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Post by Eric T. Jones on Aug 27, 2006 20:23:47 GMT -5
www.actorsbone.com/Shorts/index.html (winners get their films screened in Hollywood on Jan. 7th. Films are due by November 1) www.hilofilmfestival.com/ (Hi-Lo film festival- they claim they'll put up submission forms when they're ready. They're local (SF)) www.sfindie.com/home.htm (San Francisco Independent Film Festival- entries due by October 13 [thank goodness I shot multiple angles for that... um... "scene" in "Visions"]) I'm doing a link to official film festivals, because quite frankly, enough is enough- some of our films are worthy of film festival submission. I shall find more websites with film festival submissions. One thing that I want to happen before any of us graduates is to be able to have at least one of our movies on iMDb.
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Post by bluesabre1 on Aug 27, 2006 22:12:58 GMT -5
That is an ambitious and necessary goal. Once we can just hammer down a pattern, just get some preparation in, then we can really put together something of impressive quality.
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Post by Eric T. Jones on Aug 29, 2006 18:45:36 GMT -5
Okay, SF Asian Film Festival is out- the form implies that my film does have to be themed around Asian-Americans, which "Visions" doesn't really emphasize (while, thematically, "My New Neighbor" or Alice Wu's wonderful G&L film "Saving Face" do very much). I might tweak it a couple of ways for film festival screening, but I am NOT going to change the film's thematic emphasis.
Just called up SF Indie about screening formats, but was forced to leave a message. I might e-mail them later.
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Post by Skywalker on Aug 29, 2006 21:41:37 GMT -5
i actually want to send CoCd in too
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Post by Eric T. Jones on Aug 29, 2006 21:46:28 GMT -5
That's not a bad idea (I think CoCd is very much festival-worthy), but as mentioned before, it would be good if the opening sequence were re-dubbed. It really isn't that appealing to see a movie that's subtitled in the language it speaks.
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Post by Eric T. Jones on Feb 22, 2007 15:54:18 GMT -5
www.overcookedcinema.com/ These guys are apparently accepting FREE submissions until March 31st, then it costs $10. It's best not to have unlicensed music in your movie, but I need to ask if these guys don't have an age limit, as it supposedly takes place at bar. radioalice.com/pages/180694.php Radio Alice, very local it seems. Due March 26th, must be 18 or older to submit (DAMMIT!), must be 21 or older to attend (double DAMMIT!) www.sfshorts.org/ It's $30 for students by March 17th. www.festival.atasite.org/ ATA Festival, $10 submission, due May 31st. 20 minute limit (maximum). www.berkeleyvideofilmfest.org/entry_form_2006.shtml Berkeley Video and Film Festival, due July 1. www.poppyjasperfilmfest.org/ Poppy Jasper Film Festival, "Art in 30 Minutes or Less". Entries due by May 30th. Students (K-12) apply for $10, then $15 for late. Everyone else, it goes $25 until March 31st, $30 to May 31st, and $50 to final due date at June 30th.
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Post by Eric T. Jones on Feb 23, 2007 2:31:02 GMT -5
...one more, not local. www.10orlessfest.com/ The Portland 10 or Less Film Festival, with the runtime as a limit (10 minutes or less). $20 if submitted by June 14. www.cliffhouse.org/# Cliff House, which brings short films to independent movie chains across America. No due date, $25 entry fee. |
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