Kristin West joins The Quarantini Film Festival as a Celebrity Judge
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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - Californer -- The Quarantini Film Festival is now open for submissions.  Founder Dana Olita created the festival to keep people entertained while at home during the quarantine.  The new festival is very inexpensive to enter.  $15 per submission for adults and $10 for kids under 14.  The rules are simple.  You must be the creator and you must make the film in your house or backyard.  The festival is monthly and the first submissions are due by May 28th with a winner announced May 31st.

The festival is perfect for kids who want to create a film. There is no limit to what they can create except the length.  Films can be from 1 minute to 30 minutes long.  Kids have their own category so they are judged separately.

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The Quarantini Film Festival is excited to announce Celebrity Judge Kristin West will be joining us to judge films.  Kristin West is an award-winning producer, actress, screenwriter, and host.  She's been privileged to be a jury member of the Chicago Independent Film Festival, the Inland Empire Media Academy Film Festival, and the NYC Midnight Writing Competitions.  Kristin has worked with top names in the film, television, and recording industries including Emmy winners, Golden Globe winners, Grammy winners, and Oscar nominees.

Entries are accepted on Film Freeway https://filmfreeway.com/TheQuarantiniMonthlyFilmFestival