Congratulations to our Amazing 2019 College Film Winners

AWARD	FILM TITLE	DIRECTOR	SCHOOL
Poe Storytelling	Awaken	Travis Maxwell	VSU
Screenwriting	Hello Mother, Hello Daughter	Christopher Corl	Regent
Lost Love	Hello Mother, Hello Daughter	Christopher Corl	Regent
Loss of Sanity	Art of Fugue	Asher Caplan	UVA
Journalism	Stuck in Stone	Kassidy Hammond	VCU

Congratulations to all Official Selections and Winners.  Keep filming!

Submissions are closed for 2019.

For our college filmmakers, please read the RULES, below, and submit your film and a completed Film Submission Form to: submissions@poefilmfestival.com.

Final Deadline is:  Friday, October 11, 2019

Film Submission Form
(Complete for each submission)

Name of college: ___________________________________________
Contact person info: _______________________________________
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Title of film: ________________________________________________
Genre: _______________________________________________________
Logline: _____________________________________________________
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Running Time: _______________ minutes
Year of Production: ________________________________________
Name of student director: _________________________________
Name(s) of filmmakers who will attend and introduce the film: _____________________________________________________
⎕ I certify that this film is an original work of art and does not include protected or copyrighted material, and give consent to Poe Film Festival to exhibit this film during the 2019 Poe Film Festival to a public audience.

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Owner of film Date

Poe Film Festival’s Film Submission Requirements

Each college or college student may submit an unlimited number of short films (narrative and/or documentaries) at no charge. Films may be of any genre, but with a running time of no more than twenty (20) minutes. Brevity is a virtue that is often rewarded.

Poe Film Festival reserves the right to limit, for judging purposes, the number of short films submitted by any one university or college (including students from such university or college) to the best four (4) films in Poe Film Festival’s sole discretion.

Films must be primarily productions of student filmmakers, although some professional assistance is permitted.

Film Specs: All films must be submitted via a Downloadable share link (ex. Dropbox, Googledrive). Please make sure your file is set to public or if private, we are still able to access and download. We do not accept physical files by mail or otherwise.

Digital uploads should be viewed in their entirety before submitting the application.

Vimeo Digital links can be sent to: submissions@poefilmfestival.com

We will accept updated versions of submitted films only prior to the final deadline.

2018 College Official Selections

With great excitement, Poe Film Festival is honored to announce the films and universities which have placed as Official Selections in the 2018 College Film Awards.

They are:

Against the Clock – Virginia Tech

An Untold Story – Georgetown University

Bardo’s Voice – Wilmington University

Beneath the Boards – Liberty University

Murder at the Theatre – Liberty University

Curse Worms – Mary Baldwin University

Last Call – Regent University

Mare – Regent University

Time of Ashes – Regent University – Technical Award Winner

Molasses – University of Virginia – *Grand Prize Winner

To Grow Wings – University of Virginia – Best Screenplay Winner

Pneuma – Virginia Tech – Artistic Merit Award

Suds and the City – Virginia Commonwealth University

The Golden Cage – James Madison University – Best Documentary Award

The Right Way – James Madison University

Midnight Daydream – Old Dominion University

Unik – Old Dominion University

Wake-Up Call – University of Richmond

High School Showcase

Poe Film Festival will proudly host its second annual High School Showcase screening event at VCU’s Institute for Contemporary Art, 601 West Broad Street, Richmond, VA, on Saturday, October 26, 2019.

Talented young filmmakers from high schools throughout Virginia presented their creative short films to a live audience from approximately 9:30 am to noon.  Students are encouraged to attend our afternoon screenings of the best Virginia college films.  Then stick around after our 6 pm Official Filmmaker Reception to see the 2019 Pro Film Awards screenings of the best indie short films!