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Submit your Short Story to the Festival here and we will automatically have it performed by a professional actor and turned into a promotional video for yourself.

See example of recent reading completed:

Email your story tonovels@novelwritingfestival.comin .pdf, .doc, .wpd, .rtf, or .fdr format.

In the body in the email please add your:
– FULL NAME
– TITLE OF STORY
– TYPE OF STORY (genre, length)
– A 1-2 line synopsis of your story.

Feel free to email us for any questions. We will have the video completed for you in under 4 weeks.

For short stories 2000 words or less, pay only $25 (limited time only):

For short stories 2000 to 4000 words, pay only $40 (limited time only):

For short stories 4000 to 6000 words, pay only $55 (limited time only):

For short stories 6000 to 8000 words, pay only $70 (limited time only):

There is…

Watch the Documentary Feature Film RAISING GLOBAL CITIZENS on the Film Festival APP today (Dec. 27th) and for the next 48 hours.

A film about the importance of travelling and seeing different worlds.

Go to http://www.wildsound.ca and sign up for the free 7 day trial to watch.

Go to the main page to watch and sign up too:

https://www.wildsound.ca/videos/dec-27th-fest-raising-global-citizens

RAISING GLOBAL CITIZENS, 80min., Canada, Adventure Documentary
Directed by Joel Primus
A couple with two young children decide to embark on a year long journey across the world, travelling through Argentina, Colombia, The Yukon, Vietnam and Lebanon, in hopes of learning how parenting and world travel combine, and what it means to be a citizen of the world.

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Director Statement
Travel documentary is a popular and growing genre in film, yet often doesn’t delve into wider issues, like the effect of globalism and international tourism on the recipient…

The Los Angeles FEEDBACK Festival Presents:

Submit a screenplay that is only 1 page long and have it performed at the Writing Festival by professional actors.

(NOTE: The screenplay submission must be properly formatted.)

Submit for only $20. Most of the screenplays will be accepted and performed. If there is a beginning/middle/end, and the grammar is sound, we will perform it.

A great way to get your words out there, obtain the Agent you’re looking for or just get your story and work seen by more people. If you win, your story will be seen by 100,000s of people when it’s read online using top professional actors. It’s a rush you’ll never experience in your life seeing it come to life that way.

The RULES are simple:

1. Write a story that is 1pg. maximum. Edit the heck out of it. We accept all genres.

2. Email your story to

Submit a short story that is only 1 page long (maximum 400 words) and have it performed at the Writing Festival by a professional actor. Also garner FULL FEEDBACK on your work.

Submit for only $20. Most of the stories will be accepted and performed. If there is a beginning/middle/end, and the grammar is sound, we will perform it.

A great way to get your words out there, obtain the Agent you’re looking for or just get your story seen by more people. If you win, your story will be seen by 100,000s of people when it’s read online using a top professional actor. It’s a rush you’ll never experience in your life seeing it come to life that way.

The RULES are simple:

1. Write a story that is 1pg. maximum. Edit the heck out of it. We accept novels in all genres.

2. Email your story to novels@novelwritingfestival.com

Watch the Winning LGBTQ+ Feature Festival Today: FRANCHESKA: PRAIRIE QUEEN, 64min., Canada, Documentary
Directed by Laura Lynn O’Grady

It’s hard to be a superstar when you have a midnight frontline shift to show up for. Francheska: Prairie Queen follows the journey of Filipino care worker Francis (Kiko) Yutrago, as he tries to achieve drag star superstardom while still financially supporting his family back in the Philippines. Adding complexity to his quest is where Kiko and his fiancé Cody choose live: a tiny bible belt town in southern Alberta, population 956.

There are two ways to watch:

#1) Watch for FREE by singing up for the 7 day free trial. You will also be able to watch both festivals (Horror Shorts & Thriller Shorts), plus upcoming daily film festivals too in that span. You can watch via ITunes, Fire Stick, or your web browser.

Simply go to http://www.wildsound.ca and sign up…

A classic noir with a twist. A self-loathing cop can’t protect his new lover without betraying himself to his fellow officers who determined to destroy his kind.

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CAST LIST:

Narrator: Hannah Ehman
Ben: Steve Rizzo
Temple: Allan Michael

Showcase of the best FILMS in the world today.

Audience Award Winners:
Best Short Film: HOW TO EAT KIWI
Best Direction: THE LADIES
Best Cinematography: VAL (-e-ree)
Best Performances: USED FURNITURE
Best Sound & Music: FOUND YOU

Watch the Audience Feedback Video for each film:

VAL (-e-ree), 11min., USA, Drama

Directed by Samantha Levin
A firefighter suffering from agoraphobia must walk through the flames of a past trauma to step into a new life.

WATCH HERE – The audience feedback video of the film!

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HOW TO EAT A KIWI, 18min., USA, Drama

Directed by Chowoo Lee
Soo-Ah and Jae-Hee decide to eat kiwi together.

WATCH HERE – The audience feedback video of the film!

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USED FURNITURE, 10min., Canada, Drama

Directed by Conor Forrest
On an idyllic afternoon at the beach Philly faces his unrequited love for his roommate Jamie while trying to distance himself from their trio friendship.

WATCH HERE

Showcase of the best FILMS in the world today.

Audience Award Winners:
Best Feature FIlm: FRANCHESKA: PRAIRIE QUEEN
Best LGBTQ+ Film: PUZZLE IN THE PALM
Best Long Form Short Film: A BETTER PLACE
Best Short Form Short Film: METAMORPHOSIS
Best Performances: NO FATS. NO FEMMES. NO ASIANS.
Best Sound & Music: MONOCHROME
Best Cinematography: LIE NEXT TO ME
Best Direction: CARTER
Best Experimental: EXIST
Best Documentary: ONE & ONLY

Watch the Audience Feedback Video for each film:

FRANCHESKA: PRAIRIE QUEEN, 64min., Canada, Documentary

Directed by Laura Lynn O’Grady
It’s hard to be a superstar when you have a midnight frontline shift to show up for. Francheska: Prairie Queen follows the journey of Filipino care worker Francis (Kiko) Yutrago, as he tries to achieve drag star superstardom while still financially supporting his family back in the Philippines. Adding complexity to his quest is where Kiko and his fiancé Cody choose live:…

Doctor Dose is a one-hour teen drama television series about a savant with heightened observational skills and a gender transitioning hacker who team up at their elite private school to diagnose and treat fellow students’ mental health issues.

CAST LIST:

Narrator: Sean Ballantyne
Hill: Shawn Devlin
Faith/Emma: Hannah Ehman
Dylan/Ben: Geoff Mays
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