Sep

06

Film School Night

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Tuesday September 7th @ 6:30pm

September–Film Festival Primer with Warren Etheredge and special guest Laura Henneman

Join us for this free evening on how to make film festivals work for you! We will focus on Austin Film Festival, Sundance/Slamdance, Toronto Film Festival and other niche & regional fests such as Tacoma Film Festival, Port Townsend Film Festival, Maelstrom International Film Festival, Renton Film Frenzy–many of which will have representatives available to speak with after the event. Hosted by TheFilmSchool faculty member and founder of The Warren Report, Warren Etheredge. Help us welcome Festival Manager and Programmer Laura Henneman who has worked with several festivals including, most recently, SIGGRAPH’s Computer Animation Festival, the Middle East International Film Festival in Abu Dhabi, and six seasons with the Ashland Independent Film Festival and who will be bringing us an eye with a keen view of the ‘other side’ of film festivals.

Please rsvp/contact jenni@thefilmschool.com with any questions.

Free parking at the north end of the building, and along Broadway Avenue after 6pm. Thank you for your interest and support of TheFilmSchool!

See http://www.facebook.com/jpboran?v=app_2344061033#!/event.php?eid=132917440084305&index=1 for more details

Aug

31

OBOF tonight@ 8

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Aug

04

IndieFlix Tonight @7

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30

IndieFlix 8/4

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connecting people through movies

INDIEFLIX PRESENTS FILM FESTIVAL IN A BOX

AUGUST 4, 2010, 7PM

ROY ST COFFEE & TEA, 700 BROADWAY AVE E

SEATTLE, WA (JULY X, 2010) – IndieFlix is excited to present a sneak peek of the new movie game, Film Festival in a Box: 4 Fantastical Short Films. We invite you to come play the game on August 4 at 7pm at Roy St. Coffee & Tea, 700 Broadway Ave. E. This is a free and family-friendly event. Bring your cell phone, you’ll need it to vote for the winning film!

Film Festival in a Box is a social gaming platform that connects people through movies. Players watch four short films and act as a jury to determine which film should win “best of the box.” They announce the winner online, making it a great way to support independent film. Playing time is one hour.

At Roy Street, players will deliberate, and then vote by cell phone to pick the winner. The event is appropriate for anyone age 5 and up.

The August 4 preview of Film Festival in a Box is part of “IndieFlix Rogue Screenings,” a monthly screening series at Roy St. at 7pm on the first Wednesday of every month. Screenings are free and open to the public.

ABOUT INDIEFLIX

IndieFlix is a multi-platform film distribution company founded in 2004 to help independent filmmakers take advantage of new media and connect with their audience. In 2010, IndieFlix presents Film Festival in a Box to remind the world that independent film is more than just unique, visionary, and honest: it’s also a lot of fun. Film Festival in a Box is made to spark conversations that will last for years to come, while awakening a new generation of audiences to the joy of independent film. indieflix.com