PITON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Philadelphia, Pa, United States, North America

21 - 29 Aug, 2020

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PITON INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Philadelphia, Pa, United States, North America

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General Information

founded

2008

edition

6th

Contact details

UCCI/PIFF P O BOX 9934 Philadelphia, Pa 19118 United States

19118

piffumoja@gmail.com

201-951-5144

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About the festival

The Piton International Film Festival (PIFF) is a 12-month initiative that focuses on celebrating filmmaking and seeks to work collaboratively with filmmakers from around the global community. PIFF is unique in that its focus is on education, collaboration, and celebration, instead of competition. Hence, filmmakers will be able to work together to inspire and influence the global community in a positive and uplifting manner.

The focus of PIFF includes...
• Addressing the various aspects of the billion-dollar industry known as filmmaking
• Understanding filmmaking from "in front of the camera to behind the camera" through workshops and seminars
• Assisting independent filmmakers with opportunities to expose and monetize their creative artworks
• Celebrating filmmaking in its various forms

PIFF is a family-friendly event that encourages unity within families, giving them an opportunity to watch, discuss, learn, and enjoy from the films together.

Mission

Due to the focus of PIFF being about education, collaboration, and celebration, PIFF participants will be awarded the following:

Filmmakers whose work are screened during the festival will:
• Receive 6-months of social media exposure on all of our platforms
• Be able to discuss your Creative Art Work with the general public and others in the
film industry
• Participate on a filmmakers panel discussion
• Conduct interviews with UCCN TV

About

The Piton International Film Festival (PIFF) is a 12-month initiative that focuses on celebrating filmmaking and seeks to work collaboratively with filmmakers from around the global community. PIFF is unique in that its focus is on education, collaboration, and celebration, instead of competition. Hence, filmmakers will be able to work together to inspire and influence the global community in a positive and uplifting manner.

The focus of PIFF includes...
• Addressing the various aspects of the billion-dollar industry known as filmmaking
• Understanding filmmaking from "in front of the camera to behind the camera" through workshops and seminars
• Assisting independent filmmakers with opportunities to expose and monetize their creative artworks
• Celebrating filmmaking in its various forms

PIFF is a family-friendly event that encourages unity within families, giving them an opportunity to watch, discuss, learn, and enjoy from the films together.

Mission

Due to the focus of PIFF being about education, collaboration, and celebration, PIFF participants will be awarded the following:

Filmmakers whose work are screened during the festival will:
• Receive 6-months of social media exposure on all of our platforms
• Be able to discuss your Creative Art Work with the general public and others in the
film industry
• Participate on a filmmakers panel discussion
• Conduct interviews with UCCN TV

Awards & Winners

There are no winners yet for this festival

Terms and rules

Participants of PIFF are expected to meet the following criteria in order to be considered for participation in the 12-month initiative and culminating film festival:

• Submit Family-Friendly Creative Art Works. We define family-friendly as creative artworks that can be watched by families with individuals ranging in age.

• Sensitive topics done in a tasteful manner. Sensitive topics include intimacy, domestic violence, pornography, etc.

• Submit creative artworks that are 1 or more of the following:
o Uplifting
o Overcoming Obstacles
o Humorous
o Entertaining
o Informative/Educational

** SUBTITLES: All non-English language films must be subtitled in English

Ratings & Reviews

Categories and fees

Feature film
Early Bird (26th May, 2020) $10
Regular (31st July, 2020) $10
Late (21st August, 2020) $10

max. time 120mins NOTE: student fee also covers filmmakers base OUTSIDE the United States

Cell Phones
Early Bird (26th May, 2020) $5
Regular (31st July, 2020) $5
Late (21st August, 2020) $5

For all works that are done on a cell phone. The name of the cell phone and model must be given. Max. time is 15 mins NOTE: student fee also covers filmmakers base OUTSIDE the United States

Short Films
Early Bird (26th May, 2020) $10
Regular (31st July, 2020) $10
Late (21st August, 2020) $10

max. time 30 mins NOTE: student fee also covers filmmakers base OUTSIDE the United States

Web Series
Early Bird (26th May, 2020) $10
Regular (31st July, 2020) $10
Late (21st August, 2020) $10

must have 3 shows already and max. time 20 mins per show NOTE: student fee also covers filmmakers base OUTSIDE the United States

Documentary
Early Bird (26th May, 2020) $10
Regular (31st July, 2020) $10
Late (21st August, 2020) $10

max. time 90 mins NOTE: student fee also covers filmmakers base OUTSIDE the United States

Music Video
Early Bird (26th May, 2020) $5
Regular (31st July, 2020) $5
Late (21st August, 2020) $5

The student fee and international fee (non-USA base) are the same

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