Contacts

Important

Dundee Mountain Film Festival (DMFF) “Scotland’s pioneering mountain film festival” in 2024 celebrated its 40^th Anniversary of presenting a programme of outstanding speakers, films, exhibitions and events inspiring, educating and entertaining outdoor enthusiasts of all persuasions. In order to ensure continuity of this popular event the Festival is actively seeking enthusiasts to join the organisers towards achieving this objective. Previous organising experience whilst being an advantage is not essential for this voluntary role other than enthusiasm for bringing together the continued presentation of Scotland’s longest running mountain film festival.

There are a number of ways to express interest in becoming involved and obtaining further information. These are :-

Website :- www.dmff.co.uk (Contacts Page)

Email :- mail@dmff.org.uk

Ticket Sales

The date of our next event has not been decided

Film Submission

Although we do not have a film competition, we welcome approaches from film makers wishing to consider using the Dundee Mountain Film Festival as a showcase for their films. We often have representatives from other film festivals and film makers attending the DMFF.

Trade Stands

We also have a large “trade show” featuring representatives from voluntary organisations and the outdoor trade. This is an efficient and friendly medium for such organisations to interact with their local customers. If you would like more information about a trade stand, or any other enquiries, use the contact form below.

Sponsorship

We invite potential sponsors to discuss participation in our exciting film festival. You can download a sponsorship package here.

We also have sponsorship opportunities for clubs, namely for supporting a film – download the package here.

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You can also join our emailing list, please fill in the form below. We only use your details a few times per festival. Sometimes these emails can go into your Spam folder. You should always check your spam folder as it will often catch genuine emails, and your Inbox will still sometimes catch Spam.

If the email is a work one, from a data sensitive organisation, particularly the NHS or a university, it might be caught at the organisation’s firewall and you won’t see it at all, even in your “Spam” folder.