Submissions deadline
30 Aug 25
6.3$
Narrative films 75 minutes or longer
18 Feb 2025
Call for entries
10 May 2025
Early deadline
25 Jul 2025
Standard deadline
16 Aug 2025
Late deadline
30 Aug 2025
Extended deadline
6
mths
12 Sep 2025
Notification date
13 Nov 2025
16 Nov 2025
Festival start: 13 November 2025 Festival end: 16 November 2025
The Peachtree Village International Film Festival (PVIFF) represents two decades of dedication to the film and entertainment community. Established in 2005 as the Sweet Auburn International Film Festival, PVIFF has grown into a global platform, attracting over 3,500+ attendees from around the world each year. PVIFF has a legacy that offers an even broader array of programming and opportunities for filmmakers, artists, and industry professionals.
Screening Fee Shorts: 40$
Screening Fee Features: 50$
Distribution opportunities, marketing and packaging support, cash prizes, surprise sponsor awards and more.
Screenwriter winners will also have an opportunity to win an awesome prize package from Ink Tip to include:
Winners will receive a 3-month InkTip Pro Membership. As an InkTip Pro Member, thousands of filmmakers can find and read your scripts, and you'll be able to pitch directly to production companies every week. With over 3,000 options and 400 movies made, InkTip is the place for independent film.
Screenwriter competition winners will also have their work reviewed by a group of selected film and television producers seeking projects to finance and produce. Previous winners have gone on to be financed, produced and distributed by various entities some include SONY, AMC Theatres, Amazon, TUBI, BET Plus, Global Genesis Group and many more.
PVIFF SHORT FILM/SHORT DOCS COMPETITION SPONSORED BY JARO:
PVIFF is again partnering with JARO, an exciting multi-media digital platform, to launch our fifth annual short film competition. This year we are also including documentary shorts. Our partnership with JARO will provide filmmakers an opportunity to promote their works and have their films watched and voted on via an online audience. The top short films/docs will be chosen by an industry-select jury with representation from JARO, African American Film Critics Association (AAFCA) and PVIFF. The winners will receive a guaranteed slot at PVIFF. The top 3 winners of the Short Film/Short Docs Competition will receive special awards and cash prizes. Top rated films/docs that are selected will be automatically eligible to participate in JARO’s filmmaker marketing, promotion and monetization programs for time they are selected as finalists for the competition for a minimum of 90 days post festival.
Filmmakers must agree to let their films be shown at the discretion of the festival. This means that the filmmaker may not receive the opportunity for his/her film to be showcased. Top short films/short docs selected by our jury (including PVIFF, AAFCA and JARO participants),unless otherwise specified, will be shown on www.watchjaro.com and rated by JARO’s online audience as a part of PVIFF's review process for final film selections. All JARO Short film/Short Doc winners must agree to let their films be shown on the JARO platform for three months following the award announcement to accommodate post event promotional opportunities.
All information regarding film showcases will be shared with the winners and prizes will be given to the winners that enter their correct contact information. We will attempt to contact the winning filmmaker twice following the festival regarding their award. If we do not receive a response from the filmmaker within 10 business days the award will be withheld.
Submissions deadline
30 Aug 25
Narrative films 75 minutes or longer
Submissions deadline
30 Aug 25
Short films should be 60 seconds to 45 minutes
Submissions deadline
30 Aug 25
Films should be 10-120 minutes in length.
Submissions deadline
30 Aug 25
Videos should be 3 minutes to 10 minutes in length.
Submissions deadline
30 Aug 25
Submissions deadline
30 Aug 25
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