International Tourism Film Festival Africa
International Tourism Film Festival Africa
ITTFA is open to all entities or persons who own or have produced an audio-visual work related to tourism and its thematic.
The registration is free! All the films and videos submitted must be produced or released since 1 January 2023.
The competition is open to the public and private entities such as Advertising and PR Agencies; Tourism Boards; Tourism Agencies, Destinations; Digital Agencies; Hotels, Resorts, Hospitality Companies; Marketing Agencies; Municipalities; Tourism Associations; Airlines; Cruise Lines; Tourist Attractions; Production Companies, Independent Film Makers and Students.
To enter your film, video, documentary, TV Program or series, you need to fill in the entry form. Please include a YouTube, Vimeo or Google link.
Make sure that all the files have the highest resolution possible or the minimum required:
Full HD
All requested materials must be submitted to the ITFFA by 15 January 2025.
You may also enter your films via FilmFreeway with an admin fee of $15.
A panel of international professionals from the Tourism, Marketing and Film Industry will evaluate the works submitted using the criteria’s below:
What you feel when you view the video for the first time. Does the footage evoke an emotion? Does the footage engage you from the onset, or does it lose momentum?
Assessing cinematography, composition, lighting, and visual effects.
Was the sound quality good? Were music/song selections good? How did sound impact the film? Originality?
Was the production able to showcase their originality and technique to influence how the video is presented and interpreted.
Was the subject matter addressed in the narrative, performance, and music (if applicable) in the video appropriately represent the goals and target group?
Was the video able to evoke the viewer’s imagination? Is the story being told the right story for the brand, service, product or thematic?
Does the Subject Matter/Content/Performance fall within the thematic? Is it relevant? What is the Impact? What does the Entry emote, within a Visual, Emotional, Aesthetic, and Intellectual context?