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Written by Paul Mahoney   
Wednesday, 25 February 2009 12:54

The 9th Japan Wildlife Film Festival takes place in Toyama in August 2009.

Call for entries JWFF2009!!

JAPAN WILDLIFE FILM FESTIVAL 2009  - ENTRY DEADLINE EXTENDED TO SUNDAY 15TH MARCH


Good news! To give you more time to get your entries together, the Japan Wildlife Film Festival have extended the film entry deadline by a month and look forward very much to receiving your films. 

 

 

 

Just click here for online registration and remember, entry is free http://www.naturechannel.jp/Eentry-call.html

 

The ninth Japan Wildlife Film Festival takes place over four days in Toyama from August 20th to 23rd, 2009.

 

Established in 1993, the Festival is held biennially. It started in the hope that by screening moving images of the wonders of wildlife and the co-existence of nature and people, we could help to increase understanding and awareness of the urgent need to protect and care for the natural world.

 

The Japan Wildlife Film Festival is a four-day event, where nominated films are screened at several theatres and open to the public free of charge. The Festival gives the Japanese public an excellent opportunity to view high quality natural history films. In addition to the screenings, we invite several of the nominees and other filmmakers to give special seminars on the making of their films. With your cooperation, the festival is now in its 16th year.

 

For the last Festival we received 334entries from 40 countries and 40,000 people, including school children, attended the public screenings staged throughout the Toyama region. International filmmakers and broadcasters and the Japanese public now know the Festival as one of the biggest of its kind in Asia.

 

With the film competition as its focus, we also hosts seminars by scientists and filmmakers and support active international exchanges among filmmakers and broadcasters trusting they may lead to new co-productions and distribution opportunities.

 

We very much look forward to receiving your wonderful films and welcoming you to the Festival.

 

Nature Film Network
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Jack Stone
March 13, 2010
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We ask if you would like to have a special screening of The Cove this summer.

Ric O'Barry will be attend as a special guest speaker, and probably will be joined by many music, film, and TV stars.

This event would be very good for your institution.

Please let us know.

Jack Stone
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