61. Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival. Annual Independent And Foreign Cine Considered one of the most important regional film festivals in the US, the Festival s commitment to firsttime filmmakers and innovative programming make it http://www.fliff.com/

FORT LAUDERDALE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL October 20 - November14 2004 The Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival presents the most compelling and thought-provoking international films, host special tributes and seminars and introduces some of the greatest talents to South Florida audiences. The 37-day festival screens over 100 films from Boca Raton to Miami and is the longest film festival in the world. Considered one of the most important regional film festivals in the U.S., the Festival's commitment to first-time filmmakers and innovative programming make it the perfect test market for filmmakers. One of seven Vital Local Cultural Institutions of Florida and the 5th Major Cultural Institution of Broward County, the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival is a non-profit cultural institution. The Festival showcases over 100 films from Europe, Asia, Africa and around the globe and is considered one of the most important regional festivals in the U.S. FLIFF unites industry leaders, filmmakers, journalists, students and film lovers for cutting-edge educational seminars, celebrity tributes, special events, premieres, and a vast array of foreign, American independent, short-subject, documentary and retrospective classic films throughout the year at its year-round arthouse theatre

62. Wildlife-film.com - The Website For Wildlife Film Makers Magazine and directory for wildlife film makers. Includes wildlife film festivals and events diary. http://www.wildlife-film.com/

What wildlife-film.com offers: All the latest news about wildlife film festivals, new productions, developments, equipment, competitions and more - for film-makers and enthusiasts alike. A regularly updated calendar of wildlife film related events. Specialist directories of festivals, producers, facilities, equipment, organisations, publications and freelance personnel connected with the wildlife film-making industry. A free newsletter (e-zine) emailed monthly to subscribers - Wildlife Film News. I would like to introduce you to wildlife-film.com - the international web directory for makers and enthusiasts of wildlife films. This new website will be a magazine and specialist directory for all concerned with images and sounds of the natural world including film, television, photography, multimedia and all associated festivals, facilities, equipment, publications, organisations and freelance personnel. The worldwide web is undeniably becoming the popular and effective way of spreading information, with search engines being by far the most common way users find the sites they want. The problem is that each search engine uses different and constantly changing criteria to rank sites, and as the number of sites is continually and rapidly expanding the chance of a particular site being found diminishes. The answer is the use of specialist directories (or portal sites) such as wildlife-film.com, which have a high search engine presence and attract an ever-increasing number of relevant visitors. Aims and Features of wildlife-film.com 1. To provide a platform for you to spread your news, advertise your products/services, and contribute to the on-line calendar 2. To provide you with a database of all services and personnel relevant to your industry. 3. To be frequently updated with magazine style news, therefore building a regular audience. 4. To drive more traffic to your own website, if you have one, via the directory sections. 5. To provide a cost-effective way for those without their own websites to have a relevant, high-profile web presence. 6. To constantly strive for top search engine performance through html adjustments according to the latest search engine intelligence. 7. To distribute via email a free monthly newsletter (or e-zine) to all subscribers giving you a further chance to spread your news to interested parties - even if they don’t regularly visit the website! Above all it is a website for its members and will constantly listen and adapt to members’ suggestions. Membership of wildlife-film.com Full Membership entitles you to: 1. An entry in the directory of your choice with your logo, up to 100 words describing who you are, what you do and why visitors should look at your own website if applicable, your full contact details, site and email links. 2. Ammendments to your directory entry throughout your membership. 3. Free contributions to the calendar, news sections and newsletter. 4. Extra advertising space will be for sale on the site once daily visitors have reached a certain number. nature films wildlife film natural history Freelance Membership entitles you to: 1. An entry in the freelance directory with up to 50 words describing who you are and what you do, your full contact details and an email link if you have one. 2. Free contributions to the calendar, news sections and newsletter. Costs of Membership Full membership: £50 set-up (once only) plus £99 per year for hosting and maintenance. film Freelance membership: £49 per year hosting (no set-up charge). The above prices will be subject to VAT. (For those without websites we can design pages to be linked from wildlife-film.com for a special rate of just £99 per page - please ask for further details). How to Join wildlife-film.com Simply send us the wording you require for your entry by email (info@wildlife-film.com), fax or post - see the examples on the preview site http://www.wildlife-film.com/preview. Logos can be emailed as .jpg or .gif or send a good quality printed version eg. on a brochure, and we will do the rest! You will be invoiced for your membership in due course. Future Developments This will not be a static website - it will be updated daily - future developments will include sound, video, animation, quicktime virtual reality, web TV and much more. Watch this space! If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact us by email or phone. We look forward to your membership of wildlife-film.com!

63. Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival for Best Animated Film. ? One of MovieMaker s 20 film festivals Worth the Entry Fee (Winter 04). The festival s name indicates http://www.sidewalkfest.com/

The 6th annual SIDEWALK MOVING PICTURE FESTIVAL is set for Sept. 23-26, 2004. Deadline June 15. Click here for submission details. CASH AWARDS presented for: $1,000 for Best Feature $1,000 for Best Doc $1,000 for Best Short $500 for Best Animated Film 20 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee (Winter '04) "The festival's name indicates a sort of homegrown feel, and that's exactly what sets this festival apart... While attendance has been increasing each year, the festival has maintained its downhome attitude, which is perhaps the event's biggest attraction." 10 Fantastic Film Festival Vacations on FilmThreat.com

64. Neocinema.com – Dogma 2001: The New Rules For Internet Cinema Ten rules to follow when creating internet cinema rather than a film for film festivals. http://www.neocinema.com/

evidence of next week Dogma 2001: The New Rules for Internet Cinema Putting a film designed for festivals on the Internet is no more Internet cinema than putting housework on a stage makes it theater. This is a different venue, with different requirements: The Internet has severe bandwidth limitations, there's a lot fighting for the viewer's attention, and there is a significant community aspect unique to the medium which should be taken into account. This is not a theater. Here, the viewer is in control. Accordingly, true Internet cinema follows these ten rules: Total running time should not exceed five minutes. This is the Internet, not television. This is usually a desk, not the living room. Time and attention are compromised in this venue. Know it, live it. Something interesting must occur within ten seconds. In a theater, the environment forces the viewer to focus their attention on the screen, allowing the movie to take its time establishing itself. On the Internet, viewers are often at their desk with a cat on their lap or the phone ringing or kids needing attention or cooking something or whatever. And even just inside the computer there are many distractions: incoming email, IMs, other interesting apps to play with. To compete successfully for the viewer's attention in this environment you gotta act quickly and decisevely. That "something interesting" need not include an explosion (someone please call Hollywood and let them know), but it must capture the user's attention. Research indicates that computer users will click away if they don't get some useful activity within ten seconds.

65. Our World Under-Water Chicago based consumer dive show, open to the general public, with information on hotel accommodations, hours and dates of operation, exhibitor contacts, film festivals, along with workshop details. http://www.ourworldunderwater.com

Your browser does not support script Let's have a blast Celebrating 35 years in 2005! HELP OUR OCEANS Aquatic Education Group is "A tax-exempt, not-for-profit corporation, supporting Midwest aquatic studies and programs" Join DAN Today! Click on logo Click on Icon Forms and other documents on this website are in PDF format and can be viewed with a free download of Acrobat Reader. with a BIGGER SHOW, thousands more people, thousands of divers as well as non divers. GREAT time to shop and book travel. You won't want to miss the largest show of its kind. Mark your calendar. Our 35th aniversary show is now January 12th thru 16th, 2005. It is early so you can plan travel better. We will be in the Donald E. Stephens Convention center in Rosemont again. We are co-sharing the convention center with The Chicagoland Outdoors Show which will feature Our World-Underwater With the power of the two shows, we have great room rates. The Hyatt is now only 99.00 including parking and breakfast. Other hotels are working with us too.

66. KINEMA Homepage A journal for film and audiovisual media. Selected articles on film theory as well as information about related books and film festivals. http://www.kinema.uwaterloo.ca/

