I think it’s the timely and respectful feedback that has influenced me to enter the festival. For a reasonable price, I can get insightful feedback and a chance to have it read aloud. And it’s a chance you get monthly, which is cool.
– John-Arthur Ingram (Feature Screenplay, Three Play)

Thursday December 29, 2016

Thursday February 23, 2016

Screenplay Festival Monthly.

Watch the Winning Comedy Screenplays and Short Films at the festival in 2016:

January 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
January 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories

February 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
February 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories

March 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
March 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories

April 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
April 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories

May 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
May 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories

June 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
June 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories

July 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:
July 2016 Comedy Films/Screenplays/Stories

August 2016 Film and Screenplay Festival:

Submit your Fantasy/Sci-Fi Screenplay & Film to the Festival:http://fantasyscififestival.com

Watch the best of Fantasy/Sci-Fi in October 2016:

FEATURE Screenplay: CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES October 2016 Reading Written by Cate Carson

TV PILOT Screenplay: WILLOWWOOD October 2016 Reading Written by Christopher Locke

BARROW, 15min., Australia, Crime/Mystery WATCH Audience FEEDBACK

MAYDAY, 13min. France, Horror/Fantasy WATCH Audience FEEDBACK

BEST SCENE Screenplay – THE ACCIDENTAL ANGEL October 2016 Reading Written by Oren Weitz

SHORT Screenplay – THE STRUGGLE October 2016 Reading Written by Janice Kennedy

TENGU: BIRDMAN OF THE MOUNTAINS, 8min., UK, Action/Fantasy WATCH Audience FEEDBACK

LONG SHORT Screenplay – NOTE TO SELF October 2016 Reading Written by Humayun Mirza

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Director/Producer: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com
Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne
Editor: John Johnson

Deadline November 15th

SUBMIT your TV PILOT or TV SPEC Script Voted #1 TV Contest in North America.

SUBMIT your SHORT Film Get it showcased at the FEEDBACK Festival

1st CHAPTER or FULL NOVEL CONTEST Get full feedback! Winners get their novel made into a video!

SUBMIT your FEATURE Script FULL FEEDBACK on all entries. Get your script performed

Deadline November 20th

SHORT SCRIPT CONTEST Submit your short film screenplay!

FREE TWITTER SHORT STORY CONTESTSubmit 140 character story. Get made into movie.

Deadline November 25th

SHORT STORY CONTEST Get full feedback! Winners get their short story made into a video!

VIDEO PITCH FESTIVALSubmit your own video pitch today.

Watch Recent Winning Readings

Search Films and Stories from Festival

HIGHLIGHTS October 2016 ACTION/CRIME FEEDBACK Film Festival Best of the Oct. 20, 2016 Fest.

FEATURE Screenplay: CHARLOTTE SOMETIMES October 2016 Reading Written by Cate Carson

1st SCENE Screenplay: NIGHT WIND…

All entries get their POEM shown on this website. AND, you can submit your Poem to be made into a video (guaranteed 1000s of view).

GET YOUR POETRY SEEN. This network averages over 95,000 visitors a day to read your poems. SUBMIT ANYTIME

The RULES are simple:

1. Write a POEM. Send it to this contest for FREE and it will be POSTED on this site guaranteed for 100,000s to see. (you own all rights to this poem and whenever you want it taken down, send us an email).

2. Email your POEM to submission@festivalforpoetry.com in .pdf, .doc, .wpd, .rtf, or .fdr format or just cut and paste it into the body of the email.

3. SUBMIT as many poems as you like. (NOTE: One FREE poem per person. If you like to submit multiple poems, please let us know and we’ll give you price quote.)

4. Let us know…

Submit your Drama Screenplay/Film to the Festival Today: https://festivalfordrama.com/

Watch the best of Drama Stories and Films from October 2016

SHORT Screenplay – HAPPY LITTLE PILLS October 2016 Reading Written by Kennedy Erin

SHORT Screenplay – MONKEY MODEL October 2016 Reading Written by Barry Brennessel

NOVEL READING – THE PESSARY October 2016 Reading Written by Juliet M. Nevins, MD

BEST SCENE Screenplay – LOVE IS NOT LOVE October 2016 Reading Written by Stephen Keep Mills

SHORT Screenplay – THE TEACHER October 2016 Reading Written by Josh Goodman

SHORT Story – TRUE NORTH October 2016 Reading Written by Hal Ackerman

SHORT Story – ASTRONAUTS SWEAR THE THE VIEW IS NEVER DULL October 2016 Reading Written by James Hartley

SHORT Story – IN THE CLEARING October 2016 Reading Written by Steve Bensinger

SHORT Story – TOUCHING MY SPINE October 2016 Reading Written by Monique Amado

SHORT Story – A TOXIC GAME October 2016…

Watching the reactions of (German Shepherd) at the FEEDBACK Festival does not become more meaningful than that. When your film reaches and audience that respond in such way, it´s pure joy.
– Nils Bergendal, Director “German Shepherd”

Next Festival Dates:
November 24th
March 30th

Festival takes place at the Carlton Cinemas in downtown Toronto, Canada.

FULL FEEDBACK on your film from the audience! SUBMIT ANYTIME!
Submissions take 3-7 weeks for evaluation.

Why the this is the fastest growing Documentary Film Festival in the world today:

– Your film will get screened in front of a large, broad audience.

– We are a feedback festival and you will actually hear what people and action/adventure film lovers think of your film.

– Your film is screened and then talked about with the audience, lead by a Professional Industry moderator.

Even if your film is not selected, you will receive the full feedback…

Read the FULL INTERVIEW on http://www.MatthewToffolo.com

– If you’re interested in storytelling, this is the interview for you. Editor Valerio Bonelli has edited over 30 films in the last 20 years, working with some of the top directors, including many collaborations with Ridley Scott (The Martian, Black Hawk Down, Hannibal, and the Oscar winner Gladiator), and Stephen Frears (Philomena, The Program). In this interview, he gives a lot of amazing insight on the art of editing a feature film and what it takes to succeed in Hollywood.

Transcript from Interview:

Every film I work on somehow added something to my knowledge as an editor and as a person. Each film is different even if you work with the same director, but I can say that there are few films that have stayed with me for one reason or another. Recently I’ve cut a documentary feature called “Palio”, this film was particularly…