The seventh annual, AndShesDopeToo (@andshesdopetoo) "Lady Wild Film Fest" (#ladywildfilmfest) is an Inspiring one day event in Ogden, Utah (for women, men, and children of all ages) where we join together in the celebration of strong and inspiring women from around the world. Individuals who push the boundaries of adventure, sisterhood, and balance in their daily lives. The evening showcases a variety hand picked from all around the world. Films featuring female leads & characters that will you leave you with a sense of wonderment, awe, and self reflection, refreshing your mind, body and soul and inspiring us all to become our best version of self. The Lady Wild Film Fest is a true celebration of elevation on Utah's Wasatch front.

OUR STORY
We first decided to hold the inaugural LWFF in efforts to raise the funds necessary to produce, from start to finish, our very first Award Winning Film, Moksha. The Sundance Film Festival had just announced pulling out of the Ogden specific venues for the first time in more than a decade, and we jumped on the opportunity to present something fresh and new on the exact weekend that Sundance had previously been a staple. Since then we have come to realize the wonderful impact that our festival had on our entire community here on the Wasatch. With such beautiful ties to so many strong women from around the world, our festival has now become an exciting adventure in and of itself. Opening in 2017 we had a huge showing of 1000+ attendees, following in 2018 with with more than 1200 and the growth and excitement has continued year after year... Even during Covid-19 pandemic as we went online for the first time (2021) and had viewers from nearly every continent (including 30+ countries) across the globe.

Returning to a live format for 2022- Four years ago we added the addition of the spoken word to compliment the live aspect of our performance artists. Our inaugural speaker being former a two-time world champion, five-time X-Games medalist, and four-time national champion in halfpipe skiing ,life coach, entrepreneur, writer, adventurer, podcaster and sports broadcaster, Jen Hudak.

The LWFF is an event which provides guests and content creators with a "classy meets casual" evening which combines some of northern Utah's favorite local eats, drinks, artisans and artists. In addition we are known with enhancing many festival goers experience with a LOADED Raffle giveaway (included with each ticket) provided by our wonderful festival partners, supporters, and sponsors. So come and enjoy the best that this community has to offer at this first of the year festival that is sure to uplift you, inspire you, and leave you hungry for more!

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All content must be owned by or submitted by the creator or owner of all assets submitted.

1. All Ages Programs need to be Family Friendly (G, PG, PG-13), which means: No nudity, gore, or excessive profanity.
2. By submitting your film via FilmFreeway you acknowledge that the festival will not pay to present your work.
3. We highly encourage all works being submitted as an online screener (Vimeo preferred), if an online screener is not an option we will also accept submission on DVD (region 1 or 0).
4. Online screeners MUST have working passwords throughout the submission process. It is your responsibility to notify us if any changes are made.
5. If submitting on DVD, entries must be postmarked by the deadline date of the entry period in which a film was submitted. (For example, if you submit a film on the early deadline date, the film must also be postmarked as sent on that date.) Screeners will not be returned. Please do not send self-addressed stamped envelopes. Label your mail in submission with 'Attn: Lady Wild Film Festival'
6. We do not discriminate against films that are available to the public online, but encourage original works.
7. Works in progress are accepted. While you may submit the final cut up until the late deadline, your original submission should be a fair representation of your final piece. Please include information as to what still needs to be completed (color correction, score, etc.) in your film file or on your cover letter.
8. All works selected must be available by December 31, 2022 for inclusion in the festival.
9. Lady Wild Film Festival does not issue refunds for submissions.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

By entering your film for consideration for the Lady Wild Film Festival, you authorize that your work is cleared for festival exhibition and accept full legal responsibility for the intellectual property therein. Entry into the festival constitutes permission to exhibit your work at the Lady Wild Film Festival. The Lady Wild Film Festival is also hereby granted the right to utilize an excerpt from any film submitted and accepted for exhibition at the Festival for promotional purposes. The undersigned shall indemnify and hold harmless the Lady Wild 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. The Lady Wild Film Festival may opt to withdraw your work from the festival at any time for any reason. By submitting your film via FilmFreeway you acknowledge that the festival will not pay to present your work. Lady Wild Film Festival reserves the right to disqualify any submission without refund of submission fees. The Lady Wild Film Festival does not issue refunds.

Submissions for the Lady Wild Film Festival should go through https://filmfreeway.com/festival/LadyWildFilmFest

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  • Roxy Furman

    Really upsetting with how this festival submission turned out. After massive delays of supposed selection date, my film status was changed to selected. However, after this I have heard absolutely nothing from them. I have tried contacting them multiple times about this. I still have no idea about how my film did in this festival (or if it even took place at all). Feel like they are taking people's money.

    February 2022
  • Jake Tupman

    Very disappointing. Was really looking forward to this festival, and their cause is a good one and clearly valued in the local community, so it’s a shame it was a poor experience. After our film was officially selected we received absolutely no communication from the organisers despite the fact I wrote to them three times on different platforms. I still have no idea whether our film screened or not. And I don’t mind if it didn’t, it would have just been nice if they’d have said something, anything. Ended up a waste of money.

    January 2022