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F4
Film Festival
Where: Boston, Massachussetts
When: April 10-12, 2004(last known date)
Background: F4 is a film and digital media festival born of
ethics fostered by a public education in filmmaking: practical
skill, creative thinking, and the knowledge that ideas can only
be realized through honest effort and hard work. F4 celebrates
the labor of filmmaking, and the magic that results. The festival
also strives to inspire student filmmakers in New England.
Tel: (978) 665-3347
Email: info@f4festival.com
Web: www.f4festival.com
Fargo Film Festival
Where: Fargo, North Dakota
When: March 1- 4, 2006
Background: From a film about men who love to fly (The Restorers)
to one featuring girls who love to jump high (Jumping for Joy),
it’s a 60 hour, 4 day, 40 film celebration of the spirit
of independent film and filmmakers.
Tel: (701) 239-8385
Email: info@fargotheatre.org
Web: www.fargofilmfestival.com
Fayetteville Independent Film Festival
Where: Fayetteville, Arkansas
When: January 24-26, 2004(last known date)
Background: Collected from various festivals including some
obscure ones like Sundance and Slamdance, this fest offers a
wide array of short films from all over the world.
Web: www.fayettevillefilmfest.com
Festival ¡Cine
Latino!
Where: San Francisco, California
When: September 17- 18, 2005(last known date)
Background: Festival
¡Cine
Latino!
showcases
documentaries, features and shorts by Latin American and and
U.S. Latino filmmakers. The festival presented by Cine Acción,
presents films, videos and digital videos.
Cine
Acción,
a
non-profit founded in 1980, seeks to address the needs of Latino
media artists for mutual artistic support and opportunities
to screen their films. New Latino filmmakers are encouraged
to submit their work for consideration.
Tel: 415.553.8135
Fax: 415.553.8137
Email: info@cineaccion.com
Web: www.cineaccion.com
Festival de Cinema Ste.-Therese/Ste.-Adele
Where: Ste.-Therese/Ste.-Adele, Quebec, Canada
When: Ten days in early October
Background: Festival de Cineme's programs range from official
competition in features, shorts, and young directors along with
special presentations.
Tel: 514.434.0387
Fax: 514.434.7868
Email: festival@odyssee.net
Web: www.microtec.net/~festival
Festival For Cinema Of The Deaf
Where: Chicago, Illinois
When: April 20-30, 2006
Background: The Festival for Cinema of the Deaf is an annual
film festival put on by the Chicago Institute for the Moving
Image. Our mission is to open the doors to the millions of deaf
and hard-of-hearing people worldwide so they may enjoy and understand
movies in the theater. We have created an international forum
for both deaf and hearing writers, actors and directors to showcase
their work and win recognition. We run deaf film festivals in
cites worldwide with an ongoing application program.
Tel: (847) 332-2464
Email: deafcinema@aol.com
Web: www.deafcinema.org
Festival of Cinema
Where: Sacramento, California
When: October 2004(last known date)
Background: California's State capital celebrates the Visionary
spirit of Cinema with this important event for local and International
filmmakers
Tel: 916.456.8600 xt: 176
Email: martinanaya@hotmail.com
Web: www.sacramento.org/film
Filmsup!
Where: Huntington Beach, CA
When: January 1- May 15, 2004(last known date)
Background: We are a local and international film festival located
around the world. Where colleges, high schools, the Public and
people of all ages from around the world will be showing their
talent in film making to animation, short films, documentaries,
feature films, music video and much more.
Tel: 1.866.FILMSUP
Email: clifford@filmsup.com
Web: www.filmsup.com
Fiery Film Fest
Where: Clovis, NM
When: October 1-3, 2004(last known date)
Background: Accepting all lengths of films in all categories.
Go to our website for more information.
Email: director@fieryfilmfest.org
Web: www.fieryfilmfest.org
Filmfest DC
Where: Washington, D.C
When: April 19-30, 2006
Background: Very little is unpredictable about this festival,
which shows largely early premieres of independents from the
likes of Miramax, Fine Line pictures, and Fox Searchlight.
Tel: 202.274.6810
Fax: 202.274.6828
Email: FilmfestDC@aol.com
Web: www.filmfestdc.org
Film Fest New Haven
Where: New Haven, Connecticut
When: September 22 - 25, 2005(last known date)
Background: Film Fest New Haven is a broadly focused independent
film festival. It accepts shorts as well as feature-length films
and videos of any type (Dramatic, documentary, experimental)
on any subject and in any genre.
Tel: 203.776.6789
Fax: 203.776.4260
Email: info@filmfest.org
Web: www.filmfest.org
First Look Student Film Festival
Where: Denver, Colorado
When: April 22-24, 2004(last known date)
Background: The First Look Student Film Festival is an internationally
acclaimed short film festival that showcases works from undergraduate,
graduate and recently graduated filmmakers. Often funny, sometimes
sad and always very personal, these truly are INDEPENDENT films.
The First Look Student Film Festival is a reel learning experience
and proud to be uniquely Indie. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL FILM STUDENT!
Tel: (303) 840-9253
Email: info@firstlookstudentfilmfestival.com
Web: www.firstlookstudentfilmfestival.com
First Sundays Comedy Film Festival
Where: New Haven, Connecticut
When: August 6, 2006
Background: First Sundays features the best in short comedy
films on the First Sunday of every month.
Email: film@chicagocitylimits.com
Web: www.firstsundays.com
Firelights Shocks
Where: Modesto, CA
When: September 28-29, 2002(last known date)
Background: The Firelight Shocks Horror, Fantasy/SF, Animation/Anime
Independent Film and Video Festival is currently accepting film
and video submissions as well as screenplays for the festival
to be held in Modesto, CA.
