Munich International Festival of Film Schools
Munich, Germany
Notes
- The festival takes place since 1981 and is considered to be one of the most important student film festival in the world.
- In order to achieve a better public reception and to bring participating students nearer to the film and TV industry, the festival is celebrated in conjunction with the Munich Film Festival since 1988.
- In 1998 the "Days of the German Film Schools" have been added in addition to the international competition.
Awards
ARRI-Award
Arte Short Film Award
Arte-Shortfilm-Award
Audience Award
Award of the Jury President
Best Animation
Best Camera
Best Documentary
Best Feature
Best Screenplay
CILECT Director's Award
Climate Clips Award
FFF Bavarian Film Fund Cash Prize
Female Filmmakers Award
German Film College Award in Silver
Hofbräu Trophy
International Short Film Competition
Jury Award
Jury's Special Mention
Luggi Waldleitner Award
Luggi Waldleitner Award - Best Screenplay
Most Interesting School Program
Panther Award
Prix Interculturel
ProSieben Young Directors Award
Production Design Award
Script Prize
Special Jury Award
Special Mention
Student Camera Award
VFF Young Talent Award
- The VFF Young Talent Award has been inaugurated by the german Verwertungsgesellschaft der Film- und Fernsehproduzenten (VFF) in 1994 and is set up with DEM 35,000. The award is given to young directors and/or producers, which works have been screened at the festival and which have given the impression that they will be able to produce/direct interesting themes in a professional and market-conform way. A jury of three professionals, currently producers Matthias Deyle (Tele Norm Film), Jochen Ludwig (Manufactum Film & Fernsehproduktion) und Sven Burgemeister (TV-60), each year honors up to three young directors with the award.
Wolfgang-Längsfeld-Award
Young Talent Award
Historical Timeline
2007
- 28 film schools from 20 countries participate in the festival.