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The Florida environmental film festival's purpose is education and literacy through films.
Our selection of films (shorts, documentaries, and feature films) will offer the audience an accessible medium through films and speakers to discuss critical thinking with the audience. We will be soliciting speakers and filmmakers to be available after the film showing to answer questions from the audience for educational benefits (in person). Our hope is that this will broaden the audience's knowledge of the environment in Florida through speakers and films.

FEFF wants to screen locally made films and international films that show creativity and diversity, on the environmental impacts of Florida, and a better way forward.
We only accept submissions FilmFreeway.

We base our final film selections on these five questions:

1. Does the film present a narrative that a Florida audience could appreciate?
2. In particular, does the film address an issue that impacts the Florida environment?
3. Does the film present a concise, easily understood solution-based story?
4. Conversely, does the film promote a person, a group, politics, or religion?
5. Does the film come across as intelligent, resourceful, and respectful?

*When you submit, you MUST submit with a JPEG film poster, with an Image size (px) W: 480 x H: 640 245KB with the director's name and title so we can use it for advertisement and social media.