y De vida o muerte, donde ya se insinuaban claramente los personajes de Confesión a Laura. En los años ochenta fue el productor de Nieve tropical, Los Embera y Mi Macondo y fue asistente de dirección y producción de dos películas de Lisandro Duque: Visa USA y Milagro en Roma.
En 1990 participó en el laboratorio de guiones del Sundance Institute dirigido por Robert Redford con el proyecto Confesión a Laura, que un año más tarde se convirtió en su ópera prima. En 1991 fue productor general de Nazca, serie para televisión Española, rodada en 21 países de Latinoamérica, además de hacer la dirección de producción del filme L`Enfant du Bont du Monde para la televisión francesa. Pero faltarían más cosas: fue el coproductor de La Virgen de los Sicarios, de Barbet Schroeder; Productor y actor de María llena eres de gracia de Joshua Marston y produjo también La Sombra del caminante de Ciro Guerra. Al momento de su muerte se encontraba colaborando en múltiple proyectos fílmicos en diversas etapas de producción, tales como Satanás, dirigido por Andi Baiz; Juego de niños, dirigido por Carlos César Arbeláez; El taxidermista, dirigido por Luis Alberto Restrepo; el proyecto Los colores de la montaña, también de Carlos César Arbeláez, y el largometraje La hora de los leones, escrito por él mismo y Jaime Escallón Buraglia. “Los que tuvimos el gusto de estrechar su mano, comprendemos el tamaño de la enorme pérdida que tuvo el cine colombiano con su partida” una de las personas que más ha contribuido a que nuestro cine llegue a las altas esferas; por todo lo anterior nos pusimos en la tarea de crear el “PREMIO NACIONAL DE CORTOMETRAJES JAIME OSORIO GÓMEZ”. En homenaje póstumo y merecido al mencionado en cuestión.
The APICA, an association for the promotion of images, creation, and the arts, based in French Polynesia organizes from March 6h to 12th, 2017 the third edition of the International Festival of Short Fiction Films from the Islands of the World: Courts des îles, in Papeete, Tahiti (French Polynesia).
The perspective of island directors at the heart of the “Courts des îles” Festival
The APICA wishes to highlight island sensitivities from all over the world through their audiovisual and cinematic creations, by gathering them around a unique event: The International Festival of Short Fiction Films from the Islands of the World, Courts des îles.
From Java to Madagascar, from Iceland to New Zealand, from the Bahamas to Guadeloupe, from Hawaii to Tasmania… Courts des îles hopes to be an open window on island cultures, singular of pluralistic, a link between these young creators, directors from the islands of the world who tell us their stories.
Celebrating the islands of the world through a specific form of expression: short fiction films
A veritable journey around the world of island creativity: from Europe to Asia, from America to Oceania, and through Africa, Courts des îles is also a place of exchange and sharing for festival attendees, who will be able to contrast their experiences, their points of mutual interest, and their differences during workshops, round tables, and conferences organized around the themes of screenwriting, directing, and producing short fiction films.
Beyond the screening of short fiction films from the islands of the world, the Courts des îles Festival will give pride of place to a different island every year through the best short films that are produced there.
The Festival is open to the participation of:
Short Films
Documentaries
Panorama Campania
El Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Paracho (FICIP) surge en el año 2012 como un evento de convivencia para la proyección y premiación de trabajos audiovisuales, en los que hayan empleado una narrativa cinematográfica a pesar de contar con un muy bajo presupuesto. El Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de Paracho es un espacio para los realizadores independientes y productores en donde puedan mostrar su trabajo y conocer el de los demás.
El Fabriano Film Fest vuelve también en este 2022, ahora en su décima edición.
El festival se celebrará del 16 al 19 de junio en la hermosa ciudad de Fabriano.
Siempre hay muchas actividades que van de la mano con las proyecciones de cortometrajes, así que también para esta edición te prometemos
«Emociones grandes, en pequeñas dosis»...
SITGES - Festival Internacional de Cinema Fantàstic de Catalunya es un festival especializado de género fantástico y competitivo de acuerdo con el reglamento establecido por la FIAPF (Federación Internacional de Asociaciones de Productores Cinematográficos). El Festival también ha sido declarado “Festival Cualificado” por la Academia de las Artes y las Ciencias Cinematográficas® de los Estados Unidos. Esto significa que aquellos cortos ganadores de los premios “Mejor Cortometraje” de la sección Oficial Fantàstic y “Mejor Cortometraje” de la sección Anima’t entrarán automáticamente a ser considerados por el comité de selección de los Oscars® de Hollywood.
