Upcoming Film Festivals & Call for Entries
2011-02-07 2:39PM / 標準BLOG
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CALL FOR ENTRIES! The DC SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL
(September 8-15, 2011) turns the spotlight on truly independent short
films, created by new and established filmmakers in an era when the art
of filmmaking is opening to all. The fest selects films of every genre
and niche for our competition screenings- with a special focus on films
created by metropolitan Washington, DC-based directors and writers. Cash
prizes and more! Judges' feedback given to ALL entrants. Information
online at: http://www.dcshorts.com.
On the heels of the most successful HOLLYSHORTS FILM FESTIVAL
(HSFF) to date, which featured more than 200 projects and highlighted a
host of stars and filmmakers including David Arquette, James Caan, John
Dahl, James Franco and Kirsten Dunst, HSFF is now accepting submissions
for 2011. Visit http://www.withoutabox.com/login/4655. Ranked by MovieMaker
Magazine as "one of the top film festivals worth the entry fee," the
7th annual HSFF will take place August 11-18, 2011 in Hollywood. HSFF
will feature a marquee opening night, short film, webisode, music video,
documentary, commercial and feature film screenings, industry panels
and exclusive parties. Grand Jury Prizes include a total of $20,000 in
post-production services courtesy of Company 3 for the winners of Best
Short Film and Best Director. HSFF awards more than $40,000 in cash and
prizes, including camera, production, software and editorial packages.
Info: http://www.hollyshorts.com.
The INDIE GRITS FILM FESTIVAL
has extended its submission deadline to Feb. 15, 2011. Indie Grits
brings together the best low-budget filmmakers from across the Southeast
for five days of films, music and more. From experimental works to
narrative features, we love films and filmmakers that take advantage of
the creative freedoms that come with being outside of the big dollar
film industry. Over $4,000 in cash prizes! Submit your work now at http://www.indiegrits.com.
The 6th MYRTLE BEACH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
is now receiving submissions. This year's festival will take place from
April 19-23, 2011. The MBIFF has quickly become one of the most
significant independent film festivals for the independent artist.
Politics and favorites do not play here, only great film! We offer one
of the most diverse judging panels in the film festival circuit, from
liberal to conservative, blue collar to white collar. Your film will
never be subjected to bias, only to the quality of the content. The
MBIFF is a production of Dalton Pictures providing indie moviemakers
with solutions to production and distribution. http://www.myrtlebeachfilmfestival.com.
THE 2011 PAGE INTERNATIONAL SCREENWRITING AWARDS - http://www.pageawards.com. Presenting
over $50,000 in cash & prizes, including a huge $25,000 GRAND
PRIZE!! The PAGE Awards have become one of the most important sources
for new screenwriting talent within the Hollywood community and
worldwide. Each year dozens of producers, agents, and development execs
vie over the winners, and as a result, many PAGE Award-winning writers
land script assignments, secure representation and sign option
agreements on their work. Will 2011 be your winning year?? REGULAR ENTRY
DEADLINE: Tuesday, March 1st. DON'T MISS IT!! Enter online at: http://www.pageawards.com.
The 16th annual STONY BROOK FILM FESTIVAL
will be held from July 21 to 30, bringing 15,000 filmgoers to Stony
Brook University to see new, independent films over ten days. Having a
film at Stony Brook is a career highlight for many filmmakers because of
the 1,000-seat packed theatre, large screen, quality of the screening,
comfortable accommodations and receptions. Thanks to sponsors there is
no entry fee to submit films to be considered for the Festival. Formats
accepted for projection at the Festival are 35mm and beta formats. DVDs
are accepted for entry purposes only and should be sent to Stony Brook
with the official entry form available online at http://www.stonybrookfilmfestival.com. Entry deadline: May 1, 2011. Stony Brook invites features, documentaries, shorts and animation.
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