Welcome to Kino Manchester, we operate Kinofilm, the North West of England's longest running short film festival. The dates for our next Festival (16th edition) are provisionally 26th Feb - 1st March 2020. First read about our current offers:
*NEW SPECIAL OFFER for 2019 - open to all Kino Alumni filmmakers (directors) that have previously screened at Kinoflim. If you have previously had a film screened at Kinofilm you can submit for 20% off all entry fees - but you must submit to the Alumni section to get this discount. You will be asked to enter a code that you will receive after providing evidence of your previous film screened at Kinofilm. Please also put these details in a cover letter on your FilmFreeway entry to us stating the year, director's name (which should be the same), the film's title and the programme it was in (if you can recall). Fees open at just $10.00
* REDUCED ENTRY FEES for filmmakers from EASTERN EUROPE and the Russian Federation - apx 30% off, please submit under the Eastern European section to obtain this discount. You must first contact us to provide evidence of residence and country of production to obtain this code to submit to this section. Fees open at just $10.00 or $8.50 for Gold Members of FFW.
* REDUCED ENTRY FEES for filmmakers from GREATER MANCHESTER - 30% off, please submit under the GREATER MANCHESTER FILMMAKERS section to obtain this discount.. You must upload evidence to your entry of residence within Greater Manchester and the film must be produced within the region. Fees open at just $10.00
* REDUCED ENTRY FEES for STUDENTS anywhere - 30% off, please submit under the KINO EXPOSED "Student" section to obtain this discount. You must first contact us to provide evidence of student status to obtain the code to submit under this section. Please also attach evidence to your entry on FFW. Fees open at just $10.00
* REDUCED ENTRY FEES for MICRO SHORTS (5 Minutes and under) - 30% off, please submit under the MICRO SHORTS section to obtain this discount. Fees open at just $10.00
* REDUCED ENTRY FEES for MOBILE PHONE SHORTS (10 Minutes and under) - 30% off, please submit under the MOBILE PHONE SHORTS section to obtain this discount. Fees open at just $10.00
*****A special youth section dedicated to young people of 17 years old and under. Please contact us first providing evidence of age when applying for the code to submit to this section. Please note reduced fees start at just $10.00 for Youths and Community filmmakers where the film is produced with young people of 17 and under.
**SPECIAL OPENING EARLY BIRD OFFER. ok so you don't qualify for the Alumni offer or the Student and Youth offers? Fear not, we are now offering until the 14th APRIL 25% off to everyone else from 26th Feb - 31st March (now extended till 14th April). Just submit early to qualify for reduced entry. All standard entry fees are only $15 during this period.
***FREE ENTRY - Waiver code for Iranian filmmakers based only in Iran. We realise the difficulties Iranian filmmakers experience by Western imposed sanctions on their country. We also recognise the importance of new stories coming out of work by young filmmakers and we are thrilled to have the ongoing special section in the festival for Iranian Filmmakers. Therefor our only free waiver code this year is for entries from IRAN. Please contact us first providing evidence of residence for the code to submit under this section.
****1st and 2nd features being made by Kino Alumni that have moved on to features, We would like to screen a couple of features this year to show the progression of filmmakers from shorts to features. Similarly to above you must provide evidence in your application that you have previously had a short shown at Kinofilm Festival to receive a code to submit to this section.
Women in Film
Women play an important role in filmmaking and there are many talents out there and to celebrate Women in Film we have two categories. One programme is a focus solely on Women directors, the second programme category will focus the work of women practitioners in the roles of writers, actresses, producers and Directors of Cinematography but please note the film lead roles must be female led. If you have a film that has a strong female led role or strong female writer etc and you want to be considered for this sectin of the festival please submit to the Women Practitioners category. Film Directors should submit to the Women in Film (directors category).
General Information.
