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🎬 Aspiring Christian Filmmakers, this is your moment! LIKHA Short Film Lab is back — and this year’s theme is “Cross & Cloud” ✝️☁️ Handa ka na bang magkwento ng faith stories na tumatagos sa digital world? This is your chance to grow, create, and be mentored by industry professionals in faith and film! 🎥✨ 🔷 Application & Selection Phase 📌 August 8 - Deadline for Application Submissions 📌 August 11 to 15 - Screening Week 📌 August 20 - Announcement of Scholars 📢 Tara, sali na! Huwag mong palampasin ‘to! 📽️ Visit apmedia.org/likha2025 to learn more! 📃 Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/share/173Mc3x7Hn/

🎬 Aspiring Christian Filmmakers, this is your moment! LIKHA Short Film Lab is back — and this year’s theme is “Cross & Cloud” ✝️☁️ Handa ka na bang magkwento ng faith stories na tumatagos sa digital world? This is your chance to grow, create, and be mentored by industry professionals in faith and film! 🎥✨ 🔷 Application & Selection Phase 📌 August 8 - Deadline for Application Submissions 📌 August 11 to 15 - Screening Week 📌 August 20 - Announcement of Scholars 📢 Tara, sali na! Huwag mong palampasin ‘to! 📽️ Visit apmedia.org/likha2025 to learn more! 📃 Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/share/173Mc3x7Hn/

Hello Dear Actors!! We are currently requesting submissions for an exciting “Pro-Active Film” a passion project being crafted specifically for advertising awards. Please read carefully before applying! This is a low-budget project, so please keep that in mind. Age, height, and body type don’t matter. We want strong, memorable faces that fit these characters. Casting Breakdown: FILM 1 • Gangsters (x3) – Any body type, must look deadly. Character faces. • Don – Stylish, educated Don type. Polished look. • Corporate Man – Good-looking, believable as a slightly clueless or naive corporate guy. This character appears across all films. FILM 2 • Female Customer – Strong character face with a unique charm. • Sugarcane Juice Vendor (Male) – Skinny/funny. Quirky, comic timing a plus. FILM 3 • Champi Guy – Character face, ideally someone who looks like they have done this all their life. If the actor actually knows how to do a proper “champi,” it’s a big plus. • Customer (Male) – Bald/balding with gold earrings. Visually interesting. Must have a strong character vibe and memorable presence. Expressive and able to hold attention even in a short appearance. Shoot Details: Shoot Date: 16th July (Wednesday - Afternoon or Night Shift) Location: Mumbai If you are interested, kindly send your profile to:�gspcasting2626@gmail.com Please mention your character name in the subject line. Gratitude & Best Wishes,�Gaurav Singh Parmar @gauravsingh2626 #casting #call #advertising #award #gangsters #don #champiguys #chracteractors #goodactors #theatre #actors #gspcasting

Fakaalofa Lahi Atu! HUGE Alofa & Respect to the amazing Polynesian films beautifying the world currently – Production, performance, Direction deserved of your attention and praise. 23 years later Pollywood Pasifika Film humbly contributes with intent of inspiring future Pasifika film and multi-media to become a reality. Will you or someone you know want to be a part of Polynesian film beautification movement? SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN for consideration into Pollywood Pasifika Film 23 premiering November 2025. Registration form attached. Submissions CLOSE Tuesday 16 September. Also – If you are not familiar with Pollywood, come along to the following free screening... ‘PPF Climate change collection’ – Curated short films commenting on climate change in the Pacific. Screening at the Gus Fisher Gallery, Saturday 26 July, 3-4pm. Supplementing the ‘Tala O le Tau’ exhibition – All Welcome ; ) https://gusfishergallery.auckland.ac.nz/tala-o-le-tau/ Monuina!

I think it’s about time for a formal introduction! My name is J.M. Vasquez and I am a filmmaker based in Tampa, Florida and I’m looking to expand my reach and connect with like-minded filmmakers! 🎥 I am a writer, director, and actress (and occasional producer & editor as noted). As a multi-hyphenate, I’ve been teaching myself skills in all areas of filmmaking over the last year. With four shorts under my belt and in the festival circuit, I’m eager to keep creating and resonating with audiences! Feel free to connect with me and to send a message if you’re interested in collaborating!

Industrija ZFF-a i Hrvatski audiovizualni centar (HAVC) pozivaju vas da se prijavite za sudjelovanje na ovogodišnjoj 𝐌𝐈𝐃𝐏𝐎𝐈𝐍𝐓 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐯𝐞 radionici namijenjenoj filmskim profesionalcima iz Hrvatske koji razvijaju kratke igrane projekte. 📌 Radionica se održava u sklopu 23. izdanja Zagreb Film Festivala, a trajat će četiri dana — 𝐨𝐝 𝟏𝟏. 𝐝𝐨 𝟏𝟒. 𝐬𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐨𝐠𝐚 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓. Besplatna je za sve polaznike. Više informacija o uvjetima, kao i o samoj prijavi, pronađite na našoj službenoj stranici (zff.hr) ➡ https://zff.hr/midpoint-intensive-croatia-2025/ #havc #zff #midpointintensive #opencall

CASTING CALL — Short Film Written & Directed by S. A. Alden Film Location in Lautoka, Fiji | Submissions due 27th May 2025 We’re casting for a short film about a Fijian boy battling identity, poverty, and depression in a rural village — a coming-of-age story that gives voice to the silent struggles so many youth face. 👉 Link to CASTING CALL SUBMISSION FORM is in bio. No experience needed — just honesty, heart, and presence. REQUIRED: All applicants must complete a Talent Release Form. If you’re under 18, your parent or guardian must also complete the Parental Consent Form. Download the forms, fill them out, sign, and upload them with your audition. For any questions, DM us or email: aldenpicturesofficial@gmail.com

