Pennine Film Festival
Festival Info
Price info
Entry Fees for the Competition start at £10GBP All events and screenings are usually FREE! (see website for full terms and conditions)
Opening hours
The Competition runs from Sept - Feb and the Festival is for 5 days in March.
Last attendance
3000.00
Number of journalists
5.00
Is the Festival open to the public ?
Open to the public
Does the Festival have a market ?
Festival doesn't have a market
Does the Festival have a competition ?
Festival have a competition
Location
Name
Stephen Murphy
Address
Coppice Theatre
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Accrington and Rossendale College
City
Accrington
State
Lancashire
Zip code
BB5 2AW
Country
United Kingdom
Telephone
01254354227
Fax
01254354001
Website
About
The Pennine Film Festival uses Submissions partner withoutabox. It’s FREE and easy to join and will open up a whole new world to you as a filmmaker. To SUBMIT A FILM to the Competition simply register or log-on and select the category you wish to enter and follow the simple on-line instructions.
The Pennine Film Festival is looking for film makers of the future and hopes to support new talent by exhibiting the best of work in the East Lancs area, all the UK and beyond. The competition is open to all and submissions are to be entered into one of the following categories....
- Narrative Features (60 Minutes +)
- Documentary Feature (60 Minutes +)
- Narrative Short (10 Mins or under)
- Documentary Short (10 mins or under)
- Student Short (10 mins or under)
We will also award the following
- People’s Choice Award *
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-Best Film in Show
* Several short films will be selected for the people’s choice award and will be given ‘Official Selection’ Status. Only one will win and will be chosen by the live audience on the day of screening.
enquiries to sverhaege@accross.ac.uk
Festival
Festival Nickname
PFF
Edition
9.00
Theme
Awards
Category/Format
Independant
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Submission
Film submission fee
Payment
Film submission amount
Entry Fees for the Competition start at £10GBP All events and screenings are usually FREE! (see website for full terms and conditions)
Submission accepted on Fest21.com
No
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Submission Payment
Submission Page
Contact
Festival Director Name
Stephen Murphy
Festival Director E-mail
smurphy@accross.ac.uk
Festival Programmer Name
Stephen Murphy
Festival Programmer Email
smurphy@accross.ac.uk
Festival Press Contact Name
Gordon Coates
Festival Press Contact Email
gcoates@accross.ac.uk
Festival Commercial Contact Name
Stephen Murphy
Festival Commercial Contact Email
smurphy@accross.ac.uk
E-mail for Webmaster
sverhaege@accross.ac.uk
1. Dates and Venue
Pennine Film Festival will take place in March 2015. The absolute final submission deadline is as dictated on withoutabox.com. The category winners (see 8.) will be announced after the Festival. The venue is The Coppice Theatre.
2. Competition
The Festival reserves the right to place entries into alternative categories if they feel it is to the benefit of the title. Each submission must be entered separately. Entries will be assessed and successful submissions will be programmed for screening and enter the Festival competition. Failure to submit a screener copy four weeks prior to the festival will rule out eligibility for an award. If your film is selected we reserve the right to show your film at a time and date of our choosing.
3. Formats
For the selection process acceptable formats: DVD (PAL) & Blu-Ray.
For successful submissions that are granted a screening: DVD or Blu-Ray.
Final date for submissions is as dictated on withoutabox.com
Please address your entry to:
Pennine Film Festival
Accross College
Broad Oak Road
Accrington
Lancashire
BB5 2AW
UK
4. Selection
The Festival is organized by a Panel associated with the Film Department of Accrington and Rossendale College. The festival directors reserve the right to invite films for the competition and programme. Screening schedule will be announced after the final submission deadline. The final award winning entries will be selected by either a festival jury or audience votes. Award winners will be notified within 10 days of the festival screenings.
5. Entry Returns
If you wish your submission copy to be returned you MUST include a postage paid envelope otherwise it will not be returned.
6. Screenings
It is the responsibility of the entrant to ensure that films for screening are deposited with the festival organisers at least 7 days before any scheduled screening.
7. Publicity
We reserve the right to use extracts from submissions for festival publicity and marketing purposes. Press kits are not required, but are useful, so please feel free to send these with your submissions.
8. Categories
Narrative Feature (60 minutes +), Documentary Feature (60 minutes +), Short Narrative (Under 10 minutes), Short Documentary (Under 10 minutes), Student Short (under 10 minutes)
Awards
* Best Narrative Feature Film
* Best Narrative Short Film
* Best Student Short
* Best Documentary Feature
* Best Documentary Short
* People's Choice Award
Eligibilty for Student Awards - The producers of the film and/ or director must have been a student when the film was produced.
Awards may be subject to change at the discretion of the Pennine Film Festival.
9. Submission, Selection for Screening, Awards and VOTING
There are 3 distinct stages. Submission, screening and awards. The administrators' decision is final.