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KCC has thirteen primary webpages and on this webpage, the goal is to help all businesses and persons interested in or overlapping with the cinematography industry, to be networked together as there is no other singular webpage attempting to link hundreds of local, regional, national, and international resources all in one place.
Our other webpage has upcoming KCC events as well as non-KCC events. We strive to list all cinematography events such as casting calls; premiers; film festivals; job opportunities; etc., to keep the community informed of such events. We welcome you submitting information as it can be a challenge to seek out all of these details.
There are links for film festivals and those folks place a greater emphasis on their specializations than what will be attempted herein. Please view the links to those companies (below). Please see our disclaimer at the bottom of the page.
The
Fifth Annual Akron Independent Film Festival
All filmmakers are invited to submit their work to the Fifth Annual Akron Independent Film Festival. The festival will take place April 2009 at The Bang and The Clatter Theatre in downtown Akron, Ohio. Our open call includes features, shorts, and documentaries. All entries are due by ?? February 2009. For more information and a submission application, please visit: http://www.akronfilmfestival.com
The Buskirk-Chumley Theater in
Bloomington, IND.
Call for Entries: Cincinnati Film Fringe Festival
Cincinnati Film Fringe, part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, is a showcase of short digital cinema will take place on two or more days of the overall Festival (depending upon the number of accepted submissions). We are looking for films less than 30 minutes in length, but will consider projects up to one hour in length. Films may be experimental or more traditional. They can span any genre. They need not premiere at the Cincinnati Fringe Festival, but premieres are always welcome. Documentaries are welcome and encouraged. Basically, we are looking for quality, unusual digital cinema to augment our live performance and visual fringe (art) offerings.
For more information and to download an application, visit the fringe website at http://www.cincyfringe.com/
cincyfilmfringe@gmail.com
Cincinnati Fringe Festival is brought to you by Know Theatre of Cincinnati
1120 Jackson Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202 513-300-KNOW
Visit their website as additional events will take place in Georgetown, Indiana at the Georgetown Drive In Theater. Events in both cities are in the Eastern Time Zone.
Georgetown Drive
In Georgetown, IND. They are on Eastern Standard Time (EST).
The Georgetown Drive-In is approximately a 30 minute drive from the Hotel. A ticket to this event will also include a bus ride to and from the Drive-In. There is plenty of Great Food at the Drive -in.. so pack up and come along with us. The Cost of this event is $15.00. Make sure while you are there to pick up a Funnel Cake - for every Funnel Cake sold $1.00 goes to the "Make A Wish Foundation"
2009 Highbridge Film Festival: will be held ?? April 2009. About The Festival
The Highbridge Film Festival is dedicated to expressing and exploring the human condition through the power of the visual story. We place special value on the ultimate spiritual truths illustrated through the struggles, joys, tragedies and the miracles we as people all experience. Although we are open to diverse interpretations of this human experience, we will focus on stories that avoid being gratuitously and explicitly violent or obscene. Entries are judged by film industry professionals.
The Highbridge Film Festival exists to inspire, promote and support creative storytelling for people around the world...who still have more stories to tell. Entrants must be a student in 9th-12th grade when the project was completed.
idea Festival in Louisville,
Kentucky
Future Festivals
* 24-27 September 2008
* 7-10 October 2009
* 6-9 October 2010
Movies That Changed Your Life
IdeaFestival and Louisville Film Society have teamed for a unique film series this summer.and we want you to help pick the movies.
We want to know what movie changed your life and to tell us how and why. Please keep your response to a maximum of 500 characters. All entries must be received by 16 July 2008.
From your responses we will select a group of films to be screened this summer and early fall. We may also provide other opportunities to discuss the films submitted and the influence they had on peoples lives.
Our series will be held at the new Brown-Forman Amphitheatre in Waterfront Park (Louisville, KY) on 1 August 2008, 29 August 2008 and 26 September 2008 starting at 2130 EST (9:30 p.m.) In event of bad weather, please consult the Movies on the Waterfront Weather Policy.
