CENTRAL FLORIDA FILM FESTIVAL, INC.
EUSTIS, FLORIDA

Central Florida Film Festival, Inc. (CFFF) is a film festival founded in 2005 by Bob Cook and Brandon Arrington with the aim of providing an esteemed platform for filmmakers in Central Florida. The festival seeks to deliver quality screenings, educational seminars, and workshops aimed at enhancing the skills of participating filmmakers through mentorship from seasoned industry professionals. Incorporated on January 18, 2008, CFFF is registered under File Number N08000000634 in the state of Florida with its mailing address located at 1621 Tudor Lane, Tavares, FL, 32778. The festival headquarters operates out of Lake County in the city of Tavares and can be contacted through phone number (352) 216-2716. CFFF's notable feature is its rigorous entry screening process where each submitted film undergoes review by five industry professionals, ensuring a fair competition based solely on merit. Films that pass this initial phase proceed to a second round of evaluations conducted by a fresh set of judges. The event takes place annually over Labor Day weekend (September 1-3), featuring premieres of films from around the world and a dedicated awards show designed to motivate filmmakers. A unique aspect of CFFF is its commitment to personal touch; the executive director ensures accessibility throughout the festival, drawing inspiration from industry legends like Jerry Lewis. Leading CFFF are Brendon H Rogers as Executive Director, Jennifer L Fink operating in an operational capacity, and Amber Karlins managing trust affairs, who collectively strive to maintain the festival's high standards and continue its legacy as a significant event within the film community. For more information about the Central Florida Film Festival, visit their official website at centralfloridafilmfestival.com.