Now celebrating its 10th edition, the All Things Hollywood Film Festival (ATHFF) stands as a symbol of authenticity, opportunity, and creative unity in the entertainment capital of the world. What began in 2010 as All Things Hollywood—a trusted directory built to protect actors and filmmakers from exploitative businesses—quickly evolved into a vast network of industry professionals. From photographers and producers to post-production experts, the platform became a vital hub for Hollywood’s emerging and established talent to connect with verified, reputable industry resources.

By 2011, overwhelming demand led to the birth of the All Things Hollywood Film Festival, a gathering that brought the directory’s vibrant community to life. The inaugural event took place at the prestigious American Film Institute (AFI), marking a sold-out success that drew actors, directors, distributors, and creators from across the entertainment spectrum. With each edition, ATHFF expanded its categories and reach, becoming a bi-annual event dedicated to showcasing new voices and innovative storytelling while fostering genuine industry collaboration.

Today, ATHFF is more than a film festival—it’s a living ecosystem of Hollywood’s creative force. Beyond screenings, the festival produces and sponsors networking mixers, themed showcases, and industry events throughout the year, constantly pitching and promoting submitted works for future opportunities. This 10th-anniversary edition celebrates a decade of integrity, inspiration, and innovation—staying true to our mission: to put filmmakers and talent first, to nurture the next generation of Hollywood moguls, and to turn cinematic dreams into real Hollywood stories.

Jury prizes in the following categories:

-Best Narrative Feature
-Best Documentary Feature
-Best Narrative Short
-Best Documentary Short
-Best Experimental Short
-Best Animation Short

Audience Awards:
-Narrative Feature
-Documentary Feature
-Short Film

I. The festival is not responsible for materials lost or damaged in transit. II. Films may be screened more than once during the festival. III.The, All Things Hollywood Film Festival is hereby granted the right to utilize and excerpt from any film submitted and accepted for exhibition at the film festival for promotional purposes. IV. The individual or corporation submitting the film hereby warrants that it is authorized to commit the film for screening, and understands and accepts these requirements and regulations. V. The undersigned shall indemnify and hold harmless All Things Hollywood Film Festival from and against any and all claims, liabilities, losses, damages, and expenses including but not limited to, attorney's fees and costs of the court which may be incurred by reason of any claim involving copyright trademark, credits, publicity, screening, and loss of or damage to the screening videos entered. If Films hard copy upon official selection, or required by ATHFF operators not obtained by Official selection deadline (usually 2 weeks before event) Film May be pulled from Official selection screening. All Things Hollywood Film Festival's Official Selection May also stream on Roku, Apple TV, Chomecast, iPhone and other digital mediums by popular demand. We understand that many filmmakers would prefer to opt out of such mediums and we are more than happy to accommodate your request however we do ask Filmmakers to provide us written notice to ATHFF if you CHOOSE TO OPT OUT out of this feature, All Things Hollywood Film Fest Will by Default OPT IN filmmakers into the Streaming adaptation of our festival's online streaming feature as a part of your desire to submit to ATHFF and our continuing efforts remain a cutting edge festival in these times of fast growing technology. All Things Hollywood Official Film Festival will take place once of year however other small screenings may take place upon the filmmaker's consent. Smaller screening events may also be streamed upon the filmmakers consent thru the submission year, again only upon the filmmakers consent. Filmmaker would be contacted if selected to screen at a smaller event and only upon their written approval should such screening take place (This is not an opt-in defaulted feature)