No Budget Film Festival ~ Sept 28th & 29th
The Fourth Annual No Budget Film Festival is Sept 28th (Panel Day) and Sept 29th (Screening and Gala). We also have no budget, so this festival is near and dear to our hearts. In general the idea of creating real films on super limited budgets is one that needs more exploration and attention, so please read below for info about the Festival...
Panel Day: Bonus Features
Sat 9/28
12:30pm-5:30pm
$10
El Cid
4212 W Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90029
http://nobudgetfilmfest.com/bonus-features-2013/
PANEL #1: WHAT'S NEXT: LIFE AFTER SHORTS
Filmmakers discuss what happens after the creation of a successful short film. From career opportunities, to false starts, to ways to maximize festival or internet buzz, join some of the industry’s most engaging new creators as they discuss how they got there.
PANEL #2: FUTUREGAZING: THE NEW TOOLS
Augmented reality, evolving cameras, innovations in light- these aren’t just pitches for your next sci-fi project. The tools behind the tech are opening revolutionary new doors for how people tell visual stories. Representatives from rapidly expanding technology fields join artists to forecast how filmmaking will merge with tech for captivating new projects. Featuring augmented reality firm Daqri.
PANEL #3 SEE AND BE SEEN: DISTRO INFERNO
From independent screening tours to digital routes, distribution is changing before our very eyes. Leading industry voices discuss the new and evolving distribution channels available to alternative storytellers.
and the Screening and Gala info below:
Fourth Annual No Budget Film Festival Screening and Gala/Awards Ceremony
Sunday 9/29
5:30pm red carpet
6:00pm check In
6:45pm Doors
7pm Screening
$15 Screening/$10 Gala/$25-45 package for both + food/drink
The Vista Theater
4473 Sunset Dr Los Angeles, CA 90027
Gala
9:30pm-midnight
Secret location (revealed only to ticket buyers)
$10
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