International Film Festival in New Jersey Opens Door for Independent Filmmakers
May 19, 2023
Showcasing Work and Gaining Recognition in the Competitive Industry
Toms River, New Jersey May 18, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - The International Motion Picture Film Festival taking place in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, is a great opportunity for independent filmmakers seeking to make a mark in the movie industry. The festival serves as a platform for filmmakers to exhibit their work and gain recognition and respect in the industry. Winning an award can significantly set a filmmaker apart and provide an opportunity for an interview on Hamilton Radio and IHeart Radio. The festival is open to films of any genre, including short films, documentaries, and features, with online submissions available for review by the festival judges. The festival will take place on April 20th, 2024, at Smodcastle Cinemas, owned by Actor Kevin Smith, and winners will receive digital certificates, distributors' contact lists, awards, press releases, and an exclusive interview spot on Hamilton Radio and IHeart Radio. Notable industry professionals like Gene Pierro, Jimmy Diele, Frank Modica, Bobby Ciasulli, Paul Venier, and Reuben Rodriguez are the judges for the festival. Participants can submit their films or learn more about the festival by clicking on the link provided at https://filmfreeway.com/InternationalMotionPictureFilmFestival.
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