By shael stolberg on July 2, 2016
berlin festivals, berlin short film festival, european films, film awards, german festivals, german films, independent films, short films
festival news
The Berlin Short Film Festival has been running to great critical and audience acclaim for three years. The international short films exhibited annually at BSFF never fails to attract a great number of film professionals and the general public. All BSFF films have been chosen for their outstanding quality and are vying for awards in […]
By shael stolberg on May 26, 2016
european films, german films, hamburg, hamburg international short film festival, independent films, short films
festival news
No other form of cinematic art is as open, experimental, fast, courageous, abstract, hard, discursive or reactive as the short film. At the same time, it has to be incredibly disciplined. Its art lies in its focus – on single pictures, takes, tracking shots or dialogues. It never has enough time and it only has […]
By shael stolberg on May 26, 2016
canadian festival, film panels, films awards, independent films, short films, yorkton film festival
festival news
The Festival began in 1947 as the Yorkton Film Council. Its mandate was to act as a volunteer distribution agency for the National Film Board (NFB). Jim Lysyshyn, field man for the NFB, suggested a film festival. When the Council rejected his proposal, he came forward with a more audacious proposal – an international festival. […]
By shael stolberg on May 2, 2016
european films, german films, Germany, independent films, oberhausen short film festival, short films
festival news
On 28 February 1962, at the 8th West German Short Film Festival in Oberhausen, 26 West German filmmakers proclaimed the Oberhausen Manifesto. This moment marked a milestone in the development of German cinema – never before, and never again, would a break with existing production conditions be demanded, and induced, with such vehemence. With a […]
By shael stolberg on May 1, 2016
european films, german films, independent films, oberhausen short film festival, short films
FILM FESTIVAL TRAILERS
The festival will take place from May 5 – 10, 2016.
By shael stolberg on January 7, 2016
cameron bailey, Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival, canadian films, feature features, Guy Maddin, melody wang, Patricia Rozema, short films, steve gravestock, student films, tiff
festival news
Onstage discussions with Tatiana Maslany and Kiefer Sutherland Cross-country guest appearances by Patricia Rozema, Philippe Falardeau, Patrick Huard, Connor Jessup, Andrew Cividino, Mina Shum, Guy Maddin and more TORONTO — The Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival kicks off on January 8, presenting public screenings of 2015’s 10 best features, shorts and student shorts. Running through […]
By shael stolberg on December 15, 2015
cameron bailey, Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival, canadian films, feature features, Guy Maddin, melody wang, Patricia Rozema, short films, steve gravestock, student films, tiff
festival news
TORONTO — TIFF® salutes the country’s cinematic superstars tonight, revealing the Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival™ lineup of the top 10 features, shorts and student shorts for 2015. Established in 2001, the festival celebrates and promotes contemporary Canadian cinema and raises awareness of Canadian achievements in film. Running January 8 to 17, 2016 at TIFF […]
By shael stolberg on November 30, 2015
academy awards, animated films, hollywood awards, oscars, short films
Bits & Pieces
10 ANIMATED SHORTS ADVANCE IN 2015 OSCAR® RACE LOS ANGELES, CA – The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences today announced that 10 animated short films will advance in the voting process for the 88th Academy Awards®. Sixty pictures had originally qualified in the category. The 10 films are listed below in alphabetical order […]
By shael stolberg on November 17, 2015
educational events, independent film, pitch series, regent park film festival, short films, toronto festival
festival news
This year’s Regent Park Film Festival will open with the RBC Emerging Directors’ Spotlight & Pitch Event. This event entails industry professionals Clé Bennett (actor), Min Sook Lee (director), Dawn Wilkinson (director/screenwriter) & Sharon Lewis (director/actor) will discuss their experiences in the film industry which includes how they got started and Cory Bowles (actor/director/choreographer) is […]
By su-anne on October 19, 2015
2015 Writing Competition, Andrea Janakas, Attract Attention, Building a Career, Building Reputation, By Filmmakers for Filmmakers, Cinema Gypsy, Cinematic Vision, Emerging Talent, eOne, Exposure, Feature Films, Helping Young Writers, Horror, Howard A. Rodman, Industry Professionals, los angeles, New Independent Artists, park city, Pierce Law Group, Shane Andries, short films, slamdance, Teleplays, The Delegation, The Slamdance 2016 Film Festival, utah, Writers Guild of America
Bits & Pieces
LOS ANGELES, CA – The Delegation written by Shane Andries has won the 2015 Slamdance Writing Competition Grand Prize. Andries was awarded $7,000 in cash prizes for his feature script at the annual awards ceremony hosted by the Writers Guild of America West on October 7, 2015. The Delegation tells the story of a rookie […]