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Venice, United States · Est. 2020 · High structural score (80–100) for legitimacy and industry clout — not limited to Oscar-qualifying festivals
Strong legitimacy signals
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Venice Shorts is a Venice, California-based short film festival and competition that has become an IMDb-qualifying event with live and digital screenings. It is notable for championing independent shorts from around the world, attracting both emerging filmmakers and established talent, and for building a strong reputation as one of the popular international short film festivals in Los Angeles.
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
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Founded
2020
Venue
Fine Arts Theatre of Beverly Hills
Screenings
Physical screenings confirmed
Avg. rating
4.9/ 5
Reviews
450
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Thank you so much for hosting us! We were thrilled and honored to be part of Venice Shorts!
We are so grateful that out short "The Astronaut" could be screened at this festival. Thank you for the award for "Best Youth Actress"! Really appreciate it!
Thank you for honoring Gabi Kislat in your “Best Cinematographer” Category for our movie “Darwin’s Fox.” Many thanks to the festival for this invaluable recognition!
A great festival to be a part of.
This one seems entirely worth entering, with impressive selections and rewarding communication and feedback. Thank you for selecting us!
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