ready, Set,.....Go!
We've started, have you?
What a glorious FFC22 Kick-Off it was. The teams met last Tuesday and are now off creating their films. In case you missed the announcement, here are the three elements you need to include in your film.
1. A teddy bear must be used in your film. No, it can't be on a shelf in a passing shot. Work it into a script.
2. A camera shot must have the camera upside down. No you can't have your talent upside down instead. Although that would be fun.
3. Include a classic line from a classic horror film. Also the line and the film must be referenced in your credits.
To refresh yourself of all the rules, see the Frightfilm Rules tab above.
If you are reading all this for the first time and you want to be part of the fun, you still have some time.
Late registration ends at midnight, August 15th.
the skelly award
Here's your new best friend.
You've heard of the Oscar, Emmy, Grammy and other lessor awards. Please say hello to...The Skelly.
Treasured by film-makers across the Eastern Corn Belt Plains(and other places too), The Skelly is proudly displayed on shelves, mantles and nightstands as a constant reminder of perfection in numerous film-making disciplines.
Skelly proudly acknowledges your achievement in the following categories.
BEST PICTURE
BEST DIRECTING
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
BEST EDITING
BEST ACTOR
BEST ACTRESS
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
BEST SOUND DESIGN
BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC
BEST MAKEUP
BEST SCREAMPLAY
BEST POSTER
BEST SPECIAL EFFECTS
AUDIENCE CHOICE
About Frightfilm
Our Mission
Frightfilm Competition Rules
Frightfilm Competition Rules
The Frightfilm Competition, LLC, is a time restricted film event that will recognize outstanding filmmakers in the horror/scary film genre.
Awards will be presented to the Best Film of 2020 and to Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Screenplay and many more!
Frightfilm Competition Rules
Frightfilm Competition Rules
Frightfilm Competition Rules
The goal of this competition is to make just one type of film, SCARY!
All submitted films must fit in that genre. Mixed genres (Horror/scary, Horror/comedy, Scary/SCI-FI, etc) will be accepted. Films that do not fit in the scary genre will be disqualified from all awards, but will be shown at the screening event.