Fallbrook Film Festival's blog

Festival

Festival presentation: 

http://www.fallbrookfilmfestival.com/

 

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Located in Southern
California, Fallbrook and its surrounding communities is a beehive of creative
energies: artists, sculptors, writers, actors, musicians, dancers, designers,
and filmmakers. In 2006, the non-profit Fallbrook Film Factory was formed to
foster filmmaking activities similar to community theatre, and out of that the Fallbrook
International Film Festival evolved, now entering its fifth season. Fallbrook
was also the family home to one of Hollywood’s all-time filmmaking legends
Frank Capra during the height of his filmmaking career. To that aim, we have
been most fortunate to gain the support of the Capra family, allowing us to
host a very special award in his name. And this year, due to the strong support
from the Hollywood stunt community, we are adding Action Films as an award category
and workshops with top stunt directors, reveling this hidden art of filmmaking.

 

Festival Nickname: 

Fallbrook Film Festival - The Frank Capra Award- Call For Films

Festival Logo: 

Theme: 

African Films

American Films

Arabic Films

Asian Films

Black Culture Films

British Films

Comedy

Documentary

European Films

Fantasy/Science Fiction

French Films

German Films

Independent

International

Italian Films

Japanese Films

Jewish Films

Latin American Films

Student films

Category/Format: 

Animated Films

Documentaries

Independant

Short films

Student film

ATTN: Filmmakers:

We are pleased to announce that the submittal period for
the 2013 Fallbrook International Film Festival (FIFF) has begun. FIFF accepts
quality films of all types: Narrative Features and Shorts, Documentary Features
and Shorts, and Animation. And we have expanded our awards for the following
categories: Best Dramas, Best Comedies, Best Acton, Best Musical, Best
Documentaries, Best Animation, Best Student Film, Judges Choice and the coveted
Frank Capra Award, providing for an
entertaining three-day event for both filmmakers and movie lovers alike.

Because Fallbrook, California was the home to one of Hollywood’s
all-time filmmaking legends, Frank Capra, FIFF has been fortunate to gain the
support of the Capra family and offers the very special Frank Capra Award to
one of our selected films. The 2013 Capra winner will not only receive the
beautiful hand-crafted, solid bronze Capra award, but a grand prize of one
thousand dollars plus accommodations for two for two nights, a dinner for two
at one of our sponsoring restaurants, and two (2), VIP passes good for all 2013
Festival events. As in the past, it is expected that Hollywood Director Frank
Capra III, will make the award presentation himself.

Films must be submitted through WITHOUTABOX (WAB):

-- SUBMISSION PERIOD BEGINS June 1, 2012

-- Early Bird deadline is August 31, 2012

-- Regular deadline is October 31, 2012

-- Late deadline is November 30, 2012

-- WAB Extended deadline is December 14, 2012

To learn more go to: www.fallbrookfilmfestival.com
and click-on “FILMMAKERS”.

I look forward to receiving submissions from you. Please
feel free to contact me via my email: shirley@fallbrookfilmfestival.com
with any further questions.

Best regards,

Shirley Duke

Shirley@fallbrookfilmfestival.com

Film Submission Coordinator

Fallbrook International Film Festival

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THE FALLBROOK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL IS AN EVENT OF THE
FALLBROOK FILM FACTORY, A NOT-FOR-PROFIT 501(C)(3) CALIFORNIA CORPORATION