Film Markets and Film Funds
Newsletter Insights: Raindance Film Festival
1. Overview of the Newsletter Content:
The newsletter from Raindance Film Festival covers various topics related to filmmaking and opportunities for filmmakers.
- Extended deadline for submissions to the 33rd Raindance Film Festival.
- Information on film markets and the importance for filmmakers to attend them.
- Announcement of the winner for the First Dates Gone Wrong Valentine's Short Film Competition.
- Details about a course on staging dynamic fight scenes both in person and online.
- Offering a free eBook on writing thrillers for Raindance Members.
- Upcoming courses on camera work and sculpture for stop motion.
- Information on the BFI Network Short Film Fund England.
2. Products Featured in the Newsletter:
Although the newsletter primarily focuses on events, workshops, and opportunities, the products featured include:
- Short film courses on various topics like fight scene choreography and camera techniques.
- Free eBook on writing thrillers for Raindance Members.
- Courses on camera work and sculpture for stop motion animation.
- Details about the BFI Network Short Film Fund England, offering funding for original fiction shorts.
3. About Raindance Film Festival Store (raindance.org):
Raindance Film Festival is a renowned platform for filmmakers, providing opportunities for both emerging and established artists in the industry. The store (raindance.org) offers a range of products and services catering to the filmmaking community, including:
- Workshops and courses on various aspects of filmmaking such as fight scene choreography, camera techniques, and sculpture for stop motion animation.
- Membership options that provide access to exclusive resources, like the free eBook on writing thrillers.
- Information on film funds like the BFI Network Short Film Fund England, demonstrating support for filmmakers in securing funding for their projects.
- A platform to submit entries for the Raindance Film Festival, showcasing and celebrating the work of talented filmmakers.