Open to any filmmaker from around the world DocuTIFF showcases the very best in documentary cinema from around the world, special programs & screenings, workshops & master classes, retrospectives, homage & tributes, international guests together with Gala Awards and other special events.
DocuTIFF invites all documentaries from established and debut filmmakers alike to submit their films in those categories:
International Competition
In Albanian Competition
Regional Competition
Regional Competition Program is intended for the films produced or co-produced in the following countries: Austria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia.
El Festival de Cine de Animación en Diversidad Sexual DiversAnima se llevará a cabo del 18 al 25 de Agosto del 2015 en la Cineteca Nacional de Chile. En el certamen podrán participar animadores de Chile y el mundo, mayores de 18 años, en modalidad de competencia nacional e internacional.
The Creative Arts Film Festival is an annual international film festival that is designed to showcase and promote short films and filmmakers. CAFF runs throughout the entire month of December and we offer worldwide exposure, free promotional listings, international audiences, and the prestigious "Perfect Spirit Film Awards". And, yes, we do accept Music Videos in any of the genres.
CAFF knows the value of a good film, and we do our best to let every creative artist know that it is all about them and their project.
“CAFF believes that it is through an army of fans that the creative artist can build a solid career in entertainment.”
~ Connie Spielberg, Filmmaker/Creative Arts Film Festival
CAFF considers short length films that are a MAXIMUM of 60 minutes (including credits), and we offer filmmakers premiere exposure to entertainment industry professionals and fans worldwide via our website. We are completely driven by love of the craft and our festival is committed to the filmmakers who bring great short films to the world.
Founded by filmmakers and creative artists, CAFF is like no other film festival, because it is designed to promote YOU, the filmmaker. Our innovations are all designed to further YOUR career. Such as: The Perfect Spirit Film Awards – to bring recognition and credibility to your work; Submitted Films Listings – Our massive additional promotional vehicle for our creative artists JUST FOR SUBMITTING A PROJECT. These are all unique marketing ideas that no other film festival in the world had ever offered before CAFF. We are proud to offer them to our filmmakers.
CAFF offers these initiatives because it brings more attention to YOU, the creative artist. They were pioneered to better serve the filmmaker. And, mixed with our marketing efforts, CAFF does all it can do to get you and your project in front of every single person around the world.
Thank You and Good Luck from Creative Arts Film Festival.
El Festival Internacional de Cine de Hermosillo nace en 2012 fundado por un grupo de jóvenes emprendedores con pasión por el cine y con el deseo de reconocer a aquellos que comparten y viven esta pasión a través de sus filmes, gracias al esfuerzo de una asociación sin fines de lucro y con el objetivo de reconocer el esfuerzo y talento de los cineastas alrededor del mundo, brindando al estado y a la sociedad una fuente de cultura y turismo que impulsa el desarrollo del talento y el amor por el cine.
“Il Circo dell’Arte” Cultural Association, based in Venosa (PZ), Italy in Piazza Q. Orazio Flacco n. 24, in collaboration with Artistica Management (www.artisticamanagement.com), announces the 2nd edition of the short film Contest Five Continents Film Festival, as part of the 12th edition of the Five Continents Festival (www.cinquecontinentifestival.com).
The Five Continents Festival is, in its nature, a place for diverse cultures and people to meet, where comparison is stimulated, diversity is praised, dialogue is preferred, awareness is promoted, multiculturalism is celebrated. Through short films, the Five Continents Film Festival offers to share with the public traditions and customs of people from all over the world and their cultural expressions.
The Five Continents Film Festival will consist of multiple film screenings and will take place at different times and locations from July to September 2016. It will conclude with a final event, at a date to be determined in the fall of 2016, in which the winner of the festival will be announced. The calendar and times of screenings will be published on our website and on the Five Continents Festival program.
Our 2015 festival was a huge successes with 253 animations entered from over 57 countries.We screened 55 out of the 253 over 3 days at Wooster, Ohio. Our next festival will be held April 4 ~ 7, 2016 at Wooster, Ohio, USA. We look forward to continuing to bring the best animations, and their filmmakers, in the world to Blue Sky Animation Festival. Please join us!
Due to some unavoidable circumstances our 1st International Wildlife Animal & Environment Film festival of Odisha 2016 postponed to 14th November 2016 so the date of opening and closing of film submission will be as per notice given.
The 1st International Wildlife Animal & Environment Film festival of Odisha & 3rd International Children Film Festival 2016 will be staged on 14th November 2016 at Balangir. On the day films of various languages will be shown. On the day of the programme a seminar & Photography will be conducted. At many children or general public will be invited to the programme. A souvenir will be published containing messages of eminent personalities and articles.
