Austin Film Festival

Austin Film Festival

The Austin Film Festival was started in 1994 in Austin, Texas and is the first organization of its kind to focus on the writer’s unique creative contribution to the film and television industries. It has a number of events and services for emerging and professional writers and filmmakers. Past participants include Robert Altman, Wes Anderson, James L. Brooks, Russell Crowe, Barry Levinson, Darren Star, Robert Duvall, Buck Henry, Dennis Hopper, Lawrence Kasdan, John Landis, Garry Shandling, Bryan Singer, Oliver Stone, Sandra Bullock, Harold Ramis, Shane Black, Sydney Pollack, America Ferrera, and Owen Wilson.

It is dedicated to furthering the art, craft and business of writers and filmmakers and recognizing their contributions to film, television and new media. The AFF supports the work of aspiring and established writers and filmmakers by providing unique cultural events and services, enhancing public awareness and participation, and encouraging dynamic and long-lasting community partnerships.

The Austin Film Festival is known for the access they provide to filmmakers and industry professionals.

On October 22, 2006, the U.S. premiere of the controversial film "Death of a President" took place at the festival.

Future events

The 15th Annual Film Festival will take place from October 16-23, 2008, in Austin, Texas. Badge prices start at $95.

External links

* [http://www.austinfilmfestival.com Austin Film Festival] website
* [http://fargofilmmaking.wikia.com/wiki/Austin_Film_Festival Austin Film Festival] at the Fargo Filmmaking Wiki Project


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