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From Here To Awesome discovery & distribution fest

Here's some info. on this new fest & key dates (from this page):

"Have you made a film you think the world should see? FROM HERE TO AWESOME is a discovery and distribution festival that might be the perfect system to get your film blasted to audiences in theaters, living rooms, online and via mobile phones. All filmmakers are welcome to be a part of the festival. There are NO submission fees, filmmakers retain their rights while receiving revenue directly from the distribution outlets. A wide range of major promotional partners and distribution platforms are on board. All we need now is your film. Please submit ASAP to give the festival’s audience time to vote your film into the top 10, so it can be a part of the April Showcase. FHTA was founded by DIY filmmaking pioneers Lance Weiler (The Last Broadcast, Head Trauma), Arin Crumley (Four Eyed Monsters) and M dot Strange (We Are The Strange).

KEY DATES

JAN 10th - START ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS

MARCH 7th - SUBMISSION DEADLINE

MARCH 10th - VOTING STARTS

APRIL 7th - FESTIVAL LAUNCHES"

Read more here.

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