Objectives:
• To provide a platform to children for watching good films and interact with each other
• To conduct seminars and symposium on cinema
• To encourage production of quality film
• To conduct various competition among children
• To invite eminent personalities on cinema and other arts
• To host the festival on various places every year
• To conduct any other activities for development of cinema and other arts.
MISSION & OBJECTIVE
The Hell's Half Mile Film & Music Festival (HHM) is the perfect mix of independent film and live indie music. Still under the radar, but we’re starting to make an impact with our guests.
"I don't remember much of my two years going to Hell's Half Mile. That's how much fun I had." – Rider Strong, “Cabin Fever” and two time guest.
Our taste is eclectic, everything from quirky comedies to hard hitting documentaries to emotional drama. Our goal is to find "the little film that could" -- a bunch of them actually -- and bring the filmmakers together to take over Bay City, MI. Our primary concern is community, and the filmmakers who attend our long weekend walk away with lifelong friends and future collaborators.
"I’ve been to SXSW several times, San Francisco, a bunch of smaller festivals all over the U.S. It [Hell’s Half Mile] feels like the real deal. It’s people who genuinely love film, love the independent film community. The quality and lineup is incredible” – Ashley Spillers "Arlo and Julie"
Over the last ten years over 100 directors, producers, screenwriters and actors have joined our growing audience. We provide travel and accommodations to a select number of filmmakers, plus all-access passes and catered receptions. All of our venues are within a few block radius and hotels are within walking distance, making it super easy to get around. Visit hhmfest.com for links to the venues and video recaps of previous festivals. We schedule events to help you with other filmmakers, musicians, movie fans, and our supportive local community. Our goal is to provide you with a professional, casual and fun experience during your stay with us, including unique outings that give you a taste of the local flavor. It’s the least we can do in return for providing our festival-goers with great independent cinema.
Once your festival experience ends, Hell’s Half Mile looks to the future. HHM alumni receive fee waivers for future projects and all-access passes for subsequent year’s festivals, whether you have a film in our program or not. We continue to support alumni projects through social media and newsletters celebrating victories and other milestones through our growing network of filmmakers and film lovers.
“Hell's Half Mile gives me warm feelings in my heart. The warm feeling in my pants is possibly unrelated. It’s worth every minute and it's the kind of festival that you make movies for.” – Kenny Stevenson, writer and actor, "Love, Sex and Missed Connections".
Guests are not left alone to fend for themselves amidst our rabid audiences and interested community members. Programmers and organizers are ever present and ready with introductions, recommendations and the occasional swift exit from oversharers. Bay City nights are filled with raw rock and roll sounds giving us the moniker of “little Detroit”, especially into the wee hours at super-secret-after-parties. Daytime in Bay City is cool Fall days with sunny riverside strolls or bike rides past historic lumber baron mansions. Or, there are always plenty of great films to watch. Its up to you!
Filmmakers are also encouraged to participate in panel discussions, receptions and other events. We continue to foster student and local filmmaking, which provides opportunities for guest filmmakers to present a workshop or lecture focused on a specific topic or specialty. Other guests are invited to screen our student and local short films and give constructive feedback to the filmmakers. This type of mentoring helps to strengthen local filmmaking and continue our relationships with area universities.
Hell’s Half Mile, ranked 27th in Moviemaker Magazine’s Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals of 2016. Just a prediction.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
After ten years, Hell’s Half Mile organizers continue to strive to be an innovative festival for genuinely independent films and original music. This festival is about connecting the filmmaker and the festival-goer. Period. Well, and parties too.
In addition to relentless promotion of films, Hell’s Half Mile recognizes and rewards films with jury, programmer and audience awards, some with prizes. Prizes include a cash prize of $1000 for the Grand Jury Award, as well as other valued prizes. Grand Jury Winners include the controversial “Lamb” (2015), the Icelandic “Metalhead” (2014), and the acclaimed documentary "Remote Area Medical" (2013). Past jurors include Damien Chazelle (Whiplash), Adam Busch (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Adam Schartoff (Filmwax Radio), Jasmine McGlade (Maria My Love), Joey Kern (“Super Troopers”), Geoff Marslett (Loves Her Gun), WAW Parker (Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench), Rider Strong (Cabin Fever), Leslie Raymond (Ann Arbor Film Festival), Mark Covino (A Band Called Death), Michael Dunaway (Paste Magazine), Joel Potrykus (Buzzard) and Jeff Meyers (Metro Times).
