FilmStack Calendar Table Of Contents
SCREENINGS & PERFORMANCES (IRL & Virtual)
EVENTS
Festivals
MeetUps
Webinars & Workshops
Retreats
Showcases
DEADLINES
Festivals
Grants, Applications & Internships
Screening Submissions
ACTIONS & PETITIONS
HOUSEKEEPING
1. SCREENINGS & PERFORMANCES
New York
July 20 at 7pm: AMAUTEUR Hour, Vol. 1 - A Movie-Centric Variety Show
Hosted by Adam Kritzer — New York, NY (location revealed upon RSVP)
Adam Kritzer, the filmmaker and writer behind AMAUTEUR, launches a movie-centric variety show featuring films and live performances from an eclectic lineup: Jack Wedge & Will Freudenheim, Sarah Meital Benjamin, Dane Benko, Carlos Valladares, Delilah Napier & Lucy Powers as Mary Harron, and an Andy Warhol & Valerie Solanas program, with more surprises TBA.
Doors at 7pm, show at 8pm. Seating is limited. Arrive early.
Free with RSVP; donate what you choose via Venmo.
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London
July 21 at 6:30 pm (18:30): MicroCinemaOne’s Third Screening
Apparently, FilmStack UK likes to mix things up. This’ll be the third location in as many screenings for MicroCinemaOne (formerly known as the FilmStack UK Microcinema), so make sure to note the correct location.
No matter where it is though, it’s sure to be a great night! Make sure to book your tickets now, before they “sell out”! (The event is free, though.)
Location: The Trafalgar Public House 224-226 King’s Rd London SW3 5UA
Tickets: https://luma.com/zulpqcoc
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Los Angeles
July 17 at 7:30pm: Slamdance On The Road 2026 | You Look Fine
As part of Slamdance On The Road 2026, Gardena Cinema hosts a special screening of You Look Fine, the dual Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award winner from the 2026 Slamdance Unstoppable program. Directed by comedian J. Snow, the documentary follows Snow as he turns the camera on himself during a sickle cell crisis, blending hospital footage, humor, and unflinching honesty to illuminate life with a disease that too often goes unseen. Snow will be in attendance to introduce the film and lead a post-screening audience Q&A.
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July 18 at 9pm-11:45pm PT (Doors 7:15pm): Rosemary’s Baby | Cinespia at Hollywood Forever Cemetery
Cinespia screens Roman Polanski’s classic Rosemary’s Baby under the stars at Hollywood Forever Cemetery as part of the series’ landmark 25th anniversary season. Mia Farrow stars as a young woman whose seemingly idyllic pregnancy takes a sinister turn, with Ruth Gordon in her Oscar-winning supporting role as the unnervingly helpful neighbor. The evening includes themed cocktails at the beer-and-wine bar, DJ sets before and after the film, frightful surprises, and a free photo booth. Guests are welcome to picnic on the lawn; tickets typically run $30–$42, with parking available on-site and at nearby lots for $24–$36.
Tickets: https://cinespia.org/event/rosemarys-baby-2/
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July 24: Wine Cellar Cinema Flight 2: WOMEN DO GENRE
Wine Cellar Cinema is back for its second round and this time it’s all women and all genre! How exciting! Love that. Round 2 will feature 4 genre shorts by women paired with 4 wines made by women.
Tickets: https://luma.com/bzwn251g
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July 24: Coffeehouse Cinema Vol. 7
Doors Open: 7:30 pm
Screening: 8:30 pm
Doors close at 8:35 pm, so please arrive on time.
Coffeehouse Cinema is kicking it up a notch for their seventh event! They will have appetizers and a food menu from Farm Dinner LA. (Lucky #7, indeed.)
“Farm Dinner LA is known for creating farm-to-table dining experiences that celebrate local farmers, chefs, seasonal flavors, and the simple joy of gathering around great food.”
Appetizers are included with your ticket but meals will be sold separately.
Sounds like it’s gonna be a great night! Get your tickets before they sell out!
