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Connecting Cultures Program

Supporting underprivileged filmmakers in over 30 countries.

Venice Film Week

Open air and indoor screenings in the center of Venice.

Filmmakers Exposure Support Program

In association with Final Cut Magazine.

Super Shorts Film Festival

Annual festivals in London, NY and LA.

Toronto Arthouse Film Festival

The best independent film festival according to NOW.

Viewpoint Documentary Film Festival

Founded in 1994, leading the Doc.World revolution.

Verona International Film Festival

A festival that revolves around relationships, set in the city of Romeo and Juliet.

Sydney World Film Festival

A unique voice within the already bustling film festival scene in Sydney.

Tarkovski Grant

Supporting indie filmmakers through a submission grant.

Producer's Night

Screen you work for leading film industry professionals.

Obskuur Ghent Film Festival

Europe's most obscure film festival.

Hong Kong Arthouse Film Festival

Named as one of the best Hong Kong film festivals.

Inclusive Audience Program

Admission fees that are exclusive and limiting.

Local Filmmaker Program

Think global, act local, right?

Climate neutral film event program.

In association with TreePlan.org

Ghent International Short Film Festival

Fresh and sharp shorts from all around the world.

Brussels Independent Film Festival

The underground voice from Europe's capital.

Doc.Berlin

The leading documentary film festival in Berlin.

Boston Short Film Festival

The number one short film festival in Boston.

Amsterdam Independent Film Festival

Pushing the boundaries of the art form.

Bruges International Film Festival

Serving sophisticated gems.

Cannes International Film Week

The Independent Filmmakers' Gateway to Cannes.

Every year tens of thousands of films are being made worldwide. Many of these are amazing pieces with incredible messages, insight, beauty, and stories to offer society. However, only a small percentage of these films end up having a release. Far too many of these eye-opening, enriching pieces stay unnoticed, stories go untold, and exemplary talent is overlooked. Most of this is due to high cost and inaccessibility to the filmmaker.

Because of this, our heart and soul are in The Bigger Screen, where we aim to make film as an art form more accessible and more inclusive. We don’t want to see important pieces tucked away in the dark. And at The Bigger Screen, we work on both sides of the screen. We are behind the screen encouraging and supporting filmmakers in their quest to spread their work through grants and opportunity. We stand in front of the screen by welcoming audiences to enjoy this art form, no matter what their social or financial status is.

About The Bigger Screen

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