Cinema Camp Film Festival is a short film festival open to filmmakers from all over the world that has a double function: on one hand, serve as a platform for the dissemination of the short film in those places where it does not have much presence, and on the other hand, to function as an educational and formative tool, allowing the young spectators, who mostly make up their audience, to learn and draw inspiration from the visualization of the different cinematographic works.
The functioning of the festival, open to all types of audiences, is very simple: among all the short films received, a final selection will be made, which will be the one screened in the different sessions of the festival (which will take place in different Spanish cities at throughout the summer). Assistants to each of these projections will be the ones in charge of choosing their favoire short film. The short film that gets the most votes will win the Best Short Film Award of the festival.
Likewise, a specialized jury formed by professionals from the cinematographic sector will grant the different special mentions: Best Direction, Best Photography, Best Screenplay, and Best Actor/Actress.
ShorTS International Film Festival (ShorTS IFF) is organised by the Maremetraggio Association and financed by public entities and private sponsors.
Since 2000, ShorTS IFF has been a landmark for short films and up and coming cinematographers at international level. In every edition, ShorTS IFF aims to make the short film genre known to a broad and heterogeneous audience, with particular attention to the young with specific sections for children and teenagers aged 6 to 15.
CLAC is a short film festival created in 2005 by Jacky Goldberg, now a critic for Inrock'uptibles. It is organized every year by the Arts Office of the Lyon School of Management.
This festival aims to encourage young directors to showcase their talents and to project their films on the big screen in front of hundreds of spectators.
The festival takes place over two evenings. The first consists of a screening of 6 out-of-our-themematic films and a time for discussion with the teams who made them. The second evening is the screening of short films in the selected theme followed by the awards ceremony.
As a conclusion for this event, a cocktail is organized at the end of the second evening where everyone is invited to join us in a moment of conviviality and sharing.
Biografilm is known internationally as the cinematic event entirely dedicated to life stories and to quality cinema. Biografilm is organised by the Fanatic About Festivals association, under the Artistic Direction of Chiara Liberti and Massimo Benvegnù.
Biografilm promotes growth, development, knowledge, dialogue and inclusivity through the use of the cinematic language in all its forms, like art, entertainment and industry. By telling real lives and stories, it aims to create a free, democratic space with no distinction.
For the upcoming 22nd edition of Biografilm we are pleased to officially launch the call for both national and international films to participate in the Festival, in Bologna, 05-15 June 2026.
For more detailed information regarding the event, programmes from previous editions, news about the upcoming edition and about Biografilm’s activity throughout the year, we kindly invite you to visit the Festival’s website: www.biografilm.it/en/
9th Aryan International Children’s Film Festival of Jaipur
Aryan ICFF Jaipur INDIA
August 26-27, 2026, AICFF Jaipur INDIA
IN THE NAME OF & IN THE LOVING MEMORY OF ARYAN ROJ
(26 AUGUST 2013 TO 20 SEPTEMBER 2018)
CELEBRATE CHILDREN’S CINEMA WITH MAKERS
Organized By Aryan Roj Foundation & Jaipur International Film Festival Trust
(25k students participated in 2025 & around 50k students will participate in 2026)
ALL FORMATS, ALL GENRES, ALL DURATIONS ARE ACCEPTED FROM ALL CONTINENTS
The Festimatge is a unique festival in Spain as it combines photography, short films and cinema 9.5 activities in one event. It is organized by Foto-Film Calella (www.fotofilmcalella.org) and has the support of Calella City Council (www.calella.cat)
The three main photography and film activities are summarized every year in FESTIMATGE, the Image Festival in Calella, which takes up the entire month of April with: photographic exhibitions, round tables, audiovisuals, workshops, seminars, screenings of retrospective films and pioneering authors of Catalan cinema, photography and film contests, international film meeting 9.5, collector's market, screenings of short films, classrooms and screenings of young films... all one showcase that turns Calella into the point of reference for fans of the world of image.
Monthly Showcase & Artificial Intelligence Film Festival – Kavanndo Films with A.I.
Kavanndo Produções invites you to take part in a unique event that brings together art, technology, and innovation: the Monthly International Film Showcase – Kavanndo Films with Artificial Intelligence.
A space for filmmakers, digital artists, and creators from around the world to present their films made with the help of Artificial Intelligence tools.
How it works
Free and online submissions
Films may belong to any genre (fiction, documentary, experimental, etc.)
