Flying Robot international Film Festival
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The second annual Flying Robot international Film Festival, the world's premier open competitive film festival focused on aerial cinema created from the perspective of drones, is now accepting short film submissions for consideration. Festival participation is open to anyone around the globe with an Internet connection. Entry fees are low. $10,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded to filmmakers of winning selections in all categories. Submissions must be 5 minutes or less total runtime.
A panel of esteemed judges from the worlds of aerial cinema, feature filmmaking, robotics, artificial intelligence, media, and drone sports will critically assess this year's submitted films across eight categories: Cinematic Narrative, Epic Landscape, Drones for Good, FPV/Aerial Sports, LOL WTF, Promotional, I Made That! and Student Films. Best of Show and People's Choice awards will also be chosen.
Final selected films will be screened in October 2016 in San Francisco. A short awards ceremony will follow.
Read what WIRED, CNBC, Variety, FastCompany and Make: had to say about our inaugural festival.
FRiFF was founded by Eddie Codel, a San Francisco based live video producer, aerial filmmaker and drone nerd. He resides online at Eddie.com.
Festival
Festival Nickname
FRiFF
Theme
Documentary
Independent
Music
Science
Category/Format
Short films
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Soumission
Film submission fee
Payment
Film submission amount
$10 until July 15. $15 until August 15. $20 until September 15.
Submission accepted on Fest21.com
No
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Submission Page
Contacter
Festival Director Name
Eddie Codel
Festival Director E-mail
eddie@friff.co
Festival Press Contact Name
Kara Murphy
Festival Press Contact Email
press@friff.co
Festival Commercial Contact Email
human@friff.co
E-mail for Webmaster
human@friff.co
The second annual Flying Robot international Film Festival, the world's premier open competitive film festival focused on aerial cinema created from the perspective of drones, is now accepting short film submissions for consideration. Festival participation is open to anyone around the globe with an Internet connection. Entry fees are low. $10,000 in cash and prizes will be awarded to filmmakers of winning selections in all categories. Submissions must be 5 minutes or less total runtime.
A panel of esteemed judges from the worlds of aerial cinema, feature filmmaking, robotics, artificial intelligence, media, and drone sports will critically assess this year's submitted films across eight categories: Cinematic Narrative, Epic Landscape, Drones for Good, FPV/Aerial Sports, LOL WTF, Promotional, I Made That! and Student Films. Best of Show and People's Choice awards will also be chosen.
Final selected films will be screened in October 2016 in San Francisco. A short awards ceremony will follow.
Read what WIRED, CNBC, Variety, FastCompany and Make: had to say about our inaugural festival.
FRiFF was founded by Eddie Codel, a San Francisco based live video producer, aerial filmmaker and drone nerd. He resides online at Eddie.com.