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Gadabout Film Festival at Santa Cruz Guerilla Drive-In | |
Date | Thursday March 16 |
Time | 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM |
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Location Details | |
The new Bike Church location is at 703 Pacific Ave, near the Saturn Cafe. | |
Event Type | Screening |
Organizer/Author | Santa Cruz Guerilla Drive-In |
The Santa Cruz Guerilla Drive-In presents
The Gadabout Traveling Film Festival Thursday March 16 at 8pm at the Bike Church, 703 S. Pacific Ave. What's the Gadabout All About? The Gadabout is a nationally touring film festival that screens a program of 20+ international short films. Independent in every sense, these films share the same willingness to challenge the conventions set for filmmaking. The Gadabout is a distribution avenue for truly indie filmmakers that distrust Hollywood and the commercial film festival circuit. We are NOT a competition, rather a celebration of what is possible in independent film and video. Above all, the Gadabout is super cool. We tour in a van, and show amazing films to our new friends we get to meet while traveling. We have completed 3 national tours and have screened the works of filmmakers from all over the country, and the world (India, Singapore, Australia, Argentina, Isreal, and the U.K.). Independent in every sense, these films share the same willingness to challenge the conventions set for commercial filmmaking. This is filmmaking as art, entertainment, and fun. Again, it's happening: Thursday March 16th at 8pm at the Bike Church (703 S. Pacific Ave.) and Santa Cruz showing is supported by the Santa Cruz Guerilla Drive-In! The Free Skool DIY Filmmaking Workshop Also, go to the Gadabout DIY Filmmaking class offered through Free Skool Santa Cruz. The course will focus on a brief overview of most aspects involved with film/video making (writing, shooting, editing, scoring, acting, directing, etc.) The goal will be to shoot and edit a short film, which may be shown at the film festival the next evening. Wednesday March 15, 7pm at the BYH, 742 N Branciforte Ave. The Program Our new program for 2005-2006. More films to be added... Into The Night Black Rice Live action mixed with digital animation. Black Rice, a rock band from Vancouver, are the only ones we can call on to stop the oncoming attack by mechanical vampires This is For Betsy Hall Hope Hall An impressionistic montage of stills, projected video, underwater footage and an intimate phone conversation, this deeply personal film was crafted as a gift for the filmmaker’s mother, who has struggled all her life with anorexia and bulimia. Frog Christopher Conforti This animated tale is of one frog’s troublesome attempt to get from an unknown territory back to the pond. Why I Love Shoplifting from Big Corporations Frank Lopez, SubMedia How a young American survives in a world dominated by corporations. Inspired by crimethinc’s ‘Day’s of War, Nights of Love.’ Tales of Mere Existence Lev Live drawn animation narrated by the creator. This watches much like a comic strip reads. I Oversee the Maintenance of a Toll Shed Funtime Entertainment The Gadabout would not be the same every year without a Funtime movie. They’ve really stepped it up this year with their new film about a young man and his job overseeing the maintenance of a tool shed. Seven Punches TroyPrideProductions Seven Punches is seven short films that have gone back to the basics of TroyPride movies. They don’t make much sense, but there isn’t too much time to invest. Trina’s Collection Ellen Lake This short documentary celebrates Trina Robbins (writer/producer of Go Girl! Comics) and her eclectic collections: girl action figures, super heroines, vintage aprons, rubber bath tub toys, saints, tikis, hawaiiana, and more. Robot Boy Ted Passon A young boy is born to two very particular parents who try to improve his less-than-perfect human parts with robot parts. Nelson: Rock and Roll Detectives Jay Barba & Brian Farrelly Those glam-metal icons of the 80’s, Matew and Gunner Nelson, are hard-rockin’, identical twin private eyes. In “Close Encounters Of A Nelson Kind,” the golden-haired duo investigate a mysterious UFO sighting and are drawn into a deadly intergalaztic war that threatens the very fate of the music world itself. Memento Mori Jossie Malis An old man is locked inside an elevator. When he's losing his hope to get out, something will change his destiny forever. I’m Not Sleepy Jossie Malis The history of a lost man against its will and a strange guy who notices him on the dangers of his life. NW Film Center Festival Trailers Nick Peterson Trailers for the Northwest Film Center film and video festival, 2004. Fragile David Cumbo A brilliantly animated psychological journey of a young child coping with the death of his older sibling. A L’ami Imagine Laurent Pernot About the question of homosexuality in France these last years. Dealing with exclusion and loneliness. The Gadabout Traveling Film Festival http://www.gadaboutfilmfest.com 14 Mulberry St. New Paltz, NY 12561 (518)207-5318 eric@gadaboutfilmfest.com SANTA CRUZ GUERILLA DRIVE-IN is an outdoor movie theatre under the stars that springs up in the fields and industrial wastelands. Beyond showing great movies and bringing a broad community together, part of our mission is helping reclaim public space and transforming our urban environment into the joyful playground it should be. WINTER LOCATION! The new Bike Church location is at 703 Pacific Ave, near the Saturn Cafe. BREAKING NEWS, updated winter schedule, discussion, do-it-yourself, email list, the works. http://www.guerilladrivein.org |
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