Have you ever wanted to know how to get your film recognized by Festivals worldwide?

We teach you how to get your film chosen for festivals from a festival programmers perspective.
  1. How to grab our attention.
  2. How to keep our attention
  3. What attracts our attention
  4. Why getting your film noticed is so important for your film career
  5. How to handle festival rejection
All this and more..
We will teach you how to make your film what it needs to be to get noticed.
I have over 15 years experience working in the film industry as a film maker, Continuity expert, story and character development expert and film festival programmer. I currently run a boutique film festival and events, and have gone though thousands of films for curation at various festival events. I also work in conjunction with film makers providing valuable input to get their film global distribution. my film and screen knowledge gives you the edge to get your film seen by thousands of people from all walks of the earth.

Our classes provide a gateway into the world of film, Giving you professional insight and the edge needed in this industry to develop your artistic practice.


We can also provide hands on professional development during the creation of your film.
We work hard every day to make your film journey better and simpler
Tier 1
The Basics
(Will give you what you need with room to grow)
$20
Learn the basics of getting your film chosen by film festival programmers
  • Understanding the target audience for each type of festival.
  • Creating a Captivating Film Synopsis and Elevator Pitch
  • Crafting a concise and engaging synopsis.
  • Tips for creating an effective screener that showcases the film's quality.
  • Identifying festivals aligned with the film's genre, style, and themes.
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Tier 2
The Advanced
(Best value for money)
$40
Everything in Tier 1 Plus
  • Creating a professional website and social media profiles for the film.
  • Leveraging online platforms for promotional purposes
  • Developing a comprehensive press kit.
  • Creating eye-catching marketing materials for festival promotion.
  • Building relationships with festival organizers, filmmakers, and industry professionals.
  • Leveraging networking opportunities and promoting the film during the event
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Tier 3
The Professional
(Support you to the next level)

$99
Access to Everything in Tier 2 Plus
  • Constructive notes on your film to help you get it noticed by festival programmers.
  • Assistance from a film maker and programmer with your submissions festival list.
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THE MASTER
(MONEY'S NO ISSUE!)
$5999


I WANT PERSONALIZED PROFFESSIONAL ADVICE THROUGHOUT MY FILM JOURNEY FROM SCRIPT TO FESTIVAL.

I WANT EVERYTHING IN ALL PACKAGES!

IF THATS WHAT YOU WANT, WE'LL ASSIST YOU.
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Clue the audience in. From the very first slide, the listener should clearly understand what exactly they are to gain or learn in the next minutes.
Intrigue. Secure a high level of attention after introducing yourself and stating the topic with the bold and intriguing second slide.
You can either give a benefit statement or trigger their curiosity by building suspense.
Positive arguments. This is the main focus of the presentation—an idea or a concept—something you want to teach people about
Counterarguments. Be raw and honest about pitfalls that can get in the way of success. This builds credibility and helps to warn people of risks and problems
It’s also good to think about how you can keep your audience’s attention. People are easily distracted, so how do you keep them focused? This can be done, for example, by asking a question now and then, by telling a joke in between, by using nice visuals, etc.
AIDAS—Attention, Interest, Desire, Action, Satisfaction
Every promotional message must attract a potential buyer first. Next, arouse an interest, which will then translate into a desire to own a product or service. Finally, it spurs her to take action—such as making a purchase. Satisfaction means that the buyer, after all these steps, should be happy with the product. A satisfied customer often share their experience with their friends and family. They tend to become a regular client and buy other products.