The 9th Annual Red Hook International Film & Video Festival
Deadline:
Sat Oct 17, 2015 12:00
Location:
Red Hook, Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The 9th Annual Red Hook International Film Festival (RHIFF) will take place October 17-18, 2015 at The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist's Coalition's (BWAC) Screening Room, 499 Van Brunt Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York.
The Red Hook International Film Festival is one of the longest running Film Festivals in NYC and offers attendees a diverse range of dramatic stories, documentaries, and animated shorts. All films are juried selected and feature 6 blocks of films. The Red Hook Film Festival is held in conjunction with BWAC's Fall Exhibition, “Really Affordable Art Show” Oct. 3 -25. The Really Affordable Art Show continues the BWAC tradition of exhibiting the artwork of local Brooklyn artists, from the traditional to the experimental cutting edge. “At BWAC the shows are as spectacular as the setting”. The RHIFF, unique in its ability to see both local and international indi films, in a true art house environment at BWAC’s 25,000 square foot gallery in a Civil War-era warehouse on the Red Hook waterfront.
Films
The 2015 RHIFF offers films including but not limited to, THE STOCKROOM, a drama by local actor Victor Cruz and, BORN INTO THIS, a boxing documentary by Sean Ryon and Lea Scruggs about a Brooklyn born boxer and a beautiful feature film by Ante Novakovic shot entirely in Italy, Leaves of the Tree.
General Admission
Admission is $12.00 per film block or Festival & Day Passes are accepted online via Eventbrite.com or at the door on Oct 17-18.
The Red Hook International Film Festival is one of the longest running Film Festivals in NYC and offers attendees a diverse range of dramatic stories, documentaries, and animated shorts. All films are juried selected and feature 6 blocks of films. The Red Hook Film Festival is held in conjunction with BWAC's Fall Exhibition, “Really Affordable Art Show” Oct. 3 -25. The Really Affordable Art Show continues the BWAC tradition of exhibiting the artwork of local Brooklyn artists, from the traditional to the experimental cutting edge. “At BWAC the shows are as spectacular as the setting”. The RHIFF, unique in its ability to see both local and international indi films, in a true art house environment at BWAC’s 25,000 square foot gallery in a Civil War-era warehouse on the Red Hook waterfront.
Films
The 2015 RHIFF offers films including but not limited to, THE STOCKROOM, a drama by local actor Victor Cruz and, BORN INTO THIS, a boxing documentary by Sean Ryon and Lea Scruggs about a Brooklyn born boxer and a beautiful feature film by Ante Novakovic shot entirely in Italy, Leaves of the Tree.
General Admission
Admission is $12.00 per film block or Festival & Day Passes are accepted online via Eventbrite.com or at the door on Oct 17-18.
Call For Entries for The 9th Annual Red Hook Film Festival
Deadline:
Tue Sep 15, 2015 12:00
Location:
Red Hook, Brooklyn ,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The Red Hook International Film and Video Festival is one of the longest running Film Festivals in NYC. It is small film festival that screens truly independent films.
Our mission is to give our film community a venue to voice and screen the images, stories, films and works of inspired cinematic expression.
We are looking for a lot of great films for the 9th Annual Red Hook Film Festival, There is still time to enter your work!
ELIGIBILITY : This is a juried competition open to all Filmmakers, Artists, Videographers, Animators or Video Artists who have produced a film, video, animation or motion design, or commercial project. Young film makers must submit a permission form. See submission guidelines.
CATEGORIES: We are accepting submissions in all categories including but not limited to Documentary, Drama, Comedy, Animation, Commercial, Experimental, CG and Video Art.
Awards & Prizes
Best Film,
Best Director,
Best Documentary,
Best Director Documentary,
Spirit Of Red Hook Awards,
And Peoples Choice Awards.
Submission Guidelines on website.
Red Hook Film Festival
Dates:
Sat Oct 18, 2014 13:00 - Sun Oct 19, 2014
Location:
Brooklyn,
New York
United States of America
United States of America
The 8th Annual Red Hook Film Festival
The Red Hook Film Festival Screening October 18th & 19th 2014
This year the 2014, Red Hook International Film And Video Festival screenings will take place on October 18th & 19th at The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist's Coalition's New Upstairs Screening Room, 499 Van Brunt Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York. We hope to see you and your films at the festival. As one of the longest running Film Festivals in NYC we are proud of our neighborhood and our affiliations. We hold our festival in conjunction with BWAC's fall art exhibition. Come out to Red Hook and enjoy the location and the neighborhood. Save the date and make it a day.
Location and Travel Directons!
By Transit: G train to Smith/9th St., then B77 bus to the corner of Van Dyke and Van Brunt;
A, C , F train to Jay St / Boro Hall, then B61 to Van Brunt last stop.
By Car: Brooklyn Bridge becomes Adam Street, make a right onto Atlantic Avenue, left onto Columbia Street, right onto DeGraw, left onto Van Brunt and continue until end.
By Boat: Water Taxi Red Hook/Fairway stop or
Free Boat to Ikea and walk to Van Brunt
Ticket Sales and Reserved Seating
This year we are having Eventbite handle our sales
The Red Hook Film Festival Screening October 18th & 19th 2014
This year the 2014, Red Hook International Film And Video Festival screenings will take place on October 18th & 19th at The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist's Coalition's New Upstairs Screening Room, 499 Van Brunt Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York. We hope to see you and your films at the festival. As one of the longest running Film Festivals in NYC we are proud of our neighborhood and our affiliations. We hold our festival in conjunction with BWAC's fall art exhibition. Come out to Red Hook and enjoy the location and the neighborhood. Save the date and make it a day.
Location and Travel Directons!
By Transit: G train to Smith/9th St., then B77 bus to the corner of Van Dyke and Van Brunt;
A, C , F train to Jay St / Boro Hall, then B61 to Van Brunt last stop.
By Car: Brooklyn Bridge becomes Adam Street, make a right onto Atlantic Avenue, left onto Columbia Street, right onto DeGraw, left onto Van Brunt and continue until end.
By Boat: Water Taxi Red Hook/Fairway stop or
Free Boat to Ikea and walk to Van Brunt
Ticket Sales and Reserved Seating
This year we are having Eventbite handle our sales
