Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Li'l Film Fest 6: Say What?

LaVita Brooks in "No Shades of Gray"


Live From Memphis™
presents the 6th Li’l Film Fest: Say What? – a collection of locally produced short films focusing on the theme “freedom of speech.”

The festival takes place this Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 2pm and will be held at the Memphis Digital Arts Co-operative (1000 S. Cooper Memphis, TN 38104).

The following is a list of accepted films and filmmakers:

"Yer Anus in the A.M." Donald Meyers
"Angry Dad” Dustin Perry
“No Shades of Gray” Jon W. Sparks
“First Amendment – Canceled” Angel Ortez
“Moon Landing” Timm Scalita
“Lady Liberty” Annie Gaia
“Amendment One” Duane P. Craig
“Censored” Sarah Fleming & Christopher Reyes
“Here’s Your Refill Bitch!” Brad Phelan
“Euphemism” Willie Murray III
“Quiet” Melissa Remsen
“An Inconvenient Question” Trent Davis
“Congress Shall Make No Law: Parts 1-5” Andy Bond
*As always, be on the look out for bonus stuff by LFM!

The event is free and open to the public; Live From Memphis and the MeDiA Co-op will be accepting donations.

Support Local Filmmakers! For More information about the LI’L FILM FEST please visit: http://www.livefrommemphis.com/lilfilmfest or give us a call: (901) 523-9763.

The Li’l Film Fest is sponsored in part by the following businesses and organizations:
Memphis & Shelby County Film & Television Commission
Delta Axis
AudioGraphic Masterworks
Memphis Film Families

Li’l Film Fest is a new kind of festival, highlighting local talent while showcasing interesting happenings around town. Here’s how the festival works: Every 3 months LFM staff members announce a new theme to the filmmaking community. Filmmakers then put their own unique spin on producing a short film.

The theme for the sixth Li’l Film Fest is “Say What? Your first amendment right to freedom of speech,” meaning that each film submission must somehow relate to that topic. The winners will each be awarded a $200 cash prize and will also be guaranteed a spot in the next Indie Memphis Film Festival. Additionally, the li'l films must not exceed 5 minutes in length.

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