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Younger festivals are more likely to officially select films from first time producers, directors, and writers. They’re quicker to premiere novices than the older, more established festivals. Most filmmakers who gain acceptance in the mature and established festivals have a track record of...

registration and press-kits are only the tip of the iceberg Hi Thatrader, Can you tell me which of the festivals have stopped using WAB? The acceptance rate on non-WAB festivals has been, for my film, much higher than it has been with the WAB festivals. Does your experience go the other way...

Will you have all 4 screens for 3 days? If it is less than this, you need to focus on genres, as there won 't be enough space for dramas, comedies, horror, animation, and documentaries. Are you planning for a certain mix of features and shorts? Are you targeting a minimum proportion of Film...

Last year I submitted my film to two festivals that ran the same weekend. Tambay and Just Another selected my film, "Jelly Pilgrim". I planned to go to Tampa first, because it was accepted there first. So I let the director of Just Another know about the predicament, and he was very...

I bought my Olympus C-2100 UV 2-megapixel still camera from Beach 4 years ago. The price was right, the people in sales knew the prodcut well, and delivered quickly. It's no surprise that they have good reviews. I'm going to consider them as a supplier when I need another product that they...

Have you participated in the Annual Program Without Frontiers? Is it something that you would do again? :huh: I have and I wonder why filmmakers seek out this type of consideration. It's at least unusual that there are no public screenings.

some festivals are geared up for growth When a festival fiirst offers WAB registration, submissions often swamps all expectations as well as the workflow. (i.e. not enough screeners for official selection, not enough screens for all of the entries that the festival would wish to be able to...