Established in 1995 the festival is now in it's 16th International Shorts edition. Kinofilm has a unique reputation for showcasing the best short films from around the world, whilst being renowned for seeking out diverse, challenging and groundbreaking new films. We welcome filmmakers that are pushing the boundaries of the short film art form. The festival maintains a high standard with many European & International award-winning shorts featured in the Festival. It includes special programmes in North West Shorts (UK), British New Wave, Euro Cine, International Panorama, Kino Exposed (student and youth shorts), low/no budget shorts, Animation and various themed programmes, giving new and emerging filmmakers the opportunity to have their work screened alongside that of critically acclaimed, established short filmmakers.
Please note for 2019, the festival will move dates to February 2020. We will further welcome short films and animations from Eastern Europe as we extend the Polish festival to include more Baltic countries. This year we welcome films for this section from Romania and Russia.
As part of out 16th anniversary we are introducing a features section called Transitions for those short filmmakers that have successfully made the transition from short film to feature. This section is for previous entrants of Kinofilm Festival and can only be entered if you have previously had a short film at Kinofilm Festival. You must provide the name of the short film and year of the festival it was screened in advance of submitting..
All short films should have been completed since January 2018 to present and be no longer than 20 mins (accept documentaries which can be up to 23 mins including credits). PLEASE NOTE FILMS SHOULD NOT BE ONLINE FOR PUBLIC VIEWING. ANY FILMS THAT ARE SEEN TO BE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN WILL FACE DISQUALIFICATION.
WE ARE OFFERING STUDENTS (world wide) , GREATER MANCHESTER FILMMAKERS, Youths and community groups, Eastern European Filmmakers and Alumni Filmmakers 20% OF ALL SUBMISSION FEES (please see offers at the top of this entry). The discount is automatically applied when you submit your film to the relevant sections, entry fees start at just $10.00 Please note PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY MUST BE SHOWN in all these categories in advance of submitting the film, you will then receive a code to submit your film.
IRANIAN Filmmakers can submit for free (see above details).
Please note, if your film is selected for screening in one of the cinema screenings you must be able to provide either a DCP or high-quality Bluray of your film. Please contact us if any issues with this and we will try to resolve it by showing the film in one of the other programmes not requiring either of these formats. If it playing in one of our other venues then we will require a digital version, details supplied if your film is accepted.
REFUNDS GIVEN ONLY IN THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES: Please note if you make a genuine mistake and submit your film to us not realising that it does not fit all of the criteria, or you have to withdraw it for other reasons, we will refund your fee if the request is made only within the first two weeks from the date of submission. Films withdrawn later for other reasons such as you wish to withdraw it as your film has been accepted in another festival that requires premier status, will not receive a refund. (Please note that any refunds will be after FFW (8%) and PP (3.5%) commission fees already deducted from your fee, you will only be refunded the net amount that the festival receives).
Aims of the Festival:
1. To deliver a film festival of regional, national and international significance.
2. To nurture new talent and support the work of culturally diverse, emerging filmmakers.
3. To attract an industry base of filmmakers and media industry professionals, to encourage the exchange of ideas and development of partnerships.
4. To attract cinema goers and diverse audiences that would not normally experience the short film art form or film festivals.
5. To focus on the needs of the regions filmmakers, visiting filmmakers and the region’s audiences.
O Festival de Curtas-Metragens “San Rafael in short” visa a divulgação, divulgação e exibição de obras cinematográficas, bem como o conhecimento delas pelo público. Os trabalhos apresentados não optam por um prêmio ou premiação, apenas pela avaliação do público.
A Cachaça Filmes realiza o festival desde 2009. Sempre traz cineastas e artistas da área renomados nacionalmente, visando oferecer opção de cultura e lazer, e favorecer a economia da região. Realizou as 5 primeiras edições na Vila de Paranapiacaba (Santo André/SP), depois realizou duas edições online e agora experimentaremos uma versão híbrida (presencial e online).
Este ano o Curta Neblina se tornou ainda maior e agora será FIACINE - Festival Ibero-americano de Cinema.
Também temos o Concurso de Roteiros de Curta e Longa-Metragem.
