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International Wildlife Film Festival

International Wildlife Film Festival
Roxy Theater
718 S. Higgins Ave.
Missoula
Montana 59801
USA

Phone: +1 406 728 9380
Fax: +1 406 728 2881

Email:
For help with tickets, passes and membership: hello@wildlifefilms.org
For film sponsorship: iwff@wildlifefilms.org


Website: www.wildlifefilms.org/festival

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The International Wildlife Film Festival (IWFF), created and based in Missoula, Montana, hosts a wide-ranging line-up of special events, public screenings, seminars and panel discussions and evening receptions.

The Missoula Festival is not a trade show or marketplace; it is a forum for people to teach and learn about the natural history filmmaking business and wildlife issues.

Our Festival is an eclectic collection of people who have a great concern for wildlife and wildlands, and how television, film and video play important roles in understanding and protecting creatures and habitat world-wide.

The mission of the International Wildlife Film Festival is to foster knowledge and understanding of wildlife and habitat through excellent, honest wildlife films and other media.

The IWFF was the first juried wildlife film competition in the world.

The 47th International Wildlife Film Festival was held from April 20th-25th 2024 ... See the winners here: wildlifefilms.org/2024-winners

KEY DATES

  • November 1: Submissions Open
  • December 1: Regular Deadline
  • January 1: Late Deadline
  • February 1: Final Deadline
  • April 20-25: IWFF 2024 Dates

Please submit through FilmFreeway: filmfreeway.com/InternationalWildlifeFilmFestival

Films eligible for the International Wildlife Film Festival's juried competition must demonstrate exemplary film craft. They must also have a central focus on non-domesticated wildlife species, natural habitats, or conservation. The jury prioritizes scientific accuracy, ethical decision-making made during production, and demonstrated efforts toward the betterment of our natural world. IWFF highlights both the best of this long-lasting genre as well as alternative approaches to storytelling within the wildlife film genre.

Apply through FilmFreeway: filmfreeway.com/InternationalWildlifeFilmFestival

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See the 2023 winners here: wildlife-film.com/features/IWFF-2023-Award-Winners-Announced.html

See the 2022 winners here: wildlife-film.com/features/IWFF-2022-Award-Winners-Announced.html

See the 2021 winners here: wildlife-film.com/features/IWFF-2021-Award-Winners-Announced.html

See the 2020 winners here: wildlife-film.com/features/IWFF-2020-Award-Winners-Announced.html

See the 2019 winners here: wildlife-film.com/features/IWFF-2019-Award-Winners-Announced.html

See the 2018 winners here: wildlife-film.com/features/IWFF-2018-Award-Winners-Announced.html

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