Film Festivals
Arizona Film Fest: brought to you by AZMAC (Arizona
Media Arts Center) and a host of sponsors
Arlene's Grocery Picture Show: submit your film to the
largest independent film festival in New York. Films are any length,
any genre, from anywhere. Over 500 films at over 10 Lower East Side
venues
Art Film Festival:
feature and documentary films on art and artists, dedicated to films
which advance possible development of audio-visual art in the next
century
Durango Film Festival: takes place in the historic
Rocky Mountain town of Durango, Colorado, March 10-18, 2001. The juried
festival will offer independent feature films, documentaries, animated
films, shorts, and new media works. In addition, the festival will
present educational salons and panel discussions, and host a variety of
parties and receptions
Empire State Film Festival: bringing the worldwide art
of independent film and video to enthusiastic audiences throughout New
York state
The Festival of
Fantastic Films: a weekend of science fiction, fantasy and horror
movie guest interviews, discussions, panels, special events,
presentations, auctions and much more
FilmFestivals.com: their
mission is to be the premiere online entertainment destination
dedicated to showcasting film festivals around the world and fostering
new film and filmmaking talent
Film Festivals Pro: a very-well designed site with
excellent information for film makers, including film festival
descriptions and dates, promotion tips and much more. Includes amateur
and professional movie contests -- an excellent showcase for
film-makers at all levels
Film, Video and New Media
Festival: an opportunity for your work to be viewed and accepted by
the powers that be, within the local Canadian and international film
community
Flickapalooza: a boutique film festival catering to both filmmakers
and industry executives by creating an arena to view, buy or sell
films, of all genres, in an entertaining atmosphere, that is conducive
to promoting careers in filmmaking.
International Film Festival (IIFF): one of most famous online film
festival and services. They have a competition category and 5
non-competition categories. Entries can be accepted regardless of their
lengthsÊand genres; all submitted films are screened only online
Rad Productions:
dedicated to the showcasing of quality films created in the digital
medium with camera and/or computers
Pflugerville Second
Chance Pfilm Pfestival: focusing on bringing to light unique,
sometimes obscure works; from the sublime to the ridiculous; that have
been lost, overlooked, or forgotten by the motion picture industry
Real to Reel Film & Video Festival: filmmakers,
video producers, animators, and digital/multimedia artists of all
genres and skill levels are encouraged to submit their work for this
celebration of the visual art form
Surf City International Film Festival: Bringing
independent cinema to the city of Huntington Beach, California for the
first time in the city’s history. 100 films from around the world will
be showcased over a 4-day span, with live entertainment and after party
events every night of the festival
The Victoria Indpendent
Film and Video Festival: now in its 8th year for 2002, it is
Vancouver Island's oldest and longest running film and video festival.
They screen shorts, features and documentaries from Canada and around
the world with a different lineup of artistic and industry guests ever
year
Williamsburg Brooklyn Film Festival (4th): May 1-6 at the Commodore Theatre in Brooklyn, NY
Film Courses Available!
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