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CINEMA SO INDEPENDENT IT CAN ONLY BE FOUND IN THE (818)

Since its premiere in 2001, alongside the grand reopening of Pacific Theatres at the Sherman Oaks Galleria, The Valley Film Festival holds the proud title of being the first film festival in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley. Our mission is to further the education, production, and distribution of filmmaking in The Valley, with a goal of bringing together established filmmakers, emerging talent, and their audiences on the studio backlot - just North of Hollywood.

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The Valley Film Festival ~ Comedy Shorts Program

The 10th Annual Valley Film Festival is pleased to present a diverse program of comedic short films. From a group of children who finally get revenge on a mean, old lady to a wannabe French rapper...


The Valley Film Festival ~ Dramatic Short Film Program

The 10th Annual Valley Film Festival presents a program of dramatic short films on a variety of subjects. All of the films make powerful statements, exploring love, forgiveness, friendship, music and...


The Valley Film Festival ~ Documentary Short Subject Program

Nonfiction film is an art in itself. Trying to find a common thread to program a documentary showcase around is also an art. The Valley Film Festival took an unorthodox artistic approach and...


The Valley Film Festival ~ "Made in the (818)" Shorts Program

Made in the (818) is The Valley Film Festival's signature showcase of films shot in or showcasing, and/or made by filmmakers currently living in The Valley.  VFF believes that the San Fernando Valley...


Countdown to VFF10...T-Minus 17 Days

We're a little over two weeks out to opening night and our carefully thought out, well laid plans seem to be falling apart. OK, maybe we're exaggerating.  And, maybe we're not. To...


Godard vs. Godard ~ What Do You Think?

In a previous post, we mentioned that we were going with a French New Wave theme this year -- it just felt right! And look, we have a Jean-Luc Godard-esque concept. Compare it to the iconic...


An Interview with Filmmaker John Putch

After beginning as an actor, John Putch now works as a director in television and independent film. His TV work includes Cougar Town, My Name is Earl, Outsourced, and Ugly Betty. Three of his films...


An Interview With Beth Einhorn, Filmmaker & Tonight Show Writer

We contacted Beth Einhorn recently to ask about her experiences working as a writer, producer, and director in TV comedy. She’s worked on The Chris Rock Show, HBO’s George Carlin specials, and...


Countdown to VFF10...T-Minus 42 Days ~ The 2010 Shorts Programs

Wasn't it just 100 days 'til opening night a few short weeks ago? Oy! Our publicists are going to kill us. We are extremely pleased to announce our 10th annual showcase of outstanding...


In LA? Two Great FREE Events for Indie Filmmakers This Week

If you're in LA this week, there are two FREE events you should check out:   Tuesday, September 28 (Burbank, 7-9pm) Video Symphony's Pizza & Post: What's New w/Cinema 4D's Release 12?...