Packet + receipt
The submissions page saves a browser packet and, when online, requests a server-side live receipt from BHFF. Exports remain available as a local fallback.
Black History Film Festival
Clear boundaries for submissions, sponsor interest, privacy, accessibility, public claims, and payment readiness while BHFF operates with local packet tools plus server-side live receipt storage.
What filmmakers should know before using the current submission packet builder.
The submissions page saves a browser packet and, when online, requests a server-side live receipt from BHFF. Exports remain available as a local fallback.
Filmmakers are responsible for rights, screening permissions, music permissions, publicity permissions, and accurate contact information before any official submission process opens.
A saved packet, export, or printed record is not an acceptance, selection, finalist status, award, screening guarantee, or contract with BHFF.
Official submission deadlines, fees, categories, eligibility rules, judge process, and paid submission terms must be published before final intake or paid entry goes live.
How data behaves on this public launch.
Current accessibility commitments and known next steps.
Pages use semantic headings, visible focus states, responsive layouts, text labels, and keyboard-accessible links and form controls.
Before full public intake, BHFF should run a formal accessibility pass for color contrast, screen reader flow, keyboard order, error messaging, and mobile form usability.
Current state for sponsor interest, package estimates, and money-spine displays.
The current public site does not process payments, create invoices, charge cards, or issue tax receipts.
Sponsor values shown in local tools are planning estimates and do not create a sponsorship agreement, placement guarantee, or public sponsor claim.
Refund, cancellation, substitution, and force majeure terms must be finalized before any paid sponsorship or submission fee goes live.
Logo placement, sponsor mentions, partner naming, recap materials, and public claims require approval and fulfillment tracking before publication.
Guardrails for dates, venues, judges, sponsors, winners, and partners.