Triangle North Carolina Film Festival

Most film festivals are scrambling to put together an online platform, but they don't understand this situation from a filmmakers/attendees point of view. Bi-annually at TNCFF, we’ll showcase 5 new films every week, for a duration of 4 months. Giving you proper time to uniquely and dedicatedly showcase your film. Check out our website to see how it all works. (www.TNCFF.com) *but really... We get that the whole point of making a film is to connect with people. To meet like-minded filmmakers who you can later work with, distributors for your current or future projects, or producers to help out with the next idea. To see somebody cry, or belly laugh, or gasp, or share with you their love for what you’ve created. People will love your film if properly exposed to it. Give us the opportunity to facilitate that. We’ve established an online community messaging system for people to talk, discuss the week's films, and meet each other as they would at an in-person film festival. We want people to ask the creators questions and really get the opportunity to hear from them. If an industry professional is watching and likes what they see, they can reach out privately to you directly through our community system. So much goes on behind the screen that doesn’t make the cut or isn’t appreciated until its pointed out and only further speaks to the filmmakers dedication and persistence in an insanely complicated art form. This is experimental, we get that, but we need to adapt to the times and realize the current situation is not helping anyone but the festivals over-saturating their lineups. We are focused on curating the best film collection we can and helping you get real exposure. We have one category per time frame/form of media, and one price. You submit to our festival and we will automatically consider you for all applicable categories, awards and prizes. We solely care about good cinema. We want good films and we don’t care who they are made by, what language they are shot in, or where in the world they came from. We believe good cinema should be celebrated. We treat everyone as equals and judge the films by the films. That’s it.