Delegates can register for the upcoming 20th
edition of the International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK) on the festival’s
official website www.iffk.in from today.
The Kerala State Chalachitra Academy
(KSCA) has created a one-time registration system, which requires a delegate to
register only once and retains the information provided – streamlining the
registration process.
Returning delegates will only have to pay
the Rs 500 fee – either through online payment or by downloading the challan
from the State Bank of Travancore website and paying at any SBT branch across
the country.
Usernames and passwords have been sent
via SMS and email to delegates from last year’s festival.
First-time participants need only submit
their names, addresses, mobile numbers, email addresses and occupation details
to complete the registration process, after which they can use either the online
link provided or the SBT website to pay the fee.
Online payments can be made using credit
cards, debit cards or via net banking. Bank charges are included in the
delegate fee. Registrants making the payment through SBT can use the bank
website or counters set up in SBT branches using the printed challan forms. The
charges for counter transactions are higher than for online payment.
Senior citizens, students and the
differently-abled can pay the registration fees through help desks – reachable
at 0471-4100320 – at the KSCA office in Sasthamangalam and the Film library and
research centre at Panavila. Students can secure a pass for Rs 300 by
furnishing the identity card issued by their respective institutions.
An online chat system and telephone
helpline will be available from 9 am to 9 pm during the registration period to
answer queries and lend assistance.
Delegates will be informed by email when the
registration and payment transaction is completed. The KSCA will send periodic notifications
about short film festivals, regional film fests and the IFFK via email.
Delegate cards and kits will be available
from November 30 at delegate cells at Tagore theatre.
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