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PRESS RELEASE: International Movie Trailer Festival and Openfilm Join in Promoting New Online Film Contest


The International Movie Trailer Festival has partnered with Openfilm to promote a 21st century film trailer competition: “Preview Your Dreams.” Professional and amateur moviemakers invited to submit trailers for movies they’ve shot or want to

PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 25, 2010 – The International Movie Trailer Festival (IMTF) has partnered with Openfilm to promote a 21st century film trailer competition: “Preview Your Dreams.” Professional and amateur moviemakers are invited to submit trailers for movies they’ve shot or trailers for movies they dream of making.

In addition to the grand prize of $5,000 and a meeting with a Hollywood insider, there’s an award for the best student trailer, a prize for the most memorable soundtrack, and monthly “surprise prizes” in a variety of categories.

Viewers from around the world will vote for the People's Choice Award, while a jury of movie experts will choose the top prizes. Judges include producer Scott Rosenfelt (MYSTIC PIZZA), Oscar-winning director Bert Salzman, Lucy Webb (Women in Film LA & Sundance Film Festival), and Brenda Nieborsky (Openfilm).

A Best of the Festival reel—titled “Preview Your Dreams”—will be shown online and in several film festivals.

Top winners in the trailer competition will be invited to enter Openfilm’s next “Get It Made” competition, which offers $250,000 in prizes.

All of the trailers entered in Preview Your Dreams will be exhibited at www.internationalmovietrailerfestival.com, a site that also features video tips and practical forums. The trailers will also be shown at www.Openfilm.com, which attracts a vast audience devoted to independent movie making.

An additional benefit of this innovative online competition is that every entry is available for viewing 24/7, increasing the possibility that moviemakers may connect with financiers and distributors.

For more information about the contest, please contact Ronald Sallon in Los Angeles :[email protected] 310-435-5052.

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(First posted on Monday, July 26, 2010 at 16:56 EDT)

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