SPRING 2004 (selected articles) BACK ISSUES FALL 2003 SPRING 2003 FALL 2002 SPRING 2002 ... SPRING 1993 NEW! 3 unique DVDs by Zbigniew RYBCZYNSKI Visit ZBIGVISION to get these internationally acclaimed films Editor Associate Editor Editorial Advisors Editorial Assistant French Language Advisor/ Conseiller linguistique Jan Uhde Gerald Pratley Adrian Hills, Yvonne Ng, Rod Stoneman Lesley Hartley Articles, Reviews and Notes are accepted in English and French and should conform to the MLA or Chicago Style Sheet. Manuscripts (WordPerfect WIN, WinWord or any compatible word processor files) are welcome (as e-mail attachment, on CD-ROM or 3.5"/9cm diskettes). Please append a short biographical note about the author to each contribution. Submit all correspondence to: The Editor, KINEMA , Fine Arts (Film Studies) University of Waterloo , Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 3G1, Canada Tel: +1.519.888.4567 ext. 3709 Fax: +1.519.746.4982 KINEMA ISSN 1192-6252 Search in KINEMA ABOUT KINEMA SUBSCRIBE WRITE TO US UW FILM STUDIES You are person #90331 to visit this page since 16 September 1996.

67. FirstGlance - Beta Indipendent film festivals in Philadelphia and Los Angeles. http://www.firstglancefilms.com

68. Bright Lights Film Journal | Animator Oskar Fischinger By 1935, the films of avantgarde animator Oskar Fischinger were being shown on cinema screens and at film festivals throughout the world as the last word in modernism. http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/22/fischinger.html

The Films of Oskar Fischinger, Vol. 1. VHS videocassette: Jack Rutberg Fine Arts Inc. 357 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036. (213) 938-5222. $75. Reviewed by GARY MORRIS Film historians have made much, and rightly so, of the enormous influence of 1930s German and Austrian emigres on the American film scene and by extension on American culture in general. Alongside auteurs like Murnau, Wilder , Preminger, Ulmer , et al. were artists toiling in more rareified realms. One of the most important (and lately overlooked) of these was the avant-garde animator and painter Oskar Fischinger. He worked at UFA in the 1920s, designed special effects for Lang's silent sci-fi flick Woman on the Moon, fled the Nazis for making "degenerate" art, created shorts for Paramount and M-G-M , spent a year with Disney on Fantasia, had a stint with Orson Welles 's Mercury Theatre, and settled in Hollywood, where he lived, painted, and animated until his death in 1967. Fischinger was born in Germany in 1900. An engineer and draftsman by trade, he co-owned an animation Some of Fischinger's shorts took the form of advertisements. In 1934, he made

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70. Film Festival Home Page Information, schedules, and entry details for film festivals based in New Zealand. http://www.nzff.co.nz/

Email Newsletter Links Merchandise Auckland ... Censorship Issues 2002 Welcome to the New Year at New Zealand’s national Film Festival. We’re ready, at last, to begin revealing the results of twelve arduous months hunting and gathering in the cinemas and screening rooms of the world. Go to your city to see what’s confirmed for your local Film Festival. To be notified of website updates and other news, you can sign up to our email newsletter in the What's Hot section. Auckland July 9 to 25 2004 Levin Oct 28 to Nov 10 2004 Palmerston North Aug 5 to 22 2004 Christchurch July 29 to Aug 15 2004 Masterton Oct 6 to 20 2004 Queenstown Oct 21 to Nov 3 2004 Dunedin July 22 to Aug 8 2004 Napier Aug 19 to Sep 5 2004 Tauranga Aug 26 to Sep 8 2004 Gisborne Nov 11 to 21 2004 Nelson Sept 14 to 27 2004 Wellington July 16 to Aug 1 2004 Hamilton Aug 12 to 29 2004 New Plymouth Sep 2 to 15 2004 Whangarei Nov 18 to 28 2004

71. TVIFF 2004 ìAfter having been to numerous film festivals including Cannes and Sundance, I can honestly say yours was one of my happiest experiences. http://www.tviff.com/tviff/

72. Irish Arts Foundation Online Present Irish and Celtic art and cultural events. Noted for presenting the annual San Francisco Celtic Music Arts Festival, the IAF is a fulltime multi-diciplinary organization and presents film festivals, concerts, theatre, workshops, literary events and readings. http://www.iaf.org/

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73. NY/Avignon Film Festival The 21st Avignon Film Festival June 23 27, 2004 in Avignon, FRANCE. FILMMAKERS can apply until May 3, 2004! INTRODUCTION TO OUR TWO film festivals! http://www.avignonfilmfest.com/

