The 2019 Jacksonville Film Festival is November 15 - 17, 2019 at the San Marco Theatre. For schedule and tickets, please visit https://jacksonvillefilmfestival.com/.
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Monday, April 8, 2019
Crop Creative Media won Gold at the Addy's for this 'Wounded Warrior Project Dad & Dan' video https://player.vimeo.com/video/328245427.
For more information on Crop Media please visit http://www.cropcreativemedia.com.
Friday, March 29, 2019
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Nominations are Open Now!
Jacksonville Film and Television Awards
The deadline for the Industry Achievement Award and Rising Star Award applications is JUNE 21, 2019.
Please share the information below and feel free to submit an application(s).
Industry Achievement Award
Mayor Curry with 2018 award recipients Mark Kohl (L) and Franklin Ritch (R). |
Do you know someone who has made a significant difference in Jacksonville's Film, Television and Digital Media industry? The Jacksonville Film and Television Industry Achievement Award recognizes individuals who have made long-term achievements in their production-related career. Their achievements have resulted in a positive and continuing impact on the local film and television industry. Nominees should excel in their specific area of expertise, serve as a positive and inspiring role model, enhanced our production community with their professionalism and decades of personal knowledge and accomplishments. This prestigious achievement award is presented annually at the film industry reception. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT IS JUNE 21, 2019.
Previous recipients include the late Representative Don Davis, Ted S. Johnson, Donald E. Barton, Dan Kossoff, Charlie Barth, Pepper Lindsey, Ray Hays, Howard Kelly, Donna Orender, Jerry Smith, Genna Goodwin and Mark Kohl.
Rising Star Award
In an effort to recognize the talents and accomplishments of up-and-coming individuals in our local film and television industry, the Jacksonville Film & Television Office has established the Rising Star Award. This award is given annually to up to two individuals who have made significant achievements in their early careers, in addition to having made positive contributions to our local production community. All candidates are required to have a primary residence in NE Florida and be under the age of 35 when the award is presented. This award is presented annually at the film industry reception. Nominee must have a permanent residency in Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau or St. Johns counties to be eligible. DEADLINE TO SUBMIT IS JUNE 21, 2019.
Additionally, please submit at least one letter of reference from an industry professional and a sample of work (either a sample reel or portfolio of nominee's work). Acceptable formats: websites (Vimeo, YouTube, Flickr, deviantART), weblinks, file sharing, or DVDs. All material (besides DVD) must be submitted electronically to the Film & Television Office.
Previous recipients include Andrew Howell, Warren Skeels, Brenda Egedy Kolb, Gustavo Cooper, Megan Walker, Drew Brown, Charlie Harold, Patrick Barry, Billy Gaggins, Joe Karably, Carla Jones, Karel Danzie, Sam Farmer and Franklin Ritch.
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
48 Hour Film
Project is May 17 -19, 2019
Registration Opens: Tuesday, March 12
Click link for registration & more information.
Click link to watch the ‘Venue Reveal’ video: https://www.facebook.com/Jacksonville48HFP/videos/150261635921404/
Thursday, January 10, 2019
World Premiere: CRY FOR THE BAD MAN
Don't miss the world premiere of: CRY FOR THE BAD MAN
Filmed entirely in Jacksonville by Jacksonville producers and crew. Check out the trailer!
1/19/2019 (Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m.)
Sun-Ray Cinema, 1028 Park St. Jacksonville, 32204
Adults $10.25 / Seniors $9.00
Order tickets NOW before it is sold out!
Writer & Director: Sam Farmer; Executive Producer: Kathryn McAvoy; Producer: Johnathan Shepard & Associate Producer: Jerry Rosenberg; Director of Photography Patrick Barry.
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