So when we first finished a painter, we submitted it to about five or so film festivals and we had back from the 2014 Palm Beach International Film Festival with an acceptance so it can see we had to create some materials and documents for the film festival including a new trailer, some movie stills, a bio and project description etc. Now, depending on the film festival, this would change some film festivals except previously screened film some do not. So just do your research and be wary of those early bird deadlines. Some film festivals are also john was specific and usually if your film is very weird or bizarre, like mine, In a better chance of getting accepted and if you submit to a major film festival like can for example, now if you can afford it, I recommend you submit to as many film festivals as you can afford, big or small to give you the best chances of getting into at least one Film Festival.

If you accept it good for you stop preparing those APKs and publicity materials for them. And if not, no worries, there's always another round or the public release option. So, back to my film festival journey. Interestingly, I met someone at a film festival in Palm Beach, who would then get me a double screening at another film festival in Florida, known as the Florida super con SUPER Geek Film Festival, as the name already gave it away. It's a very genre specific Film Festival. So the chances of my film being more appreciated and seen there would have been higher So, did you just submit to a few film festivals?

Or maybe one of the films you submit at some time ago finally got accepted. Feel free to share good news and stuff with all of us by posting on a q&a board. Let us share the moment with you