The Ultimate Guide to Nòt Film Fest in Santarcangelo di Romagna, Italy
Whether you've been accepted to Nòt Film Fest, or plan to go as an attendee, we (Grace and Haylee) put all of our best Santarcangelo/Nòt finds, tips, and tricks in one place.
Whether you've been accepted to Nòt Film Fest, or plan to go as an attendee, we (Grace and Haylee) put all of our best Santarcangelo/Nòt finds, tips, and tricks in one place.
In an in-depth discussion, the filmmakers of the HollyShorts-nominated short film "Uncle Johnny"—Margaux Susi, Grayson Propst, and Angela Giarratana—share the story behind their intimate, character-driven work and their rare creative bond.
Samuele Sbrighi on the La Valigia dell’Attore 'Nòt a Chance' Program and sponsoring the Nòt Film Fest.
Why have a beach day when you can get stuck in the rain? Join Grace and Haylee on a failed outing turned candy taste-test and another truly fabulous day in Santarcangelo di Romagna.
At Nòt Film Fest, CFA Co-Founders Indeana Underhill and Haeleigh Royall share their expertise on alternative financing for independent projects.
Beneath the sweeping trees of an Italian vineyard, Nòt Film Fest Co-Founders Giovanni Labadessa and Alizé Latini join the League of Filmmakers for lunch to chat about the festival’s origins, identity, growth, and its beloved home in Santarcangelo, Italy.
During "Focus on Production", Kim Magnusson, Rebecca Pruzen, and Francis Chapman give an in depth look at what to do, and what NOT to do, with your short film if you're hoping for large-scale success.
A day of great food, education, cappuccinos, and serious journalistic work from the local Gelateria. Yet another stellar day for Grace and Haylee of CFA Institute.
Grace and Haylee journey to Santarcangelo di Romagna, Italy, traverse the cobblestone streets, enjoy life changing gelato, and attend the opening night screening of Nòt Film Fest.
At the HollyShorts Film Festival, top female filmmakers discuss mentorship, advocacy, and systemic barriers in Hollywood, sharing strategies to elevate women behind the camera.
The HollyShorts Film Festival hosted a dynamic discussion panel exploring the future of film in Africa, bringing together seasoned industry professionals to shed light on the untapped potential of African audiences and how the global industry can better reach them.
In this in-depth discussion, Reece Feldman reflects on his rise from viral creator to filmmaker with Wait, Your Car?—a comedy-thriller about four friends and a killer car—while sharing insights on his debut and the new wave of self-made creatives reshaping the industry.
Yaron Klainer, founder and CEO of imgn appears at the 2025 Hollyshorts Panels, guiding filmmakers through his AI-based collaboration platform, mapping out the evolution of technology in film history, while addressing AI concerns.
Kevrok Law presents a panel of industry’s leading entertainment lawyers, Kailin Che, Jeff Cohen, and Clifford Lo, and they have some playful and memorable aphorisms for anyone who’s trying to wrap their head around the basics of entertainment law.
From teenage party promoters to founders of an Oscar-qualifying festival, lifelong friends Daniel Sol and Theo Dumont reflect on 21 years of Hollyshorts and give a glimpse into its future on the global stage.
The 21st Annual Hollyshorts Film Festival hosted a panel of bestselling authors who came to discuss the intellectual property that is likely to succeed in the film industry, and how to navigate the space where literary media and film converge.