Hurry and tell us your life-changing movie. Just answer the two questions below and click submit.
Amphitheatre opens at 2000 EST (8:00 p.m.) for blankets and picnicking.
Kentucky Shakespeare Festival
Curt L. Tofteland
C. Douglas Ramey Amphitheatre
1387 S. 4th St.
Louisville, KY 40203
502-637-4933
http://www.kyshakes.org/
Light
Bright Film Festival in Newport, KY
Think it. Shoot it. Screen it.
info@kinolouisville.com
New Forum
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There will also be a screening of my latest two video projects,
http://www.lebowskifest.com
http://www.scottshuffitt.com
http://www.moonwalkforacure.com
http://www.gimmetwelvesteps.com
http://www.current.tv/watch/194571462
Scott Shuffitt
Founding Dude
scott@lebowskifest.com
The 48 Hour Film Project will return to Louisville from 18-20 July 2008. Filmmakers from all over the Louisville area will compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film will go up against films from around the world for the title "Best 48 Hour Film of 2008."
Registration opens Tuesday, 27 May 2008.
48 HOUR FILM FESTIVAL This festival will
occur in about 30 cities throughout north America in 2007. The next event in Louisville will be 18-20 July
2008.
The 48 Hour Film Project came for the first time to Louisville from 21-23rd July 2006. Filmmakers from all over the Louisville area competed to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film will go up against films from around the world for the title "Best 48 Hour Film of 2006".
The Louisville 48 Hour Film Project is on http://www.48hourfilm.com/louisvilleHERE
If anyone has questions, comments or suggestions feel free to get in touch with me directly at ShlaBerman@yahoo.com
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Nashville Film Festival (NaFF) was founded in 1969 as the Sinking Creek Film Celebration and is one of the longest-running film festivals in the country. Hosted by the Regal Green Hills Stadium 16 in the Green Hills area of Nashville, Tennessee, the NaFF has enjoyed double-digit growth in the past six years. Nearly 15,000 people attended the 2005 edition, it is rapidly becoming one of the best-known arts events in Tennessee and is the biggest, most international film festival in the mid-South. (read more)
National Paddling Film
Festival in Lexington, KY
Pride Film Festival in Bloomington, IND.
January 2009
Southern Ohio Filmmaker's
Association
Reeling: The Chicago Lesbian &
Gay International Film Festival
Reeling 2008: The 27th Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival is now accepting film and video entries for this year's festival, which will take place 6-15 November 2008.
The Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival is the second oldest gay and lesbian film festival in the world and prides itself on showcasing the best LGBTQI films and videos from around the globe. From international feature films to social issue documentaries to experimental shorts, Reeling has always presented a range of genres that demonstrates the rich diversity of work being produced. The festival is not only one of the most important cultural events for Chicago audiences, it also attracts many people from throughout the Midwest who consider the festival to be the highlight of their cinematic year.
Reeling 2008 will screen over 100 independent films and videos over 10 days, from 6-15 November 2008. Through the generosity of our travel and hotel sponsors, Reeling is able to invite several filmmakers each year to attend the festival and discuss their work with the audience.
All entries are eligible for audience awards, as well as juried awards with cash prizes in the categories of Best Feature Film, Best Documentary Feature, Best Narrative Short, Best Documentary Short, and Best Experimental/Animated Film.
48
HOUR FILM FESTIVAL This festival will occur in over 30 cities throughout north America in 2008 and
their first year in Louisville was July 2006.
You can Submit your films via:
"Without A Box" Independent Movie Makers' Network
Many film festivals do not use this service, however, if you are wanting to see out thousands of potential festivals that might accept your film to show in their festival, "Without A Box" is a great option for you to locate festivals. They also list a variety of ways to search for festivals and that can help you decide on how many or how much to spend when submiting films. As each festival is different and has unique rules, the benefit of "Without A Box" is that you only fill in your data once for each movie and then the data can be conveyed to all of the various festivals without you duplicating the media kits, production information, etc.