Maximum duration: 15 minutes
Pequecinema is a Touring Children's Film Festival that in 2026 will visit several towns across Spain, showcasing the best short films aimed at a young audience (from 2 to 15 years old).
Organized by CortoEspaña - Premios Fugaz (the main short film awards in Spain, chosen by more than 1,700 industry professionals), the event seeks to give visibility to works directed at younger audiences, while also promoting short films and fostering a love for the format among the youngest members of the household.
Welcome to the filthiest branch of the Cabane à Sang universe. CABANE À S3X3 is our sex-themed showcase dedicated to the wild, the strange, and the shamelessly human. We’re calling for short films that explore desire, intimacy, fantasy, and everything that happens when the body takes over the story.
We’re open to all film types – fiction, documentary, animation, experimental, music video, and beyond. Whether your work is shocking, funny, poetic, or awkwardly honest, we want it. From erotic nightmares to sex comedies, from surreal fetishes to heartfelt love stories, CABANE À S3X3 celebrates cinema that gets under the skin and makes viewers feel something raw.
This is not porn – this is cinema that sweats. We’re looking for fearless films that play with pleasure, vulnerability, and power dynamics in original, creative, and provocative ways.
Runtime: Under 20 minutes
Genres accepted: All (including horror, comedy, erotic, absurd, experimental, and hybrids)
Languages: All languages accepted, as long as the film includes French or English subtitles
Rating: 18+ content accepted
Come show us what turns you on, freaks you out, or makes you laugh at the absurdity of it all.
Steubenville is a steel town sheltered by shale cliffs along the waters of the Ohio, called by Native Americans the O-Y-O, by the French the Belle Rivière. This land has been for centuries the site of the clash of continents, the rise and fall of empires. This valley has been a place of bloodshed and beauty, of exploration and loss. Steel was forged here in molten fire, Mafia bosses feasted, American industry rose and fell. This is a place rife with story, where a Renaissance of arts is rising in the streets. This is a land of stories, and we are seeking yours.
Film is an art form that brings stories to life and sparks conversation, contemplation, and change. November 13th and 14th, 2026, we invite filmmakers and audiences to gather for the Steubenville International Film Festival. SIFF will present powerful narrative and documentary films from local filmmakers and artists around the world
Located just 30 minutes from the Pittsburgh International Airport, SIFF is committed to providing shuttle service and a home stay program to filmmakers attending the Festival. Screenings will be hosted at the historic Sycamore Center, with an exclusive filmmakers lounge open throughout the festival with complimentary food, beverage, arcade games, and pool tables to encourage creative conversation and networking opportunities. Radio, print, podcast, TV, and social media support will be provided, with interview opportunities available. Panels and workshops will be presented to all attending filmmakers.
Submit now while entry fees are at their lowest!
The most progressive and dynamic film festival in the world. We connect filmmakers with REAL DISTRIBUTION and MONETIZATION opportunities, helping them meet key players in the American film industry. Whether you're an emerging voice or an established storyteller, MVFF is a launchpad for the next big step. We welcome projects across a wide range of genres—from drama, comedy, and action to documentaries, animation, and experimental formats.
For over 12 years, we've been a vibrant hub for local communities, tourists, and students, celebrating creative voices from every background. In 2025 (actual fest is in 2026), we're proud to open our doors to a global audience through Festhome—bringing international creators to the heart of Miami. But this is more than just a showcase.
One of our strongest focuses lies on vertical series, feature films, and episodic drama.
In these categories, we offer exclusive awards and dedicated recognition, because we believe the vertical frame is more than a trend—it's the cinematic language of the new generation. Join us in Miami, where bold stories rise vertically and careers take flight.
SDG Entertainment Pictures, an aspiring film production company & distributor based in Germany, is searching for new, interesting & high qualitative movies around the globe.
Do you ever wanted distribution & promotion for your film? The Stuttgart Film Festival is an international Film Festival with live screening event in the heart of Stuttgart (Germany) and goes into the second round. Our festival is dedicated to discovering and supporting independent as well as new talents and offers as a special award distribution & promotion with profit sharing. But that's not enough: your film will be also a part of the future streaming channel of the SDG Entertainment Pictures Film Company. Cinema distribution is possible under certain conditions. We welcome films on any topic, from anywhere in the world.
Event evening: beside our screenings, you will have the opportunity to take part in a Q&A session and after that to network with industry professionals over a glass of sparkling wine.