Guests at past festivals include (l. to r.) actress Anna Thomson, actress Jacqueline Bisset, writer/director Paul Mazursky, writer/director Daphna Kastner, producer David Brown, actor Ben Gazzara (with festival founder and director Jerome Rudes), actress Dominique Blanc, actress/director Maria de Medeiros, actor Peter Fonda. For online payment of all festival fees, use PayPal! The 21st Avignon Film Festival June 23 - 27, 2004 in Avignon, FRANCE RESERVE YOUR VIP BADGE FOR AVIGNON ONLINE: ADVANCE VIP BADGES Make your travel plans to FRANCE with BIZNETTRAVEL! Five daily flights on AIR FRANCE to Marseille-Avignon 4 out of JFK, 1 out of Newark. Check lowest fares on: www.airfrance/us Rent a private apartment or home in Provence with: www.festivalocation.com INTRODUCTION TO OUR TWO FILM FESTIVALS! Both of our thought-provoking festivals, one in Manhattan and one in Provence, celebrate French, European and American independent film with premieres, retrospectives, round-tables on pertinent issues with industry experts, interviews, and award prizes for emerging

74. Toronto International Film Festival 01 At Movie Forum Articles, film reviews, and discussion related to the festival since 1999. http://www.movieforum.com/features/festivals/tiff01/index.shtml

Toronto International Film Festival [2001] The following reports and film reviews have related forum message board discussions you can access from these pages. Most of the review pages are illustrated with pictures from the movie concerned and some have related photo galleries. Use the Reports and Movie Reviews links to access extracts from the articles concerned. Reports: Intro - September 11th The TIFF's Reaction The Lighter Side of the Fest Final Thoughts ... "Le Fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain" wallpaper Movie Reviews The American Astronaut The Bunker Bunuel And King Solomon's Table The Devil's Backbone ... The Zookeeper Main TIFF coverage by Robert Lewis . Special thanks to Lidia Ferrari for additional reports. Buy Movie Posters and Film Stills Vote Movie Forum Site Home Movie Message Board Movie Chat Rooms Movie Forum Site Map ... Visit as Guest Recent Topics Chat Rooms Recent Visitors Forum Stats Welcome We focus on all movies, not just the big new releases. Instead MovieForum.com reflects the subjects that movie fans talk about. Join us and you can be sure of a warm welcome, friendly discussion, and the chance to make friends who love (or hate) the same films as you!

75. KAOS FILMS & NFTS Present :: The British Short Screenplay Competition 2004 The winning script will be produced by Kaos Films to be exhibited in UK cinemas and entered into film festivals around the world. http://www.kaosfilms.co.uk/

76. IndieWIRE: ParkCity News, gossip and streaming media clips from the major film festivals. http://www.indiewire.com/parkcity/

Madstone Closes Theatrical and Production Companies THINKFilm to Uncork Jonathan Nossiter's "Mondovino" Production Report: "Bettie Page," "Cable Beach," "Happy Endings," "How To Eat Your Watermelon...," "Lonesome Jim" - more BIZ - ... - more ON THE SCENE - Special Coverage ... Awards Watch Berlin Box Office Buyers Buzz Cannes Distributors Documentary Festival Guide iPOP Photos Monthly Park City Queer Cinema Theatrical Releases Toronto Tribeca Weekly Schedule World Cinema There are 1 member and 71 visitors online now. more iPOP photos Lineups: Sundance Dramatic Competition Sundance Documentary Competition Sundance American Spectrum Sundance Frontier Sundance Premiere Sundance World Documentary Sundance World Cinema Sundance Midnight Sundance Native Forum Sundance Short Films Sundance Special Screenings Slamdance Narrative Competition Slamdance Documentary Competition Slamdance Short Films Paramount Classics Gets Brad Anderson's Latest, "The Machinist" (February 26, 2004) In a deal with Filmax Entertainment, Paramount Classics has nabbed North American, UK, South African, Latin American, Australian and New Zealand rights to Brad Anderson's Sundance 2004 debut, "The Machinist." The film, which stars Christian Bale, also screened in the Panorama section at the Berlinale earlier this month. Anderson's film was written by Scot Kosar ("The Texas Chainsaw Massacre") and is described as a psychological thriller. The company will release the movie at the end of this year. Eugene Hernandez reports. THINKFilm Gets Sundance Jury Prize Winner "Primer" (February 25, 2004)

