The Annual International Student Film Festival Hollywood (ISFFH) will celebrate its fifth year Nov. 14-18, taking place in the NoHo Arts District of North Hollywood.

The event will start with an Exclusive Filmmakers Reception hosted by Actors Certified Training (ACT) at its facility in the NoHo Arts District.

Guests will participate in a discussion led by Tim Lampros, founder and CEO of ACT and author of "Hollywood Quagmire." Filmmakers will have the opportunity to mingle with their peers and other industry professionals throughout the evening.

The 2007 official film selections will be screened throughout the event at Beverly Garland's Theater at the Beverly Garland Holiday Inn in North Hollywood.

Each screening segment will befollowed by a question-and-answer period where a moderator from the film industry will lead a discussion with the filmmakers and the audience.

The ISFFH encourages the filmmakers to actively engage the audience in discussion to further build their enthusiasm, self-confidence and public-speaking ability. At the same time, it is an opportunity to entertain, enlighten, educate and engage the audience.

The event will culminate with the Closing Gala and Awards Ceremony on Nov. 18, where awards will be presented to this year's top student filmmakers from elementary to graduate schools from around the world.

A.C. Lyles, senior producer at Paramount and longest working executive in Hollywood, will receive the Life Time Achievement Award in honor of his long association and his outstanding contribution to the motion picture industry.

Please visit the ISFFH Web site, www.isffhollywood.org, for more information and to view the 2007 official film selections.

Tickets for this five-day event may also be purchased through the website.