Tel: 209.537.5221
Email: filmfestival@firelightshocks.com
Web: www.firelightshocks.com
Flicker Film Festival
Where: Austin, Texas
When: Feb 16, May 18, Aug 24, Nov 9, 2006
Background: Flicker is a quarterly film festival in Austin,
TX that features short films by area filmmakers and all other
enthusiasts who dare submit via mail!
Email: flicker@flickeraustin.com
Web: www.flickeraustin.com
Flickering Image Festival
Where: Hollywood, California
When: January 11-12, 2004(last known date)
Background: The screeners' scores determine which shorts go
before our elite judges, who select the TOP TEN shorts for the
festival. Each of the ten winners will receive a Hollywood
screening of their short, an -all access- pass and a congratulatory
display ad in Variety - which will appear during the all important
kick off to the festival season!
Tel: 323.960.7862
Fax: 323.871.1331
Email: shortsfest@actorsbone.com
Web: www.flickeraustin.com
Flicks on 66 Film Festival
Where: Albuquerque,
New Mexico
When: January 2006
Background: The major component in this festival is the Wild
West Digital Shootout where ten independent filmmakers are given
the opportunity to make a ten minute digital film in 7 days
along the wildest highway in America, Route 66. Flicks will
provide everything from cast & crew to equipment.
Tel: (505) 255-1991
Email: presence2k@aol.com
Web: www.flickson66.com
Florida Film Festival
Where: Maitland, Florida
When: March 23-April 1, 2007
Background: The festival provides round-trip transportation
for all narrative and documentary competition feature directors.
Also, every filmmaker whose work is accepted receives a minimum
of 2 hotel nights, bringing the finest in independent film to
Central Florida.
Tel: 407.629.1088 ext:222
Fax: 407.629.6870
Email: wgridley@enzian.org
Web: www.enzian.org
Flying Popcorn! Film Festival
Where: Newport, Rhode Island
When: December, 2006
Background: International children's films produced by adults
and children, featuring entertainment, panel discussions, workshops,
celebrities and awards presentation. Presented by Kid Filmmakers,
the year-round traveling filmmaking academy.
Tel: 401.846.9884
Email: kidfilmmakers@yahoo.com
Web: www.kidfilmmakers.com
Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival
Where: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
When: October 20 - November 12, 2006
Background:The Fort Lauderdale Int’l Film Festival is
an annual event screens 100 films from over 30 countries. The
festival is the longest film festival in the world and is Florida's
biggest and second oldest.
Tel: 954.760.9898
Fax: 954.760.9099
Email: info@fliff.com
Web: www.fliff.com
Fort Worth Film Festival
Where: Fort Worth, Texas
When: Five days in late October
Background: The fest is purports to focus on "The Western,"
reviving greats such as High Noon and The Good, The Bad and
the Ugly, as well as lessers such as Westworld, it's a loose
sort of definition.
Tel: 817.915.9155
Fax: 817.390.7226
Email: fwff@fortworthfilmfest.com
Web: www.fortworthfilmfest.com
Foundation for Asian American Independent Media
Where: Chicago, IL
When: March 31-april 13, 2006
Background: FAAIM’s mission is to promote film, video,
and other media by and about Asian Americans, and to support
the artists who create them.
Web: www.faaim.org
Freedom Film Festival
Where: Los Angeles, California
When: October 14-15, 2005(last known date)
Background: In the past year or so, Europeans and Americans
have been tuning each other out. That's a pity, because there's
never been a time when it was more vital to appreciate and cherish
the common elements of culture and political liberty we share.
To this end, the ACF will present additional film events and
public forums in the coming months.
Web: www.cinemafoundation.com
Freeze Frame
Where: Winnipeg, Canada
When: March 10-18, 2006
Background: Freeze Frame offers a unique opportunity for everyone
to see the world through different eyes. This event, which presents
international programming to English and French audiences in
Winnipeg and rural Manitoba, recognizes that we live in a world
that depends heavily on television and film to learn about others.
In that spirit, Freeze Frame presents programming designed to
challenge and entertain.
Tel: (204) 943-5341
Fax: (204) 957-5437
Email: info@freezeframeonline.org
Web: www.freezeframeonline.org
Fresno Reel Pride Gay & Lesbian Film Festival
Where: Fresno, CA
When: September 13-17, 2006
Background: Fresno Reel Pride is the 6th oldest and one of the
largest Gay & Lesbian Festivals in the US. It's about celebrating
Gay & Lesbian film.
Tel: (559) 488-6562
Email: info@reelpride.com
Web: www.reelpride.com
Frozen Dead Guy Days
Where: Nederland, Colorado
When: March 12-14, 2004(last known date)
Email: dan@frozendeadguy.com
Web: www.frozendeadguy.com
Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
Where: Durham, North Carolina
When: April 6-9, 2006
Background: The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival's (formerly
known as the DoubleTake Documentary Film Festival) award-winning
documentary short film may qualify for Academy Award® consideration
and this has contributed to the strong interest in our competition.
Tel: (919) 687-4100
Fax: (919) 687-4200
Email: info@fullframefest.org
Web: www.fullframefest.org
Funny Film Festival
Where: Raleigh, North Carolina
When: October 2004(last known date)
Background: The Funny Film Festival opens in Raleigh, North
Carolina. During the 12 months that follow it will travel to
Kansas City, San Diego, Austin, Green Bay, and other cities.
Entries are limited to films that are funny. Films will be accepted
to the Festival based solely on their ability to make the audience
laugh.
Tel: 919.829.0822
Email: film@comedyworx.com
Web: www.funnyfilmfestival.com
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