San Diego Film Week

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San Diego Film Week
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The Lafayette Hotel was the opening night venue for the inaugural year
Location San Diego, California
Established2017
Founded by Jodi Cilley
AwardsSan Diego Film Awards
Hosted byFilm Consortium San Diego
Website https://sdfilmweek.com/

San Diego Film Week is an annual film festival in San Diego, California. It was founded in 2017 by Jodi Cilley and hosted by Film Consortium San Diego.

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History

The inaugural festival began at Lafayette Hotel on February 10, 2017 and wrapped up February 19th. [1] [2] [3] The festival partnered with seven other festivals which included San Diego International Film Festival, San Diego Asian Film Festival and GI Film Festival San Diego. [4] Miguel Rodriguez of Horrible Imaginings Film Festival held a panel during the event with a plan to focus attention on local filmmaking and film festivals. [5] During its second year, the opening night gala was held at Sunset Temple in North Park and the San Diego Film Awards ceremony at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay on Shelter Island. [6] At the third annual festival, Cilley talked about the extended goals for local filmmakers. [7] The San Diego International Film Festival screened the "Best of Selections" in 2020. [8] [9] In 2021, a Black Lives Matter Film Challenge was held with the "Best of" selections screening at Film Week. [10]

Notable films


Venues

San Diego Film Awards

Cilley founded the San Diego Film Awards prior to Film Week, which held three earlier events. [21] [22] [4] The seventh annual event was nominated in 2022 for two Regional Emmy Awards in the Pacific Southwest Chapter of the National Television Academy. The nominees include Jodi Cilley, Tony Amat, Sue Vicory and Natalia Elizondo for Special Event Coverage. [23] Steve Garbade won for Musical Composition/Arrangement. [24]

Notable attendees

Notable winners & nominees

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