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Welcome to the Interactive Columbia University Film Festival!

Columbia University Film Festival (CUFF) is excited to bring a week of dynamic programming along with film screenings. We plan to have live readings as part of Screenwriting Night, celebrating the winners of the screenplay competition. Awards Night will proceed with the acknowledgement of the film awards as well as a special screening announced the day of the event. Additionally, we will have Q&A conversations with the student filmmakers so they can talk about their work. For the first time during CUFF, we are offering panels and talks with industry leaders on subjects ranging from finding representation, to navigating the industry in a post-pandemic world. These talks will only be for students and recent graduates.

Festival Code of Conduct

Columbia University Film Festival (CUFF) on Filmocracy’s virtual platform is dedicated to providing a fun, safe, and harassment-free event for everyone. All attendees, speakers, sponsors, vendors and Festival staff (“participants”) are required to comply with the Filmocracy code of conduct.

By attending the virtual platform, you are agreeing to abide this code of conduct. Anyone found to be violating this code of conduct may be expelled at the discretion of organizers.

CUFF/ Filmocracy has a zero-tolerance policy and will not tolerate any harassing or abusive behavior towards any participants. We ask all participants to behave and create a safe and supportive environment of inclusiveness.

Harassing or abusive behavior may occur in various platforms such as, via email, forums, chats, video conferencing or social media and includes, but is not limited to:

Deliberate intimidation
Stalking
Inappropriate photography or recording (sexual or violent in nature)
Sustained disruption of talks, presentations or other events and activities
Unwelcomed sexual attention

Comments or actions based on personal characteristics such as gender, gender identity, and expression; age; sexual orientation; disability; physical appearance; race; religion; political affiliation
Please report any harassing or abusive behavior incident to events@filmocracy.com.