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New
York No Limits Film Series Announces
Partnership
with Festival Genius and IndiePix Unlimited
Official Press release from New York No Limits Film Series. NYNL partners with online distributor for unique opportunity for independent filmmakers.
New York, NY
– New York No Limits Film Series (NYNL) is very pleased to
announce a partnership agreement with Festival Genius to present digital
streaming of the participating films in the NYNL Film Series 2012
Su...
The Napa Valley Film Festival takes place November 11 - 15 (Wednesday - Sunday) in the four walk-able villages of Napa, Yountville, St. Helena, and Calistoga. Each year the festival features 125 new independent films, 300+ filmmakers and film industry guests, 150 wineries, 30 chefs, and an array of culinary demonstrations, wine tasting pavilions, and special events.
Hey FREAKS!
The 7th Annual FREAK SHOW Horror Film Festival in Orlando, Florida has a CALL FOR ENTRIES. We are looking for the Best Independent Horror Features and Short Films from around the world. Drawing over 15,000 horror fans during the 3 day event, this is the festival to promote your film.
Filmmakers compete for the coveted "FREAKY Award" designed by SFX Makeup Artist Barry Anderson who work on such legendary horror film as George Romero's "Day of the Dead" ...
HorrorQuest Film Festival is now seeking films for 2012... Our first year was a Huge success, and we can only hope this year will be even greater!
We are a horror/genre and looking for features and shorts in the following categories.
Horror Thriller Sci-Fi Fantasy Dark Comedy Dark Drama
Documentaries (If they deal with horror or dark subject matter.)
And Animation.
If you would like to submit your film please go to www.thehorrorquest.com and click on, "Submit You...
The latest info about the film industry around the world. See what others are doing to be innovative.
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Lady Filmmakers Honors Diablo Cody and Pam Dixon, CSA President this past weekend at the 3rd Annual Lady Filmmakers Film Festival!
Diablo Cody,
Trailblazer!
The Trailblazer Award goes to a female filmmaker who has an exemplary career in a leadership role as Writer, Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor or Production Designer.
Their achievements serve as an inspiration to not only Lady Filmmakers but to all members of the entertainment community. The Trailblazer is a Sta...
Since our inception 8 seasons ago, ReelHeART International Film Festival has always made a point of communicating with the filmmaking community far and wide.
If you didn't make it to ReelHeART, you didn't have to worry you'd be left out because since our first year we included you right up until the awards.
We specifically created a "Virtual Award Ceremony", so that filmmakers could all tune in at the same time to see if their film or documentary won an award.
You c...
WITH SO MANY FILMS GRACING OUR SCREENS WE TRY TO GIVE AUDIENCES A WAY TO HELP SELECT THEIR FILM CHOICES. YOU CAN VIEW 30+ TRAILERS FROM ReelHeART RIGHT HERE,
RIGHT NOW!
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Durban, 26 July: Day 2
The miserable weather is busy getting the better of me as I spent most of the day in bed.
As I am in Durban for the film festival at great expense, I dragged myself out of bed for the night's delights.
I planned to see Dog Sweat at 22:00, but decided to rather skip that.
The two films that were shown tonight are both in competition and both are good - one is exceptional, in fact.
It's good to see young African directors at the festival and Andrew Dosunmu...
25 July: Day 1
The Weather Girls sing about it's raining men. In Durban it's raining wonderful films and the weather is miserable too in what is normally a balmy sub-tropical city.
I have been planning my viewing schedule since the programme was released a month ago and it constantly changed as there is so much to see and the films are so varied and the must-see ones clash. I try to include the big festival winners - and they are all in Durban. I left the schedule 80% percent comp...
Taking place from 21 to 31 July, the 32nd Durban International Film Festival (DIFF) will present a number of gay-themed films as part of its feature film selection.
From the powerful Man at Bath, which chronicles a week in the life of two soon-to-be ex-lovers, to Skoonheid, the latest award-winning film from South African prodigy Oliver Hermanus, DIFF 2011 offers a snapshot of life in the various gay, lesbian, bisexual and trangender communities around the world.
Oliver Her...
2011 Awards
FEATURE FILMS
Grand Prix Award : Princess - Dir. Arto Halonen (Finland)
Best Director Award : Marko Raat - Snow Queen ( Estonia)
Special Mention : Do Elephants Pray ? - Dir. Paul Hills (UK)
DOCUMENTARIES
Best Documentary Award : The World according to Ion B - Dir. Alexander Nanau (Romania)
Best South African Documentary Award : Afrikaaps - Dir. Dylan Valley (South Africa)
Special Mention : There Once Was an Island - Dir Briar March (New Zealan...
The Board of ScreenSingapore announced today that the inaugural Asian Short Film Awards@ScreenSingapore has received 90 entries from 15 countries and regions in less than two months. The entries were submitted by filmmakers from Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines, Australia, India, Iran, Bangladesh, Cambodia, New Zealand, China, Indonesia and Taiwan, with the majority of the films in English.
A mix of fiction and documentary features, the entries dea...
Surf’s up, dudes! Way up, at the Charleston International Film Festival this year! On Friday, May 20th at 11 PM at the American Theater (446 KingStreet) the Charleston International Film Festival will have one block fully dedicated to surfing. The films will include the action adventure film DROP ZONE FIJI by director Greg Browning and WAVES IN OUR POCKET, a locally made film about Folly Beach by director Bryant Thomas. Proceeds for the block will go to Surfers Healing. Founded by Israel an...
