Ruby Mountain Film Festival is gaining momentum! We already have a great lineup with a few weeks left to submit. 

Entries so far come from,  USA, Mexico, Canada, Spain, Japan, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, the Russian Federation, Croatia, Sweden, Brazil, Taiwan, New Zealand, Israel, Argentina, Turkey, Finland, India, Iran, Iraq, Armenia, Africa, Serbia/Montenegro, South Korea, and The Netherlands."   Check out our recent spotlight on the event!

RUBY MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL
Elko, Nevada - USA
August 11 to 14, 2011

The RUBY MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL (RMFF) presents a full range of independent and student films from across the globe against the backdrop of the ruggedly beautiful Ruby Mountains in Northeastern Nevada. This four-day event promises to uncover cinematic treasures in both short and feature categories.

With an emphasis on great storytelling, RMFF's program aims to please local audiences and visiting filmmakers and will include narrative, documentary, animation, digital media, and even a poetry to video category. The Festival will focus on a small line-up of films, proving to be an excellent showcase for both veteran and emerging filmmakers seeking to find an audience for their work.

With Jury and Audience Awards across multiple categories, as well as the Ruby Award for career achievement in the Western genre, there are numerous opportunities for filmmaker recognition at RMFF. Inclusive of films of all budgets, from indies to Hollywood fare, the Festival also plans to nurture and present the work of filmmakers from kindergarten through college, offering a variety of student sections and prizes.UPCOMING DEADLINE
April 15, 2011 - Late Deadline
Upgraded projects save $5

MORE ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Attending filmmakers will have an opportunity to present their film in a spectacular setting known for its Western history. Northeastern Nevada is rich in culture and its love for the creative arts, and takes great pride in being known as "Cowboy Country." Elko provides a truly unique festival destination, serving a diverse, film-loving audience.

Screen your film in one of America's last, true Western Communities; submit to Ruby Mountain Film Festival today!