The Clearwater Film Festival is a platform built to showcase seasoned filmmakers and emerging artists who demonstrate the synergy of the actor, writer and director. When great talents work harmoniously the results may be beautiful, questionable or even shocking. When the talents of the actor, writer and director belong to the same person, the triple-threat filmmaker, those results are often extraordinary. It is here that we applaud those efforts. Quality film submissions of any length are welcome from all genres worldwide. You need not be a “triple-threat filmmaker” to participate, just show us what great teamwork can do, and bring your vision.

Submit online, print your film registration and ship along with two (2) DVDs and payment to The Clearwater Film Festival, 611 S. Fort Harrison Ave, Suite 383, Clearwater FL 33756 USA. Follow guidelines for pricing and include a personal check, money order, or international money order.

The 64 to 1 Film Festival is an online film festival and completely unique and one of a kind. The format for the competition is based off of the very successful NCAA Basketball tournament. 64 films will be pitted against each other- elimination style- through six rounds of judging.

One set of judges will determine the rankings based on a complex point scale with the highest rated film taking the highest seed. Most would presume the highest seeded would be the odds on favorite to win, but there is a twist. The judges who rank the films 1-64 will not judge another film for the contest.

Every round a new set of judges will come in and judge the films and they will not be given the seeds, as to avoid any psychological leaning toward any of the films. They will never know the actual seeds to be sure the playing field is kept fair the entire time.

Each round will last one week (with updated brackets coming out every Monday) and proceed as follows:

Round 1 (64): March 1, 2010
Round 2 (32): March 8, 2010
Round 3 (16): March 15, 2010
Round 4 (8): March 22, 2010
Round 5 (4): March 29, 2010
Round 6 (2): April 5, 2010
Round 7: April 12, 2010 – winner announced

The winner will receive a cash prize and a few other surprise perks!

American Theatre of Harlem is currently accepting submissions for its 6th Annual CULTURES COLLIDE Community Film Festival.
Located in the arts community of Fort Greene, Brooklyn, this year's festival runs from March 4 - March 7, 2010.
CULTURES COLLIDE celebrates the efforts of multicultural films and filmmakers and features an industry panel.
In addition to the Audience Choice selections each night, the Festival culminates in the presentation of the
Community Treasure award. For questions and submissions info contact info@americantheatreofharlem.org

Leading filmfestival auf turkish and german films in Germany. Every year are more than 50 films screenend - from both countries. The festival is attended by numerous filmmakers and a meeting place for the turkish-german film community.

Submit your film for the chance to win a best in category 'Transmitter' award selected by a prestigious panel of celebrity and respected industry judges. Crystal Palace is a London suburb of outstanding beauty steeped in history. It was the site of the Great Exhibition held within the Crystal Palace from 1854 which spectacularly burned down in 1936. John Logie Baird sent the first colour TV transmissions from here, the BBC and other TV and radio stations still broadcast from here. So what an incredibly apt location for this international film festival.

DOC Meeting Argentina

DOC Meeting Argentina is a space devoted to documentaries meant to encourage the construction of networks among cinematography and television industry professionals, at the national, regional and international levels; the development of projects under process; the creation of an area for the discussion of different strategies for co-production, marketing and distribution of the documentary genre; and, undoubtedly, a business area created to market documentaries filmed in various formats.

DOC Meeting Argentina Edition has a three-day duration and is geared to cinema and television producers, leaders of state-owned or private national and international television networks, filmmakers and television producers, public officials, cultural managers, lawyers, educators and other film and television industry-related professionals.

DOC Meeting Argentina is divided into three distinct sections:

Conferences, Workshops and Seminars. Two-day duration. Representatives of television networks and co-production funds and forums, among other professionals, will be presenting lectures on topics such as co-production, acquisitions, distribution, new technologies, legislation and copyright.

One On One Meetings. One-day duration. A business roundtable will be held as part of DOC Meeting Argentina. In this roundtable, producers, buyers and sellers will have a chance to show their projects – completed or under development – to co-producers, television representatives and organizations.

Pitching Forum. In DOC Meeting Argentina, producers and/or directors will have a chance to present their projects to a group of 12 Commissioning Editors (representatives of international television networks who are responsible for the co-production or pre-purchase of documentaries), with the intention of receiving international financing for their projects. Twenty-four projects will be selected.

"Views of America" American Independent Cinema Encounters of Tunis. Taking place in Tunis Tunisia, VOA is an event that has America as a theme through Independant cinema. The goal is to offer movie experiences to the general public at large and students at Tunisia’s Schools of Cinema and audiovisual arts in particular. Most of the projections are followed by strong debates and workshops involving Tunisian students and film makers invited to Tunis to talk about their craft. One of the main partners of VOA in selecting films is American Film Institute AFI 20/20 Program. As a side event, a film contest competition open to film School students is organized each year. Participants have 2 months to come up with a 3 to 6 mns short film, around a theme promoting tolerance, dialogue and against extremism. Ten films are selected and prizes are awarded (digital camera and electronic equipment). The best 3 young film makers win a trip to New York City.

The Maelstrom International Fantastic Film Festival (MIFFF) is a three day international showcase of action, animation, cult, fantasy, horror, and science fiction cinema. MIFFF takes place every fall at the SIFF Cinema at McCaw Hall in Seattle, Washington USA.