Production, Distribution and Festivals: The Complete Guide for the Short Filmmaker Panel
Egyptian Theatre (6712 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90028)
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Special Valentine's Day Screening of Breakfast at Tiffany's
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American Cinematheque presents a V-Day digital screening of the Blake Edwards classic Breakfast at Tiffany's at the Egyptian Theatre. When Audrey Hepburn's girl-about-town Holly Golightly meets handsome nice guy George Peppard, she begins to gradually rethink her anything-goes, high-living lifestyle. The 1961 romantic comedy is adapted from Truman Capote's bestselling romance by director Edwards (The Pink Panther, The Party) and features what is arguably Henry Mancini's greatest score. Learn More
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A small forum/panel discussion about short film distribution and film festivals in the changing marketplace. Several industry professionals talked of their experience and recommendations and submitted themselves to a candid Q&A session.Written on Nov 13 2009
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From American Cinematheque
Whether you are looking to obtain information on Short Film Distribution, Short Film Grants, Short Film Writing Labs, Short Film Financial Breakdown Services or secret tips to getting the most festival play for your short, we've got it all for you in one place!
The world of the short film is changing quickly. In fact, not since the "dot com era" of the 1990s have we seen such rethinking of how the short film figures into overall landscape of the entertainment industry.
Whether the recent renewed vitality of the short film is based on the rise of consumer "podcasts", the content crazed appetite of the internet or the appearance of the world's first short film television network, there's no denying it's a big world out there for "little" movies.
Uncover a wealth of information on short film production, distribution and filmmaking trends in this seminar that puts an exclusive spotlight on quick flicks!
What is the difference between a Sundance short, a Cannes short and a Short Film Festival short? What is the design of "internet" short? What does the Academy of Motion Arts and Sciences look for in a short film? What is the definition of the most desirable form of short for a short film distributor and a short film festival programmer? Are there real advantages of showing your short film on the web site. How do you help your little film to make the biggest difference for your extended career?
We will even be including a segment of the seminar where you pitch your short film to our short film industry professionals and they will strategize a film festival plan for you on the spot!
So join us for the 2009 edition of the American Cinematheque¹s COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE SHORT FILMMAKER, as we turn our total attention to unraveling the whole, overwhelming and complex world that today's short filmmaker must deal with to take good care of their films! Film Consultant Thomas Ethan Harris welcomes a panel of short film industry experts.
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