Don’t forget that it’s at a new location:
Re/creation Cafe Event Center
4510 W Washington Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90016
Tickets: https://tally.so/r/KYydgD
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July 25 at 12noon-10pm: This Is Buzz: Analog + Ecstasy
Held at Beyond the Streets Gallery - 434 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, 90036
A FREE, all-day experiential event celebrating Buzz, the groundbreaking MTV current affairs series from 1990, unearthed for the first time in 36 years. The day features Matt Pinfield (host of MTV’s 120 Minutes) all day, a JR.Market pop-up of restored analog gear and lo-fi boom boxes, a presentation by Lightfield Lewis, two screenings of lost Buzz episodes, a conversation with Academy Award-nominated editor Hank Corwin and director Mark Pellington, and the multi-screen premiere of This Is Buzz — Pellington’s documentary about the making of the series, called “one of the best documentaries of the year” by IndieWire — followed by a Q&A.
All Day: Matt Pinfield, host of MTV’s 120 Minutes + JR.Market pop-up shop of restored analog, lo-fi boom boxes, Walkmen, cassette players, and era ephemera
1:00pm: Lightfield Lewis presents personal and pop culture videos exploring nostalgia and memory
2:00pm & 4:00pm: Screenings of Buzz: The Lost Episodes
Episode 1, The Future (with Dennis Hopper, Malcolm McLaren, and William Burroughs)
Episode 3, Cultural Stereotypes
3:00pm: Hank Corwin in conversation with Mark Pellington on the language of Buzz, the art of collage, and editorial craft
7:00pm: Multi-screen premiere of This Is Buzz followed by Q&A
Learn More: https://www.thisisbuzzfilm.com/events
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National
Now – January 2027: Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour
The 2026 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour provides a curated glimpse into the Festival’s selections, highlighting the depth of narrative possibilities explored in the short film format. The tour invites audiences across the world to experience a collection of resonant, provocative, tender, and human-centered fiction, nonfiction, and animated shorts that showcase truly dynamic independent storytelling and offers a mix of stories that highlight bold perspectives and next-gen storytellers.
The program includes jury winners The Boys and the Bees (Nonfiction), Crisis Actor (U.S. Fiction), and Living with a Visionary (Animation), alongside Marga en el DF, Pankaja, and Sauna Sickness. For booking inquiries, contact Mike Plante.
Remaining Tour dates and venues:
July 30: Hopkins Center for the Arts, Hanover, NH
August 16: Space Gallery, Portland, ME
August 28–30: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX
September 1: Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, OH
November 13–14: 815HORTS, Rockford, IL
December 12: Erie Community Library, Erie, CO
January 4, 2027: Enzian Theater, Orlando, FL
More info: https://www.sundance.org/festivals/sundance-film-festival/program/short-film-tour/
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Dallas
July 26 at 2 pm Central: Disposable Humanity Screens at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
Cameron S. Mitchell’s documentary, Disposable Humanity (2025), will screen at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum.
It is about The Nazi Aktion T4 program which “was in fact the program where the Nazis trained killing staff and designed the apparatus of mass murder that led to the Holocaust.”
Make sure to check trigger/content warnings if you need them.
Admission is free with registration. Sign up for updates on screenings and get the link to register for the Dallas screening on their website, http://www.disposablehumanity.com/
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2. EVENTS
Festivals
Los Angeles
July 20–23, 2026: IDA’S GETTING REAL ‘26 CONFERENCE
A biennial conference held in Little Tokyo for and by documentary practitioners, focused on storytelling. This 4-day hybrid event features constructive conversations, relationship-building, and discussions of ethical and creative challenges facing the field.
Register: https://www.documentary.org/gettingreal26
July 23 at 1:30 PM: State of the Business | Getting Real ‘26 Panel
Where: JANM: Forum Theatre - Part of the IDA’s Getting Real ‘26 Conference
Every doc market panel on “the state of the business” tends to hit the same notes — consolidation, shrinking commissioning slots, fewer gatekeepers. This one pushes past that to ask what’s actually working outside the broadcaster pipeline: revenue models, direct audience relationships, creative independence.
Moderated by Ted Hope (Hope for Film), with panelists Sam Denby (Nebula, Wendover Productions), Sohini Sengupta (Doverlane), and Sky Dylan-Robbins (Video Consortium). ASL interpretation available.
October 24: The NonDe Shorts Festival (NSF)
Okay, okay, so this one might feel a little far in advance, but you’re gonna blink and it’s gonna be October, so you better start planning now!
