The Trailer Film Festival 2010
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The Trailer Film Festival take place on June 10, 2010 at the ICM Screening Room in the MGM Tower, Century City, Los Angeles, California.
06/10/2010 - 15:49
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Only trailers will be screened and the audience will be exclusively entertainment professionals.
This is an opportunity for filmmakers to get their work seen by companies like HBO, Universal, Fox and Lionsgate as well as smaller indie producers who are all looking for new ideas and talent. A complete list of attendees is on The Industry page.
Submit your sizzle reel whether you have just the script or if you have a completed film. Projects will be selected on merit alone and we will not ask for this information until after the selection process.
There will be a promotional DVD of the selected trailers which will be marketed for a year. On the day of the festival every company will receive a DVD of the featured trailers. If anyone cannot make the showcase their DVD will be mailed to them. The DVD will continue to be marketed for a year after the event. It will also be available online to accredited companies.
The date of the Trailer FIlm Festival has been changed from April 29th to June 10th to avoid clashing with pilot season.
How to submit any entry to the Trailer Film Festival 2010
Submit an online link or a DVD. If you submit a link, the preferred sites are YouTube and Vimeo. Read more about the guidelines to submit trailers to the Trailer Film Festival.It does not matter when the trailer was produced or what genre it is. As long as it does not have US distribution, it is eligible. Acceptable productions includes shorts under three minutes, trailers for thirty and sixty minute TV pilots, reality and game show, webisodes if they are pilots for a longer format and screenplays, pilots for TV shows and spec scripts.
The mission of The Trailer Film Festival is to find brilliant new films and scripts and offer them to the industry.
The Trailer Film Festival will also screen trailers at their event for disadvantaged children and find them mentors from the industry audience. The Director, Miv Evans, is a British producer, now residing in Los Angeles. Her first film sold to REN Media International, Beverly Hills, after the trailer was viewed at a European film market. She is a SAG signatory and writes film reviews for Century City News. The festival is a fund raiser for Steps 4 Recovery, a 501c non-profit organization.
For more information, visit the Trailer Festival 2010 home page at: http://thetrailerfestival.com/.
See entertainment reporter Miv Evan's home page at Entertainment Magazine.
Location
- United States
