New York AI Film Festival (1)



Deadlines

20 Sep 2024
Call for entries

03 Oct 2024
Early deadline

22 Dec 2024
Standard deadline

25 Jan 2025
Late deadline

13 Feb 2025
Extended deadline

22 Feb 2025
Notification date

15 Apr 2025
15 Apr 2025

Address

Hypothius Picturehouse,  10914, Blooming Grove, New York, United States


Festival description
Artificial Intelligence
Short film festival >1' 3'<


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  >1' 3'<
 Any language
 Any language
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This festival is not currently open for submissions.

Festival start: 15 April 2025      Festival end: 15 April 2025

The New York AI Film Festival is a groundbreaking event celebrating the intersection of artificial intelligence and filmmaking. This innovative festival showcases a diverse array of films created, enhanced, or inspired by AI technologies, highlighting the potential of machine learning and generative models in storytelling, visual effects, and cinematic experiences. From AI-assisted virtual productions to autonomous animation and immersive virtual environments, the festival provides a platform for visionary filmmakers and technologists to explore how AI is reshaping the future of the film industry. Through screenings, panel discussions, and workshops, the New York AI Film Festival fosters collaboration between artists, AI researchers, and audiences, pushing the boundaries of creativity and expanding the definition of what’s possible in modern cinema.

On the day of the festival, attendees can look forward to an engaging lineup of activities designed to enhance their cinematic experience. The festival kicks off with an opening keynote that sets the stage for the day's theme. Following the keynote, a curated selection of short films will be screened, showcasing the talent and creativity of filmmakers from around the globe. After each screening block, filmmakers will participate in live Q&A sessions, allowing audiences to dive deeper into the creative process and the stories behind their films. Throughout the day, interactive workshops and discussions will be held, focusing on topics like AI in filmmaking and storytelling techniques, fostering a collaborative atmosphere for filmmakers and viewers alike. The festival concludes with an awards ceremony, celebrating inspiring works and their creators.

This is an online festival, with the possibility for an in-person venue.

Inspiring Storytelling Award – Recognizing a film that moves audiences with a powerful narrative centered around love, compassion, or bravery.

Compassionate Cinematic Vision – Celebrating innovative cinematography and visual techniques that reflect themes of respect, generosity, and community appreciation.

Creative Heart in Scriptwriting – Honoring a film that uses compelling, original storytelling to explore the depths of human kindness and understanding.

Visual Expression of Compassion Award – Acknowledging films that demonstrate extraordinary visual artistry in portraying acts of generosity, bravery, or empathy.

Collaborative Spirit Award – Highlighting exceptional collaboration between human actors and AI in creating performances that embody love, respect, or appreciation for others.

Cinematic Bravery Recognition – Recognizing a film that courageously challenges conventional storytelling to reflect the potential for change through acts of bravery or selflessness.

Harmonious Soundscapes Award – Celebrating films that use sound and music creatively to evoke emotions of love, community, and the human connection.

Immersive Compassion Experience – Honoring a project that engages viewers in an immersive or interactive way, promoting empathy, respect, and the appreciation of one's neighbor.

Humanity-Focused Storytelling Recognition – Recognizing a film that thoughtfully explores ethical questions, while uplifting messages of compassion, generosity, and love.

Thoughtful Editing Excellence – Celebrating films that use creative editing techniques to weave together stories that inspire others to be kind, brave, and generous.

Theme Adherence: All submissions must explore at least one of the core themes of love, compassion, generosity, respect, bravery, or appreciating your neighbor. Films that fail to address these themes may not be considered for screening.

Film Duration: Submissions must have a runtime between 1 and 3 minutes. Films exceeding or falling short of this duration will not be accepted.

Originality: All films must be original works. Plagiarism or unauthorized use of existing media, music, or footage will result in disqualification.

Inspirational Focus: The primary goal of each film should be to inspire the audience. Judges will prioritize films that evoke positive emotions and promote messages of kindness, unity, or courage.

AI Integration: Films can use AI creatively in any aspect of production—whether through scriptwriting, animation, editing, or special effects—but this is not mandatory.

Language and Subtitles: If the film contains dialogue in a language other than English, it must include English subtitles.

Submission Format: Films must be submitted in MP4 format with a minimum resolution of 1080p.

Family-Friendly Content: All submissions should be appropriate for general audiences. Explicit language, violence, or inappropriate material will not be accepted.

Copyright Compliance: Any music, sound effects, or visual elements used must either be original, royalty-free, or properly licensed. By submitting this, you are claiming that all of your work is properly licensed. This is not the festival's responsibility.

One Submission Per Filmmaker: Each filmmaker is allowed to submit only one film for consideration.

Entry Fee: There will be a nominal submission fee (if applicable) to cover administrative costs.

Submission Deadline: All films must be submitted by the specified deadline. Late submissions will not be considered.

Prior Releases: Films that have already been publicly released, including online platforms, are still eligible for submission. Released, original content is allowed.

Title and Credits: Each film should include a clear title at the beginning and a brief set of credits at the end, not exceeding 10 seconds total.


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