Saturday, January 18, 2014

Submission Deadline: March 10, 2014

Project Discovery Forum is a pioneer in the promotion of international independent film development and production in Los Angeles. Its aim is not only to promote and nurture great projects with a European flavor coming out of Greece and the Balkans, but also to encourage a lively exchange of international and American cinema.

We provide a platform on which aspirational, creative and productive collaborations between the two worlds are encouraged and made possible.

YOU SHOULD SUBMIT IF YOU
-Are working on an independent fiction feature film of minimum estimated length of 70 minutes
-Are in any stage of development/ pre-production
-Have a full treatment or full script in place
-Think your project has potential for international interest or co-productions

 

Filmmakers are invited to submit their features, documentaries and shorts for consideration to the 2014 Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF), to be held June 4 - June 8, 2014 in Los Angeles.

 

Eligible films include works by Greek filmmakers and filmmakers of Greek descent worldwide; films about Greece; Greek and Cypriot productions or co-productions; as well as films by emerging US and local filmmakers with a prevalent Greek theme. Films by Greek directors, writers, and producers; films by actors in starring roles; co-directors, co-writers and co-producers are also eligible. Must be credited.

 

2014 submission deadlines: Regular: February 23 | Late: March 10

 

 

Alexander Payne's Oscar-nominated film NEBRASKA will screen at LMU, with LAGFF Advisory Boardmember, Phedon Papamichael, as the guest speaker. The event will be moderated by Prof. Katerina Zacharia.

 

Special thanks go to ELMA, an organization dedicated to the promotion of European Cinema in America.

We are grateful to Consul General of Cyprus Andreas Kyprianides for his continued support and tireless efforts to promote Hellenism.

We wish to express our immense gratitude to Consul General of Greece Elisabeth Fotiadou for her unending support of the arts and culture, her unique vision, contribution to the promotion of Hellenism, and her dedication to LAGFF.