Ready, Set, Film! Register fo…
Ready, Set, Film! Register for the LRFF 48 Hour Film Project (August 20-22) here:… http://fb.me/zXOHeZ1m
Come to “48 Hour Film Project”…
Come to “48 Hour Film Project” Friday, August 20 at 6:00 pm until <br />Sunday, August 22 at 7:00 pm. 48 Hour Film… http://fb.me/Dl9sD4H2
LRFF announces dates of 48 Hour Film Project (August 20-22)
The Little Rock Film Festival will produce this year’s 48 Hour Film Project (August 20-22) at the Riverdale 10 Theater. The LRFF is excited about the partnership with the 48 Hour Film Project and are looking forward to showcasing the amazing work of the Little Rock film community as part of the 48 Hour Film Project again this year.
The LRFF has pushed back the dates slightly to August 20-22, to give teams time to sign up and us time to prepare.
Now that we’re full steam ahead, please register for the Little Rock
48HFP today! Go to:
http://www.48hourfilm.com/littlerock
If you have any questions about this year’s LRFF 48 HFP, please contact Jacob@littlerockfilmfestival.org.
The Little Rock Film Festival …
The Little Rock Film Festival will produce this year’s Little Rock 48 Hour Film Project (August 20-22). All… http://fb.me/DyEig0JZ
LRFF 2010 Documentary Golden R…
LRFF 2010 Documentary Golden Rock Winner Restrepo gets great write-up in the New York Times-: http://nyti.ms/9MY3y5 http://fb.me/C630llgv
Little Rock Film Festival name…
Little Rock Film Festival named one of “25 film festivals worth entry fee” by MovieMaker Magazine! -… http://fb.me/BnfLj2iC
@PasteMagazine dishes on some …
@PasteMagazine dishes on some truly Southern Films: http://bit.ly/ckxaxy @LRFilmFestival #LRFF2010
Hey watch these #LRFF2010 cate…
Hey watch these #LRFF2010 category bumpers http://bit.ly/blTmsf w/ commentary from Director Levi Agee and cinematographer Timothy Wistrand
LRFF 2010 Competition Bumpers
The 4th Annual Little Rock Film Festival thought it would be fun to include “bumpers” or trailers for some of the competition categories so the LRFF Film Crew (Timothy Lucas Wistrand, Terrell Case, Matthew Corey Gattin) and Programmer Levi Agee produced three 30 second videos for the Made in Arkansas, Golden Rock Narrative and Golden Rock Documentary categories of the festival for 2010. All spots were created in and around Little Rock with the help of the City and Film Commissioner Christopher Crane.
“The first spot was designed from the beginning to honor the late filmmaking pioneer Charles B. Pierce who is the namesake of the Made in Arkansas Award. Our goal with the bumper was to make something weird and fun in keeping with the spirit of Legend of Boggy Creek as a sort of homage. Zach Turner who starred in last year’s Slumberland which won the award was in the Yeti suit. We were very proud how it turned out” -Director Levi Agee
“This spot was a departure from our other bumpers in that it was very procedural and kind of a documentary itself of the idea “how someone would make the Golden Rock.” My wife is in the video and she got a new bike out of it because our next door neighbors wouldn’t let us borrow theirs to “make a movie.” We thought about having her sell the rocks at a Garage Sale but I think our video is short and sweet and brings some levity to a category that can be pretty in your face.” -Director Levi Agee
“The Narrative bumper took on the most abstract or conceptual form of the videos. We really wanted to take an iconic idea of The South (fishing) and place it in a downtown setting which is what I think the Little Rock Film Festival does best. This year we wanted to push the Southern element without being stereotypical or irrelevant. The Film Festival posters were a big inspiration to the spot. We closed down Capitol Street downtown with the help of Christopher Crane and Levi’s brother borrowed his friend’s duck hunting boat and we shot the thing in under two hours. Bill Cyrus, the actor, who is a transplant from Los Angeles, was terrific. He never questioned if we had lost our minds making someone fish in the middle of the city.” -Producer/Cinematographer Timothy Lucas Wistrand
Oxford American chats with Dan…
Oxford American chats with Daniel Campbell about his film Antiquities that won the Made in Arkansas Award #LRFF2010 http://bit.ly/cYFNCL
