Eighth Annual Destiny City Film Festival Announces New 2021 Dates and Calls For Final Submissions

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DCFF Marketing
Thu, Oct 22, 2020 3:01 PM

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Ambriehl Turrentine, Marketing Coordinator

marketing@destinycityfilmfestival.com

EIGHTH ANNUAL DESTINY CITY FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES NEW 2021 DATES AND CALLS
FOR FINAL SUBMISSIONS

October 22, 2020

TACOMA, WA - The Destiny City Film Festival (DCFF) will present its eighth
edition from Feb. 26 to March 7, 2021 in a hybrid format featuring virtual
screenings and limited in-person events.

"Though we are transitioning to a hybrid format, the high quality of films
and other programming will remain the same. We're thrilled to continue
sharing the magic of movies and power of storytelling through this new
virtual platform." - Emily Nakada-Alm, DCFF Founder and Executive Director

Film and short screenplay entries will be accepted until Friday, Nov. 6.
Submissions are free for Pierce County residents, and discounted rates are
available for students and Washington state residents outside of the
County. DCFF’s screenplay competition, sponsored by Tacoma’s own Creative
Colloquy, offers a cash prize and two VIP passes to the 2021 festival to
its winner.

In addition to 10 days of film screenings, the Festival, funded by Tacoma
Creates, will feature informative and entertaining panels and workshops
curated by the DCFF Advisory Board.

The 2020 Festival featured a slate of groundbreaking, diverse films,
including: 92nd Academy Award Winner for Best Live Action Short “The
Neighbors’ Window,” written and directed by Marshall Curry; DCFF’s
Storyteller’s
Award first prize winner “Miller & Son,” directed by Asher Jelinsky;
and Audience
Award winner “Tree #3,” written and directed by Omer Ben-Shachar.

Founded in 2014, the Destiny City Film Festival is a homegrown, true-Tacoma
community event, inspired by our city's nickname - The City of Destiny -
and built to showcase and celebrate cinematic storytelling from the Pacific
Northwest and beyond. DCFF’s mission is to use the power of vibrant
cinematic storytelling to curate an engaged community audience for
independent film. Visit DestinyCityFilmFestival.com
http://www.destinycityfilmfestival.com/ and DCFF’s social media pages to
stay up-to-date on the Festival’s virtual and limited in-person structure.
Details will be shared as they become available, based on public health
guidelines and Advisory Board recommendations.

DCFF SOCIAL MEDIA:

Facebook: Destiny City Film Festival
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Instagram: @ http://www.instagram.com/AmericanBlackFilmFestival
destinycityfilmfestival

Twitter: @DestinyCityFF https://twitter.com/abff

Hashtag: #DCityFF2021

[image: DCFF 2021.png] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Ambriehl Turrentine, Marketing Coordinator marketing@destinycityfilmfestival.com EIGHTH ANNUAL DESTINY CITY FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES NEW 2021 DATES AND CALLS FOR FINAL SUBMISSIONS October 22, 2020 TACOMA, WA - The Destiny City Film Festival (DCFF) will present its eighth edition from Feb. 26 to March 7, 2021 in a hybrid format featuring virtual screenings and limited in-person events. "Though we are transitioning to a hybrid format, the high quality of films and other programming will remain the same. We're thrilled to continue sharing the magic of movies and power of storytelling through this new virtual platform." - Emily Nakada-Alm, DCFF Founder and Executive Director Film and short screenplay entries will be accepted until Friday, Nov. 6. Submissions are free for Pierce County residents, and discounted rates are available for students and Washington state residents outside of the County. DCFF’s screenplay competition, sponsored by Tacoma’s own Creative Colloquy, offers a cash prize and two VIP passes to the 2021 festival to its winner. In addition to 10 days of film screenings, the Festival, funded by Tacoma Creates, will feature informative and entertaining panels and workshops curated by the DCFF Advisory Board. The 2020 Festival featured a slate of groundbreaking, diverse films, including: 92nd Academy Award Winner for Best Live Action Short “The Neighbors’ Window,” written and directed by Marshall Curry; DCFF’s Storyteller’s Award first prize winner “Miller & Son,” directed by Asher Jelinsky; and Audience Award winner “Tree #3,” written and directed by Omer Ben-Shachar. Founded in 2014, the Destiny City Film Festival is a homegrown, true-Tacoma community event, inspired by our city's nickname - The City of Destiny - and built to showcase and celebrate cinematic storytelling from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. DCFF’s mission is to use the power of vibrant cinematic storytelling to curate an engaged community audience for independent film. Visit DestinyCityFilmFestival.com <http://www.destinycityfilmfestival.com/> and DCFF’s social media pages to stay up-to-date on the Festival’s virtual and limited in-person structure. Details will be shared as they become available, based on public health guidelines and Advisory Board recommendations. DCFF SOCIAL MEDIA: - Facebook: Destiny City Film Festival <https://www.facebook.com/pages/American-Black-Film-Festival/47321635722> - Instagram: @ <http://www.instagram.com/AmericanBlackFilmFestival> destinycityfilmfestival - Twitter: @DestinyCityFF <https://twitter.com/abff> - Hashtag: #DCityFF2021