These top 16 movies were shown at the 2008
Seattle University Finale
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The 2008 Western Regional Grand Finale of Campus MovieFest -- the world's largest student film festival -- showcased phenomenal short movies, music, and more from November 15-16. Thousands of the top student filmmakers and musicians from around the West Coast came together in San Francisco at venues including the Great American Music Hall, Sundance Cinemas Kabuki, and the Regency Center. Special guests included Adam Savage, co-host of Mythbusters, who received the coveted Campus MovieFest Golden Tripod Award. |
About the
Movies
Participants in CMF can make a movie about anything as long as it's five minutes or less. Featured categories include Best Picture, Best Drama, and Best Comedy. We're also proud to offer a social justice category brought to you by the Elfenworks Foundation.
Find out more about the on-going opportunity to make a movie to make a difference, and possibly win a $10,000 cash grant. |
CMF and AT&T
AT&T is thrilled to partner with Campus MovieFest. AT&T is hooking you up with the latest deals on wireless plans and handsets, plus a chance to try out the latest video phones [include them in your movie for a bonus prize].
AT&T and CMF will also showcase the top movies for the nation to see exclusively on AT&T handsets. Text MOVIES to 2251 to check them out. Take a look at the details. |
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Campus MusicFest
Interested in music as well as film, and looking for exposure, prizing, and a chance to play in front of great audiences? Campus MusicFest is launching nationwide for you. |
Additional Opportunities
In addition to Campus MovieFest, there's boundless opportunities to create short movies throughout the year. Check out some we recommend. |
Campus Partners
CMF couldn't be possible without the tremendous support from our on-campus partners: 
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CMF at Seattle U
Campus MovieFest was thrilled to bring the world's largest student film festival to Seattle University in Fall 2008. Check out the movies created in just one week, as well as photos from the events. Then, stay tuned for details on the 2009 Campus MovieFest at Seattle U. |
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Campus Ambassadors
We are always looking for students passionate to help create an amazing event on campus, gain great experience, and enjoy some fun perks. Contact us to join the CMF team @ Seattle University. |
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| Prizes
We know students participate in CMF to tell their stories... but hundreds of thousands of dollars in prizes this year didn't hurt either. Seattle U students had a chance to win Apple laptops, iPods, mobile phones from AT&T, trips to Cannes and to meet studio execs, $10,000 cash grants, and more, just by creating an amazing short movie or showing up to enjoy the red carpet finales.
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CMF is For You
Never made a movie before? Don't worry -- just grab some friends, sign up for free, and we'll help the entire way. We'll give you everything you need and get all of your questions answered. The judges will focus on your stories, and not your technical skills.
Are you an award-winning student filmmaker? Great, join in the fun for a chance at huge prizes and to be seen across the country, by studio execs, on AT&T handsets, in-flight on Virgin America, and online in the world's largest student film festival. |
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Guidelines
The most important movie guidelines are that the submissions must be five minutes or less created during Campus MovieFest week. The only people who can film, edit, and direct are your teammates, who must be current students, faculty, or staff of your university. Others not from your school are welcome to appear in your movie. Also, permission is needed for any music used in the movies that's not original -- fortunately, CMF provides you with thousands of tracks to consider from top local artists. And, of course, follow your school's conduct code. |
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