Drum roll please......... Nominations are now live on our website, so all those lucky enough to have been notified, get on over there to see what your nominations are for!

A massive thank you to everyone who sent in films this year - we have extended the Sunday to a full day of screenings just so we can screen more of your amazing films than ever before.

We luck forward to seeing you there and hopefully at the awards evening for a great networking and social event.

Award evening ticket price includes a drink from the bar and buffet.

https://www.stratford-upon-avon-filmfestival.com/nominati...

Envisage International Film Festival is now open for submissions. The science fiction and fantasy festival will be running in 2027 alongside its sister festival which focuses on horror and all things terrifying. 

And along with a veritable feast of fantastic films, visitors can also browse a large hall filled with traders of all things horror and sci-fi. 

Filmmakers please submit your film via Film Freeway. Traders get in touch via info@birminghamhorrorfilmfestival.com.

 

Science fiction fan?

Envisage International Film Festival is thrilled to announce that the amazing cosplay team, Central Legion, will be appearing at the festival being held at Millennium Point on the 10th-11th January. 

As always they will be available for photo ops and happy to pose with everyone.

£2.50 per block of films. 

£5 full day of films. 

Pay on the door. 

Come and say hi! 

FILM FREEWAY - Pay attention

Hello all you filmmakers, directors, producers and writers out there. Listen up, because this is for YOU. 

You might already know that I run several film festivals; Stratford on Avon Film Festival, Birmingham Horror Film Festival and Convention, and Envisage International Film Festival - and if you didn't, well now you do. 

The vast majority of films we receive as submissions are great, BUT and it's in capitals for a reason - there are many that come into each of the festivals  under the wrong category. Now we are fair and honest people, so when that happens (and because we have the luxury of running three different festivals) we try to contact the filmmaker, offer a free code to transfer their film to the correct festival and out of the one they have incorrectly sent it to. But this is time consuming for both parties and may mean that a film misses a deadline for submission. 

So this is a plea to all filmmakers out there. CHECK the criteria for the festival you intend to submit to. I can't tell you how many family dramas Envisage gets, even though it is clearly marked as a sci-fi and fantasy film festival. And if you don't, and the festival will not transfer the film (unlike us) the reality is that you are likely wasting your money.  So beware!

Thanks!