Submit: https://filmfreeway.com/NonDeShortsFestival
Location: Reading Biscuit Factory, Reading-UK
Subscribe and keep up-to-date on all the latest developments!
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Online
July 21 at 1–2 PM MT / 12-1 PM PT / 3-4 PM ET: 2027 Sundance Film Festival | New Volunteer Information Session
Sundance is kicking off next season’s volunteer program with a series of info sessions covering commitment levels, available roles, application tips, and benefits — good prep before the official volunteer application opens at the end of August. Sessions repeat all summer and into fall (additional dates: 7/23, 7/28, 7/30, 8/11, 8/13, 9/2, 9/9, 9/16, all evenings or early afternoon MT), all via Zoom, and you RSVP for whichever date works for you — they’ll send the Zoom link in advance. Space is limited per session, so RSVP and join the waiting room early.
Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdcfCo2_VDz5DCq9vEJM5iKW1pA_5w9Ow2XFAWkxSvdTjx8fw/viewform
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July 25 at 10am-2:30pm PT: NonDe Virtual Block Party | Celebrating Sovereignty in the New Ecosystem
Females in Film & Television (FiFT) hosts a pay-what-you-can virtual gathering for non-dependent and NonDe-curious filmmakers, featuring panels, a mixer, and small-group breakout rooms. The “Building the Ecosystem” panel (moderated by Maris Lidaka) features Amy Janes of Filmmakers Ranch, Ami Vora of Kinema, Ellis J. Sutton of Coffeehouse Cinema, and director Sean Cisterna. The “Money Talks” panel (moderated by Amanda Sweikow) covers how filmmakers actually finance their work and make money from projects, with panelists including Donny Broussard, director Jon Fitzgerald, and producer Kristi Ray of Honey Head Films. Suggested donation is $25; all are welcome regardless of ability to pay, and sessions will be recorded for future purchase.
10am-10:30am PT: Welcome + Keynote
10:30am-11:30am PT: “Building the Ecosystem” Panel — moderator Maris Lidaka; panelists Amy Janes, Ami Vora, Ellis J. Sutton, Sean Cisterna
12pm-1pm PT: “Money Talks” Panel — moderator Amanda Sweikow; panelists Donny Broussard, Jon Fitzgerald, Kristi Ray, and more
1:30pm-2:30pm PT: Closing Block Party & Mixer
Tickets: https://partiful.com/e/D5jbtYMZPo3GPkqAFmLz?
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Showcases
July 16–22: Hollywood Cinema Arts Auction Preview | Bid by 7/22
Hollywood Cinema Arts Inc. — 8110 Webb Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91605
Hollywood Cinema Arts has been a trusted art and prop provider to the motion picture, television, and commercial industries since 1988. With over 55,000 paintings, pictures, and props, their facility is one of the largest of its kind. Preview items July 16, 17, 20, 21, and 22 from 8am–4pm. Pick up winning items July 23, 24, 27, and 28 from 8am–4pm.
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Meet Ups & Meetings
FilmStack
August 2: FilmStack LA Meetup
RSVP: https://luma.com/jnfp6ykc
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Other Meetups
All
Los Angeles
July 20 at 7pm: VC Get Together at IDA’s Getting Real
Connect with Video Consortium members during IDA’s biennial conference.
The Video Consortium is hosting an informal get-together for VCers attending the IDA’s Getting Real ‘26 conference, held July 20–23 in Los Angeles’ Little Tokyo neighborhood. It’s a chance to connect with fellow nonfiction filmmakers and video journalists from the VC community who are in town for the conference. Exact date, time, and venue within the conference run are unconfirmed — check the VC events page for updates.
Location: Far Bar LA (347 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90012)
RSVP: https://videoconsortium.org/events/vc-get-together-at-idas-getting-real
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Webinars & Workshops
All
July 16 at 1pm PT / 4pm ET: STEAL MY WORKFLOW | The Art of the Edit: Templatizing Hosted Video
A Q&A with Jonah Kessel, Stephanie Shen, and Michael Puretze from The New York Times Opinion Video.
The Video Consortium’s ongoing Steal My Workflow series returns with a session focused on editing hosted video content — specifically, how to build reusable templates and systems that streamline the post-production process. The workshop is geared toward nonfiction filmmakers and video journalists looking to sharpen their editing workflows. VC Gold members attend for free.
