Category about short film distribution at film festivals. The gradual increase in short film production has led festivals to receive thousands of shorts each year.
Therefore, it is increasingly important to establish short film distribution strategies and objectives that allow us to analyze the success of your film on the circuit.
Festivals such as Sundance or the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival receive thousands of shorts each year, but only select one percent.
This category addresses topics such as submission fees, festival listings, work processes, and practical cases. It is one of the most important categories on the blog.
It can be complemented with the festival strategy, which is broader but shares common points.
I hope this category helps you plan your short film’s festival circuit well and begin distribution as soon as possible.
It is a process that can be very enriching.
Already preparing the trip to Clermont-Ferrand, I wanted to write about Euro connection, a forum we discovered last year and launched for the first time in Spain. Euro connection is organised by the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Market and aims to co-produce short films between European countries. The producers of the selected projects … Read more
A few days ago we learned about the call for entries for international short films at the Berlin Festival, one of the most important in the world, which pays special attention to short films. The next edition will take place from February 5 to 15, 2015. This is a Class A festival, … Read more
The deadline for short film submissions for the 2013 Goya Awards is approaching, remaining open until October 17, 2012. This is a good time to review some of the key submission requirements, especially since they have undergone several changes in recent years. Any digital format is accepted; unlike many festivals that require … Read more