Prolix films

03/09/2024

01/03/2024

RIFFA - Regina International Film Festival and Awards , check it out.

11/15/2023

Applications now open for Screenwriters Fellowship 2024. ✍️

VISIT RIFFA.CA to learn more and APPLY by December 20, 2023. 📬 https://riffa.ca/riffa-screenwriters-fellowship/

The fellowship is designed to provide emerging screenwriters with personalized editorial support, consultations, and fine-tuning to bring their creative vision to life. 💫

Three selected writers will receive:

• A series of four monthly workshops beginning February 2024.
• Collective script feedback/review booklet
• Two RIFFA 2024 all-access passes
• Financial support for travel to attend RIFFA 2024
• Hotel stay for five days
• Certificate of Fellowship Completion awarded at the RIFFA 2024 Awards Ceremony

At the end of the six-month process, fellowship writers will have a professionally reviewed, finished feature script ready to pitch to a group of active film producers and independent production companies at the Regina International Film Festival & Awards, August 20-24, 2024.

Take the next step and level up your creative career!

10/06/2023

⭐ Submissions open today! ⭐

Be a core part of RIFFA 2024 and share your film on the international stage! 🌎

Simon Grarez, pictured above, presented his film "A Gentle Hum of Spring" 🐝 at RIFFA 2023 and received the award for Best Saskatchewan Short Film.

Submit your film at filmfreeway.com/RIFFA2024 for consideration in one of our fifteen categories. 📽️

Don't miss one of these deadlines over the coming months:
Regular deadline – February 1, 2024
Late deadline – March 1, 2024
Extended deadline – April 1, 2024
Extended deadline (Student Shorts Only) – May 1, 2024

🎬 Submit your film for a consideration today. 🎬

09/28/2023

Trevor Grant teaches at the School of Journalism – University of Regina. Prior to 2016, he was a producer/director and writer of documentaries, TV Series an...

09/12/2023

07/31/2023

RIFFA 2023

August 1-5

07/12/2023

RIFFA2023, August 1-5, 2023.

05/12/2023

A strike by Hollywood screenwriters has already shut down one "substantial" series that was being shot in Toronto and the dispute will have an effect on the film and television industry here if it drags on, a city official says.