by Raindance | 31 March, 2013 | Filmmaking Career, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution | 35 comments
Screening at a short film festival is a sure-fire way to start creating a buzz around your film and your career. You are also likely to bump into short-film buyers eager for content for the dozens of fledgling websites desperate for movies. Short films are much easier to see on the web or on a mobile telephone than features (at the moment, at least)
Scroll down this list, and click on the links and look at each festivals programming to see if your film would fit. And google them to see if there any satisfied filmmakers talking about the festival of your choice.
Finally, happy hunting. Don’t forget that Raindance Film Festival, Britain’s largest independent film festival, loves short films, and we are open for submissions. Raindance is also a Oscar qualifying festival for short films.
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