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Hill Country Film Festival (HCFF)

Early Deadline: Nov 08, 2020
Regular Deadline: Apr 09, 2021
Late Deadline: May 07, 2021
Online Extended Deadline: May 21, 2021

The Hill Country Film Festival accepts shorts (recommended <30 minutes) and feature films (recommended between 90 – 120 minutes). Submit films in the following categories: narrative (feature and short), documentary (feature and short) and student short films.

Created to celebrate and showcase filmmakers from Texas and around the world, the Hill Country Film Festival began in 2010. In 2019, HCFF screened 97 independent films, both short and feature length, as well as hosted filmmaker Q&A/interviews, discussion panels, a filmmaker’s lounge and festival parties.

For more information, visit https://filmfreeway.com/HillCountryFilmFestival.


Call for entry posted March 03, 2021

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