IFFR 2025 Opens Accreditation for Film Professionals and Journalists on 15 October
The International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) 2025 will open accreditation for film industry professionals, journalists, and students starting 15 October. The festival, one of Europe's key platforms for independent cinema, offers tailored services for different accreditation types, providing exclusive access to screenings, events, and networking opportunities.
IFFR Pro Accreditation
Film industry professionals attending IFFR 2025 can apply for the IFFR Pro badge, which grants full access to the festival's film programme, including press and industry screenings, specialised talks, industry panels, and networking events in the Pro Hub. Additionally, accredited professionals will have access to the IFFR Pro Days 2025, running from 31 January to 5 February. The Pro Days will feature exclusive panels, screenings, and a closing Pro Days party.
For those planning to attend, the Early Tiger rate of €190 is available until 17 November, after which the regular fee will be €210 until 9 January. From 10 January, a late fee of €250 will apply.
Press Accreditation
Journalists covering IFFR 2025 can apply for a press badge, starting from 15 October. The press accreditation, priced at €60, grants access to the festival’s full programme, along with press and industry screenings. Accredited journalists will also benefit from dedicated press services.
Student Accreditation
Students studying film and media-related subjects can apply for student accreditation through their educational institutions starting on 15 October. The student badge, priced at €90, offers access to selected screenings and events, providing a valuable opportunity to immerse in the festival experience and engage with the broader film industry.
The accreditation process aims to ensure that all attendees, from seasoned professionals to aspiring filmmakers, gain access to the festival’s rich offerings, which continue to shape the global landscape of independent cinema.