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Edinburgh International Film Festival's blog


The 66th EIFF will take place from 20 June - 1 July 2012 in Edinburgh.  The Festival is internationally regarded as a focus for discovery, a celebration of cinema, a centre of debate and a catalyst for new films.  EIFF is committed to screening high quality new short and feature film and video work in all genres from around the world. 

SUBMISSIONS OPEN 1 NOVEMBER 2011

 

Please note all submitted films should be no more than 12 months old by June 2012 and EIFF requires at least UK premiere status (this rule does not apply to short animation submissions).  This includes online and television broadcasts. Check www.edfilmfest.org.uk/submissions for a full description of our rules & regulations.

 


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2012 Submissions Cal...

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Have you recently completed a feature film or short? Want to see your film on the big screen? Well this is your big chance… The Edinburgh International Film Festival is proud to announce that Submissions are now open for the 2012 Festival. There are three easy ways to submit your film: through the EIFF website, using Withoutabox.com, or by downloading and completing the EIFF Submission Form. Just pick the one that suits you best.This year we have three deadlines with three different fee brac...

24.11.2011 | Edinburgh International Film Festival's blog | 860 reads

2011 Submission Deadlines Announced

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Submissions for the 65th edition of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, 15 - 26 June 2011, are set to open on 1 November 2010.  Submissions deadlines are as follows:Earlybird - 13 December 2010 - £20 Short, £75 FeatureRegular - 31 January 2011 - £30 Short, £85 FeatureLate - 14 February 2011 - £35 Short, £90 FeatureFor more information on how to submit please check the website on www.edfilmfest.org.uk/submissions or email the Submissions Coordinator on submissions@edfilmfest.org.ukÂ...

20.01.2010 | Edinburgh International Film Festival's blog | 643 reads

2010 Submissions Call

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The 2010 Edinburgh International Film Festival is now open for submissions. There are three ways to submit:- Online through the EIFF website at www.edfilmfest.org.uk/submissions Download a form from the EIFF website and mail it to us Via Withoutabox at https://www.withoutabox.com/login/1360   The 64th EIFF will take place from 16 - 27 June 2010 in Edinburgh.  The Festival is internationally regarded as a focus for discovery, a celebration of cinema, a centre...

09.11.2009 | Edinburgh International Film Festival's blog | 918 reads

Ray Harryhausen at EIFF video

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Ray Harryhausen and author Tony Dalton talk exclusively to EIFF TV about their latest collaboration, and Harryhausen's incredible career.   http://www.edfilmfest.org.uk/news/player/2156/?KeepThis=true&TB_iframe=true&height=304&width=560  ...

18.02.2009 | Edinburgh International Film Festival's blog | 1 comments | 1766 reads

Free Web Membership at EIFF

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Become an EIFF Free Web Member Join EIFF as a Web Member and you'll have access to the 'Members Only' area of the EIFF website with: free tickets up for grabs every day during the Festival advance notice of ticket offers access to My Movies, a personalised online Festival planner You'll also have the monthly EIFF Newsletter delivered to your inbox, featuring the latest Festival news and exclusive member-only competitions. Join... http://www.edfilmfest.org.uk/re...

18.02.2009 | Edinburgh International Film Festival's blog | 1 comments | 1312 reads

2008 Award-winners

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The Michael Powell Award for Best New British Feature Film sponsored by UK Film Council Somers Town Directed by Shane Meadows Standard Life Audience Award Man on Wire Directed by James Marsh Skillset New Directors Award Marianna Palka Director of Good Dick Best Documentary Award Encounters At The End of the World Directed by Werner Herzog PPG Award for Best Performance in a British Feature Film Robert Carlyle for Summer UK Film Council Awa...

18.02.2009 | Edinburgh International Film Festival's blog | 1779 reads

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