Regulamento:
https://www.cachacafilmes.com/regulamento-concurso-de-roteiros
The San Diego International Kids' Film Festival promotes the idea of entertainment with education. Supported by many across the world, the festival supports the entertainment and education industries by showcasing international films, and gives young, aspiring filmmakers a channel to communicate to an international community. The resulting collaboration produces a unique multicultural experience, engaging young viewers with positive media, as a diverse education.
O Festival Internacional de Cinema de Pasto (FICPA), que celebra sua 21ª edição em outubro de 2025, é um evento competitivo de destaque que reúne o melhor do cinema nacional e internacional. Com categorias oficiais cobrindo uma ampla variedade de tópicos, dos direitos humanos ao meio ambiente, incluindo animação e filmes infantis, a FICPA oferece uma plataforma única para diversidade e expressão cinematográfica. Localizado na pitoresca cidade de Pasto, Colômbia, mundialmente reconhecida por seu icônico Carnaval de Negros e Brancos, o festival não apenas celebra a arte do cinema, mas também destaca a rica herança cultural da região. Como o evento mais antigo do sudoeste da Colômbia, a FICPA concede o cobiçado prêmio Sol de los Pastos (Sol dos Pastos), estabelecendo-se como um evento imperdível no calendário cultural local e internacional.
O Festival Internacional de Animação de Londres exibe orgulhosamente todo o espectro da animação criativa, mostrando que a animação é para todos.
Fundada em 2003, a LIAF pretende dissipar o equívoco popular de que a animação é apenas desenhos animados para crianças, exibindo a mais ampla gama possível de filmes atuais inteligentes, divertidos e provocativos oferecidos de todo o mundo, bem como retrospectivas e sessões especializadas de países e animadores que normalmente não despertam tal atenção.
Nosso Festival anual de 10 dias inclui estreias de gala, retrospectivas, perguntas e respostas com cineastas, workshops, votação do público e a exibição do Melhor do Festival.
Festival Internacional de curta-metragem “Cinematic Shorts” é um concurso de cinema para diretores emergentes. O objetivo principal do Festival é apresentar novos curtas-metragens e apoiar jovens cineastas, criar a oportunidade de os cineastas mostrarem o seu filme a um público amplo. O festival terá lugar em dez cidades russas.
Call for Submission – APFF-3/Feb/19
Asia Peace Film Festival - 3rd Edition
Theme:
Localizing Global Goals: Story Begins at Home!
September 2019
Pakistan
Executing Agency: Asia Peace Film Festival
https://asiapeacefilmfestival.com
https://www.facebook.com/AsiaPeaceFilmFestival/
Background:
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or the Global Goals for Sustainable Development, are a collection of 17 global goals set by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015. The Global Goals are broad and interdependent, yet each has a separate list of targets to achieve. Achieving all 169 targets would signal accomplishing all 17 goals. The Goals cover ecological, social and economic development issues including poverty, hunger, health, education, global warming, gender equality, water, sanitation, energy, urbanization, environment and social justice. The background and explanation are available in the Resolution Adopted by The General Assembly available at: https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/post2015/transformingourworld
Localizing Global Goals: Story Begins at Home
The Global Goals provide an indicative agenda for sustainable development that is required to stimulate a series of collective actions to address areas of critical importance for humanity and the habitat. The Global Goals are a large, holistic and long-term set of goals, difficult to distil into simple and compelling messages.
While these Goals are global, their achievement will critically depend on our interest, intention, ability and resources to turn the global social contract based on pressing development commitments into a tangible reality in our homes, communities, neighborhoods, cities, regions, countries and so on. Consequentially, our immediate localities are the primary sites of the compliance of our commitments towards a universal development agenda. Therefore, the story of global goals begins at home and connects to the extended contours of universality. It becomes everyone’s business, leaving no one behind.
Locating Creative Communications: Awareness, Relatability and Reach
APFF believes that contextualization of meta-data is as much important for effective communication as much as localization of global goals are important for any meaningful delivery of development dividends. Policy makers have argued that, “we will only deliver on the SDGs if people know about the goals, demand action, and hold their leaders to their promises.”
