Film Festival Guide- Learn How To Submit Your Film Worldwide

Film Festival Guide: Learn How To Submit Your Film Worldwide, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 15 lectures, based on 69 reviews, and has 389 subscribers.

You will learn about Build Your Own Film Festival Strategy With Maximum Efficiency Online Submission Platforms And Services Common Mistakes Beginner Filmmakers Make When Submitting Their Films Class A, B and C Festivals, What Is The Difference? Tips & Tricks That Film Festivals Keep Secret Creating Subtitles, Dialogue Lists and Stills For Your Film DCP (Digital Cinema Package) vs Other Screening Formats Promotional Publicity Materials For Maximum Exposure This course is ideal for individuals who are Film directors, producers, who have just produced their first or second short film and want to promote it and discover the new fascinating world of film festivals. or Beginner distributors who have submitted their films into film festivals but lost their hope in being selected. or Film school students that want their work to get maximum exposure. or Film festival agents, that promote or distribute other filmmakers work. It is particularly useful for Film directors, producers, who have just produced their first or second short film and want to promote it and discover the new fascinating world of film festivals. or Beginner distributors who have submitted their films into film festivals but lost their hope in being selected. or Film school students that want their work to get maximum exposure. or Film festival agents, that promote or distribute other filmmakers work.

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Summary

Title: Film Festival Guide: Learn How To Submit Your Film Worldwide

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 15

Number of Published Lectures: 15

Number of Curriculum Items: 15

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 15

Original Price: 44.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Build Your Own Film Festival Strategy With Maximum Efficiency

Online Submission Platforms And Services

Common Mistakes Beginner Filmmakers Make When Submitting Their Films

Class A, B and C Festivals, What Is The Difference?

Tips & Tricks That Film Festivals Keep Secret

Creating Subtitles, Dialogue Lists and Stills For Your Film

DCP (Digital Cinema Package) vs Other Screening Formats

Promotional Publicity Materials For Maximum Exposure

Who Should Attend

Film directors, producers, who have just produced their first or second short film and want to promote it and discover the new fascinating world of film festivals.

Beginner distributors who have submitted their films into film festivals but lost their hope in being selected.

Film school students that want their work to get maximum exposure.

Film festival agents, that promote or distribute other filmmakers work.

Target Audiences

Film directors, producers, who have just produced their first or second short film and want to promote it and discover the new fascinating world of film festivals.

Beginner distributors who have submitted their films into film festivals but lost their hope in being selected.

Film school students that want their work to get maximum exposure.

Film festival agents, that promote or distribute other filmmakers work.

Do you have a short film? Would you like it to be screened internationally and meet other filmmakers from around the globe?

In this practical course, you will discover a step by step guide on how to submit your film to film festivals and give it the best chances to be officially selected. You will also learn how to create?a film festival strategy, that will help you distribute your film and get maximum exposure.

In addition to the festival strategy, you will learn what are the?necessary materials every film festival requires?and how to prepare them yourself. This includes such practical lessons as?creating subtitles,?DCP?(digital cinema package) for cinema theatres.

Here are some more questions you will get answers to:

What are the differences between Class A, B?or C festivals?

Premiere status of a short film, how not to get banned?

Online submission platforms and film festival databases?

How much should I spend on submissions?

What are the common mistakes filmmakers make when submitting their films?

The do’s and don’ts for submitting your film to festivals.

By the end of the course, you’ll be ready to launch a film?festival tour for your short film, whether it is a documentary, fiction, experimental or animation.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: WELCOME TO THE FILM FESTIVAL GUIDE

Lecture 1: 5 REASONS TO SUBMIT TO FILM FESTIVALS

Lecture 2: FILM FESTIVAL CATEGORIES

Lecture 3: UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS OF SUBMITTING

Chapter 2: SUBMISSION STRATEGY

Lecture 1: 6 ONLINE SUBMISSION PLATFORMS YOU NEED TO KNOW

Lecture 2: APPLICAITON FORMS and PRESS KITS

Lecture 3: FROM STRATEGY TO SUBMISSIONS

Lecture 4: WHAT IS A PREMIERE STATUS and COMPLETION DATE?

Lecture 5: HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT FILM FESTIVAL

Chapter 3: PREPARING MEDIA FILES FOR DELIVERY

Lecture 1: 8 ESSENTIAL TOOLS YOU NEED FOR YOUR PUBLICITY STRATEGY

Lecture 2: FILM FILE DELIVERY

Lecture 3: CREATE READABLE SUBTITLES

Lecture 4: HOW TO MAKE A DCP

Chapter 4: PARTICIPATION AND COMMUNICATION

Lecture 1: SELECTION STATISTICS AND REASONS OF REJECTION

Lecture 2: PARTICIPATION IN FILM FESTIVALS

Lecture 3: 7,5 SUBMISSION SECRETS

Instructors

Daniels Joffe
Film Festival Agent / Director / Producer

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3 stars: 5 votes

4 stars: 24 votes

5 stars: 38 votes

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