Deadline for Entries Is Nov. 18, 2011
Do you have a locally-produced gem that you want to see on the big screen?
Enter your project into ReelSpokane Winter 2011!
Dates -
Deadline for Entries: 11:59:59, Friday, November 18, 2011
Announcement of Selected Entries: Friday, December 09, 2011
Screening: (Mid-December, exact date TBA)
Rules -
- Entries may be submitted via web address in form or mailed to us on a DVD. If you send a DVD, label it with the title, director and runtime.
- Entry length including credits not to exceed 12 minutes.
- Exhibition format will be Blu-ray unless prior arrangements are made to screen in a superior format.
- Filmmakers may submit a maximum of 3 entries. Entries online require all fields marked “(required)” to be completed, with each separate entry in its own section.
- 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, December 9, 2011.
- Filmmakers of screened entries receive one FREE ticket on the night of show.
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 December!
Category Uncategorized |
A quick reminder to all you filmmakers out there: the deadline for late entry into the Spokane International Film Festival is almost upon us, so head over to SpIFF’s call for entries pageand submit your film today through Withoutabox.com! The extended deadline for entry is next Wednesday, November 15! See the SpIFF submission page for entry rules.
Category Annimation, Announcements, Awards, Criticism, Director Q&A, Documentaries, Environmental, Film, Foreign Films, Short, Showing, SpIFF |
This Wednesday, the Spokane International Film Festival continues its Professor Serieswith a selection from SpIFF Director and Eastern Washington University Film Department associate professor Dr. Pete Porter: The Big Lebowski. This modern cult classic keeps viewers coming back for more, complex enough for you to catch something new with every viewing and hilarious enough to have you lip syncing along with every line as you watch it.
After taking a wild ride with The Dude, join Pete Porter for an even wilder ride and delve deep into the colorfully eclectic world of The Big Lebowski during an after-show discussion.
The screening begins at 7 PM at the Magic Lantern Theater (25 W. Main Ave). Ticket prices are $7 or $5 with a valid Student ID.
The film will be gloriously presented in its original 35 MM format.
See you there!
Category Announcements, College, Criticism, EWU, Film, Historical, Showing, SpIFF, Student, Theory |
Those Awkward Teenage Years
The Spokane GLBT Film Festival returns for it’s 13th year of programming, and has programed four events of eye opening cinema compressed into the next three days.
The screenings begin at 7 PM this Firday November 5, at the Riverpoint EWU Auditorium, Phase I Classroom Building.
The four progams will consist primarily of tasty shorts, with long programs concluding the two Saturday screenings. The festival will have screenings beginning at the following times, but each screening will be unique so see (more…)
Category Annimation, Awards, College, Criticism, Documentaries, EWU, Film, Foreign Films, Historical, Short, Showing, Special Interest, Student, WSU |
Photographer In Motion
This Thursday night starting at 6 PM documentary director Hanna Sawka will be on hand for a screening of her 2011 film Beyond Iconic. The film introduces photographer Dennis Stock (1928-2010), one of the most influential chroniclers of the late 20th century, to new audiences. Sawka brings the viewer into Dennis’ (more…)
Category Announcements, Camera, Director Q&A, Film, Historical, Showing, Special Interest, Theory |
The closest a man can come to having a baby
Jason Satterlund lists the casualties of filming his movie: Two plant hangers, an HMI film lamp lens, a C-stand, a car, a marble table top.
“Scratched two corneas,” he said. “We nearly severed one thumb and I ended up in the hospital.”
Satterlund’s film, “The Human Trace,” will screen Friday Oct. 21 through Thursday Oct. 27 at the Magic Lantern, complete with a Q&A session after both events with Satterlund and possibly stuntman Jerry Buxbaum. (trailer after the jump)
Satterlund filmed the movie in December 2004 and January 2005 in (more…)
Category Acting, Announcements, Camera, Casting, Director Q&A, Editing, Film, Fundraising, Project, Screenwriting, Showing, Writing |
