Entry Deadline MAY 2008 for Atlanta Underground Film Festival, DocuFest, and Animation Attack!
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Festival League is currently accepting entries to Atlanta Underground, DocuFest, and Animation Attack! FINAL DEADLINE MAY 30, 2008. Montezuma International Film Festival Submissions Accepted
Get your films in now during the Early-Bird Call for Entries!
Mention you saw this on the Festival League Blog and and get HALF-OFF your entry fee. Montezuma International Film Festival Submissions 15 Minute Film Fest: Festival League's Short Film Festival Submissions
Get your films in now during the Early-Bird Call for Entries!
Mention you saw this on the Festival League Blog and and get HALF-OFF your entry fee. Fifteen Minute Film Fest Submissions Atlanta HorrorFest: Horror Film Festival submissions, call for entries
Get your films in now during the Early-Bird Call for Entries!
Mention you saw this on the Festival League Blog and and get HALF-OFF your entry fee. Atlanta HorrorFest: Submit your horror film now! Animation Attack: Animated film submissions accepted now
Get your films in now during the Early-Bird Call for Entries!
Mention you saw this on the Festival League Blog and and get HALF-OFF your entry fee. Animation Attack! Festival Submissions DocuFest: Atlanta International Documentary Film Festival Call For Entries
Get your films in now during the Early-Bird Call for Entries!
Mention you saw this on the Festival League Blog and and get HALF-OFF your entry fee. DocuFest: Atlanta International Documentary Film Festival Submissions Atlanta Underground Film Festival Submissions Accepted Now!
Get your films in now during the Early-Bird Call for Entries!
Mention you saw this on the Festival League Blog and and get HALF-OFF your entry fee. Atlanta Underground Film Festival Submissions Film Festivals Submission Tips
All Film Festivals provide a great opportunity to get your film out there.
However, there are someissues you should confront before of sending your masterpiece to a handful of festivals. 1. Edit. Then Edit that. Then Edit that again. End by editing again. Then edit the credits. 2.Do not stretch the film just to fit a certain time length (For example: a 60 minute film that could have conveyed the same idea in 30 minutes). 3. A shot or sequence that you love serves no purpose if it doesn't progress the story. (For example: a two minute shot of someone walking away into the distance) 4. Sound is SO important. Again. Sound is crucial. (Hire someone if you have to) 5. If you make films, we love you. Continue making films as you certainly progress each time. More to come.... Eric Panter is the Founder of Festival League and the Festival Director of Atlanta Underground Film Festival, DocuFest , Atlanta Horror Fest and the Montezuma International Film Festival. |







