Toronto After Dark Film Festival is one of the world’s leading showcases of thrilling international cinema and runs every October, just before Halloween. The critically acclaimed festival features new horror, sci-fi, fantasy, action, animated and cult films from around the world, including a number of award-winning features and shorts. Last year, the festival was attended by over 6,500 enthusiastic film fans and over 100 members of press and industry. In a poll of local filmgoers, Toronto After Dark was also voted Runner-Up for Best Film Festival in the City.

The SATO 48- Springfield and the Ozarks 48 hours film challenge. Make a complete film from idea to final post production in only 48 hours. This is the third annual SATO48. The contest will take place in Springfield Missouri on April 18-20 and anyone can enter. SATO has been fostering and growing the awareness of media production in Springfield, MO since 2006. This contest has been a success in the past and everyone that participates in the event always has fun creating their film. to find out more and enter please visit www.sato48.com.

Nathan Maulorico
Unknown Films

On behalf of the Gen Art Film Team, I’d like to invite you and your film group to our free Film Festival Panels this weekend!

The 13th Annual Gen Art Film Festival is proud to host conversations with our filmmakers about their work and journey from dream to screen. All panels are free and open to the public!

For complete descriptions and to RSVP, visit http://www.genartfilmfestival.com/2008/panel/panel.html

Please feel free to pass along or post the attached flyer. We look forward to seeing you there!

Gen Art
133 West 25th Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10001

11/22 – International Comedy Short Film Festival
CALL FOR ENTRIES

Satire, slapstick, grotesqueness, skit, black humour, running gags, absurd, surprising punchlines…
Short stories told by these means are in the spotlight of 11/22, the International Comedy Short Film Festival, which will take place in Vienna every June starting in 2009.

The name “Eleven-Twentytwo” refers to the two categories of the festival, which are carried out as two independent competitions:
- Category 11: for all films up to max. 11:59 min of total runtime

www.FilmTube.tv - Submit your films and automatically be entered into the 2009 FTTV Online Film Festival - Short Films and Feature Length. Filmtube.tv is a FREE video sharing site for Filmmakers only. Log on, sign up and share your films with the world. By signing up, your films will automatically be entered into the 2009 FTTV Online Film Festival. Date to be announced.

We are YOUR ticket to the hottest show in town ... the GREATEST celebration of the BEST in independent film from around the world: NOW EXPANDED TO FIVE FULL DAYS: February 27 - March 2, 2008. From features to shorts, documentaries to animation and foreign films to student films, you will be treated to a cinephile’s dream!

Join filmmakers, celebrities, industry guests and film buffs from all around the world as Sedona takes center stage with its biggest celebration of film yet! See you at the movies ...

Prices vary, depending on type of pass.

PORTLAND WOMEN’S FILM FESTIVAL CALL-FOR-ENTRIES
Final Deadline Less Than Two Weeks Away!

There are less than two weeks left to submit to the Portland Women’s Film Festival a.k.a. POW Fest, Oregon’s premiere showcase for international independent films made by women. The festival is currently accepting film submissions of any length, style, or genre, either directed or co-directed by women.

The One Minute Film & Video Festival Aarau, Switzerland,
is open to shortfilms up to 60 seconds!

You can submit films in 4 Categories:
- Fiction/Documentary
- Animation
- Art/Experimental
- Youth/U20

The films can be sent online!
There is no entry fee!

Our deadline is May 31th 2008

For further informations visit our website:
www.oneminute.ch

One Minute Film & Video Festival Aarau
P.o.Box 2761
CH - 5001 Aarau
Switzerland

info {AT} oneminute.ch

The Human Rights Watch International Festival (Toronto) is a project of the Human Rights Watch Toronto Committee. The festival is a leading showcase for distinguished fiction, documentary, and animated films and videos that incorporate human rights themes.

The Newport Beach Film Festival will spotlight over 350 films from around the world including features, shorts, documentaries, and animation that will compete for a series of Jury and Audience Awards. In addition to film screenings, the Festival will host several premiere galas, yacht parties, and question and answer sessions with filmmakers. The event is expected to attract more than 40,000 film devotees.

Be sure to check us out on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2iPH8M3Zuw

Submit Directly to WithoutABox:
http://www.withoutabox.com/login/1249