Film Festivals Central Florida Film Festival
Name of Festival: Central Florida Film Festival (CENFLO)
Since: 2005
When: August 30 - 1, 2013
Where: Orlando, Florida, USA
Website: www.centralfloridafilmfestival.com/
About the Festival: "In 2005, Bob Cook, Writer/Producer/Director and Brandon Arrington, Artistic Director of the Osceola Center for the Arts, decided to produce a new film festival for the Central Florida area and thus, the Central Florida Film Festival was born. However, it wasn't going to be another festival where film makers wondered if their film was even viewed or perhaps a friend or local filmmaker had won Best Picture based on something other than merit. Through the use of Bob's industry contacts he was able to set up a festival program including; screenings, seminars and workshops with the goal to make those attending film makers better."
6th Annual Central Florida Film Festival, Labor Day Weekend in Ocoee, Florida
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- Category: Central Florida Film Festival
- Published on 31 July 2011
- Written by Terry Proctor
CENFLO will screen more than seventy films from nine foreign countries and nineteen states during the Labor Day weekend. Film attendees will see Indie feature films, shorts and documentaries. “Those who attend our festival are treated to a fun filled weekend. Films, seminars, panel discussions, and an awards show are presented to inspire film makers and watchers alike,’’ said Bob Cook, CENFLO executive director. “ We love Ocoee and are excited to screen in a beautiful movie theater which gives our film makers a feeling of accomplishment and valuable exposure.”
Central Florida Film Festival takes place in Ocoee, Florida this Labor Day weekend
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- Published on 17 August 2010
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The Central Florida Film Festival takes place at the West Orange 5 Cinema in Ocoee, Florida this Labor Day weekend (September 3-6). The festival, in it's fifth year, has planned an acting seminar/panel discussion entitled ACTING IN FILM and another one for filmmakers entitled FILM PRODUCTION. Both panel discussions will take place on Saturday morning, September 4th, from 10:00 am until 12:15 pm at screening room #1 at the theater. The price of admission is only $10.
