What can YOU do in just 48 hours? Experience the exhilaration of indoor electric go kart racing at Pole Position Raceway! Winter Film Awards and Pole Position Raceway continue our partnership for our upcoming 48-Hour Film Challenge! Our Best Picture and Fan Favorite teams each win a day of…
What can YOU do in just 48 hours? Jungle loves movies! It’s why they develop software for filmmakers and writers. Winter Film Awards and Jungle Software continue our partnership for our upcoming 48-Hour Film Challenge! Our Best Picture and Fan Favorite teams each win a copy of Jungle’s outstanding Gorilla…
What can YOU do in just 48 hours? Some of the best movies of all time include race cars flying around a track! Join Winter Film Awards and Lime Rock Park, the Road Racing Center of the East to unleash your need for speed! Winter Film Awards 48-Hour Film Challenge…
What can YOU do in just 48 hours? Winter Film Awards is teaming up with The McKittrick Hotel for our 48-Hour Film Challenge! Two teams will each win 2 certificates to take part in the brilliant and insane Sleep No More, described by The New York Times as “a voyeur’s…
What can YOU do in just 48 hours? Winter Film Awards is teaming up with Brooklyn Boulders for our upcoming 48-Hour Film Challenge! Two teams will each win 2 certificates to learn the basics of climbing at Brooklyn’s best Rock Climbing facility! You’ll get expert instruction on beginner technique while…
What can YOU do in just 48 hours? Winter Film Awards is teaming up with The Paint Place for our upcoming 48-Hour Film Challenge! “Fan Favorite” team can hang out together and learn to paint at NYC’s #1 Art Class! About the Challenge WINTER FILM AWARDS challenges the local NYC…
What can YOU do in just 48 hours? Winter Film Awards is teaming up with City Wine Tours for our upcoming 48-Hour Film Challenge! “Best Picture” winning team can toast their success with a tour of Soho or the West Village’s coolest wine spots. About the Challenge WINTER FILM AWARDS…
What can YOU do in just 48 hours? WINTER FILM AWARDS challenges the local community to create a 4-7 minute short film in a specified genre, tagline and prop in just a single gonzo weekend! Thirty teams of the most creative people in the tri-state area have just 48 sleepless…
Calling all Actors, directors, models, photographers and producers. Come see and be seen! Winter Film Awards is kicking off a brand new year of events with an entertainment industry networking mixer. Whether you are an actor, writer, musician, model, photographer, producer, make-up artist- anything pertaining to film or related industries,…
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Get your project accepted to fests by following these must-know tips for film festival success! Film festivals provide a great way to get your film (and you!) exposure in the industry…but with escalating competition how can you increase your chances of acceptance? Cream rises to the top, so much of…
By Mara Lesemann: I’ve spent the past year taking my first feature (Surviving Family – www.survivingfamily.us) to 18 film festivals in the US and Canada; we also had 2 invitation-only screenings for family and friends. While we didn’t hit the festival home run that everyone dreams of (Sundance, Tribeca, Cannes,…
XLRATOR MEDIA BRINGS HOME FESTIVAL WINNER “FOUND” FOR NORTH AMERICAN DISTRIBUTION LOS ANGELES (July 16, 2014) – XLrator Media has acquired North American distribution rights to the award-winning horror film FOUND by first-time director Scott Schirmer. The film has played more than 40 horror film festivals across the globe where…
As we open our submissions for the 2015 Winter Film Awards Independent Film Festival, it seems like a good time to repost this, originally posted last year …. A while back, we posted What Festival Directors Really Think from Stephen Follows (Blog). Here is some more advice for filmmakers looking…
