The Woodburn Falls Film Festival is a three day event showcasing the winning selections, and includes a variety of film industry workshops hosted by working professionals in the field.

In addition, event attendees who purchase an all-access pass can pitch their screenplay to an LA based literary manager who's actively looking for new writers looking to break into the industry.

We offer a variety of awards in a variety of categories, and look forward to meeting in person! WINNERS WILL RECEIVE TWO TICKETS TO THE DAY OF THEIR SCREENING, WHICH INCLUDES PANELS AND WORKSHOPS FOR THAT DAY!

We offer a variety of awards in the following categories:

AWARDS

Best in Fest: Grand Prize Winner (all categories, one winner)
Best Trailer
Best Micro-short
Best Short
Best Web-series
Best Feature film
Best Documentary
Best Music Video
Best Screenplay
SCREAM award (horror only)

In addition, we offer the following awards by category:
Best Director
Best Cinematography
Best Sound Design
Best Actor/Actress
Best Supporting Actor/Actress
Best FX
Best Score
Best Editing
Most Original Concept
Audience Choice

We reserve the right to add awards (example, we've had Most Laughs as an audience choice award last year) to the festival and/or not issue awards if there is no qualifying entry submitted. All award winners will be issued an award certificate, with the grand prize winner receiving a plaque for their film.

By submitting your film project and/or screenplay or any other material to the Woodburn Falls Film Festival (hereafter referred to as the "Festival"), you certify that you are of legal age to submit to this agreement, fully understand and unconditionally agree to all of the following terms:

1) All submissions of films must be provided in the form of an online screener using one of the submissions platforms available. If the online screener is hosted on a service that requires a shared password, it is the submitter's responsibility to ensure that the shared password given to the Festival to view the screener is accurate and up to date. Additionally, if your film has been selected to be screened at the festival, you must be ready to provide a theatrical version of your film in a digital format such as MP4 or MOV (H.264 compression) or any other format that may be requested by the Festival. If you are unable to provide the film in a format requested by the Festival, your film may be disqualified from screening. All submissions of screenplays must be provided in PDF FORMAT. If a script is provided in any other format without previously agreed on format, your script may be disqualified from the competition.
2) The Festival shall be under no obligation to disclose any information related to: the personal information, identities, or direct contact information of the judges, jury members, or readers; any notes or internal ratings related to the judgement of submitted materials; and/or, any details related to the submission review process. By submitting material to the Festival, you hereby consent to the Festival to share your name and contact information with producers, distributors, agents, managers, and other industry professionals who may show interest in your submitted material.
3) All notifications and communications will be performed via email on a best efforts basis. Please check your SPAM or JUNK folders in case your email provider has misidentified our notification as unsolicited advertising.
4) The Festival does not have any premiere requirements. If your film premiered at another film festival or was exhibited privately or online, it remains eligible. Films with distribution are also eligible. (If your film is accepted to screen at our festival and our screening will be the world premiere, American premiere, California state premiere, or Los Angeles premiere of your film, feel free to let us know as your premiere status may be mentioned on advertising materials.)
5) Submitted films may be invited to screen at live events and/or to participate in online exhibitions affiliated with the Festival, either publicly or in a private protected site. If the submitter has received such an invitation, acceptance is optional. Additionally, the Festival reserves the right to withdraw any such invitation.
6) If your film was previously submitted to the Festival, your film remains eligible for future seasons provided that it remains eligible according to all of our rules.
7) All submissions must be accompanied by the applicable submission fee. Submission fees are paid for the time and work performed by judges and readers. The Festival shall not be obliged to provide any refunds after a work has been submitted. If a dispute arises for any reason, the submitter will be responsible for any transaction fees or costs incurred by the Festival in connection with the dispute. In addition, the submitter shall be solely responsible for any applicable local, state, and/or federal taxes in connection with submissions.
8) All films must be an original work. If the film is based on an existing property or other underlying work, the submitter must have secured the rights to the material. The Festival shall not be expected to verify or investigate the rights secured by the submitter. By submitting your work, you hereby represent that all necessary rights related to the work (including but not limited to story, content, music, logos, performer likenesses and images) have been secured and you accept all responsibility and liability for any copyright violations related to your submission. The Festival reserves the right to disqualify any submission on the basis of legal reasons including but not limited to copyright violations or any content that violates the laws of Washington.
9) Works in progress are accepted. However, please clearly indicate on your submission forms if your film is a work in progress. It is your responsibility to ensure that the final completed film will be available if your project is selected for screening by the Festival or your submission may be disqualified.
10) The Festival shall not be held liable nor responsible for any statements or opinions expressed by any individual administrator, board member, director, judge, staff member, affiliate, or volunteer. Any such statements or opinions may not necessarily reflect those of the Festival.
11) The Festival may accept revisions of submitted material on a case by case basis but is under no obligation to do so. The submitter acknowledges that any material submitted to the Festival may already have been processed and/or judged prior to the request to submit a revised version of the material.
12) If a dispute arises in connection with your submission to the Festival, you agree to contact the Festival and allow the administrators of the Festival at least two weeks to resolve the problem prior to involving any third party.
The above rules and terms are subject to change with or without notice.
By submitting any material to the Festival, you hereby agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend the Festival, its employees, directors, representatives, volunteers, sponsors, and affiliates from all liability, claims, and damages in connection with the submission and from any fees and expenses, including but not limited to reasonable attorneys' fees, that any of those parties may incur in connection therewith.

13) Winners are responsible for their own travel and accommodations. Selected winners will be offered two tickets to the day of their screening, which will include access to panels and workshops on that day.