Wairarapa Film Festival proudly presents A SENSE OF PLACE: MASTERCLASS WITH ROB SARKIES A Sense of Place explores how landscape and community shape narrative, turning location into a dynamic character. Rob Sarkies will trace this approach from his cult debut Scarfies (set in university‑town Dunedin) through Out of the Blue (Aramoana/Dunedin) to Pike River (Greymouth). Key Concepts: Location as Character: Techniques for making setting influence mood, theme, and character arcs.Community Collaboration: Building trust with local participants.Visual Storytelling: Crafting shots that evoke a sense of place. Who Should Attend: This Masterclass is ideal for early‑career directors, cinematographers, writers, and producers who want to deepen the organic link between story and setting. Rob Sarkies Bio: Rob Sarkies is a multi‑award–winning filmmaker whose work spans feature films, series television, shorts, and commercials. He made his feature debut with the black comedy Scarfies (1999), which premiered at Sundance, became an instant cult hit in New Zealand, and won seven New Zealand Film Awards. He followed with Out of the Blue (2006), a critically acclaimed dramatisation of the Aramoana massacre that grossed over NZ$1 million domestically and earned six Qantas Film & Television Awards. On television, his credits include the Louise Nicholas drama Consent (2014), the Jean Batten biopic Jean (2016), the Emmy‑nominated crime thriller Wanted (NBC/Matchbox), and the German–NZ co‑production The Gulf—all of which have sold internationally and won multiple awards. His projects consistently attract critical acclaim, draw substantial domestic audiences, and secure global distribution. Sarkies is currently preparing Pike River, based on the 2010 West Coast mining disaster, due for release in New Zealand in 2025. Rob Sarkies continues to celebrate community‑rooted storytelling, using place to connect audiences to the people and history that shape Aotearoa’s cinematic landscape.

Films That Move – July 2025 Edition Theme: Dealing With Trauma From Violence A Bold Celebration of Caribbean & African Cinema, Mental Health, and Stories That Matter Films That Move is back this July for another unforgettable edition – and this time, we’re tackling a theme that hits hard and speaks deep: Dealing With Trauma From Violence. We’re calling on visionary filmmakers from across the globe to submit short films (30 minutes or less) that explore the many faces of trauma caused by violence – personal, social, generational, or systemic. Whether your film is rooted in fiction, documentary, animation, or experimental storytelling, if it sheds light on the journey through pain and toward healing, we want to see it. Why Submit to Films That Move? • Big Screen Moment: Your film will be screened at Palace Cineplex, one of Jamaica’s most iconic movie theaters, in front of a packed and passionate audience. • Powerful Conversations: Each screening is paired with thoughtful panel discussions led by mental health experts, activists, and creatives. • Social Impact: Films That Move was built to spark real dialogue. Your work becomes part of a movement challenging stigma and creating space for stories that need to be heard. • Community of Creatives: Join an international network of filmmakers, changemakers, and mental health advocates using art as a tool for transformation. Who Can Submit? Anyone! We welcome all voices and backgrounds. Whether you’re an emerging talent or a seasoned filmmaker, if you have a story that moves us – this platform is for you.

🎬 ATTENTION ASPIRING SCREEN DIRECTORS! 🎬 Want to master the art of Directing Actors like a pro? Join our exclusive Directing Actors Workshop, where to: ✅ Unlock the secrets to authentic performances ✅ Master actor-director communication ✅ Learn practical methods used by industry experts Whether you’re a budding filmmaker or a seasoned director looking to refine your craft, this workshop will equip you with game-changing insights to bring the best out of your actors. For registration , contact 010-868 4564 , #qriofilmstudio

Hello everyone, Spring is almost here, and so is the production of our upcoming short film, "Baklava"—a Bosnian-language student film that tells a powerful story of love, family, and healing. It follows a stubborn Bosnian Muslim girl who bravely challenges her conservative parents’ war-time prejudice when she reveals her relationship with a Bosnian Serb boyfriend. This project is more than just a film—it’s a mission to shed light on reconciliation, generational trauma, and breaking barriers through storytelling. And guess what? YOU can be a part of it too! ONE. LAST. TIME. How Can You Help? We’ve raised €2,136 so far, but we still need support to cover production and post-production costs like sound design, color grading, editing, and marketing. If you can’t contribute financially, simply sharing this campaign with your friends, family, and social media goes a long way! Click here: https://fnd.us/32WCS6?ref=sh_6E0J12 Perks for Supporters! If you decide to join our growing community of 47 supporters, you’ll receive: Exclusive first look at the film Invitation to our screening on June 5th in Prague, or screening in Sarajevo at Kino Bosna and Kino Meeting Point Your name in the credits under “Film was supported by” This is your last chance to be part of something truly special. Let’s bring "Baklava" to life together! Thank you for believing in us. With gratitude, the "Baklava" Team

FRWD Awards to be held at Castaways in Burbank on April 5th 6:30 pm: Is a groundbreaking ceremony dedicated solely to celebrating the diverse animation segment of the film industry. Unlike any other, this unique event shines a spotlight on films, series, shorts, and talent of color, multicultural, or BIPOC, amplifying their voices and contributions. By providing a platform for these creators and their work, the ceremony fosters an environment where diverse perspectives thrive and are celebrated. #afroanimation #animation #illustration #fwrdawards #animationart #diversity #blerd #art #storyboardart #animationmovie #film