Each year we screen great narrative films, like the Midwest Premiere of Terry McMahon’s “Patrick’s Day” jury award winner for Best Feature at the 2014 Woodstock Film Festival, and winner of the Hell’s Half Mile jury award for Best Screenplay. Quirky comedies like James Westby’s “Rid of Me” and Neil LaBute’s “Dirty Weekend” have been big hits with HHM audiences. Co-director Mark Covino attended with the international hit "A Band Called Death" which won the HHM "Fest Best" award. Rider Strong has been a guest at HHM with four amazing films over two years, including “The Dungeon Master,” written and directed with his brother Shiloh and winner of the 2011 Tribeca Film Festival Best (Online) Short Film. Visit hhmfest.com for complete lists of all films presented.
Some of the great music we’ve had over the years connects our film and music events. Matt Pond PA joined us at HHM in 2010. This same year, screening at the festival was “Lebanon PA,” with original score by Matt Pond and Chris Hansen of Matt Pond PA. Another great band that performed at HHM in 2011 was The One AM Radio, led by Hrishikesh Hirway who also did the original music for the 2012 feature film “Save the Date.” Visit hhmfest.com for lists and links of previous music performers.
HHM, a partnership with the Bay Arts Council, utilizes a unique mix of venues including Bay City’s historic Mayan themed State Theatre, the Delta College Planetarium, and a turn-of-the-century red sandstone former Masonic Temple, saved from demolition by the Bay Arts Council. Likewise, the Hell’s Half Mile programmers are looking for the right mix of creative and challenging works, including those from underserved segments of the film community, to bring to our seriously appreciative audiences. We hope you’ll consider us.
What's with the name?
In the late 1800's, a stretch of Bay City's riverfront was lined with raucous saloons and two-bit hotels where turn-of-the-century loggers and shipmen would go to blow off steam and take in more than a little local color. This strip was known to locals as Hell's Half Mile. "'Hell's Half Mile' was the strip of waterfront where lumberjacks used to go boozing and whoring. Now, a bunch of us from Hollywood go there for a film festival. Not much has changed." – Rider Strong
Time has passed, but the same rough-and-tumble spirit of the day is reborn in the Hell's Half Mile Film & Music Festival. Today, the city boasts a beautiful downtown riverfront with boutiques, restaurants, theatres, pubs, hotel accommodations and other points of interest....a state of the art planetarium, art galleries, a thriving business community, and an active shipping lane for Great Lakes freighters...Downtown Bay City is alive with activity.
EL FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CORTOMETRAJES DE MACAO («FESTIVAL») es un festival audiovisual mundial anual que tiene como objetivo motivar a las producciones de cortometrajes y vídeos musicales extranjeros y de Macao a competir en este FESTIVAL.
El Festival consta de dos competiciones distintas:
- Concurso internacional de cortometrajes SHORTS
- Concurso internacional de videoclips VOLUME
«SHORTS» premia los mejores cortometrajes en las tres categorías de ficción, documental y animación. Y «VOLUME» premia al mejor vídeo musical ganador que incorpore música original de Macao. En el sitio web del Festival hay disponible una lista de las canciones originales de Macao, que se pueden descargar a propósito para VOLUME.
La inscripción de SHORTS estará abierta del 16 de marzo al 31 de mayo de 2025 y VOLUME estará abierta del 16 de marzo al 20 de julio de 2025.
El festival se conocía anteriormente como «Sound & Image Challenge» y se lanzó por primera vez en 2010 y se centró únicamente en una competencia audiovisual para talentos locales. Esta iniciativa fue cofundada con profesionales del cine, la música, el sonido y la imagen, con dos prioridades: promover las industrias creativas en el sector audiovisual y destacar los talentos locales en la producción de diseño de sonido e imágenes en movimiento. Con el paso de los años, se expandió por los 5 continentes, creció y ganó reconocimiento y, finalmente, se convirtió en un festival de cortometrajes en 2015.
El Festival se celebrará del 2 al 10 de diciembre de 2025. Durante la semana del Festival se programarán una serie de programas culturales en salas de todo Macao, como la proyección pública de la selección oficial de «SHORTS» y la selección oficial de vídeos musicales de «VOLUME», clases magistrales sobre producción y desarrollo cinematográfico, comisariado y organización del Festival Internacional de Cine, la votación del público por la opción «Elección del público» y la ceremonia de entrega de premios.
Cortos y música al aire libre. Esto es Korterraza, un festival de cortometrajes que celebrará su 16ª edición del 25 al 28 de Junio de 2025 en Vitoria-Gasteiz, y a lo largo del verano, la 11ª edición de Korterraza Araba.
