What sections does the Film Festival Submissions Website template start with?

Short films, big screen, Key dates, Rules, then the Request a spot form. Add more (Guest Photos needs its add-on), remove any, rename them and change their order in the editor.

Can I put the Film Festival Submissions Website on my own domain?

Yes. Search for one and buy it in the event dashboard, from $20 a year, on any event including a free one, with no add-on needed. Or, on a paid event, connect a domain you already own with the Custom Domain add-on ($6 or 1 credit). Your rsvplinks.com link keeps working either way.

Can I switch to another look later?

Yes. Pick another look from the layout picker and your sections, wording and replies stay; the Marquee colors, Anton titles, cover and intro change to the new look's.

Is the Apply option free?

Yes. Apply is free on every plan, and a free event shows up to 20 replies. Paid plans raise that limit once per event, with no subscription.

Do my guests need an account or an app?

No. Guests open your link and respond on the page, with no sign-up and no download.

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Film Festival Submissions Website template

A lit marquee website with categories, deadlines and a request form for filmmakers.

A whole event website: a cover with your title and date, 3 sections guests scroll through, and the Request a spot form at the end. Every piece below is pre-paired for you and stays editable after you start.

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What's in the Film Festival Submissions Website template

Picking this template opens the event editor with all six choices already made, so you only fill in your own details. Swap any of them at any time.

Sections on this website

Text
Short films, big screen
A heading and a few paragraphs
Schedule
Key dates
What happens when, across one or more days
Questions
Rules
The things guests always ask
Apply
Request a spot
The form, last on the page. Everyone lands on your guest list.

How guests respond: Apply; Guests request, you approve. The button says Request a spot unless you change it.
Website look: Marquee; A lit theatre sign, chase bulbs and a red carpet at night.
Color palette: Marquee; Deep crimson at night, bulb gold and a lit cream sign
Title font: Anton; Impact
Body font: Libre Baskerville; Stately Serif
Page effect: Marquee Bulbs; Warm bulbs chasing around the edge of the screen like a theatre sign
Intro reveal: Marquee lights; A theatre sign on a dark street: bulbs chase round the frame, the letters buzz on one by one and the title lights up on the board.

Best for

Film festivals, short film nights, photo festivals and art contests that review each entry.

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What every website includes

A Request a spot button, free on every plan
Your own questions on the request form
Approve or decline from your guest list, one by one or all at once
An address that only approved guests see
An optional RSVP Fee, paid after you approve

How to use the Film Festival Submissions Website template

1
Open the template
"Use this template" opens the editor on the Marquee look with its sections in place, filled with sample text that guests never see until you write over it.
2
Add your details
Type your names, date and venue on the cover, then fill in each section where it sits on the page. Add, remove or reorder sections as you go.
3
Ask what you need to know
Add your questions, and choose Guests you approve in the Address menu if the location stays private.

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