From the communication perspective, delivery of development outcomes would largely be determined by the level of awareness, relatability, reach and influence towards global goals. Therefore, creative communications should be aimed at increasing awareness, explaining relatability, enhancing outreach and influencing investments towards Global Goals at immediate locality and beyond. Global Goals are a universal agenda, requiring progress at home and abroad. Experts have suggested that, “our communication should lead to developing political will, involving people to act for themselves locally, and aiming for the goals to become a universal reference guide.”
APFF is seeking to engage creative community of Asian region including passionate storytellers, filmmakers, writers, directors, actors, artists, musicians, singers, social media champions, multi-media creators to develop a communication mix on Global Goals.
Why a Film Festival on Global Goals?
Experience has shown that “the exposure one can get through film and digital content, whether it’s at a film festival, a local cinema screening, through online distribution or educational channels, is magnified compared to many traditional ways we try to impact change.” Festival exposure and awards often bring press attention, which is considered the best amplifier of messages.
A number of studies suggest that “to inspire change, people need to ‘feel’ your story.” Data, research, statistics and trend indicators are important. Data supports and drives decisions every day in what we do. But as they say data alone typically doesn’t reach the part of our brains which can reach complex issues, intuit connections, engage lateral thinking, or move one to action: the emotional brain. ‘Story’ speaks to our emotional brain. Experts suggest: “We have to change the way we communicate. All action is emotional, and in order to get an emotional connection we need to understand what it is.”
APFF considers filmmaking and cinematography as an effective medium of communication to understand, inform, inspire and generate an individual and collective will to act for behavioral and perceptual transformations. Through a thematic cinema, a diverse and larger audiences can be engaged on issues related to SDGs making a complex message simpler, communicative and inspirational. With the extended outreach of digital content, filmmaking has become an effective tool of communication which can be used to strengthen rights-based social movements and development discourses infusing a culture of transformation in societies plagued with hierarchical structures, policies and instruments.
Against this backdrop, APFF dedicates its Third Edition to the Global Goals encouraging film makers to tell stories of their own soil – narrate local stories to the global audiences and bridge the communication gap. Tell others what story you feel for. Lens your own story! You have a space to inspire, now.
APFF is aimed to celebrate 3rd Edition by encouraging production and organizing public screening of the selected Asian short films, documentaries, animations and music videos narrating the stories of struggle and transformations on any of the seventeen Global Goals. However, a particular focus would be laid on subthemes related to: ecological, social and economic development issues including poverty, hunger, health, education, global warming, gender equality, water, sanitation, energy, urbanization, environment and social justice.
Reference Material:
• https://worldsbestnews.org/partners-projects/communicating-the-sustainable-development-goals-everyone/
• More than 700 filmmakers across the globe tackled these questions as part of this year’s Picture This Festival for the Planet, a short-film competition for emerging filmmakers hosted by Sony and the United Nations Foundation. These short films explore global goals like clean energy, access to education, and environmental sustainability through a variety of storytelling techniques, including comedy, animation, and documentary interviews. One submission even borrowed from the horror movie genre.
• https://unfoundation.org/blog/post/8-short-films-to-inspire-you-into-sdg-action/
• http://www.un.org/webcast/pdfs/160421pm-sdgs-com.pdf
• http://www.dentsu.com/csr/team_sdgs/pdf/sdgs_communication_guide.pdf
Key Components of APFF - 3rd Edition 2019:
I. Inaugural Session – High profile representation from multilateral, bilateral and governmental fora
II. Screening of selected Asian films (shorts, documentaries, animations, music videos) followed by discussions and Q&A
III. Panel Discussions – 17 parallel panel discussions on 17 Global Goals (moderating conversations between policy and communication communities)
IV. Inter-Governmental Policy Dialogue on Global Goals in Asia
V. Master Classes on A2Z of Filmmaking
VI. Art Exhibition on Global Goals
VII. Musical and Cultural Events
VIII. Networking Dinners
IX. Media Encounters
X. Grand Finale followed by Award Giving Ceremony
O Festival de Cinema de Masuku visa promover a divulgação de filmes, obras e material audiovisual de todos os países, em todos os gêneros e para todos os públicos, abordando temas relacionados ao meio ambiente, desenvolvimento sustentável e meio ambiente.