Buy a Ticket: https://videoconsortium.org/events/steal-my-work-the-art-of-the-edit-templatizing-hosted-video
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July 17 at 4:30pm: Drop-in Workshop for Teens: Puppetry for Stop-Motion Animation | Academy Museum
In-Person Los Angeles Workshop for Teens
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures invites teens to a hands-on drop-in workshop on puppetry for stop-motion animation, facilitated by museum educators in the Shirley Temple Education Studio on the museum’s Lower Level. The workshop is free with museum admission and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Museum admission is free for youth ages 17 and under with advance reservation. The museum is located at 6067 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles.
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August 6 at 1pm PT / 4pm ET: STEAL MY WORKFLOW | How to Host
A Q&A with Neeti Upadhye, Video Consultant, featuring tips for hosting short-form videos.
The Video Consortium continues its Steal My Workflow professional development series with a workshop on the craft of hosting — covering on-camera presentation, preparation, and delivery techniques for nonfiction and documentary video content. The session is open to VC members, with Gold members attending for free. Exact speaker and additional pricing details were not available at time of publication.
Buy a Ticket: https://videoconsortium.org/events/steal-my-work-how-to-host
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Retreats
July 2026: ACA x NFH Residency - Submissions Open
A nonfiction storytelling residency in partnership with the Atlantic Center for the Arts, taking place February 7–27, 2027 in New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Submissions open in July.
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3. DEADLINES
Festivals
July 31: Porto/Post/Doc 2026 Film Submissions (Final Deadline)
Extended Deadline: July 31
August 1: IDFAcademy Application (Deadline)
International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) | Amsterdam, Netherlands
IDFAcademy is IDFA’s intensive four-day training program for emerging international documentary filmmakers and producers, running November 12–15 during the festival itself. Open to 100 directors and producers making their first or second feature, the program connects participants with acclaimed documentary professionals through filmmaker talks, roundtables, case studies, and daily social events. Former speakers include Gianfranco Rosi, Petra Costa, Maite Alberdi, Karim Aïnouz, and Sophie Fiennes. The program is not project-driven — it’s focused on expanding participants’ international careers, artistic development, and professional networks. Applying is free; attendance costs €250 if selected. Fee waivers are available for filmmakers from certain countries.
Eligible: Directors and producers on their first or second feature who have proven their talent nationally and are seeking international expansion. Film students are not eligible.
Applications open: June 1, 2026
Deadline: August 1, 2026
Results communicated: Early October 2026
Dates: November 12-15, 2026
August 7: Square Peg Social Application (Regular Deadline)
Extended Deadline: August 7, 2026
Notification Date: October 5, 2026
Event Dates: November 5-9, 2026
August 15: LdnDocs Festival (Late Deadline)
Late deadline: August 15th, 2026
September 15: Liminal Archive Documentary & Experimental Film Festival
Deadline: September 15th, 2026
A no-fee submission opportunity for emerging and established filmmakers, with selected works offered international screening opportunities plus potential collaboration and distribution support. The festival itself takes place in Tokyo around November 2026.
Submit: https://expcinema.org/site/en/call/liminal-archive-2026
Grants, Applications & Internships
August 10: Slamdance Film Festival 2027 (Regular Deadline)
Since 1995, Slamdance has been the festival where first-time directors break through. Christopher Nolan, Bong Joon Ho, Lena Dunham, and Sean Baker all premiered here. The 2027 festival takes place February 18–24 in Los Angeles, and submissions are now open. The main competition accepts narrative and documentary features by first-time directors with budgets under $1M; the Breakouts program is open to non-debut directors with no budget cap. Shorts, Episodes, and DIG (Digital/Interactive/Gaming) are also accepted.
Regular Deadline: August 10, 2026 — Features $90 | Shorts $60
Late Deadline: September 14, 2026 — Features $110 | Shorts $70
Extended Deadline: October 6, 2026 — Features $130 | Shorts $90
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July 27: Film Independent - Project Involve 2027 (Member Deadline)
Applications Open Now
For 30 years, Project Involve has been Film Independent’s flagship program for emerging filmmakers from underrepresented communities—pairing fellows with top-tier mentors, funding short films from development through completion, and providing access to Fi’s full slate of events and education programs. 30 filmmakers are selected each year across tracks including writing, directing, producing, cinematography, editing, and animation. Fellows must be LA-based for the duration of the program.
