FOLLOW THE INTERNATIONAL FAMILY FILM FESTIVAL!

Starting today, you'll be able to follow the International Family Film Festival online from the IFFF blog, at http://ifffblog.blogspot.com

Watch for blog updates periodically during the day!

We'll also be constantly updated the the photo feed at Flikr, also available at the IFFF Blog (to the right of the latest blog entry) or directly at:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ifffpix

Check here for vlog updates later in the evening, or first thing in the morning (we won't have the chance to upload during the day) - alternatively, if you have a YouTube account, you can subscribe to the webmaster's channel at

http://www.youtube.com/user/WorldAccordingtoRich

to be notified whenever new videos are posted.

We'll also post some surprises on Twitter, so follow us at intfamfilmfest.

See you there!

The International Family Festival Vlog

Rich Samuels, webmaster of Freshi Now, spoke recently on his vlog, "The World According to Rich" about his special vlog/blog coverage of the International Family Film Festival:

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The complete schedule and ticket ordering system for the 2010 International Family Film Festival is now LIVE at www.iffilmfest.org!

Check out the website - there's a great line-up and some great special guests!

SITE FOR FILMMAKERS: THE AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE

AFI.COM is the home page of the American Film Institute, the Los Angeles-based center of film education. It was founded in 1967 as a national arts organization to "train filmmakers and preserve America's film heritage."

The website features information on the many educational programs offered by the AFI, it's yearly film festival, and a guide to accessing the Louis B. Mayer Library, one of the major libraries in the world of film making and film history.

The AFI is a public organization, and offers extensive membership benefits.

SITE FOR FILMMAKERS: THE ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES

OSCARS.ORG is the home site of the most prestigious organization in the film industry, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences - they hand out the Oscars every year, but also provide a wealth of resources for anyone interested in the history and technology of the motion picture industry.

The Academy's website not only offers in-depth information on the Academy Awards, but information on the many public events offered throughout the year, and a guide to accessing the Academy's Margaret Herrick Library, an extensive library of films, books, photographs and other important historical memorabilia detailing the evolution of the motion picture industry. If you're serious about your love for the history of the motion picture industry, this site will start you off on a fantastic life-long journey.

Make sure you check out the "Events and Exhibitions" section for regular events exploring all aspects of the production process as it has applied to some of the greatest films of all time.

SITE FOR FILMMAKERS: ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS AND SCIENCES

Emmys.org is the home page of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the organization that - you guessed it - gives out the Emmy Awards each year.

In addition to current and past information on Emmy recipients, Emmys.org includes information on events - many open to the pubic - that explore both the business and entertainment side of the television industry. This site also access to articles from Emmy Magazine, and some website-only extras.