The Nantucket Film Festival invites filmmakers to showcase their work. Here’s a detailed look at the key eligibility criteria for submissions.

Eligibility Criteria

• Film Duration: Films must meet specific time requirements, typically ranging from short films (under 40 minutes) to feature-length films (40 minutes and over).
• Completion Date: Films should be completed after a certain date (e.g., January 1, 2020) to ensure they are recent works.
• Premiere Status: Films that have not been screened publicly prior to the festival may have a better chance for selection.
• Genre: NFF accepts a variety of genres, including fiction, documentary, and animated films.
• Screening Formats: Submissions must be in formats acceptable by the festival, typically including digital formats and DCP for screenings.
• Submission Fees: Specific fees may apply based on film length and submission deadline.

Important Dates for Submission

Mind Map of Submission Process

• Film Selection Criteria
  • Duration
  • Completion Date
  • Premiere Status
• Technical Requirements
  • Format Acceptance
  • Resolution Standards
• Fees
  • Early Bird Fee
  • Regular Fee
  • Late Fee

Submission Categories

• Feature Films
• Short Films
• Documentaries
• Student Films
• Foreign Films

Statistics on Previous Submissions

Ensure that your film aligns with these eligibility criteria before submitting to increase your chances of acceptance to this prestigious festival.