18th Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival
March-May 2024
The festival opened March 29-31 at WonderCon at the Anaheim Convention Center, and now moves to the James Bridges Theater on the UCLA campus on May 11, then to the historic The Yard Theatre in LA on May 26.
2024 film selections and reservation links here!
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Join us for the first Daniel Koops Award for Outstanding Film Score, May 11 at the James Bridges Theater on the UCLA campus. The event will celebrate the art of film score composition, in memory of a young festival film score composer we lost in 2022.
Reserve free admission for this very special event here!
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The festival is fundraising to bring Marusya Shuvalova, a young Ukrainian filmmaker, and her family to the festival in Los Angeles in May to screen her two fantastic short documentary films about life as a child during wartime. Marusya will also make school appearances and have filmmaker learning experiences with industry professionals.
Please help us support this brave and talented young filmmaker!
Thanks to our supporting sponsor......
The University of Arizona School of Theatre, Film & Television nurtures and develops diverse new filmmaking voices via training and mentoring by internationally recognized faculty, high-level internship opportunities, industry-standard resources, and hands-on production experience. Located a quick flight from Hollywood in the desert southwest, this 'best-kept secret' has been steadily funneling talent into the film and television business for years. Find out more at tftv.arizona.edu.
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The Los Angeles International Children's Film Festival is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, organized each year by an all-volunteer team of parents, filmmakers and students.
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