News

Commffest aims to provide a venue for showcasing films which express issues and promote exchange to enthusiastic audiences for the reality of today, visions of tomorrow and memories from the past. Date: September 17 to 20, 2009 Location: Toronto, Ontario – CANADA Website: www.commffest.com

As the steward of independent film in America’s eighth largest city, the San Diego Film Foundation, an educational 501(c) 3 non-profit organization, is here to educate, inspire and encourage others to experience new ideas through film. Co-founded by an award-winning filmmaker who traveled the festival circuit, SDFF offers a fresh take on film premieres, and ….

The Rhode Island International Film Festival is dedicated to creating opportunities for artistic exchange, recognizing achievement and innovation in storytelling, and encouraging film preservation and restoration. RIIFF grants over $50,000 USD in cash and prizes to winning filmmakers, including software, scholarships, consulting, and production services. Exhibiting filmmakers are encouraged to attend the Festival, and receive ….

The Action on Film International Film Festival aims to promote artistically significant film arts and to give filmmakers a welcoming industry-friendly venue in which to present their work. Exhibiting filmmakers receive an AOF swag bag, plus VIP access to all screenings, parties, panels featuring top industry professionals, and the impressive AOF Black Tie Awards Ceremony ….

Dragon-Con Independent Short Film Festival is a four-day event of screenings and panels, with directors, producers, writers, actors, and SFX & Makeup artists all sharing their expertise. The Festival is part of Dragon-Con, America’s largest annual multi-media popular arts convention. Date: September 4 to 7, 2009 Location: Atlanta, Georgia – USA Website: filmfest.dragoncon.org

The Angelus Student Film Festival honors student filmmakers whose works respect the dignity of the human person. Examples of such themes include redemption, equality, spirituality, hope, forgiveness, and tolerance. Awards for achievements in filmmaking are presented at ASFF across numerous categories. The Grand Prize of $10,000 goes to the film that best reflects the Angelus ….