Conventions & Festivals That We Should Participate In: Please Suggest!
We'd love your ideas and help identifying which conventions and festivals we should participate in. Please suggest ideas!
- Boston Science Fiction Film Festival (February ?, 2011)
- Emerald City Comicon - March 4th-6th, 2011
- Ann Arbor Film Festival - March 22-27, 2011
- Wondercon - April 1-3, 2011
- SIFF 2011 - May 19 – June 12, 2011
Earlybird Submission Deadline is November 1, 2010
Regular Submission Deadline is December 7, 2010
Final Submission Deadline is January 3, 2011 - Comic-Con International: San Diego 2010 - July 22-25 (Preview Night, July 21)
- Toronta After Dark Film Festival (August ?, 2011)
- Jet City Comic Show (September ?, 2011)
- Fantastic Fest (September ?, 2011)
- British Urban Film Festival (September ?, 2011)
- Raindance Film Festival (September ?, 2011)
- Maelstrom International Fantastic Film Festival (September ?, 2011)
- PAX 2011 (September ?, 2011)
- International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival (October ?, 2011)
- Sci-Fi London (October ?, 2011)
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Permalink Reply by Nathan McCoy on -
When is PAX?
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCoy on -
PAX 2010 already occurred early in September and admissions were sold out in early August. The PAX website does not currently display info about PAX 2010.
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Permalink Reply by Brad Notman on -
You may have already stumbled upon this list, but in case you haven't, wikipedia has a very comprehensive list of all (or most) worldwide indi-film fest's - when they are held and where, by continent. (There's a few in London, UK - that'd be cool)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_film_festivals
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCoy on
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This is very cool! Now we just need to figure out which ones would be friendly to our movie.
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Permalink Reply by Brad Notman on
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Ya, many have links to their own sites for more info. I hear ya, some are geared toward certain genre's more than others, it looks like. I was reading that Seattle's own SIFF is one of the biggest, if not THE biggest in North America (as far as sheer numbers of films showcased) I have some spare time - I'll poke through the list and see how many may be "Kick @ss Sci-Fi - Awesome Adventure Movie!" friendly. : )
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCoy on
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You are the dude! Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Isaac Alexander on -
Science Fiction +Fantasy Short Film Festival
February 5th, 2011
Seattle Cinerama
Seattle, Washington USA
http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?categoryID=216
Fantasiafest.com
torontoafterdark.com
http://www.sci-fi-london.com/
Basically all the genre film festivals on twitter listed here.
http://twitter.com/mifff/fantasticfilmfestivals
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCoy on
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Isaac, thank you! I'll check these out. Not sure the "Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival" is a fit. Project London is a feature length movie.
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Permalink Reply by Rowan Enis Race on -
This may be a bit short notice, but have you considered the MCM Expo? In London too. I'll be there!
http://www.londonexpo.com/
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Permalink Reply by Phil McCoy on
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This looks interesting. We can't attend this year, but maybe next year. We'll see! Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Jen Page on -
I would suggest GenCon Indy in August. I know it is primarily a gaming convention but it would be a great place to screen a cross-interest audience. :)
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Permalink Reply by Penny Espinoza on -
NYC ComicCon (plus shameless plug for a great webcomic by Warren Ellis - I'm talkin' to you, Dr. McCoy)
http://www.freakangels.com/?p=467&page=3
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