AIFF2018 Media Accreditation

Applications for Media Accreditation must be submitted by March 31, 2018. Late applications will not be considered.

The Communications Office does not provide complimentary passes to journalists seeking to cover the Festival but will provide vouchers for select films based on availability.
 
RETURNING JOURNALISTS
If you attended the 2017 Ashland Independent Film Festival as an accredited journalist, submit your AIFF2017 coverage by March 31, 2018 to communications@ashlandfilm.org and alert the Communications Office of your return.

Please note: if you fail to provide past festival coverage, accreditation will automatically be denied.

If you covered the Ashland Independent Film Festival in the past but recently changed media affiliation, please apply as a New Applicant to this year’s Festival.
 
NEW APPLICANTS
New applicants are required to submit the following:

• A letter of assignment from your editor on official company letterhead. This letter must include detailed information on the type, extent and publication time of the planned coverage.
• A recent film festival or film-related article written by you with an attached byline and date.
• A recent digital copy of the complete publication you are seeking accreditation for.
• A completed Ashland Independent Film Festival Media Accreditation Request Form.

Download the Media Accreditation Request Form Here

One applicant per request form. If your outlet is seeking accreditation for more than one person, your editor may write a single letter of assignment however each applicant’s name must be clearly listed.

All application materials must be submitted by email to communications@ashlandfilm.org by March 31, 2018.

After receiving your application, the Communications Office will review your materials. You will be notified, via e-mail, on the status of your request. If your application is approved, details will be sent to you stating how and where to pick up your pass and press credentials.

The Communications Office reserves the right to approve or deny accreditation.