Raindance.co.uk just sent out a fantastic newsletter chock-full of useful tips for the trade for any filmmakers out there. See below for links to some fantastic how to articles that anyone who feels a little lost or unsure about the business that we call film.

My Movie Is Finished! ...Now What?
The 4 Reasons To Attend Film Festivals
How Much Is My Film Worth

What To Do With A Short?
How To Make It With A Short Film
The 100 Best Film Festivals For Shorts

Low to No Budget Filmmaking
No Budget Filmmaking Template

To All Aspiring Directors
5 Tips For Casting Your Film
The 9 Routes To Breaking In As A Director

For more articles or to learn more about Raindance check out the website!

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First Weekend Club, Women in Film and Television-Atlantic and the St. John's
International Women's Film Festival present The Baby Formula, directed by
Alison Reid.

Two adventurous women in love are desperate to have their own biological child. They take a chance on an experimental scientific process and make sperm from their own stem cells. Pregnant with humour and unexpected twists, their journey tailspins out of
control when their families discover there is no father.

The screening will be held at the Inco Innovation Centre Theatre, Memorial
University at 7:30pm Saturday, August 22, doors open at 7:00pm There will be a Q&A and reception
with Director Alison Reid following the film.

Tickets: $10 at the door, $8 for WIFT-AT members.

Join First Weekend Club for free and hear when Canadian films hit Canadian screens first: www.firstweekendclub.ca

Join WIFT-AT and support the training, professional development and celebration of women in the Atlantic film and television community: www.wift-at.com

For more information give us a shout at 709-754-3141 or
kelly@womensfilmfestival.com

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As the Festival is turning the big 2-0 this year we are looking for stories from you; our filmmakers, our volunteers, our supporters about your experiences with the St. John's International Women's Film Festival.

What has the SJIWFF meant to you? People you have met, deals you've made, experiences you've had, we want it all and of course we can't forget the pictures! I'm sure there are more than a few gems floating around out there or perhaps hidden in the deepest darkest corners of your hard drive.

You can email your stories pictures or anything else you'd like to throw in to help us celebrate the last 20 years to victoria@womensfilmfestival.com.

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