This past weekend, over 350 teams of filmmakers from around the world were challenged to create an original short film in just 24 hours based on a theme, prop, and action assignment.  This year's theme:  Identity Theft.  Assigned props ranged from noodles to shaving cream and the assigned actions ranged from stretching to looking through a peephole.  Come check out the premiere of the Calgary films and vote for your favorites!  See the screening information below for more details.

 

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Screening Details

Thursday, May 12th @ 7PM

Produced by:

 

Harvard Exit Theatre

807 East Roy at Harvard
Seattle, WA 98102

Amanda England

 

 

Ticket Information 

Tickets will be available at the door for $10 and will sold on a first come, first serve basis. 

The screening is open to the public and anyone may attend.

Please try to arrive at least 20 minutes early to avoid the line.

 

 

Films Playing   (Screening Order May Change)

''Packing Up'' by Cicatrix Films (Steven Thurman)
''Eye-Dentity (aka A Brief Case)'' by Crash Productions (ARIANNE GARDEN VÁZQUEZ)
''Who Am I'' by epiem (Beau Johnson)
''Princess Petunia's Magical Sing Along'' by Fat Cow Productions (Richard Schall)
''Bad Day to be an Asshole'' by Gilliam McSweeny and Co. (Trevor Lareau)
''Searching . . .'' by GORIGNAK (Alex Cox)
''Forgotten'' by Harana Productions (John Mahinay)
''Grandelusions'' by LASER C.A.T.S. (Jesiah Bell)
''Identity: The Stealing'' by Lemonade In My Chocolate Soup Studios (Kai Curtis)
''Do Me A Solid'' by Makeshift Airplane Films (Zachary Gore)
''Trading Faces'' by Media Eclipse (Jay Powrie)
''348'' by Mega Pixel Videos (Charles Koonce)
''Becoming Human'' by Old Lakhani Productions (Jordan Naftolin)
''The Masked Imposter'' by Powered by Coffee (Stephen Dold)
''Loose Ends'' by Renaissance Academy (Scott Sullivan)
''Some Change'' by Spinshot Films (Jeremy Cavner)
''Detachment'' by Team 202 (Arnold Chon)
''The Granddaughter Proxy'' by The Enigma Pantalones (benjamin sherwood)
''Hit or Miss'' by Uninvited Turtles (Laura Hedal)
''FRAUD-U-LATE'' by Untold Volumes Media (Mike Edwards)
''April Showers'' by Vasu Deva Dana (Peter Feysa)
''Urgent Message'' by zA Productions (Gerardo Linero Guarda)
''The House Sitter'' by Zoely (Zak Downing)

 

Seattle Judges

The judges for Seattle include:

 

Chris Julian serves as faculty at the Art Institute of Seattle in the Digital Filmmaking program and holds editing workshops at Northwest Film Forum. Chris is also a freelance video editor, cinematographer, and camera operator. Originally from New York state, he has been in Seattle for over three years. His projects often focus on documentaries (short and feature-length) as well as promotional videos for local businesses and public service videos. His first fictional feature film, "Invisible Ink," will be available to the public soon. Chris is currently working on his next large project, "Scapegoat: the Passion of Judas Iscariot."

 

Chris Swenson is the Film Program Coordinator at the Seattle Office of Film + Music.  He began his 15-year film career in 1994 after five years as an independent record label owner and band manager.  He has worked on feature, corporate and commercial productions across the country.  His film credits include Production Designer for David Russo’s The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle and John Jeffcoat’s Outsourced (Seattle locations), and Art Director for Homeland and Man Maid.  He is a member of the UW Film and Artist Trust EDGE advisory boards.  Chris was raised in the Seattle area and makes his home in West Seattle with his wife and two children.

 

Seattle Awards & Prizes

Prizes:  In addition to competing for the prizes in the overall competition, Seattle filmmakers will be competing for the additional prizes below:

▪ Two admit-2 movie passes to the Northwest Film Forum

▪ Ten free video rentals from Scarecrow Video

 

Awards:  In addition to any prizes that are secured, the following awards will be given to the top films in Seattle:  Best Film, Best Direction, Best Writing, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Acting Ensemble, Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Original Music Score, Best Sound Design, Best Animation, Best Visual FX, Best Special FX, Best Costume Design, and Best Make-Up.

 

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