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Most frequent questions and answers
We welcome contributed news, articles, production stills, casting calls, festival announcements, gear and product updates, tutorials, and stories from filmmakers, students, and industry pros. Students, indie creators, PR teams, and brands are all welcome to post.
Your post can appear on our homepage, and standout posts will be selected for our e-newsletter, featured articles, and the digital and print editions of Student Filmmakers Magazine.
Our editors review every submission before it goes live. Once approved, your news is seen by our worldwide community of filmmakers.
Post your news. Get noticed. Grow your network.
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Yes, and this is how you get noticed faster than the crowd.
While other students wait to be discovered, contributing writers put their name in front of our worldwide community of filmmakers, instructors, and industry pros. Your article appears on our homepage with your byline, and standout pieces are selected for our e-newsletter, featured articles, and the digital and print editions of Student Filmmakers Magazine, the same pages read by working professionals.
It’s free to contribute, and you don’t need credits or connections to start. You need something to say and the initiative to submit it.
That initiative is what gets remembered. Submit your first article, get your name seen, and start building the reputation that puts you ahead.
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No. With all the rapid changes in technology, techniques, and workflow, we are all students. Independent and professional filmmakers can use our website to take their craft to the next level and stay abreast of changing technologies. You are welcome to join, learn and support, and grow with us. Our motto is, “Never Stop Learning.” We also believe in connecting services, manufacturers, and filmmakers of all levels to help further advance the artistry of motion picture production.
Yes, absolutely. As long as it’s film related, or related to the Film, Video, Broadcast, Photo, or Digital Media industries.
Yes, please use the contact us form and we will contact you.
Please use our online contact us form and our team will reach out to you within 24 hours.
A: We do Beginner, Professional Training and Continuing Education Workshops that cover topics within all 5 stages of filmmaking: Development, Pre-Production, Production, Post Production, and Distribution. This includes workshops covering cameras, lighting, audio, post production, screenwriting, film business and more. You can get workshop updates by registering or signing up for our enewsletter.
Yes, please use our online contact form. Send us your contact information, and topics you’d like to write about.
Yes, there are many sections you can post your video.
Yes, we cover costs for printing and distribution, as well as workshops and other activities by selling advertising. Anyone can advertise as long as it relates to the Film, Video, Broadcast, Photo, or Digital Media industries.
Yes, we have many sections for that: Register on our homepage and create a profile with your information including links to your crowdfunding project to get started.
If you have any additional questions, please contact us through online contact form.
Please fill in all the fields in the online form with appropriate information when registering.
If your registration or login was not approved or subsequently removed, it may be due to incomplete or incorrectly filled details in our online form. We are committed to creating a secure and respectful environment for professional development, and as such, we uphold specific standards for membership and registration:
Accurate Personal Information: We ask that you provide your authentic name and email address. This is crucial for the integrity of our member verification process and for facilitating reliable communication within our community.
Constructive and Relevant Bio: Your biography should reflect your professional interests or experiences in filmmaking. We encourage openness and sincerity in this section. Bios that are incomplete or non-constructive may hinder the approval process. The bio doesn’t need to be detailed, but should meaningfully convey your connection or interest in filmmaking.
Our focus is on nurturing a dedicated community for enthusiastic filmmakers. This policy helps us protect the platform from unauthorized and disruptive elements, ensuring that our members can enjoy a productive and professional networking environment. If you feel that there has been an oversight in the evaluation of your application, we welcome you to revisit your submission, ensuring it aligns with these guidelines, and apply again.
