The competition in 2013 is well underway: Next week is the first of the participants its production run, and the weeks after the others follow. The first meeting has already been progress. There are critical questions and everyone went away with ideas on the next steps. This progress meetings are intended to assist in the search for sustainable innovations, to inspire innovative insights while the jury the opportunity to see where the participants are doing. Participants at The jury was impressed by the energy and the will to cooperate who spoke from the different stories.

We are at five days of closing our 2013 call!

If you want to register your documentary to the 8th edition of DocsDF you can do it on our website www.docsdf.org or by the online platform Movibeta before Tuesday, April 30th!

Don't miss the chance for your film to be part of the 8th edition of DocsDF!

DocsDF Video Library has its first anniversary!

We are still on the hunt for preliminary judges for the 2013 competition! Email a note and resume to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ASAP to be considered. Click here for more info: http://ow.ly/kqMDP

Internationally renowned as the largest and most prestigious industry gathering of the nature media genre, the foundation of the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival is our biennial Film Competition. Decisions made here impact careers, and we go to great effort to make certain the caliber of the judges as well as the process and criteria for reviewing entries creates a competition that is thorough and unbiased.

Unlike virtually any other competition, every entry is screened in its entirety by at least three (and sometimes as many as 18) judges in the preliminary rounds. Preliminary judges from around the world have access to entries via our secure online screening room, to ensure broad geographic and cultural representation. Judges receive discounted registration to the Festival, based on the amount of time they commit. To nominate or apply to be a preliminary judge, please send a resume to, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Wild Talk Africa's Early Bird Special ends 1st May 2013. Register for only R2200 HERE!

A full delegate pass gets you access to all seminars and workshops, evening networking events and a ticket to the prestigious ROSCAR Awards ceremony. Normal registration: R2900 (2nd May - 20th July) Student rate / Day rate: R900

FESTIVAL ACCOMMODATION

Accommodation bookings are available via the Wild Talk Africa website www.wildtalkafrica.com/festival-2013/accommodation/

I invite you to participate in the VII International Mountain Film Festival Ushuaia SHH ...
The Festival takes place in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in Argentina, in August 2013.
The reception of films is open untill MAy 30 . We hope to count with your work this year.

Please visit our website to download the terms & Conditions and the Entry form: www.shhfestival.com / This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Best regards, Ushuaia Shh


Festival Internacional de Cine de Montaña Ushuaia Shh
Gobernador Paz 1480 - Ushuaia (9410)
Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sur.
Argentina
Móvil: 54 02901 15615911

Hi,

Columbia Center for the Arts in Hood River will be hosting the second annual Mt. Hood Independent Film Festival Nov. 8th, 9th and 10th, 2013.  One of the submission categories included in the festival is a student section, which is open to accepting films from students.  We are hoping to showcase in particular student films from the Pacific Northwest region.  Acceptance of student projects into the film festival is not guaranteed but we hope to show as many student films as possible.

Local Producer Revitalizes 36th Annual International Wildlife Film Festival
Come Back to the Wild, April 27 - May 4, 2013

The International Wildlife Film Festival is the first festival of its kind and the longest running wildlife film festival and conservation conference in the world. We have a longstanding international reputation for finding and nurturing the best wildlife films from around the globe, and facilitating dialogues on issues of nature and conservation. This year, we aim to make a local splash: entice Montanans back into the Roxy by offering a rich variety of fun screenings and events, and creating opportunities for the community to engage with luminaries from the fields of wildlife filmmaking and conservation.

Our secret weapon: incoming IWFF producer Mike Steinberg. Mike joins the festival after transforming the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival into a nationally acclaimed event. Steinberg dramatically grew the audience with inventive ideas to engage the community, found opportunities to connect local groups with films, and turned that small, underground festival into a highly anticipated, celebrated annual event. After raising the stature of one community event, he's now bringing his vision and energy to the IWFF. His three main focal points this year: