SanFrancisco Film Festival Children Short Movie Awards Submission Event Announce
Aug 2, 2017
Filmmakers under the age of 18 can now submit to Little Golden Man Film Festival, which offers awards for producers, composers and more. It is accepting short films, feature length projects, and other film work.
Sunnyvale, United States - August 1, 2017 /PressCable/ —
A new film festival has launched to help filmmakers to gain exposure and reach out to a larger audience for their movies. Called GSIFF ( Golden Statuette International Film Festival ), it is designed to introduce the best films to the world, and takes on numerous kinds of international short films, especially children’s films that could be a short film or animation made by a child.
More information can be found at: https://filmfreeway.com/festival/LittleGoldenManfilmfestival
The festival is open to filmmakers, TV stations, and film fans who want to attend to check out the best new short films and movies hitting the scene. There will be awards and prizes for writers, filmmakers, and composers, with a chance to meet professionals in the field.
The festival is free to submit to for the first submission, and is open for submissions from May 1, 2017 with a final deadline on August 31, 2017. Producers whose entries have been selected for official selection at the festival will be notified by September 15.
Films to be submitted can either be a feature film, a short film, music clip, documentary, or animation, with a wide range of genres embraced. Short films are wanted that are 60 minutes or under, with micro films of 15 minutes or less also accepted.
Film festivals can help to launch the careers of the filmmakers who submit their work to them. Festivals accept submissions from students and beginning filmmakers as well as professionals, and help to promote work from grassroots up to the highest echelons of the field.
Attending a film festival can also have numerous benefits, with the chance to go behind the scenes, get inspired by other filmmakers work, and handing out work to people who may be interested in it.
Through networking with other filmmakers, people involved in the industry can get their foot in the door and launch their careers to new heights.
Full details of the Little Golden Man Film Festival can be found on the URL below, with contact details for anyone wanting to submit.
https://filmfreeway.com/festival/LittleGoldenManfilmfestival
Contact Info:
Name: Lina Yu
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Little Golden Man Group
Address: 830 Stewart Drive， #229, Sunnyvale, California 94085, United States
Phone: +1-510-585-5253
For more information, please visit https://lgmtv1.com
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