Texas Independent Film Festival
FFL's Festival Validation
FFL feels responsible for only allowing legitimate and relevant festivals to accept submissions through our platform. Thus we verify the festival's legitimacy and relevance before pushing the call for submissions live. Some festivals are not being allowed to accept submissions at all. For festivals allowed to accept submissions FFL separates among:
VALIDATED FESTIVALS
These festivals fully comply with FFL's festival validation policy. There is no doubt that they are established and/or legitimate events.
NOT VALIDATED FESTIVALS
These festivals don't fully comply with FFL's festival validation policy but appear to be legitimate events. We will leave you to decide whether you should submit to this event or not. We also welcome any feedback about these events. You can report your experience at verification@filmfestivallife.com
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TxFF
6th edition
Feb 26 - Feb 27, 2020
Estimated
Rudder, United States
Open Call Open to Public Competitive Market Special Fees
Festival type Real Venue Festival
Types of films Narrative fiction
Film length Full length, Short
Genre
Independent
Mission / description
The Texas Film Festival was started in 1993 by A&M Film Society member Paul Alvarado-Dykstra with a mission to “celebrate the vision and enterprise of America's finest contemporary in…dependent and minority filmmakers.” Since its inception it grew over 20 years to be the largest student-run independent film festival in the nation.
The festival has had the privilege to showcase the talent of independent filmmakers from around the globe. Past festival guests have included Spike Lee, Oliver Stone, Tim McCanlies, Robert Rodriguez, Sean Astin, John Landis, and John Waters. Every year the festival was able to grow and reach an even wider audience.
However, in 2005 the festival stopped running. In the Summer of 2010 the Texas A&M Aggie SWAMP Club (Screenwriting Acting and Movie Production) decided to restore the Texas Film Festival to it’s former glory, in lieu of it’s own annual festival. full text
Festival website txfilmfest.com
FFL feels responsible for only allowing legitimate and relevant festivals to accept submissions through our platform. Thus we verify the festival's legitimacy and relevance before pushing the call for submissions live. Some festivals are not being allowed to accept submissions at all. For festivals allowed to accept submissions FFL separates among:
VALIDATED FESTIVALS
These festivals fully comply with FFL's festival validation policy. There is no doubt that they are established and/or legitimate events.
NOT VALIDATED FESTIVALS
These festivals don't fully comply with FFL's festival validation policy but appear to be legitimate events. We will leave you to decide whether you should submit to this event or not. We also welcome any feedback about these events. You can report your experience at verification@filmfestivallife.com
Click to reed more about FFl's validation policy.
TxFF
6th edition
Feb 26 - Feb 27, 2020
Estimated
Rudder, United States
Festival type Real Venue Festival
Types of films Narrative fiction
Film length Full length, Short
Genre
Independent
Mission / description
The Texas Film Festival was started in 1993 by A&M Film Society member Paul Alvarado-Dykstra with a mission to “celebrate the vision and enterprise of America's finest contemporary in…dependent and minority filmmakers.” Since its inception it grew over 20 years to be the largest student-run independent film festival in the nation.
The festival has had the privilege to showcase the talent of independent filmmakers from around the globe. Past festival guests have included Spike Lee, Oliver Stone, Tim McCanlies, Robert Rodriguez, Sean Astin, John Landis, and John Waters. Every year the festival was able to grow and reach an even wider audience.
However, in 2005 the festival stopped running. In the Summer of 2010 the Texas A&M Aggie SWAMP Club (Screenwriting Acting and Movie Production) decided to restore the Texas Film Festival to it’s former glory, in lieu of it’s own annual festival. full text
Festival website txfilmfest.com