Winning films: All award winners are invited and encouraged to take part in the festival free of charge. Travel and accommodation costs must be covered by the winners themselves.
LIVE EVENT - LIVE BROADCAST!
After years of planning...MiFA is ready!!
MIFA – Monza International Film Awards is a vibrant celebration of global filmmaking, uniting creativity, artistry, and innovation from every corner of the world. Held annually in the beautiful city of Monza, Italy, and broadcast live worldwide on YouTube, MIFA offers independent filmmakers a powerful platform to be seen, celebrated, and remembered.
Hosted by Mariam Babajide, Frankie Clarence and Tom Harrison Vaughan, with industry professionals presenting each category, the evening promises to be packed with glitz, glamour and abundance of fun.
ABOUT THE MIFA
MIFA is dedicated to championing independent cinema and amplifying visibility for filmmakers and their work. The Monza International Film Awards celebrates storytelling in all its forms — from ambitious features, documentaries, and artistic works. The live Awards Ceremony is held at the historic Teatro Villoresi, where nominated filmmakers, creatives, and film enthusiasts gather with peers and other industry professionals to connect and honor excellence in cinema.
WHY FILMMAKERS SHOULD SUBMIT
MIFA is not just an award — it’s an international showcase and career spotlight. Every selected project receives extensive promotion across MIFA’s platforms before, during, and after the ceremony.
By submitting to MIFA, filmmakers gain:
Global exposure through our live YouTube broadcast, reaching audiences, media, and industry professionals worldwide.
Official recognition with MIFA nominations and laurels that elevate your film’s profile.
Ongoing promotion through interviews, trailers, social features, and post-event content spotlighting nominees and winners.
A handcrafted MIFA Trophy, a symbol of creative excellence, awarded live from Monza.
Continued visibility — MIFA continues to highlight and support winning films and creators throughout the year, ensuring your project stays in the public eye.
AWARDS STRUCTURE
Selection & Nominations: Submitted films are carefully reviewed by our international jury of filmmakers, producers, and industry professionals. Official nominees are announced and featured across MIFA’s digital channels.
Awards Ceremony (Teatro Villoresi, Monza): A prestigious evening celebrating creativity and independent film, attended by nominees, guests, and press. The event is streamed live on YouTube, connecting Monza to a worldwide audience.
Post-Awards Promotion: MIFA continues to showcase winners and selected films through interviews, social media features, and digital spotlights, ensuring lasting visibility long after the event.
THE BENEFIT OF A GLOBAL BROADCAST
By broadcasting the ceremony live on YouTube, MIFA ensures that recognition extends far beyond the venue — every finalist and winner gains access to an international audience in real time. Another key advantage of our live broadcast is inclusivity: it allows those who are unable to attend in person to still be part of the celebration, experience the excitement of the event, and share in the recognition from wherever they are in the world. This digital reach transforms MIFA into a truly borderless celebration of cinema, where filmmakers can share their moment of triumph with collaborators, fans, and supporters around the world.
OUR MISSION
MIFA’s mission is to celebrate creativity, storytelling, and the power of independent film. We believe every filmmaker deserves to be seen — and we work year-round to amplify their voice, connect their stories to new audiences, and honor their artistic achievements.
FROM MONZA TO THE WORLD
Join us for the MIFA Monza International Film Awards, where cinematic dreams meet global recognition. Whether you’re an emerging filmmaker or an established creative voice, MIFA is your stage to shine — live, worldwide, and forever part of a growing international film community.
Join us as we celebrate creativity, storytelling, and the power of film — from Monza to the world.
www.mifa.live
Instagram: mifa_awards
YouTube: @MIFA-Awards
MiFA SHORTS
Welcome to MiFA Shorts, the short film edition of the Monza International Film Awards — a unique celebration of independent filmmaking, broadcast live from the SE1 TV studio in London on our official YouTube channel.
Hosted by Mariam Babajide, Frankie Clarence and Tom Harrison Vaughan, with industry professionals presenting each category, MIFA Shorts transforms the thrill of a live awards show into a truly global experience — allowing filmmakers and audiences everywhere to connect, celebrate, and share in the magic of cinema in real time.
Every nominated short film is showcased live during the broadcast, giving each project the spotlight it deserves. Winners join us via live feed, chatting with the hosts and celebrating their achievements as the world watches.
Each winner receives a personalized, framed MIFA Winner’s Certificate, a lasting tribute to their achievement and a reminder of the creativity, hard work, and passion that brought their story to life.