Weird Shots é o concurso de curtas-metragens Weird Sci-Fi Show, a comunidade de fãs da cultura geek de Palma de Maiorca. Para o próximo 2020 queremos apresentar, a partir da nossa humilde posição, os talentos do futuro, que, do nosso prisma (ou seja, ficção científica, horror, fantasia...) não só desfrutar, mas eles se atrevem a contar suas próprias histórias através de um caminho nunca arquivado e cada vez mais valorizado, como é o filme. Weird Shots retorna, um festival de curtas-metragens que esperamos que seja posicionado como uma referência curta de gênero através de suas sucessivas edições.
É claro que a intenção é colocada sobre ele: toda a equipe por trás da Associação se voltou para um festival ao nível que tem o teatro mais histórico das Baleares como um meio de exposição, palestras e animar o júri do Festival de alguns dos nomes mais atraentes em ilhas cinematográficas.
Então, autores, estamos esperando. Por favor, envie suas obras, que serão tratadas com o máximo respeito, valorizadas em perspectiva e premiadas (que ganham) em conformidade. Bem-vindo ao futuro festival de curtas-metragens por gênero benchmark Espanha.
Este ano, como novidade, estendemos o concurso para o longa-metragem.
Bem-vindo ao Weird Shots
O St Cloud Film Fest promove cineastas e cineastas criando oportunidades de educação, produção e valorização durante um festival anual e através de um ano de divulgação.
2020 marca o 10º ano da St Cloud Film Fest!
O St Cloud Film Fest acontece ao longo de oito dias em um teatro histórico nas margens do Rio Mississippi. A cena artística do centro da cidade é um centro para a comunidade artística circundante. Muitos artistas visuais locais exibem exposições ao longo da St. Germain Street e 5th Avenue.
Somos uma organização sem fins lucrativos dedicada à promoção de filmes independentes e empenhada em dar aos alunos a oportunidade de criarem seus próprios projetos. Nós realizamos workshops stop-motion para estudantes do ensino fundamental e damos aos estudantes do ensino médio e universitário a chance de fazer um filme como parte de um concurso de fim de semana.
As multidões são apaixonadas e inteligentes sobre o cinema. Adoraríamos a chance de mostrar seu filme para um novo público. Da ação ao vivo à animação, do documentário ao experimental, todos os cineastas têm um lugar e uma voz neste festival de cinema.
FROM THE HEART OF HOLLYWOOD, SINCE 2015, WEB SERIES FESTIVAL GLOBAL, CELEBRATING GREAT CONTENT
WEB SERIES – PILOTS – SCRIPTS - TRAILERS - STUDENT - ONE PAGE FEEDBACK
SUBMIT TODAY! $5000.00 in awards
10th Annual Web Series Festival Global
September 8, 2023 Online Screenings & Awards with presenters from around the globe.
• All Genres accepted
• For A Global Community Of Content Creators
• Helping Creatives Shape the Future of TV
• Entries considered for Grand Prize or Category Winner $5000.00 in Awards
• We accept links to view online
• IMDB official event http://www.imdb.com/event/ev0003670/
SUBMISSIONS & AWARDS
A great opportunity for anyone wanting to
gain more exposure for their web series. There are four
categories that will be judged in this competition which are
Web Series Scripts (all lengths and formats)
Web Series
Pilot
Trailers
Student
One Page Feedback
Content can be submitted with or without distribution.
All submissions will also be considered for the grand prize. $5000.00 in Awards!
You could be the next Award Winner! Submit today. Screenings & Awards are from the heart of Hollywood. For our global community of creators, online screenings & awards.
Genres include but are not limited to: Drama, Comedy, Action, SyFy, Documentary, LGBT, Script, Animation, E/I, Horror. Experimental, Social and more.