Film Independent Member Extended Deadline: July 27, 2026
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NYS Independent Film Production Tax Credit Program | Application Window is OPEN
NYS Governor’s Office of Motion Picture & Television Development | Online
The 2026 Independent Film Production Tax Credit Program opens for applications on Monday, July 13. Established in last year’s state budget, the program is unique in letting productions claim their tax credit in the year the project is completed, rather than waiting.
Productions that already began principal photography between January 16, 2026 and July 12, 2026 can also apply to access remaining funds from the previous window, on a first-come, first-served basis. These productions must submit initial applications starting July 13 at 10 AM and no later than July 30 at 4 PM, pending fund availability. For all applicants, principal and ongoing photography must begin within 180 days of initial application submission. Applications are accepted in the order their project summary is signed via DocuSign. Application-specific questions can go to filmcredits@esd.ny.gov or (212) 803-2328; general questions go to nyfilm@esd.ny.gov or (212) 201-5605.
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July 20 (or when 2,000 slots are filled): Academy Nicholl Fellowships in Screenwriting
One of the most prestigious fellowships in screenwriting just opened a public submissions pathway through the Writers Guild Foundation. Each year the Academy awards up to five $35,000 Nicholl Fellowships to emerging screenwriters, and this year WGF is serving as an official public submissions partner — accepting up to 2,000 feature screenplays for evaluation and referral to the Academy. Fellows receive mentorship from Academy members and are expected to complete an original feature during their fellowship year. Submissions are open now and close July 20 — or earlier if the 2,000-script cap is reached first. Don’t wait.
Eligibility: Original, unproduced feature screenplay, written in English, 80–125 pages. Lifetime earnings from film/TV writing must be under $25,000. No AI-generated scripts. One entry per writer.
Submission Fee: $100 for the first 750 submissions | $120 after that, until cap is reached
Deadline: July 20, 2026 at 5 PM PT—or when capacity is reached, whichever comes first
July 20: Slamdance Screenplay Competition (Late Deadline)
The Slamdance Screenplay Competition has been championing new voices since 1995, with alumni going on to agency signings, produced features, and Hollywood careers. Open to emerging writers only—no established writers with screenwriting as a primary income source. Categories include Feature (41–140 pages), TV Pilot (up to 80 pages), Horror/Thriller, and Short (up to 40 pages). Every entrant receives reader feedback including a logline, genre note, and paragraph of strengths/weaknesses. The regular deadline passed June 22; the late and final deadlines remain open. AI-written scripts are not accepted.
Late Deadline: July 20 - Features $85–$105 | TV Pilot $65–$75 | Short $50–$65
Final Deadline: August 3 - Features $95–$120 | TV Pilot $70–$85 | Short $55–$70
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July 31: Armed with a Camera Fellowship 2026–2027 (Final Deadline)
Final Deadline: July 31 at 10 PM PST
October 1: Pandora Film Grant (Deadline)
A nonprofit prize awarding $30,000 in cash, equipment, and services across one winner and three finalists — early-career filmmakers producing short films. The 2026 package includes a $12,000 cash grant, a $15,000 PANAVISION Gold Package, a $1,000 KODAK grant, mentorship from an acclaimed filmmaker, discounted ATHOS production insurance, and fiscal sponsorship. Open to projects at script stage or finished projects seeking finishing funds.
Apply: https://pandora.org/
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Dec 4: NRDC's Rewrite the Future $20,000 Fellowship x 3
NRDC’s 2026 Rewrite the Future, in partnership with the Black List, CAA Community + Impact, NBCUniversal, and the Redford Center, invites writers to apply for the NRDC Climate Storytelling Fellowship, now open for submissions.
The annual fellowship encourages climate storytelling by supporting the revision of screenplays or pilots that engage with climate change in a meaningful way, through events, actions, character, emotions, plot, and/or setting.
The fellowship awards three recipients with $20,000 each and six months of mentorship with industry professionals and climate storytelling experts to provide creative support for their original script. At the conclusion of the fellowship, revised scripts will be hosted on the Black List website and may be reviewed for development by prominent studios, agencies, and/or production companies. Writers will retain all rights to their scripts.