At MiFA Shorts, we understand the dedication behind every frame, and we want every filmmaker, whether behind or in front of the camera, to be seen, celebrated, and remembered.
The celebration doesn’t end with the show — each nominated film and category will continue to be promoted across MiFA’s social media channels, with exclusive content, interviews, and features designed to amplify visibility and help filmmakers reach new audiences.
We are also proud to support two remarkable organizations — Beat Leukemia
and Peso Positivo through our BL Award and Peso Positivo Award. These special prizes honor films that tackle themes around cancer and mental health, helping spread awareness, understanding, and hope to wider audiences.
- BL Award (in collaboration with Beat-Leukemia.org)
This Award honors the best short film addressing themes surrounding all forms of cancer — stories that raise awareness, share knowledge, and bring strength, hope, and compassion to audiences worldwide.
This award is presented in collaboration with Beat Leukemia, a charitable foundation based in Monza devoted to spreading clear and accessible information about leukemia and supporting those affected.
Through this partnership, MiFA Shorts proudly contributes to Beat Leukemia’s mission and helps bring these vital stories to light.
- Peso Positivo Award (in collaboration with PesoPositivo.it)
The Peso Positivo Award recognizes the best short film tackling mental health — stories that open dialogue, encourage empathy, and remind us of the strength in vulnerability.
Created in collaboration with Peso Positivo, a charity dedicated to promoting awareness and understanding of mental health and eating disorders, this award celebrates filmmakers who bravely explore these important topics and inspire others through their art.
www.mifa.live
Instagram: @mifa_awards
YouTube: @MIFA-Awards
Celebrating international cinema
Welcome to the Cove Film Festival, a celebration of international films. Discover captivating stories and groundbreaking cinema from around the globe. Join us as we showcase unique perspectives and raise awareness for the art of filmmaking.
The Cove Film Festival is a project dedicated to showcasing international films and raising brand awareness for the art of filmmaking. We are based in the United States and committed to bringing diverse and unique stories to the forefront.
Welcome to the first film festival in Barlad City!
The Barlad International Film Festival is a cinematic journey that transcends borders, bringing together filmmakers, artists, and cinephiles from around the world. This annual event showcases a diverse selection of compelling films, ranging from thought-provoking documentaries to mesmerizing fiction features.
The event will take place at Cinema Cityplex Victoria Bârlad.
International Film Screenings: Immerse yourself in a world of storytelling through a curated selection of films representing different genres, cultures, and perspectives.
Q&A Sessions: Engage with filmmakers and industry experts as they share insights into the creative process, storytelling techniques, and the challenges of filmmaking.
Cultural Exchange: Experience the rich tapestry of global cinema and engage in discussions that transcend language barriers. Connect with fellow film enthusiasts and build lasting connections.
Awards Ceremony: Celebrate outstanding contributions to the world of cinema as we honor the best films, directors, actors, and more. Be part of the excitement as the festival recognizes exceptional talent.
The Los Angeles Crime and Horror Film Festival aims to showcase crime drama, true crime, horror, and related subgenres from around the world.
We provide independent filmmakers with a platform to connect with audiences, industry professionals, and fellow filmmakers who share their passion for crime and horror cinema.
With live screenings at a historic theater in Hollywood, the LA Crime and Horror Film Festival gives recognition to the independent films and filmmakers in crime and horror storytelling.
Winners considered by Hollywood production companies reps, and streaming platforms including:
ZERO GRAVITY
THE BLOOD LIST / BRILLSTEIN
THINK TANK MANAGEMENT
TXL FILMS
BINGE HORROR
... and more.
Any genre: Drama, Action, Comedy, Horror, Animation, Music Video, PSA, or other. Film must be no longer than 60 seconds, including credits.
To be considered for selection, kindly read the following rules thoroughly before submitting. Flouting any of the Eligibility Rules & Terms below may lead to a disqualification of your work. Please read before submitting:
General Rules
* BSIFF accepts films in the following forms: Features, shorts and episodic series.
* Feature-length, short films and episodic series must be at minimum Ghana premieres. This means, you should not have been screened publicly in Ghana prior to the 2024 Festival.
* Features and short films including episodic series must not be available online in any form, for any period of time at the time of submission.
* All films must be in English, subtitled in English or English versioned. Non-English language works must have English subtitles at the time submitted. Dialogue lists will not be accepted. Films that do not comply will be immediately disqualified.
