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Ambulart - 1st March 2010 - 1st December 2010
Hamburg, GermanyAmbulart is a cultural exchange platform for native Spanish and German speaker creators, is an itinerant audiovisual fest that travels around the cities of Guadalajara (Mexico), Quito, Guayaquil (Ecuador) and Hamburg (Germany). Ambulart is an initiative of the the Spanishe´s Fraktion, a group of Latin-American and German students of the Academy of Fine Arts Hamburg and we showcase artistic audiovisual works that are wilful author and experimental.
25 fps - 21st September 2010 - 26th September 2010
Zagreb, CroatiaThree successful festival editions so far (from 2005) with great jury members like Fred Camper, Peter Tscherkassky, Taka Iimura, Matthias Müller, Chris Shepherd and Marcel Jean; great retrospectives made by curators like Stefanie Schulte Strathauss (arsenal experimental; Forum Expanded at Berlinale) or Mark Webber (Shoot Shoot Shoot), and a main competition program selected out of 1,300 works submitted every year from more then 60 countries world wide.
Abuja International Film and Video Festival - 21st September 2010 - 25th September 2010
Lagos, NigeriaThe festival aims to promote independent films worldwide. It is also a distribution channel for independent filmmakers. The festival started in Abuja Nigeria in 2004, with the sole intention of promoting and exposing the works of independent filmmakers worldwide.
6th Renderyard International Film Festival - 8th October 2010 - 24th October 2010
London, United KingdomRenderyard International Film Festival is held yearly in London and Spain, in October and November respectively, and supports the screening of British, UK, European and International film content from both professionals and newcomers working with short films, animations, documentaries, music videos and this year feature films. You can still submit your film until the 31st of July 2010. www.renderyard.com
One Voice Youth Film Festival - 9th October 2010
Bournemouth, Dorset, United KingdomThe 2nd annual One Voice Youth Film Festival will take place at the Bournemouth Pier Theatre on the 9th October 2010. The deadline for entries is the 15th September 2010 Please visit the website at www.onevoicefestival.com and don't forget to join our facebook page! FESTIVAL AIM The aim of our film festival is to give young film-makers and actors the opportunity to celebrate their achievements, and to see their films shown on a huge screen in an amazing venue, in front of a very appreciative audience!! The entry to the festival is completely FREE - just turn up on the day to see some great films. Alternatively we can send you tickets if you want to ensure you get a seat - to do so, send an email to one.voice@bournemouthymca.org.uk. And of course there will be trophies and an award ceremony for the most outstanding films! ABOUT FILMJUNKIES One Voice Youth Film Festival is run by us, a youth volunteer group called Film Junkies. We make films on behalf of the Bournemouth YMCA about issues young people face, but in our spare time we also run this festival without a profit. Our website is at www.tinyurl.com/filmjunkies ENTRY CRITERIA 1. Only films in which young people under the age of 26 years were key to the project. (e.g. acting, editing, producing) 2. In general, films should have been made in Dorset, England 3. Films should generally be no more than 15 minutes length 4. Films must have been made after June, 2009 5. Entry deadline is 15 September, 2010 HOW TO ENTER There's no charge to enter films to the festival. Post your entries to: One Voice Filmjunkies vinvolved 4-6 Old Christchurch Lane Bournemouth BH1 1NE Please include your name, the names and ages of the cast and crew, and your school or club (if applicable)!
One Voice Youth Film Festival - 9th October 2010
Bournemouth, Dorset, United KingdomThe 2nd annual One Voice Youth Film Festival will take place at the Bournemouth Pier Theatre on the 9th October 2010. The deadline for entries is the 15th September 2010 Please visit the website at www.onevoicefestival.com and don't forget to join our facebook page! FESTIVAL AIM The aim of our film festival is to give young film-makers and actors the opportunity to celebrate their achievements, and to see their films shown on a huge screen in an amazing venue, in front of a very appreciative audience!! The entry to the festival is completely FREE - just turn up on the day to see some great films. Alternatively we can send you tickets if you want to ensure you get a seat - to do so, send an email to one.voice@bournemouthymca.org.uk. And of course there will be trophies and an award ceremony for the most outstanding films! ABOUT FILMJUNKIES One Voice Youth Film Festival is run by us, a youth volunteer group called Film Junkies. We make films on behalf of the Bournemouth YMCA about issues young people face, but in our spare time we also run this festival without a profit. Our website is at www.tinyurl.com/filmjunkies ENTRY CRITERIA 1. Only films in which young people under the age of 26 years were key to the project. (e.g. acting, editing, producing) 2. In general, films should have been made in Dorset, England 3. Films should generally be no more than 15 minutes length 4. Films must have been made after June, 2009 5. Entry deadline is 15 September, 2010 HOW TO ENTER There's no charge to enter films to the festival. Post your entries to: One Voice Filmjunkies vinvolved 4-6 Old Christchurch Lane Bournemouth BH1 1NE Please include your name, the names and ages of the cast and crew, and your school or club (if applicable)!
Festival of Fantastic Films - 15th October 2010 - 17th October 2010
Cheshire, United KingdomThe Festival of Fantastic Films ( FFF ) is a festival of Films & Television which aims to further the art of Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror Cinema. This Festival will be the centre of debate and act as a catalyst for new films and as a retrospective event.
Edinburgh Mountain Film Festival - 22nd October 2010 - 24th October 2010
Edinburgh, United KingdomThe festival was first held in 2003 and has quickly grown to become the largest mountain film festival in Scotland, and the 2nd largest in the UK. It has a reputation for innovative, fast and fun films, and for giving new directors the opportunity to see their work on the big screen. Over 2,500 people are expected to attend the 2009 festival.