The 2027 fellowship cycle is now open for submissions through December 4, 2026. Reach out to rewritethefuture@nrdc.org with any questions.
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November 19–28, 2026: Porto/Post/Doc — Film & Media Festival
Save the Date!
Six months out, Porto/Post/Doc has announced its 13th edition. The festival runs ten days in Porto, Portugal, bringing together filmmakers, audiences, researchers and industry professionals around documentary and non-fiction cinema. This year’s thematic programme, In The Land Of Others, closes a trilogy on displacement and belonging — with screenings including Matteo Garrone’s Io Capitano, Kieślowski’s The Double Life of Véronique, Kalatozov’s I Am Cuba, and Vojtěch Jasný’s All Good Countrymen.
Key dates:
Festival: November 19–28, 2026
Porto Industry Days: November 23–26, 2026
Film submission deadline: July 31, 2026
Industry open calls (Industry Screenings, Co-Production Meetings, Arché Porto): May 15 – July 15, 2026
If you’re a filmmaker with a documentary or hybrid project, the submission window is open now. Industry accreditations and passes to be announced.
More info: portopostdoc.com
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Rolling: IDA Emergency Assistance Grant (New)
More info here: https://www.documentary.org/ida-emergency-assistance-program
Rolling: Culture House Talent Pool Open Call
Although no deadline is specified, the application window is limited for the Culture House Talent Pool Open Call.
More info here: https://culture.house/open-call
Rolling Deadline: Impact Partners Development Fund - Grants Up to $100,000
This grant is GLOBAL/international, so if you have a project that you think might fit, definitely look into it, even if you’re not in the US!
For more info, follow @spike_johnson on Instagram.
Or, for those of us not on IG, here is the website:
http://impactpartnersfilm.com/
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Screening Submissions
Ongoing: Submit Your Short to Coffeehouse Cinema
Coffeehouse Cinema has just opened up submissions! Check out how they handle submissions and what they’re looking for in the post below and then submit your short!
Submit your short to Coffeehouse Cinema: https://www.coffeehousecinema.com/submissions
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Ongoing: Submit Your Film or Script to Wine Cellar Cinema
Wine Cellar Cinema has opened submissions and is currently accepting shorts, features, rough cuts (for work-in-progress screenings) or scripts for a table reads!
Check out what they’re looking for on their “About” page.
Note: Submissions from LA-based filmmakers are strongly preferred but not entirely necessary.
Submit your film, script, or rough cut to Wine Cellar Cinema: https://forms.gle/29N8CBm1H2wZCrJf9
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4. ACTIONS & PETITIONS
Actions
Sign the Pledge to Buy Letterboxd!
It’s go time in a big way friends! Intrinsic Entertainment Collaborative, run by Elizabeth Joyce and advised by Ted Hope is running a campaign to buy Letterboxd and run it for the people and by the people.
All the details about the how, what, why, and again, HOW, lie within this piece:
But the action you can take now is to pledge $4 of support to the campaign and support the coalition here:
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Petitions
BLOCK THE MERGER
1. For US FilmStack: Urge Attorneys General to Stop Paramount’s Mega-Media Monopoly
We ARE going to #BlockTheMerger. It is NOT a done deal. The State Attorney Generals will pick up the fight — provided you sign this petition that Robert Reich has launched. Sign today! I did.
2. For US FilmStack: Sign the Free Press Block the Merger Petition
III. For EU FilmStack: Sign this OPEN LETTER to #BlockTheMerger
Don’t delay! Sign it today.
Please Visit blockthemerger.com
Where Future Film Coalition is collecting short, first-hand accounts from across the industry - including exhibitors - to document how media consolidation is affecting the film ecosystem. Use your voice and share your story!
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5. HOUSEKEEPING
Barnes & Nobles Criterion Collection Sale Through July 26
50% off the Criterion Collection through July 26. Does not combine with the Premium Member discount.
Who’s sharing what, you ask?
ARB= Alex Rollins Berg AS= Amanda Sweikow AV = Ami Vora CR= Courtney Romano DS= Danielle A. Scruggs SS= Sara's Soliloquies TH= Ted Hope SG= Sam Gallen
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