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What Academy Members and Jurors Wish Filmmakers Knew
A few honest notes from the people scoring your film.
12 sept. 2026 · AdminHow a Festival Actually Decides Where Your Film Screens
Programming a schedule is a puzzle with a lot more constraints than most filmmakers realize.
11 sept. 2026 · AdminInside a Jury Room: How Judges Actually Score a Film
It's more structured — and less about personal taste — than most people assume.
10 sept. 2026 · AdminThe Volunteers Who Make Festival Week Possible
A festival this size runs on people who never appear on screen.
9 sept. 2026 · AdminBuilding a Resume as a Children's-Content Professional
Credits in this field tend to be scattered — here's how to make them read as a coherent career.
8 sept. 2026 · AdminThe Skills Gap No One Talks About: Writing for a Young Audience
Writing "down" to kids is the single most common mistake in the field — and the easiest to fix.
7 sept. 2026 · AdminWhen to Say Yes to Unpaid Work in Children's Media — and When Not To
Unpaid opportunities aren't all equal. Here's a rough filter.
6 sept. 2026 · AdminWhy School Screenings Matter More Than Festival Organizers Admit
The biggest audience most children's films will ever have isn't the festival crowd — it's a classroom.
5 sept. 2026 · AdminWhat Makes a Children's Film Actually Age-Appropriate
Age ratings are a starting point, not the whole answer.
4 sept. 2026 · AdminTeaching Media Literacy Through Kids' Own Films
The fastest way to teach a kid to watch critically is to have them make something first.
3 sept. 2026 · AdminWhy Indigenous Storytelling Needs Its Own Section, Not Just a Slot
Folding Indigenous work into a general program tends to flatten exactly what makes it distinct.
3 sept. 2026 · AdminLand, Language and Time: What Makes Indigenous Youth Film Distinct
Three things that show up again and again in strong Indigenous youth submissions.
2 sept. 2026 · Admin