Given the number of scam festivals happily scamming impressionable and aspiring filmmakers around the world is it now time for an association of film festivals. Although it would be a good idea there are a number of reasons why this may not be feasible.
In the United Kingdom there is a quaint little set of laws that allow the Police to investigate themselves in matters such as official complaints, this as we all well know is not right or can it be seen to be transparent or fair.
Alth...
If you’re a woman and you hear adjectives like short and funny, immediately you think two things, that Kimmie Dee is hilarious and so is a man with a sock in his pants. You’d be right to laugh at both. A man show at a job site sans tool, almost nothing funnier or sadder. But add to that hit list of short and funny, sexy and monetarily endowed and you’ve just described the LA Comedy Shorts Film Festival’s closing night festivities. Downtown LA’s Elevate Lounge hosted and LA...
New York No Limits is seeking short films for its latest screening series edition 2011 Summer Film Series. Short films from all over the world are welcome to submit. Films should be no longer than 30 minutes in length and produced after January 2009. The deadline for submission is May 1st 2011 and the line-up will be announced May 17th, 2011.
The 2011 Summer Series will occur July 15th & 16th, 2011 at The Wild Project, 195 E. 3rd St. NYC, www.thewildproject.com.
To submi...
Hey all you Film Fanatics, are you just as excited about the Charleston International Film Festival as we are? With things just around the corner, here's an article on one of opening night's premieres entitled ROOFTOP. The independent film/music video stars singer/songwriter Emily Hearn and the one and only Bill Murray. Like what you read? Can't get enough of that hilarious Bill Murray? No need to call Ghostbusters, all you have to do is log onto the Charleston International Film Festival ...
The 14th Annual DANCES WITH FILMS
(DWF) is dedicated to discovering and championing unknown works by
filmmakers from around the globe and providing them with a unique
opportunity to screen in front of critics, audiences, and industry
heavyweights.
Taking place in the heart of the filmmaking industry, Los Angeles, CA,
the Festival presents nearly 100 films each year through a captivating
program of feature and short narrative and documentary films, as well as
music video...
March 9-19, 2011
This season, the Globus Film Series presents the Japanese gangster
movie genre through its various avatars, transformations and
contradictions, from 1960s productions featuring chivalrous
kimono-clad, sword-wielding gangsters and gamblers to today's ruthless
gun-toting villains dealing in debt, hustling hardcore porn and
scheming and scamming in dark trades and deeds. Over the past 50 years,
they've remained snarling, swaggering, tattooed and inexplicably sexy.
In the line-up, there will be blood and broken bones, hookers and
hopheads, and plenty of juicy political blackmail… in 15 films that
rack up the stiffs like Jacobean tragedies and show grand visions of
manly amity and betrayal: classics and lesser known titles by Kinji
Fukasaku, Takashi Miike (Dead or Alive), Hideo Gosha (The Wolves), Takeshi Kitano (Outrage), Rokuro Mochizuki (A Yakuza In Love, Onibi: The Fire Within) and Sydney Pollack (The Yakuza), among other offerings you can't refuse.
The violent romantic world of the yakuza (the Japanese mafia) steeped
in cryptic ritual and customs involving full-body tattoos and missing
digits, has long excited the imagination, decades before viewers
started existing on a diet of Sopranos and Boardwalk Empire
melodrama, and has been one of the mainstays of the Japanese film
industry since the 1960s. Harking back to the days when samurai still
embodied traditionalist values of honor, selfless duty (giri) and the noble warrior spirit (ninkyo)
on the silver screen, the shadowy demimonde of organized crime (which
included wandering gamblers and lowly peddlers) rivaled with the noble
swordsmen as the representatives of honor and heroism, in the context
of a rapidly changing society trying to come to terms with a shameful
defeat. In the darkness of movie theaters, they became the very picture
of superhuman macho cool and reptilian menace.
For the 5th year in a row we will again feature the highly successful
2‐MINUTE, 2‐STEP SHORT FILM CHALLENGE (scripts submitted from all
over the world, DWF picks 8 teams ‐ writer, director, actors, producer
and editor ‐ who then produce a 2‐minute short in four hours). Using
Canon HD technology and pure filmmaking perseverance, the 8 films
are shot, edited ‐ often in the theatre lobby as patrons watch ‐ and
screened prior to competition features each night at the festival.
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The 14th Annual DANCES WITH FILMS
(DWF) is dedicated to discovering and championing unknown works by
filmmakers from around the globe and providing them with a unique
opportunity to screen in front of critics, audiences, and industry
heavyweights.
Taking place in the heart of the filmmaking industry, Los Angeles, CA,
the Festival presents nearly 100 films each year through a captivating
program of feature and short narrative and documentary films, as well as
music videos...
New York No Limits Film Series deadline for entry to the 2011 Spring Series is February 18th, 2011. NYNL accepts submissions in every category, from anywhere in the world. We have received many questions concerning does NYNL accept animated films, the response is: yes, we accept all genres of film. Please go to our website at http://www.newyorknolimits.com to submit. The entry fee is $25 via Withoutabox. All screenings occur at The Wild Project in New York City, www.thewildproject....
New York No Limits would like to thank all the filmmakers who participated in the Winter Series that concluded on January 29th in New York City. The line up of 20 shorts was strong and had a decidedly diverse, international program content.
We would also like to announce that the submission deadline for the 2011 Spring Series is February 15th, 2011. The 2011 Spring Series debuts March 18th, 2011 at The Wild Project in New York City. Every form of film media is welcome; from the drama ...
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