• All award wins must be used within one year of festival win date.
Submit early and save.
“We saw the other winners, and there are some truly great series, congratulations!” – Rose of Dolls
“We would like to express our gratefulness for recognition and acknowledgement.” – Cedra Wal
“The biggest prize was just being accepted and considered and I’m entirely grateful for the experience.” – V. Carubia
"Web Series Festival Global is a very well run festival with great
communications with a group of prestigious judges that I’ve found to be more than fair in their selection processes.
I highly recommend this Film Festival to any screenwriter looking to have their Web Series take a major step in the right direction." -
Charles Petrilla
"Good communication. Nice people. Great selections." -Christopher Ramsey
Created in 2002, the Hacelo Corto Festival has founded a privileged space to enjoy the productions of children and young people in fiction, documentary and animation formats.
Through this Festival, the precious relationship between education and culture is underlined. The possibility of learning to film and film by learning, the opportunity to be both public and producers, to see their short films in the cinema and share these valuable educational experiences with society.
The goal is to open the registration to producers and filmmakers of short films aimed at children and young people who wish to participate in the event and have the possibility of being evaluated and awarded by a children and youth jury.
Jiffy Louvre II: Deixe a preocupação para trás (novamente)
Após um hiato de dois anos, o Short Shorts Festival na Whitespace Gallery em Atlanta GA retorna para sua sétima iteração e o segundo julgado pelo artista de Atlanta e diretor da Welch School of Art & Design Joe Peragine. O título, originalmente usado em Short Shorts 2019, é um mash-up de alta (o Louvre, o museu dos museus) e baixo (Jiffy Lube, fornecedores do trabalho de lubrificante drive- through cujo slogan é “deixar preocupação para trás”). O título encapsula o amplo objetivo estético deste festival. Qualquer orçamento, qualquer gênero, qualquer história é bem-vinda, desde que nos dê uma breve pausa desses momentos estragados em que vivemos. Estamos abertos a trabalhos fora do ritmo, não narrativo e experimental.
O festival de curtas curtas terá uma exibição ao vivo ao ar livre na Whitespace Gallery, em Atlanta, no sábado, 17 de setembro de 2022. O espaço em branco é uma das principais galerias de arte contemporânea em Atlanta e em todo o sudeste, promovendo um ambiente imersivo de livre expressão, intimidade e diálogo. Haverá também uma segunda exibição ao vivo ao ar livre no campus da Georgia State University na quinta-feira, 22 de setembro de 2022.
As pinturas, esculturas e animações de Joe Peragines foram apresentadas em galerias, espaços de arte contemporânea e museus em todos os EUA e internacionalmente. Nascido em Jersey City, Nova Jersey, Peragine vive com sua família em Atlanta e atualmente é diretor da Ernest G. Welch School of Art & Design da Georgia State University.
O LAKE VIEW INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL é um festival de cinema independente. O Lake View Film Festival está aberto a todas as organizações/agências/independentes/produtores/diretores. Com o objetivo de inspirar, motivar e premiar os gênios verdadeiramente inovadores e artísticos do nosso tempo. Todo artista independente espera um dia emergir da cena underground e compartilhar seus talentos com as massas. Esperamos que a plataforma de vitrine que fornecemos ajude a facilitar esse sonho. Estamos entusiasmados em exibir uma ampla variedade de obras de todos os gêneros que deixarão profissionais do setor, cineastas e cinéfilos entusiasmados.
Nossos jurados premiarão os melhores filmes de cada categoria. Cada filme selecionado receberá a distinção de uma seleção oficial do evento em que os juízes premiarão os melhores filmes de cada categoria. Todos os filmes oficiais selecionados serão exibidos no evento. O evento será realizado em Ludhiana.
Todas as seleções oficiais, indicados e vencedores serão anunciados em nosso site e nas redes sociais.
