The Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival has been pushed back two weeks due to the anticipated impacts of Hurricane Matthew. This dangerous hurricane is prompting evacuations of the beaches near Melbourne and will make it hazardous to travel. The new dates for the festival are Oct. 20-22, 2016. We will post further details as we have …
The MIFF is just a few days away! Check out this preview, and get the schedule and ticket links here.
The Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival has announced its nominations for the 2016 Superlative Awards. The awards will be given Oct. 8 during the Saturday night VIP program at the festival. See the full lineup of movies and ticket links here. Nominations for 2016 MIFF Superlative Awards Best Action/Adventure “Caged No More” directed by Lisa Arnold …
UPDATE: The Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival 2016 has been pushed back to Oct. 20-22 due to the anticipated impacts of Hurricane Matthew. We’ll be back at the beautiful Premiere Theaters Oaks Stadium 10 in Melbourne, Florida. Here’s the detailed schedule with show times and ticket links. Choose “MIFFALL” under any of the ticket links to …
The Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival is thrilled to announce the selections for this year’s event! Among this year’s features is “Paying Mr. McGetty,” directed by Michael Baumgarten; Scott Wheeler’s “Attack of the Killer Donuts”; “Caged No More,” directed by Lisa Arnold; and “The Fits,” co-written and produced by Melbourne Village native Lisa Kjerulff. The festival …
The July 4 deadline for regular Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival submissions has come and gone, but there are still a few days left to enter MIFF’s “Tie Up Loose Ends” competition, whose deadline is July 31. If you’re submitting a competition entry after the July 4 general deadline, keep in mind that the updated submission …
Filmmakers – are you ready to send your entry to the Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival? The deadline is just around the corner! Get your regular film submissions in by July 4, preferably via Film Freeway. Meanwhile, there’s an extended deadline for the Tie Up Loose Ends competition, in which filmmakers take an open-ended screenplay and …
The Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival has named Eric Emerick the winner of the first phase of its 2016 competition, now titled “Tie Up Loose Ends.” His open-ended script was chosen as the winner with the help of the Screenwriters of Brevard. Now filmmakers have an opportunity to make a film of approximately five minutes in …
With the recent loss of our dear friend Dean Naegel, who was to coordinate script entries for our “Loose End” competition, we have extended the deadline for script submissions. If you have already submitted a script to the contest, please submit it again to the new address in the rules linked below! What is the …
Screenwriters have a unique opportunity to write a story with an open ending for a special Loose End competition held by the 2016 Melbourne Independent Filmmakers Festival. The festival is looking for five-minute screenplays that have a Loose End – an open ending. The winning screenplay’s ending will be resolved by different filmmakers, who will …