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Short films — everything from $99 specials to music videos — will be impressive segment at Slamdance
0 Comments Published by Professor Les December 21st, 2008 in Film, Salt Lake City, Community Dialogue, Communication, Tourism, Current Events, Business News.Emerging talent just isn’t confined to narrative and documentary feature films. As the Slamdance Film Festival celebrates its 15th anniversary in 2009, 86 short films in four different competition categories - documentary, narrative/experimental, animation and music video, which is a new classification this year - will be showcased and be eligible for a […]
Slamdance documentaries literally will have something for everyone
0 Comments Published by Professor Les December 11th, 2008 in Salt Lake City, Film, Community Dialogue, Tourism, Business News.A look at bondage websites, the story of an oil industry diver-turned-filmmaker in the heart of Fallujah, a tale of two Crow Indian brothers, and a behind-the-scenes chronicle of a 12-year-old Texas girl who made a feature-length zombie film are among the documentaries that will be screened at next month’s Slamdance film festival.
In fact, in […]
Thriller screenplay about a man who sees numbers on those around him takes top honors in Slamdance screenplay competition
0 Comments Published by Professor Les October 25th, 2008 in Film, Salt Lake City, Current Events, Tourism, Business News, Pop Culture.Numbered, a thriller screenplay by Neil McGowan about a man who starts seeing numbers on those around him, took top honors in the 13th annual Slamdance screenplay competition. McGowan, a first-time screenwriter who works as an administrative assistant for a nonprofit research and analysis company, received a $7,000 cash prize for best feature-length screenplay during […]
