Posted by jen.frankel on 10/22/06 21:28

Hey Filmmakers

You have to check out this new feedback festival. It's a great chance
to get valuable feedback on your films. Interesting stuff!


WILDSOUND MONTHLY FILM FESTIVAL. THE NEWEST AND MOST UNIQUE FILM
FESTIVAL IN NORTH AMERICAN.

Taking the next step from our popular script reading series, our
festival guarantees your film will be screened in front of a large
audience and you will receive honest feedback of your film from
industry people and just your average movie fan.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS OF SHORT FILMS, EXPERIMENTAL AND ANIMATION FOR OUR
UPCOMING EVENTS. Go to www.wildcardpictures.com/wsound to submit your
film.

WHEN IS IT: The second week of every month. ALL YEAR LONG.

WHERE IS IT: Toronto, Ontario

UPCOMING DEADLINE: Nov. 15th/2006

MISSION & OBJECTIVE
Our mission at Wildsound Film Festival is to make sure your film gets
screened in front of a large broad audience and you can actually see
what people think of your film. We do things differently at this
festival. We screen your film and then focus group it with the
audience. You will hear feedback from what people think of your film as
our monthly guest moderator will facilitate the audiences questions.
This is a festival of networking and positive creative communication so
you can take your filmmaking career to the next level. Our moderators
will be successful filmmakers who have moved onto feature films after
the success of their own short films (that will also be screened at the
event)

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Wildsound Film Festival is a monthly Toronto based festival that prides
itself on making sure the filmmaker not only gets their film screened
in front of a large audience, but also benefits from gaining feedback
during the Q&A from our special guest moderator who discusses each film
with the audience. This film festival ables the filmmaker to actually
obtain an honest feedback of what people think of your film. And you
get to meet industry people who can help out your career so you can
make more films and be a better overall filmmaker.

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