Gregory Whitmore is an independent photographer, filmmaker, editor and media activist.

His most recent feature documentary, Kabul Transit debuted at the Full Frame Documentary Festival in 2006 and traveled to film festivals in the US, Canada, Europe and the Middle East. Kabul Transit was called

SIFF will be accepting submissions for this year's film festival until July 31st! This means that you have a few more weeks to get it in!
I have attached the form again here.

Here it is... The long awaited... Much anticipated... Never before seen... 2009 SIFF Submission Form!

Hello All!

Hope your holidays are finding you happy, healthy, and safe! (And under less snow than Boston, where I write from!)

I can't believe it's already 2009... With that, I am proud to announce this years festival dates to know:
-Submissions due: June 1, 2009
-FESTIVAL DATES: August 7th & 8th

I'll also be updating the countdown, and submission form!

It's almost 2009!

We'll be updating site soon with relevant info!

Nick Zammuto grew up near Boston, MA and studied chemistry and the visual arts at Williams College, where he graduated in 1999. Since then

Hello everyone,

I would just like to take this time to share with you the great article about SIFF on iberkshires.com, which you may read here.

SIFF Entry Form 2008

Hello everyone!

We just discovered the entry form was not available to anyone who didn't make an account with the site, oops! However, this link should provide you access to the form so that you may download it, fill it out, and send it in. We appreciate your patience as we deal with the technical quirks that drive us crazy.

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You can right-click, download/save this as to your desktop!

You will need to print, fill out, and mail to Images Cinema (address is on the form) by the new August 1st deadline.

Also please check out the SIFF Youtube Channel, browse past submissions, check out the favorites specifically selected for aspiring film students, feel free to friend/subscribe!

Young artists offer own festival
By Linda Carman - October, 15 2003

WILLIAMSTOWN — Thirteen-year-old Io Kleiser sits on the sidewalk beside the horse’s head she has just drawn in blue and mauve chalk. She gazes pensively at her creation while Zoe Remillard, a Mount Greylock Regional High School junior, films the younger girl.

“There are three parts to the story,” said Remillard. “Io plays the artist as a young girl, and the story follows her into middle age and older, when she is in a room with an easel.”