Advance tickets go on sale January 20 at the following venues:

Bolen Books in Hillside Mall, 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM daily
Festival Office at 808 View St. 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday - Saturday
By phone at 250 216 4647 or 250 389 0444 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday - Saturday
Visa and MasterCard accepted

Advance tickets cannot be bought the day of the show. Same day tickets will be on sale at the door thirty minutes before the show (subject to availability). Please note that many shows sell out in advance.

FILMS:
Film Festival Membership (mandatory for entrance to films): $2.00
Feature Films: $8.00
5 Films for 38.00 (films must be selected at time of purchase)
10 Films for 75.00 (films must be selected at time of purchase)
Shorts: $7.00/program

SPECIAL EVENTS:
Opening Gala Reception: $25.00
End of Festival Bash: $15.00
CineKids: $5.00 per person
InVision Screening: $8.00
Sips ‘n Cinema: $20.00
Triple Shot Sessions: FREE

INDUSTRY EVENTS:
Trigger Points Pacific Co-production conference: $200.00
Trade Forum: TBA
Panel Discussions: $15.00 each
Film Forum Pass: $75.00 (2 day panel discussion pass)
Master Classes: $107.00 each
Martini Talks: FREE

INTERACTIVE FUTURES:
Panel, presentation or keynote $5.00
2 day pass to panels or presentations $20.00
Performance - Char Davies $10.00

Ticket prices include GST. GST #883954026RT0001
All sales are final, no refunds

Film Festival Membership Information:
Membership has its privileges. Do you know that all the movies you normally see at the theatre have been classified?. You know – rated PG or R or G. They have been passed by the B.C. Film Classification board and deemed appropriate for public viewing. In British Columbia the only way to view unclassified films is to be a member of the Society showing the films and over the age of 18 – that’s the law.

The Victoria Independent Film & Video Festival screens unclassified films.
That’s why you have to have a membership and that membership costs $2.
And once you’re a member of the Festival Society you can get in to see any of the films at the 2005 Victoria Independent Film & Video Festival.

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