The 3rd Annual Films on the Floodwall, a free community film screening, will be held 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 13, at Diversity Park in Richmond’s James River Park System.

The event is being organized by the James River Association, James River Outdoor Coalition and the James River Advisory Council and will include an informational village of various river-related organizations.

Local professional and amateur filmmakers can submit original films to be screened at the event. Films should feature the James River or one of its tributaries and include subjects of conservation, outdoor recreation, parks and public spaces, wildlife and ecosystems or aesthetics.

Films will be accepted through Friday, Sept. 1, and may be sent to Justin Doyle of the James River Association via email at jdoyle@jrava.org or on DVD by mail to Films on the Floodwall, c/o James River Association, 4833 Old Main St., Richmond, Va., 23231.

Submissions will be reviewed by event organizers. Filmmakers then will be notified if their film is selected for the screening.

Details: https://jrava.org/whats-happening/films-on-the-floodwall/.