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Choose the events you are going to and your year fills itself in: the dates, the deadlines behind them, the prep runway before each one, and where to find Molten. Add it to Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar.

125 confirmed film and TV markets and festivals, September 2026 to August 2027, with the submission and accreditation deadlines behind each one. Free, from Molten Cloud.

The 14 majors, one click from your role. Every confirmed date, month by month, with search, filters, layers and prep tasks.

Start from your role.

Q3 2026 September 2 markets books close 30 September 2026

  1. 6 deadlines
  2. Book a meeting at TIFF Market

Q4 2026 October to November 5 markets books close 31 December 2026

  1. no dates published
  2. Book a meeting at MIPCOM
  3. no dates published
  4. Book a meeting at AFM
  5. no dates published

Q1 2027 January to March 4 markets books close 31 March 2027

  1. 2 deadlines
  2. 6 deadlines
  3. Book a meeting at EFM
  4. 3 deadlines

Q2 2027 May to June 2 markets books close 30 June 2027

  1. Book a meeting at Marché du Film
  2. no dates published

Q3 2027 July 1 market books close 30 September 2027

  1. 3 deadlines

Questions

What is the Molten market calendar?
A free interactive calendar of the film and TV markets and festivals from September 2026 to August 2027. You pick the events you attend or track, and the page builds a calendar of those dates, the submission and accreditation deadlines behind them, and a prep runway before each one, then sends it to your email as a file and a subscription link.
Which markets and festivals does it cover?
125 confirmed events across 34 countries, from the majors (Cannes and the Marché du Film, Berlinale and the EFM, TIFF, MIPCOM, AFM, Sundance, Venice) to the regional and genre markets. Only dates the organiser has published are listed; an edition that has not announced yet is held back rather than guessed.
How is it different from a list of market dates?
A list gives you dates to copy out by hand. This page builds the calendar for you: the events you choose, the deadlines that feed them, and the preparation steps timed before each one, as real calendar entries you can open in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar.
Does it include submission and accreditation deadlines?
Yes. Each market you choose brings its published deadlines with it: film submissions, project and pitch calls, accreditation and early registration cutoffs. Deadlines for the following edition are included, since most fall months before the market itself.
How do I add it to Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar?
Choose your events, enter your email and send. The mail carries the calendar as an .ics file, which Outlook imports, and as a subscription link, which Google Calendar and Apple Calendar keep in sync so a date the organiser moves updates on its own.
Can I edit my calendar after I have sent it?
Yes. Every entry in a subscribed calendar carries a link to your agenda page, where you can remove events, add your own and resend. Google Calendar takes a few hours to show a change; Apple Calendar refreshes on its own schedule.
How often are the dates updated?
The list is checked against the organisers' announcements through the year and corrected as they publish. A subscribed calendar picks up a correction on its next refresh without you doing anything.
Who makes the market calendar?
Molten Cloud, the rights, royalties and content management platform for film and TV distribution. The calendar is free and asks for nothing beyond an email address to send it to.