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Toronto International Short Film Festival
Festival Info
Is the Festival open to the public ?
Open to the public
Does the Festival have a market ?
Festival have a market
Does the Festival have a competition ?
Festival have a competition
Location
Name
Toronto International Short Film Festival
Address
10523 Burbank Blvd #205
City
North Hollywood
State
Ca
Zip code
91601
Country
United States
Telephone
818.508.0800
Website
About
The Toronto International Short Film Festival is a where films from a wide spectrum intersect. Animations, documentaries, comedies, narrative, genre, and graduation short films from some of the finest film schools will take you on a unique journey into young film creation. Just relax and enjoy the thrill. Preference is given to Toronto premieres.
Enter your film into Toronto Shorts Fest and compete among the most sought-after films in the world.
Having a film in Toronto Shorts Fest is one of the most exciting experiences you can have with your short film.
Festival
Festival Nickname
Toronto Shorts
Theme
Adventure
Animation
Comedy
Documentary
Family
Fantasy/Science Fiction
Horror films
Thriller
Category/Format
Short films
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Submission
Film submission fee
Payment
Film submission amount
ENTRY FEE Shorts under 30 minutes, for each entry: Early Deadline: $39 Regular Deadline: $49 Late Deadline: $59 Shorts over 30 to 45 minutes, for each entry: Early Deadline: $44 Regular Deadline: $54 Late Deadline: $64
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Submission Payment
Submission Page
Contact
Festival Director Name
Robert Arentz
Festival Director E-mail
info@tisff.net
The Toronto International Short Film Festival provides a showcase for the best short-form cinema and its creators in the world.
We feel that short form cinema and its creators should have their own premier film festival in Toronto deserving similar recognition given to the feature film and its creators. The heart of the festival will be our quality and scope of extraordinary film programming.