Cinetarium Film Festival International
Festival Info
Price info
$10 per day or $25 for entire festival
Opening hours
11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Is the Festival open to the public ?
Open to the public
Does the Festival have a competition ?
Festival have a competition
Location
Name
Independent Artists Pictures
Address
9885 US Hwy 2
City
Saxon
State
WI
Zip code
54559
Country
United States
Telephone
715-893-2254
Festival
Festival Nickname
cinetariumfilmfest
Theme
Adventure
African Films
American Films
Animation
Arabic Films
Music
Art-house films
Asian Films
Awards
Black Culture Films
British Films
Children
Comedy
Crime
Digital
Documentary
Education
Environnement/Nature
European Films
Family
Fantasy/Science Fiction
French Films
German Films
Health/Medical
Historical
Homosexuality
Horror films
Human Rights
Independent
International
Italian Films
Japanese Films
Jewish Films
Latin American Films
National
Religious films
Romance
Science
Senior
Silent films
Spanish Films
Student films
Thriller
Underground
War
Western
Women
Youth/Teen
Category/Format
Digital / DVD
Documentaries
Experiment
Fiction Features
Independant
Short films
Student film
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Submission
Film submission fee
Payment
Film submission amount
Submission fees vary depending upon type of film. See http://independentartistspictures.com/cinetarium/submissions/ for more info
Submission accepted on Fest21.com
No
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Submission Payment
Contact
Festival Director Name
Bill Rebane
Festival Director E-mail
baje@centurytel.net
Festival Programmer Name
Aaron Rigby
Festival Programmer Email
cinetariumfilmfest@gmail.com
E-mail for Webmaster
cinetariumfilmfest@gmail.com
MISSION
The Cinetarium Film Festival International (CFF) aims to connect filmmakers and talented people. Our core focus is on traditional filmmaking, remembering Hollywood’s golden era. With emphasis on Story and Character driven material and inspired by the growing global demand for good entertainment in the 21st Century.
Festival Features and Highlights
Cinetarium Photographic display – A retrospect to the invention of the first 360-Degree motion picture process introduced to the Motion Picture Industry of the world in Chicago, 1959.
Focus on Wisconsin Film – Wisconsin Movie History, Events and accomplishments.
The Cinetarium Talent Showcase – A spotlight on before the camera talent. A new festival category providing a venue for actors to be featured through submissions and showings of promo reels and video portfolios.
Midnight Nostalgia – A selection of screenings of the classics and memorable films of a bygone era.
Gala Award Night and Screening of the winning entries