Director BIO: Yoson An (BETWEEN THE PARALLEL)

Director Biography – Yoson An Yoson started working in the film industry in his early 20s. Along the way he has had a few opportunities to work on some amazing projects and learned more about the process of filmmaking. Being around different directors have sparked a new passion in him to also become a storyteller. Thus,… Continue reading Director BIO: Yoson An (BETWEEN THE PARALLEL)

Short Film: BETWEEN THE PARALLEL, 6min., New Zealand, Sci-Fi

“Between The Parallel” is about a young girl, seeking to find freedom from her reality by depicting herself as a goddess like being. The film explores the battle for freedom of a goddess; running parallel to Elisa’s search for freedom of her internal struggles. Project Links  Facebook

Director BIO: Anton Sokolov (TESTS 8: DISAPPEARED)

Director Biography – Anton Sokolov Was born on the 13th of April in Beskudnikovsky district of Moscow the hero city. Graduated from the Russian State Social University and the Russian State Humanities University, PhD of Economic Sciences. After graduation in 2000, the faith helped him to find himself in a film studio and to connect his life with… Continue reading Director BIO: Anton Sokolov (TESTS 8: DISAPPEARED)

Short Film: THE PASSING, 10min., India, Sci-Fi

The humans of the future have embraced an AI controlled utopia. ‘The Passing’ is a short documentary from that time. Film Type: Documentary, Experimental, Short Genres: Sci-fi, documentary Runtime: 9 minutes 58 seconds Completion Date: July 31, 2017 Production Budget: 2,000 USD Country of Origin: India Country of Filming: India Film Language: English Shooting Format:… Continue reading Short Film: THE PASSING, 10min., India, Sci-Fi

Sci-Fi/Fantasy Festival Testimonial – August 8 2018

Stephen Rutterford Fantastic festival. You get sent a feedback video from the audience. Very exciting! Submit via FilmFreeway, the exclusive way our festival accepts submissions.: BACK PAGE RIPPER, 5min. USA, Sci-Fi/Mystery  Directed by Stephen RutterfordA girl must solve the mystery of who ripped the last page out of her mystery novel. CLICK HERE – and see full… Continue reading Sci-Fi/Fantasy Festival Testimonial – August 8 2018

Sci-Fi/Fantasy Festival Testimonial – August 7 2018

Robin De Cock The feedback video is wonderfull, was suprised to be granted the audience award for BEST FILM. Keep up the good work! Submit via FilmFreeway, the exclusive way our festival accepts submissions.: TRUMPETS IN THE SKY, 12min., Belguim, Sci-Fi Directed by Robin De CockIn a near, dystopian future an earshattering sound has plagued the… Continue reading Sci-Fi/Fantasy Festival Testimonial – August 7 2018

July 2018 Winning Fantasy/Sci-Fi Films, Screenplays & Stories

A FilmFreeway preferred festival:   Winning SCI-FI 1st Scene Script: POLE by Robert Dodrill Winning 1st Scene Script: EDEN by Jean Barker Winning FANTASY 1st Scene Script: FORGET ME NOTS by John Dummer Winning FANTASY Short Screenplay – MAYBE TOMORROW I’LL SEE YOU by Steve N. Bradford Winning SCI-FI Short Screenplay – BRAD ACTUALLY “Trial… Continue reading July 2018 Winning Fantasy/Sci-Fi Films, Screenplays & Stories

Winning SCI-FI Short Screenplay – MAYBE TOMORROW I’LL SEE YOU, by Steve N Bradford

Genre: Sci-Fi, Fantasy Two telescopes are constructed side by side at NASA and grow close, only to be ripped apart when their construction is completed. CAST LIST: Narrator: Val Cole Cap: Zena Driver Obs: Alicia Payne ****** Producer: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com Director: Kierston Drier Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne Editor: Kimberly Villarruel Camera Op: Mary Cox

FANTASY 1st Scene Reading – POLE, by Robert Dodrill

Genre: Sci-Fi, Thriller, Horror While studying remote caves in northern Greenland, a team of polar scientists stumble upon the entrance to the fabled, and seemingly long abandoned “North Pole village.” Inside they discover remnants of advanced technology, evidence of a terrible tragedy, and the grim realization that the Pole was sealed off for a reason.… Continue reading FANTASY 1st Scene Reading – POLE, by Robert Dodrill