Posted on January 26, 2006
The Tokyo Video Festival (TVF) started in 1978, by Victor Company of Japan, Ltd. (JVC) which sought to develop a new image culture by means of video. Since then, over 40,000 submissions from over 90 companies have been considered. As part of this year's TVF, A Girl Named Kai is one of 30 works honored with an Excellence Award.
Congratulations Kai Ling Xue!
Read more about the awards and other honorees.
Screenings
June 29: Media That Matters Film Festival at the Roxie hosted by BAVC, San Francisco: Festival partner BAVC (Bay Area Video Coalition) hosts the West Coast Premiere of the sixth annual Media That Matters Film Festival at the Roxie in San Francisco, CA. Stay tuned for details!... [more]
Get free tools and host your own screening! The fifth annual Media That Matters DVD is now available. You can host a screening in your community by getting the DVD from the MediaRights store and downloading the free DIY kit including handouts, evaluations and promotional tools!
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