The Seventh Salford Film Festival is Coming in November 2010!

The Seventh Salford Film Festival is scheduled for 10th - 14th November 2010. We are now open for Submissions!

The Festival prides itself on having a local accent but a truly international perspective: We are particularly keen to receive work with a strong Salford connection (and failing that a Greater Manchester or North West focus), but we welcome submissions from all over the world.


Submissions should be sent on DVD to Steve Balshaw, Programme Manager, Salford Film Festival, International Media Centre, Adelphi House, Salford Crescent, Salford, M3 6EN. 


Further information and submission form available from info@salfordfilmfestival.org.uk, or from the DOWNLOADS page of the festival website. There is no submission fee. Deadline for submissions is the end of August.

 


 

 

STARRING…THE PEOPLE OF SALFORD

Born in 2003 the Salford Film Festival paid special attention to the huge variety that Salford communities are famous for, and in encouraging their involvement in film-making both on screen and behind the camera, paved the way for five more seriously succ

STEVE BALSHAW INTERVIEW

My primary role is to select, source and secure the films, and to build these into a programme of screenings and related events that will hopefully attract an audience - so I deal with filmmakers and producers, and often with the various screening venues,

INNOVATE, DON’T IMITATE!

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THE ORSON WELLES OF SALFORD

He was Salford's Welles and King of Manchester Exploitation movies. He was a pioneer of independent filmmaking in the region. And now there's a book. You should own it.

UNDERSTANDING THE PAST

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