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Filmmakers Submit Your Work for the Issaquah Film Festival

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The Issaquah Film Festival is inviting filmmakers to submit their works for the 2025 event, set to take place on July 26-27 at Regal Cinemas in Issaquah Highlands. This two-day festival celebrates local talent, young creatives, and independent film heavyweights, fostering a strong Pacific Northwest film community. Submissions must have been developed between 2024 and 2025 and should come from the United States West-Region, which includes states like California, Oregon, and Washington, as well as British Columbia. The festival features special categories for Issaquah residents and students, ensuring that young filmmakers have opportunities to participate at discounted rates. Evidence of residence or age may be required for these categories.

The festival not only highlights creativity but also aims to connect filmmakers with audiences, creating a vibrant cultural exchange. By supporting local and independent filmmakers, the festival enhances the regional arts scene and encourages community involvement. For more details and to submit works, interested parties can visit the festival's official website.

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