International AI Short Film Festival (1)



Deadlines

10 Jul 2026
Call for entries

25 Aug 2026
Early deadline

10 Oct 2026
Standard deadline

31 Oct 2026
Late deadline

10 Nov 2026
Final deadline

10 Jan 2027
Notification date

08 Dec 2026
15 Dec 2026

Address

, , , India


Festival description
Short film festival


Festival requirements
 Film festival
 Fiction
 Documentary
 Animation
 Fantastic
 Terror
 Experimental
 Music Video
 Other
 Any Genre
 Any Theme
 Has submission fees
 International Festival
 Online Festival
 Production date: Any
 Production countries: Any
 Shooting countries: Any
 Director nationalities: Any
 Debut Films 
 School projects 
 Short Films 
 AI Tools 
 Any language
 Any language
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English


Festival start: 08 December 2026      Festival end: 15 December 2026

A curated global showcase for decentralized cinema and human-AI collaborative narrative. The International AI Short Film Festival (IASFF) exposes the technical protocols behind generative creation, celebrating works where human intent shapes the digital canvas. Screening biannually on YouTube, IASFF bridges the gap between raw technological innovation and deep cinematic storytelling.

BEST OF THE FEST (Protocol Master): Awarded to the short film that demonstrates absolute narrative depth and cohesive cinematic structure.

MOST INNOVATIVE PROMPT (Workflow Award): Celebrating pioneering prompt engineering and seamless technical integration of generative assets.

AUDIENCE CHOICE (Network Consensus): Determined by community engagement and voting metrics during our live YouTube broadcast week.

I. ETHICAL TRANSPARENCY MANDATE

All submissions must provide a mandatory "Statement of AI Labor." This can be inputted via the Festhome submission notes or uploaded as a document. You must disclose:

Tool Manifest: A complete list of software/models used (e.g., Runway, Midjourney, Sora).

Workflow Breakdown: An estimated percentage breakdown of human curation vs. AI generation.


II. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY & EXHIBITION RIGHTS
Submitting creators must hold full copyrights to their prompts, outputs, and any underlying media.

By submitting and paying the entry fee, you grant IASFF the non-exclusive right to stream your film on YouTube during the official festival week.

Any music or assets used must be fully cleared to avoid platform copyright strikes.



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