Jewish Film
Challenge Sponsored by The Jewish Cultural Collective at UW-Madison, The Conney Conference on Jewish
Arts, UW-Hillel, and the Wisconsin Jewish Film Festival
Litwak's Film Festival listing
Belgium International Festival of Fantasy Thriller & Sci-fi films
Bergen International Film Festival Norway
Black Nights Film Festival Estonia, Special sections for children, student and animation.
British Film Festival Dinard, Exclusive French festival for essentially British films.
Brussels International Film Festival Dedicated to commercially supporting films.
Cannes Film FestivalCannes, MIPCOM
Cinenygma Luxembourg Focus on sci-fi, fantasy and thriller films
Cork film festival Oldest irish film event.
Dubrovnik Film & Tv Festival Denmark
Flanders International Film Festival Belgium's most prominent festival, in Ghent.
Fribourg International Promotes Asian, Latin american and African films.
Giffoni Film Festival Italy, Intimate Italian festival
Infinity Film Festival Turin, For spiritually searching films
Junior Cine Festival Arcuiel, France, Shows films suitable for young audiences.
Karlovy Vary Film Servis Festival Czech film festival, Prague
Locarno International Switzerland, Promotes personal artistic films
International Broadcast Convention
Neuchatel International Fantasy Festival Switzerland, Fantasy & sci-fi cinema
Oldenburg International film Festival Devoted to independent cinema
Premiers Plans Festival Paris, European festival of films school product.
Rotterdam International Money prizes for first and second features, third world cinema, Cinemart and Exploding cinema.
Stockholm International Focus on young and innovative films
Thessaloniki Film Festival Greek film festival, competition for first or second features.
Tromso International Film Festival Norway
Turin Film Festival For films reflecting aspects of youth culture.
Venice film Festival World renowned festival
Warsaw International Poland, Key East European market
World Festival of animated Films Zagreb
Atlantic film festival Nine days in Nova Scotia
BANFF Canada
Bermuda International Film Festival Offers a sound business and legal infrastructure.
Brazil Festival do Rio Br Rio de Janeiro Film Festival
Brazil:
INDIE - World Film Festival (Brazil)
Cartagena Film Festival Mainly Latin american films.
Cinemania film Festival Dedicated to french language films
Fort Lauderdale International USA
Gramado International Film Festival
Hamptons International Mainly US Indies, prizes include the Golden starfish
Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival
Jerusalem International Film Festival Prizes for Israeli cinema, human rights, Jewish themes, new directors.
Melbourne International film Festival
Montreal Film Festival Category A film festival, friendly atmosphere.
New Cinema Festival Canada, Dedicated to new film and media New Orleans
NATPE Ottawa International Animation Festival
Palm springs International USA, emphasis on international films
Panafrican Film and TV Festival Ouagadougou Competitive festival for African films and filmmakers
Sao Paulo International Film Festival
Telluride Film Festival USA, Celebrating cinema
Toronto International Film Festival
Vancouver International Film Festival Expected audience of 14000 see 300 films.
Washington International Film Festival Finest international cinema.
Film Festivals Comprehensive on-line dB for over 200 festivals worldwide
British Council International cultural network with offices in over 100 countries. Advice and support for British filmmakers, particularly with film festivals
MEDIA Plus programme Information on European funding, production, festivals, markets, grants and training
Bite the Mango Film Festival Bradford National Museum of Photography Festival
Britfilms Directories of British films and international film and video festivals
Birmingham International Film & TV Festival
Celtic Film & Television Festival
Cinemagic International Festival for Young People
Cornerhouse Manchester Based Indie
Edinburgh International Film Festival
French Film Festival Edinburgh Based Festival
Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival
International Advertising Film Festival
International Festival of Fantastic Films
Kinofilm 2002 Manchester short film festival
Latin american Film Festival London based festival
Leeds International Film Festival
London Screenings pre-MIFED buyers / sellers market & screenings info
Raindance Indie film festival and training
Sheffield International Documentary Festival
Soho Shorts Rushes Shorts Film Festival
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