* All films submitted must have been completed after January 2022. Any film created before the year 2022 will not be accepted.
* All films must not have submitted to the Festival previously in any stage of completion (i.e. films that were submitted in previous years will not be reconsidered. If you have questions, please contact bsiffsubmissions@gmail.com.
* If you are a student or representing a film school, you have to submit a soft copy of your Student ID or submit proof (an email confirmation from the Head of the Department of the film school via bsiffsubmissions@gmail.com ) that you are currently a student at that school.
* It is the sole responsibility of the applicant to secure clearance from all copyright holders of materials included in the submitted film. BSIFF will not be held responsible for the unauthorised inclusion of copyrighted materials within or relating to the submitted film. BSIFF reserves the right to disqualify any film with unauthorised copyrighted materials.
* You will be required to provide a properly completed and signed official BSIFF "Film Information Form” which will be provided by the Festival upon selection.
*Submission Categories*
Submissions to the Festival are divided into seven categories:
* Ghanaian Showcase (Odehye3): All fictional films (feature-length, short or episodic series) produced in Ghana and/or directed by Ghanaian filmmakers. The director must currently reside in Ghana or be able to provide proof of Ghanaian citizenship. If the film is co-directed, at least one of the directors must meet this criteria.
Please note: Animated films are not acceptable in this category. If you have an animated film, submit into the Animated Film category
* Africa Rising Showcase: All films (feature-length, short or episodic series) produced in Africa and/or directed by African filmmakers. The director/producer must currently reside in an African country. If the film is co-directed/produced, at least one of the directors/producers must meet this criteria.
Please note: Animated films are not acceptable in this category. If you have an animated film, submit into the Animated Film category.
* International Showcase: All fictional films (feature-length or short) produced outside of Ghana and Africa and/or directed by non-Ghanaians/non-Africans. Please note: Animated films are not acceptable in this category. If you have an animated film, submit into the Animated Film category.
* Documentary: A non-fiction film of any length about real events and people, often transcending traditional narrative structures. Documentary is the creative treatment of reality.
* Film School/Student category: Film must be made entirely by students in a film school with technical support from the school but without financial or technical support from broadcasters or production houses.
Please note: For this category, evidence of a student card and/or an email confirmation from the Head of the Department of the film school is a must and should be submitted to the Festival at the time of submission in order for the film to qualify. Failure to submit proof warrants an automatic disqualification.
* Animated Film: An animated film of any length (feature-length, short or episodic series) from Ghana, Africa and any part of the world.
* Music Film (Music Video): A music video with strong story-telling, conceptualization, and film production from any part of the world. Please note: Music Videos must be under 10 minutes and from any year, regardless of budget, popularity, or language.
*Fees*
BSIFF is a non-profit organization. Submission fees support administrative expenses related to cataloguing and previewing each film and for programming consideration.
Kindly note the submission fees into BSIFF:
* Early-bird entry fee = $25 dollars [December 15th - February 15th]
* Late submissions = $30 dollars [February 16th - April 30th]
* Film Schools/Students = $5 dollars
* Submission fees are non-refundable.
Programming Consideration
* BSIFF accepts Ghanaian, African and international films of all lengths and subject matter.
For the purposes of eligibility and program consideration, BSIFF uses the following definitions:
Feature-Length: 60 minutes or longer
Short: Less than 60 mins
Episodic Series: Episodic Series: Long-form fictional films that can't be told within the framing of a feature-length film and is therefore broken into episodes. No set runtime.
Programming Decisions
* All BSIFF screening programs are curated and all submissions will be considered by our programming team.
Applicants will be notified of programming decisions via email by August 2024. Final programming, categorization and slotting of films will be determined by the Festival programming team. Their decision is final.
*BSIFF is under no obligation to provide comments or feedback regarding the submitted film to the applicant or any other representative of the submitted film.
*BSIFF reserves the right to determine which award category and program the film will reside in if selected.
MAC MARÍN - Atlantic Films & New Media is an emerging space that aims to promote the independennt cinema and audiovisual creation at the same time that pays homage to the local talent, valuing the Marin Town identity and its sourounded parishs , located in one of the most beautiful corners of Galicia, in the northwest of Spain, in Europe.
Our main objective is to connect the New Galician Filmmakers to the neighborhood, as well as to seek a connection between local creators with international audiovisual communities. We pay special attention to those who have been working into european values through media and cinema.
