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Financial Needs — We are a small company and we need some financial
help to help others. The entry fee for our current film contest will go toward
the $1000 cash prize, but we need additional funding for this inaugural
event. It’s important that we succeed so filmmakers continue to enter the
contest we plan to host 4-6 times a year.
Most film contests don’t run this often so you can be part of something
unique in helping talented filmmakers make their movies. We are
partnering with a Web site called IndieGoGo where you can contribute to
this exciting project and get perks in return!
help to help others. The entry fee for our current film contest will go toward
the $1000 cash prize, but we need additional funding for this inaugural
event. It’s important that we succeed so filmmakers continue to enter the
contest we plan to host 4-6 times a year.
Most film contests don’t run this often so you can be part of something
unique in helping talented filmmakers make their movies. We are
partnering with a Web site called IndieGoGo where you can contribute to
this exciting project and get perks in return!
X-Factor News and Resources
YOU VOTED AND THE WINNER IS...
X-Factor Filmmakers has created a national fund for female filmmakers.
Just 6-11% of film directors and 2% of cinematographers are women and
although X-Factor believes both sexes create wonderful films, our culture
isn’t represented accurately at the movies. Please give these women your
support by contributing to the X-Factor Film Fund by purchasing X-Factor
apparel. 100% of the net proceeds are donated by X-Factor to our grant and
scholarship partners to fund female filmmakers.
Our support may help that next unique voice in American film produce her
movie which may never be started or completed without additional funding.
X-Factor Apparel
Check out the shirt designs we sell for men and women to raise money for
female filmmakers. If you buy a shirt or two you'll help a talented filmmaker
make her film.
Just 6-11% of film directors and 2% of cinematographers are women and
although X-Factor believes both sexes create wonderful films, our culture
isn’t represented accurately at the movies. Please give these women your
support by contributing to the X-Factor Film Fund by purchasing X-Factor
apparel. 100% of the net proceeds are donated by X-Factor to our grant and
scholarship partners to fund female filmmakers.
Our support may help that next unique voice in American film produce her
movie which may never be started or completed without additional funding.
X-Factor Apparel
Check out the shirt designs we sell for men and women to raise money for
female filmmakers. If you buy a shirt or two you'll help a talented filmmaker
make her film.
IMPORTANT STUFF
Sponsors
Partners
School of Film & Animation
Fusion Film Festival
News
RIT Student Creates Film
Fund (press release)
Filmmaker Receives First
X-Factor Award (news story)
Film Fund Announced
X-Factor Film Network
Tufts University Interviews
X-Factor Co-founder
Sponsors
Partners
School of Film & Animation
Fusion Film Festival
News
RIT Student Creates Film
Fund (press release)
Filmmaker Receives First
X-Factor Award (news story)
Film Fund Announced
X-Factor Film Network
Tufts University Interviews
X-Factor Co-founder
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THE X-FACTOR FILM FUND IS HELPING
We want to thank everyone for participating in
the first ever X-Factor Filmmakers Short Film
Contest. The voting has ended and the film
"Acceptance" by Kate Zabinsky received the most
votes on Vimeo, making it the winning film of the
contest. She will be receiving $1,000 and Avid
Media Composer editing software.
Five of the films from the contest still need to be
chosen to join the films on The Garage. We are
speaking with them now and we will announce
the chosen films very soon.
We really appreciate all of you who helped kick
off our first short film contest and wish you the
best of luck. Please keep in touch as we would
love to hear about future film projects and you
can even blog about your projects when you join
our social networking site.
We plan on hosting more contests in the future
but we need help to do it. We need funds for
contest prizes, time spent by volunteers doing
marketing, setting up the contest and more.
the first ever X-Factor Filmmakers Short Film
Contest. The voting has ended and the film
"Acceptance" by Kate Zabinsky received the most
votes on Vimeo, making it the winning film of the
contest. She will be receiving $1,000 and Avid
Media Composer editing software.
Five of the films from the contest still need to be
chosen to join the films on The Garage. We are
speaking with them now and we will announce
the chosen films very soon.
We really appreciate all of you who helped kick
off our first short film contest and wish you the
best of luck. Please keep in touch as we would
love to hear about future film projects and you
can even blog about your projects when you join
our social networking site.
We plan on hosting more contests in the future
but we need help to do it. We need funds for
contest prizes, time spent by volunteers doing
marketing, setting up the contest and more.
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X-FACTOR IS HOSTING A SERIES OF SHORT FILM CONTESTS
Please go to the crowd funding site called IndieGoGo to see how you can
help us raise money for future contests. Those who donate get perks too!
Once we raise enough money we can make the entry fees voluntary.
Keep making movies!
help us raise money for future contests. Those who donate get perks too!
Once we raise enough money we can make the entry fees voluntary.
Keep making movies!