77. Frameline Home Visit our Festival area for information about current and past San Francisco International Lesbian Gay film festivals and past festival trailers. http://www.frameline.org/

F Frameline 145 Ninth Street, Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94103-2636 USA PH 415-703-8650 FX 415-861-1404 info@frameline.org Visit our Festival area Frameline Distribution Over 170 titles for rental and sale, from experimental to narrative, documentary and short fiction. was established over ten years ago to assist lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender media artists with the final stages of production. To date, more than 50 films and videos have been completed with assistance from the fund. 28th Festival Program Announced!! Go to the website to browse this year's catalog. Tickets will go on sale Friday, May 28th to Frameline Members and Friday, June 4th to the general public. June brings lots of fun and exciting events in the LBGT community. Go to our events page to check some out. Stay up-to-date on all of the latest LGBT film events with Frameline's ENews. And, during the Festival, subscribers will receive a daily update of festival news and gossip. Please make sure that you spell your e-mail address correctly to ensure that you are added to the list.

78. Vconline Promotes intercultural understanding through the creation, presentation, preservation, and support of Asian American independent media and film festivals. http://www.vconline.org/

Checkout the VC FILMFEST 2004 Pix! Post VC FILMFEST FEATURES COMING SOON! VC FILMFEST ONLINE FORUMS GETTY MULTICULTURAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AT VC Deadline is MAY 7, 2004 at 5 pm. quick links aboutvc support filmfest screenings training production archives LMLF funders members shop contact Save the Date ChiliVisions XVI August 21, 2004! Has Been Announced! Tickets are now on sale. Click here to view the complete listing of films. (www.lafilmfest.com) ABC New Talent Development Grant Program Armed widh a Camera Fellowship ... CAAPIAN CALIFORNIA ASIAN AMERICAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER ARTS NETWORK SUPPORT THE ARTS by purchasing an ARTS LICENSE PLATE! click here for more info..

79. 7th Revelation Perth International Film Festival - 1-11 July 2004 Rev liaises closely with other Australian and New Zealand film festivals of all shapes and sizes and aggressively reflects the spirit of change and passion http://www.revelationfilmfest.org/

news films guests schedule ... contact Revelation is about a different way and approach to all sectors of the film industry. It does not provide a platform for works which are under distribution in Australia nor does it work within the established industry framework. Rather it seeks to give a voice to true independent cinema and harness the spirit of change pioneered by the past greats and contemporary purveyors of the form. It maintains a deep connection with its audience through its personality, humour and passion and provides a portal into the past, present and future of filmmaking practice and the environment that surrounds it. More than any film fest in the country, Rev actively assists in the on-going sales, distribution and exhibition possibilities for all films included in the program. Rev organisers annually submit packages of selected works to video/dvd and theatrical distributors as well as free to air and subscription broadcasters. Rev liaises closely with other Australian and New Zealand film festivals of all shapes and sizes and aggressively reflects the spirit of change and passion seen in the films we program. Above all, we just love movies.

80. Spanix.com Resource for Spanishspeaking filmmakers and actors, with news, casting calls, information about studios, talent agencies, and film festivals. http://www.cineasta.com/

Tuesday, June 08, 2004 Newsroom Festivals Films In Production Directory Message Board Home Newsroom Casting Calls Films In Production ... Mr. Lopez Is 'El Cantante' Tuesday, June 08, 2004 "Selena" made Jennifer Lopez a household name, and now her reported new husband Marc Anthony is hoping for a big-screen career boost with a similarly themed project. Variety reports the Latin crooner is set to star in Leon Ichaso's ("Pinero") $10 million indie flick "El Cantante," which will chronicle the tragic life of best-selling '70s salsa singer Hector Lavoe. Lopez, who has reportedly been developing the film with Anthony Tuesday, June 08, 2004 The University of Texas at Austin's feature film production division Burnt Orange has announced Carlos Carrera's English feature debut to be 'Marfa Lights.' The coming-of-age drama is written by University of Texas alumna and Department of Radio-Television-Film screenwriting lecturer Kathleen Orillion. Carrera ("The Crime of Father Amaro") will direct the film to be co-produced by Malick and Will Wallace from Sunflower Prods. and Ed Pressman of Cuaron's 'Harry' Best Yet Monday, June 07, 2004

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