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      PIFF Is Open for Submissions

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      The Pasadena International Film Festival (PIFF) is open for submissions, where emerging and established filmmakers have a chance to bring more exposure to their work.

      By Chris Wood

      PIFF has announced an open call for submissions in Features, Documentaries, Shorts, Webseries, Music Videos, Animation, and TV Pilots as well as Screenplays and Teleplays.

      Filmmakers, screenwriters, and content creators can submit their films via Withoutabox.com, filmfreeway.com, or the festival’s website.

      Works in progress are not considered nor anything completed before January 1st, 2015. Filmmakers from around the globe are welcome to submit. Films must be in English or have English subtitles.

      For more information on submission requirements and past festivals, visit pasadenafilmfestival.org.

      The Pasadena International Film Festival enhances and rewards the lives of filmmakers and the community by creating lasting relationships, profound experiences, and meaningful connections that serve as catalysts for both the filmmakers’ success as well as the community’s artistic and cultural enrichment.

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        • Chris Wood

          Chris Wood was an adjunct instructor of English. He held master’s degrees from California Institute of the Arts, Marshall University, and Florida State University. He enjoyed reading and writing poetry in addition to writing articles pertaining to the movie industry and its aspects. Chris passed away in July 2020.

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