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The College Movie Festival is Greater Cincinnati's long-running student filmmaking production celebration and competition. Students from participating colleges write, shoot, and edit movies with academic oversight for two and a half weeks.
Mar 1, 2023 · March 1, 2023. The College Movie Festival, a Cincinnati-based competition and celebration of college student filmmaking that is now in its 18th year, is back in person for the first time since the pandemic, and Cincinnati State is represented by more than 20 students who have formed three movie-making teams.
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Here are the key locations (in-person and virtual) where CUFF 2022 will take place: 1. Lenfest Center for the Arts: Home of all festival screenings May 5-14. All Lenfest screenings are free with RSVP. Reserve your tickets here. 2. Eventive: The virtual home of CUFF 2022. Purchase a virtual pass to watch dozens of films from this year’s lineup anywh...
To view our full schedule, visit our Schedule or All Filmspages. All in-competition films will screen twice, and all out-of-competition films will screen once, at the Lenfest Center for the Arts. Most in-competition films will be available to stream May 5-16 at any time with the purchase of a virtual pass.
Our 10 in-competition programs have been carefully selected by the CUFF programming fellows. Some of these films have already swept up awards at the most prestigious festivals in the world. Some are still at the very start of their journeys! All in-competition program blocks will screen twice – once between May 5-7, and again between May 11-14. Vir...
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The World's Largest Student Film Festival
(www.collegemoviefestival.com) The CMF is a friendly educational moviemaking event staged by the media-making college and university programs in the Cincinnati USA region.
May 31, 2023. The Brooklyn College Film Department’s highly anticipated 41st Undergraduate Film Festival is free and open to the public. For 41 years, this signature event has celebrated student accomplishments through annual screenings of thesis films.
