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Vermont International Film Festival

  • Burlington, United States October 2009, TBA
  • Call for Entry Deadline: TBA
    Programming for the 2007 festival will be on an invitation basis only.
  • Festival Data:
    • Established: 1985
    • Genre: General
    • Attendance: 3000
    • Media Attendance: 12
    • Total Number of Films Screened: 70
    • Total Screenings: 50
    • Competitive
  • Festival Website:
    http:/ / www.vtiff.org/
  • Festival Description:

    Over the years, the Vermont International Film Festival has become the premier documentary film and video festival in the region. Today, VIFF participates internationally with the Human Rights Film Network to promote exchange, communicate and collaborate regarding the representation of human rights issues in moving pictures. Connecting global and local perspectives remains paramount in the festival’s mission.

    VIFF is programmed around through a juried call-for-entry selection of new work. The organization is committed to functioning as a focal point for filmmakers to have their work recognized in the festival community. Juried awards are given out each year to films that best exemplify new work in three competitive categories: War and Peace, Human Rights, and The Environment. Additional awards are presented to Vermont filmmakers.

  • Email:info(at)vtiff.org
    Phone:(802) 660-2600
    Fax:(802) 860-9555
    Mailing Address: Vermont International Film Foundation One Main Street
    Burlington, Vermont 5401
    USA

                                                                                                                                                       

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  • NOV 02, 2007 01:57PM FFW Festival Editor writes:
    Awards Announced for the 2007 Vermont International Film Festival
    James Goldstone Award: "Digital Pamphleteer"
    Directed By: Bill Simmon

    The following Student Showcase Awards were presented:

    Best Documentary and Overall Winner of Best Student Film: “What I Do Has to be Great”
    Directed By: Kelsey Eichorn, Middlebury College
    For its beautiful cinematography and compelling insight into its subject matter

    Best Narrative Film “Boy Wonder”
    Directed By: Craig Hildebrand, Burlington College
    For it’s witty , intelligent screenplay and excellent acting

    Best Experimental Film “Improvisation”
    Directed By: Michael Everett, UVM
    For its flawless integration of music and images within an experimental form

    Best Animation “Paws Off”
    Directed By: Ray Bergeron, Champlain
    For its sophisticated use of 3D animation, especially involving the water effects

    Overall Runner-up “Morning After”
    Directed By: Gef Bove, UVM
    For its excellent camerawork and inventive use of sound effects

    Honorable Mention: “In Translation”
    Directed By: Astri Von Arbin Ahlander, Middlebury
    and “Montage”
    Directed By: Elezabeth Rossano, UVM
    report
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