A meetings-driven forum connecting new narrative & documentary projects in development, production, or post to key industry execs interested in identifying projects for development, financing, or distribution.

2020 Project Forum – Submissions are now open.
Early Deadline: May 5 (U.S. Features: March 18)
Final Deadline: May 23 (U.S. Features: April 7)

A primary outcome for all artists is the facilitation of career-spanning relationships with potential financiers, theatrical & online content distributors & platforms, festival programmers, sales & talent agents, collaborators, & others. These invaluable relationships continue well beyond the 5 days of IFP Week.  140 projects are selected each year in the following sections:

No Borders 

The No Borders program offers both narrative feature filmmakers and series creators the opportunity to attend IFP Week and meet with various members of industry in an effort to help move their projects forward, broaden their networks, and find a level of career sustainability. The No Borders program consists of these specific sub-sections:

Narrative Feature Information
– U.S. Features
– International Features

Narrative Series Information (U.S. & International)

Spotlight on Documentaries

For emerging and established documentarians, this program connects 60+ work-in-progress non-fiction features and series with financiers, distributors, broadcasters, sales companies, and festival programmers.

Documentary Work in Progress Information
– Documentary Works-in-Progress  (U.S. & International)