Performance Dates: March 6-22, 2009
Ticket Prices: $15.00-$25.00
Show times: Seating will begin 30 minutes prior to each performance time. Box office will open 1 hour prior to performance time.
Thursday 7:30pm
Friday 7:30pm
Saturday 7:30pm
Sunday 2:30pm

Nate Wragg grew up in Davis, a small town in Northern California. After High School he moved down to LA and went to CAL ARTS for three years. Studied animation under James Baxter for a summer, and now works at PIXAR as an artist.

Some great art. Hat tip to Frank Chimero, an MSU graduate responsible for the 1st Friday Art Walk graphic among other fine examples of the graphic arts.

Teams will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the initial registration is full, we will put teams on a waiting list. If a registered team drops out or if we add additional theater space, teams on the waiting list will be added to the Project.

Be aware that 48HFP Headquarters has raised the entry fee this year: Early Bird Registration is $135. Teams must register on or before Monday, May 12, to get this special rate. Afterwards, registration is $155.

Learn more and register for St. Louis here:

http://www.48hourfilm.com/stlouis/

FILMMAKING DATES:
June 6-8, 2008

SCREENING DATES:
June 10-12, 2008, Tivoli Theatre
Best of Screening: June 19, 2008

Every second counts when you only have 48 hours to make a film!

Doug Whyte
Director of Media Arts Programs
KDHX Community Media

http://www.kdhx.org/mediaarts

Official submission application and entry rules.

The event runs Sunday-Thursday, July 19-24, 2008
July 19: Filmmaking Seminar/Film Program, Centene Center for Arts & Education
July 20-23: Film Programs, Tivoli Theatre
July 24: Closing-Night Awards Party, Blueberry Hill

The St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase (SLFS), an annual presentation of the nonprofit Cinema St. Louis, serves as the area’s primary venue for films made by local artists. With advances in affordable digital filmmaking, more and more movies are being made in St. Louis and environs, but opportunities for moviegoers to see that work are scarce, because few of the films ever screen commercially. SLFS frequently provides the only chance area filmmakers have to display their talents on the big screen.

SLFS is held at the Tivoli Theatre in the vibrant Delmar Loop entertainment district. A carefully renovated art-deco theater from the 1920s with a 450-seat main auditorium, the Tivoli is regularly voted St. Louis’ favorite theater in the Riverfront Times’ annual “Best of St. Louis” poll. The event annually screens works that were written, directed, edited, or produced by St. Louis natives or those with strong local ties featuring 15-20 programs over five days, ranging from full-length fiction features and documentaries to multi-film compilations of fiction and documentary shorts. Highlights include
post-screening talks with filmmakers, lively seminars on the moviemaking process, and a closing-night party at Blueberry Hill that features announcements of SLFS films chosen for inclusion in the St. Louis
International Film Festival and awards given by the St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association.

I would like to invite anyone who is interested to get ahold of me in regard to participation in my project which is in pre-production now and will be shot in the springtime. At this time we are looking for assistance in these areas..

+ additional make-up special effects persons or assistants

+ a fight choreographer

+ a location scout who can also perform the task of securing locations (locations needed are presently a farm with a tall wooden fence somewhere on the property and a small town square)

+ a prop master (we hope to appropriate a convertable car, a motorcycle and a school bus)

We already have a weapons handler and some great actors on board for the project but we need..

+ a young actress who has some martial arts experience

This film will be produced on industry-grade equipment and will be shot in early spring. The film will be released to an international audience. We promise that the participants will be rewarded for their efforts and hope to offer them some recompense at the time of their initial contributions.

I will accept any level of participation.. even if you just wanna be a zombie, get ahold of me ASAP! And spread the word! Maybe you missed out on the Albino Farm movie, DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS!

As always, thanks for all your support! -Johnno

JohnNoShow@aol.com

A young man in boxer shorts stares at himself in the bathroom mirror. Drink twice if he wears a white dress shirt. Drink three times if he puts on cologne.

The Student Film Drinking Game v3 from Paul Lee. Hat tip to FreshDV.