Please send the application questions to lauren@tsff.info before March 20, 2022

Volunteer Screeners Needed

Screeners for TSFF watch 2-4 hours of films each month and critique films based on merit. Screeners for TSFF watch 2-4 hours of films each month and critique films based on merit. Volunteer screeners must be knowledgeable about film and be able to defend their thoughts in writing. Our submissions are handled online, so all you need is an internet connection and a love of film! We have another position open as a Judge for those who are available for more time commitment and are interested in open discussions in a group setting about the films, final programming, and planning/execution of the festival.

Do you want to help increase queer representation in film and watch queer films before they’re released? This is a great entrypoint into the film festival industry and film criticism while making a difference in your community.

Time Commitment
—2-4 hours of screening per month April - July
—4-12 hours during Festival in Fall (optional)
—1-2 hours for Annual Meeting in Fall (optional)

Responsibilities
—Watch and critique 2-4 hours of film per month.
—Contribute ratings and reviews for each film watched
—Ensure films meet submissions guidelines/criteria

Qualifications
—Knowledgeable about film, film history, and film theory, either through filmmaking, education, or other experience
—Self-motivated and reliable with deadlines
—Skill with written communication
—A reliable internet connection
—Preferred: a connection to the LGBTQ+ community

Application Questions
1. What's the last film you saw? Would you recommend it? Why or why not?
2. What experience do you have making, critiquing, or watching films?

Please send the application questions to lauren@tsff.info before March 20, 2022.

About Us

Trans Stellar Film Festival is the only queer film festival in Michigan! We show films by LGBT/queer filmmakers at an annual film festival in the Fall. We will be both online and in-person for the foreseeable future. We believe in promoting queer filmmakers, even when the content of their film isn’t explicitly queer.