
Deadline for Entries Is MARCH 1, 2013
It’s Been Far Too Long!
Do you have a locally-produced gem that you want to see on the big screen?
Enter your project into ReelSpokane 2013!
Dates -
Deadline for Entries: 11:59:59, Friday, March 1, 2013
Announcement of Selected Entries: Friday, March 08, 2013
Screening: Saturday, March 23
Rules -
- Entries must have been completed in the Inland Northwest since February1, 2012.- Entries may be submitted via web address or DVD. Label your entry with the title, director and runtime (entry length including credits not to exceed 15 minutes).- Exhibition format will be Blu-ray.- You must enter each submission separately; a complete entry form is required for each submission.- Only submissions with completed entry forms will be accepted.
- If you have listed a valid email address we will verify that we have received your entry.
- Entries will not be returned.
- Filmmakers are responsible for securing all necessary rights and permissions.
- You will be notified whether or not your film will be screened by Friday, March 8, 2013.
- Filmmakers of screened entries receive one FREE ticket on night of show.
Questions or comments can be directed to contact@reelspokane.com or call us at (509) 981-5679.Sign up online at ReelSpokane.com or print, fill out and mail in your submission form today!
We’re excited to see what you’ve been up to lately and look forward to seeing you all this March!
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Here’s a second, and third chance for you to see this year’s crop of 50 Hour Slam entries This Saturday the 9th!
Did you miss the 2012 50 Hour Slam Screening this year? Loosing your chance to see the highly creative works of local film fans like yourself, completed within a fifty hour period with the requirements that they use a Poem assigned to them as a theme, a local historical landmark, and other constraints to make it more fun?
You’re in luck! The organizers of the Slam have worked with the Magic Lantern theater to put on an encore screening this weekend. In fact, there will be two encores this Saturday June 9th. The first at 1 PM, and the second at 9:30 PM (Magic Lantern Theater, 25 W Main, Spokane Wa). Tickets are $7 and available at the door.
BUT WAIT! THERE”S MORE!
If you haven’t had a chance to yet, the online “Viral Vote“ is underway, so head over to the 50 Hour Slam “Viral Vote” page and make your voice be heard.
See you Saturday!
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The creators and organizers of the 50 Hour Slam – FAVES, PURPLE CRAYON PICTURES, COMMUNITY MINDED TELEVISION, THE MAGIC LANTERN THEATER, JIMMY KESSEE AND ASSOCIATES, AND THE SARANAC PUBLIC HOUSE – are excited to announce the screening of THE HIP CLIPS for 2012 at the Magic Lantern on Saturday, May 12.
The Hip Clips are 16 short films chosen by (more…)
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The 50 Hour Slam round 2 Kickoff is here!
Are you ready to Slam?

The 50 Hour Slam Kickoff event is tonight at the Magic Lantern Theater (25 W. Main, Spokane WA). Be sure to get there early — as you can see from the picture below, last year the theater was over capacity with over 40 teams registering!

At 6pm, the organizers will announce this year’s secret criteria. The criteria should challenge your team to be creative and have fun while making something you are proud of and excited about. Like last year, the judges’ top 15 shows (of those entries turned in by the 50 Hour deadline) will screen at The Magic Lantern soon after the Slam and the audience will be able to vote for the film they think deserves the Audience Award.
Consent Releases, Crowd Notices, Location Agreements, Logo Art Agreements and Music Release Forms are available on the Slam website and can also be used on non-Slam projects too! Also available on the site are links to the simplified City Filming Notification Form, and the Official Rules. The team Registration Form is linked as well so you can print out and complete any time before the kickoff as it will be will be collected as you exit the kickoff.
Talent lists from local agencies can be found on the Slam website soon; some information is already available on its Facebook page.
Whether you’re a first year Slammer or a seasoned pro, make sure you have your team and gear ready to go! Need gear? Contact Community Minded Television as they may still have some of the equipment listed here still available.
See you Tonight!
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Sunday, March 25th: 50 Hour Slam Filmmaker Workshop Reminder
Psst… you have just under 2 weeks until the 50 Hour Slam Kickoff!
If you are asking why you haven’t heard about this year’s event yet, you should follow the 50 Hour Slam on Twitter or Like their Facebook page ASAP!
This year the events start tomorrow with the annual 50 Hour Slam Filmmaker Workshop from 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM at the Community Minded Television offices at 25 West Main Avenue, Suite 436 Spokane, WA 99201. (more…)
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See what goodies SpIFF is bringing this year!
This Thursday, January 26th, the festival begins with Natural Selection, preceded by the short film High Strung. As an extra special treat, the directors for both of these films will be in attendance! To make your night complete, the SpIFF Opening Party will once again be on the main floor of River Park Square after the screening.
What else will this year’s Spokane International Film Festival bring to Spokane? Two words, “A LOT!” (more…)
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