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Listings - You've asked us for more info on the
hottest festivals and upcoming call for entries
deadlines&emdash;and now we're giving it to you! Beginning
this 24th of 2005, we're introducing a brand-new monthly
edition of our Event Calendar FESTEvents! Each month, we'll
let you in on the best fests, upcoming deadlines and more.
Enjoy!
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• 2005 SHANGHAIFILM FESTIVAL - JUNE
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• 2005 MUNICH FILM FESTIVAL - JUNE
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Since its inception in 1998, CINEVEGAS has fast become one
of the hottest film festivals in the country. In 2005 Dennis
Hopper once again serves as the Chairman of the Creative
Advisory Board, which has honored such film greats as Jack
Nicholson, Sean Penn and David Lynch. The 7th annual
CineVegas Film Festival will be held at the Palms Casino
Resort and Brenden Theatres in June 10-18. Helping to
celebrate Las Vegas' Centennial birthday, CineVegas again
promises nine days of movies and nine nights of Vegas. The
festival features first-time filmmakers as well as masters
of the craft. Please call 702/992-7979, or visit
http://www.cinevegas.com
for more
information.
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FIRSTGLANCE HOLLYWOOD FILM FEST is calling for entries for
its 6th annual film festival. Categories: Features, Shorts,
Shorts Too, Mini-Doc, Student-Directed. With over $35,000 in
prizes awarded in 2005, you can't miss Hollywood's fastest
growing truly indie festival. Download an application from
http://www.firstglancefilms.com or apply online at
http://www.withoutabox.com.
Deadline: June 15, 2005 (Late: July 1, 2005). This year's
event is sure to get national attention as our 2004 event
included guests Bruce Davison, Ken Watanabe and many others.
2005 has seen tremendous growth for the FirstGlance Film
Festivals, including the launch of the Filmmaker Homepages,
getting wide visibility and recognition for
filmmakers.
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WHAT DO BBQ, THE BLUES, ELVIS, MAGNOLIAS, MOONSHINE AND
FILMMAKERS ALL HAVE IN COMMON? THE 2005 INDIE MEMPHIS "SOUL
OF SOUTHERN FILM" FESTIVAL (Oct. 21-27). Submissions are
being accepted now for the country's only uniquely
"Southern" film festival featuring works about the South,
shot in the South or made by Southerners. This includes
films about Southern history, lifestyles, characters,
subjects and themes-anything of "Southern" persuasion. Late
submission deadline: July 15. Cash awards for Best Narrative
Feature, Best Short, Best Documentary and Best
Experimental/Animation. For entry forms and more
information, visit http://www.indiememphis.com
or call 901/246-7086.
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LONG ISLAND FILM FESTIVAL adds monthly "indie" film series
to it schedule for 2005. The LIFF, celebrating its 22nd
year, is producing a monthly film series at its home base at
the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts. The series,
curated by festival director Christopher Cooke and producer
Francis J. Leik, includes "sneak previews" of new features
and shorts of all genres as well as outstanding films culled
from its extensive archives. "The monthly indie series gives
us the opportunity to support independent filmmaking 12
months a year&emdash;not just during our festival screenings
in June" according to producer Francis Leik. For information
on the series log on to http://www.lifilm.org or
http://www.patchoguetheatre.com.
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CALL FOR WORK! The 30th annual NEW ENGLAND FILM AND VIDEO
FESTIVAL is seeking entries in the following genres: short
and feature-length narrative, short and feature-length
documentary, experimental and animation. We also are seeking
student films in all genres. NEFVF will take place in
Boston, Massachusetts. Audience awards will be presented at
the end of the festival. Entries should be on DVD or VHS and
screening copies on Mini DV, BetaSP or DVD. Find an entry
form on http://www.nefvf.com.
Entries should be received by 08/15/05. Entries can be
mailed to: New England Film and Video Festival, c/o Film
Shack, Attn: Michael Geoghegan, 227 Roxbury Street, Roxbury,
MA 02119
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NEW SCREEN TELEVISION & NEW VISION AWARDS - A Truly
Independent TV Venue for Truly Independent Film and Art -
This is not just a TV show; we are an entire television
channel, dedicated to your films. We are now accepting great
films that are waiting to be discovered and rediscovered. We
will award $17,500 in cash awards this year for the
following categories: Overall Best Film/Video, Best
Animation, Best Documentary, Best Drama, Best Student, Best
Fine Art. There is NO FEE to submit. Call for Entries
Deadline is August 1st, 2005. Please see http://www.newscreen.tv
<http://www.newscreen.tv/> for further
details!
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THE PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF SHORT FILMS AND
FILM MARKET - September 20 - 26, 2005 - The Festival and its
associated Film Market is ranked as one of North America's
largest. It is also consistently noted as one of the most
filmmaker friendly and finest organized short film festivals
in the World. Last year six shorts from the Festival's 2004
line-up went on to become Academy Award nominees. 2004
Best-Of-Fest Winner (WASP) won the Oscar for Best Live
Action Short. This year 20 cash awards will be presented in
eight competitive categories - over $30,000 in cash, film
stock and production services will be awarded! Academy
Qualifying Festival. Regular Entry Deadline: June 24th. Info
& enter at http://www.psfilmfest.org
or http://www.withoutabox.com.
Phone: 760/322-2930, Fax: 760/322-4087, E -mail:
info@psfilmfest.org <mailto:info@psfilmfest.org>
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The 7th Annual PROVINCETOWN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL,
June 15-19 2005, will honor Director/Screenwriter Mary
Harron as the 2005 Filmmaker on the Edge. Mary Harron is as
controversial as her films (I Shot Andy Warhol, 1996,
American Psycho, 2000). She exhibits an unabashed penchant
for telling the truth, however unpopular. Her forthcoming
The Notorious Bettie Page, starring Gretchen Mol, is much
anticipated and slated for release in 2005 by HBO Films. In
addition, Harron has directed some of televisions edgiest
shows, including "The L Word," "Six Feet Under" and "Oz."
Attend the Awards Ceremony Saturday night, June 18th and
purchase festival passes or your ticket for this Special
Event at: http://www.ptownfilmfest.org
or call 508/487-FILM.
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The STARZ DENVER INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL presents
approximately 200 films over 10 days and plays host to more
than 100 film artists. New international feature releases,
independently produced fiction films and documentaries,
animation, experimental works, children's programs and short
subjects are included in the festival. The festival presents
the following awards: John Cassavetes Award; Krzysztof
Kieslowski Award For Best Feature Film; Lifetime Achievement
Award; Stan Brakhage Vision Award; Maysles Brothers Award
for Best Documentary; the Emerging Filmmaker Award; Starz
People's Choice Award, an audience award given to the most
popular feature-length fiction film, feature-length
documentary and short subject. Visit http://www.yes90.net
for more
information.
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For information on getting your festival listed,
e-mail
gary@tvinews.net
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