12. Festival Audiovisual Infantil (FICAIJ), 2021-2022
Venezuela-Colômbia
O Festival Audiovisual Infantil, conhecido por sua sigla FICAIJ, nasceu em Mérida, Venezuela, em 2010, e se consolidou após 12 anos como uma das janelas mais importantes para exibir conteúdo educativo e alternativo de qualidade, bem como conteúdo comercial para crianças, adolescentes, jovens e famílias no país e na região.
Depois de ter assistido a mais de 41.385 participantes em suas 11 edições anteriores que impactaram diretamente em 6 países do mundo. Diante do panorama da pandemia que ainda vivemos através do COVID-19, assumimos o desafio de nos transformar e ativar nossa 12ª edição na web com incidência principal nos países da nossa região. Além disso, planejamos realizar algumas exibições presenciais na Venezuela e na Colômbia.
História:
Mais de 1.506 curtas-metragens de 81 países ao redor do mundo foram transmitidos nas telas da FICAIJ, e mais de 392 pessoas, incluindo crianças, adolescentes, jovens e adultos, avaliaram e avaliaram esses filmes.
Nossos jurados vieram não só da Venezuela, mas também de outros 9 países: Argentina, Brasil, Cuba, Equador, Itália, Quênia, México, Espanha e África do Sul, participando da representação de seus locais de origem.
Filosofia:
Promovemos audiovisuais de um ponto de vista reflexivo e produtivo, convidando crianças, adolescentes e jovens a assumir um papel ativo como criadores e prosumers.
Missão:
A FICAIJ procura incentivar a criação, produção, exposição e distribuição de conteúdos de qualidade para e por crianças, adolescentes e jovens da região, estimulando o protagonismo das crianças em todos esses processos.
2º. Laboratório FICAIJ:
Com o duplo propósito de fortalecer, por um lado, a produção de conteúdos infantis, jovens e familiares em nível regional e, por outro lado, a formação de professores na educação com e para os meios de comunicação social, uma necessidade mais evidente diante da educação digital imposta pela pandemia, a organização de A FICAIJ assume o desafio de desenvolver a 2ª edição do seu Laboratorio FICAIJ, um espaço de formação voltado para o setor de produção de conteúdos para meninos e meninas latino-americanos e para o setor da educação.
Mais informações:
www.ficaij.com
www.facebook.com/ficaij
www.instagram.com/ficaij
Os monstros sempre tiveram presença garantida e marcante no cinema e a Monstro: Festival de Cinema Fantástico de Jacareí, especialmente criada e totalmente voltada para o cinema fantástico, receberá novamente curtas-metragem com produção independente em todos os gêneros e subgêneros do fascinante e emblemático Cinema Fantástico, Horror e Ficção Cientifica. Onde o vencedor levará o Troféu Monstro.
PANÓPTICO. FESTIVAL DE CINEMA DE MATARÓ
6ª edição
O Panòptic Film Festival é um festival de cinema e artes visuais que explora o papel da era digital e seu impacto na sociedade: o impacto nas relações de poder, controle social, bem como nas áreas de ética, liberdades e direitos humanos. Por meio do audiovisual, o Panòptic Film Festival quer gerar pensamento, debate e conhecimento em torno do momento de transformação radical que, como sociedade, vivemos no contexto da era digital.
A 6ª edição do festival acontecerá em maio de 2023 na cidade de Mataró (Barcelona, Espanha).
A Seleção Oficial e a Seleção Fora da Competição são baseadas em critérios artísticos, temáticos e técnicos.
O OUFF en Curto busca estimular o formato da curtametraxe no ámbito da Comunidade Autónoma galega como expresión básica da creación audiovisual. É a sección de curtametraxes do Festival de Cine Internacional de Ourense.
Cinema europeu jovem do mais alto padrão é uma das marcas registradas
do Festival Internacional de Cinema de Braunschweig.
“Music & Film” é o segundo ponto focal de Braunschweig, chamando a atenção para o som das imagens em movimento.
Premières internacionais, cinéma d'auteurs, concertos cinematográficos, retrospectivas, homenagens e quatro prêmios completam o perfil do festival, dando ao público e à imprensa amplas possibilidades para novas descobertas.
