Where can I get information on… film festival?

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    Many film festivals now have websites and the best place to find out about dates, entry requirements and programs is from the festivals themselves. By far the easiest way to locate film festivals is to use the Filmfestivals.com, which provides a huge list of international events. You can also visit Entertainment Law Resources, run by media attorney Mark Litwak, or Reelmind. Both sites have a comprehensive list and festival calendar.

    If you are considering heading to either the Cannes or Sundance film festivals, make sure you check out Cinemagine’s guides for independent filmmakers at www.cannesguide.com and www.sundanceguide.net respectively.

    Benjamin Craig

    Benjamin Craig is an award-winning filmmaker and chief executive of Cinemagine Media Limited. With a career spanning theatre, film, and new media, his credits include Waiting for Gorgo and Sparks and Embers. He is the author of the Cannes and Sundance Festival Virgin's Guides and has written for Vogue and GQ. Based in London, he is also the founder of filmmaking.net and holds a Masters in Producing Film & Television from Royal Holloway, University of London.

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