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The Algonquin Film Festival promotes independent film, with an emphasis on work from the "genius belt" between New York and Philadelphia. We also welcome entries from other parts of the country and world. This annual, four day independent film festival offers daily workshops and panel discussions designed to help independent filmmakers and inform cinephiles. In 2005, the festival will be held at the Warrington Health and Wellness Center Theater on Route 611 and Shetland in Warrington, PA from May 19-22, 2005.
The Doylestown Health and Wellness Center will host the
third annual
Algonquin Independent Film Festival from May 19-22, 05 in the Wellness Center Theater on Shetland and Easton Roads in Warrington. The independent film festival caters to filmmakers and cinephiles alike. This year, the festival will exhibit regionally-produced independent film, and will celebrate "Music for Film" in a special program on Saturday. Entertainment attorneys Bernie Resnick and Sally Mattison
( attorneys for this year's popular Sundance entry
"Rock School") will talk about securing rights to
film score.
Music Editor Chris Kennedy ("Finding Neverland"
; "De-Lovely", "Little Shop of Horrors")
will talk about music editing for film, and
Oscar-winning composer Joe Renzetti ("The Buddy Holly
Story") will receive the festival's 3rd annual HOOPLA!
award on Saturday evening at the festival.
The 4 day festival will also feature a presentation on producing in the
current industry by filmmaker Rob Child
("Gettysburg") and there will be a
screenwriting seminar by Mark Rosenthal ("Mona Lisa
Smile"; Jewel of the Nile"). Casting
Director Mike Lemon ("Signs",
"The Sixth Sense", "Beloved") will cast one lucky filmmaker's short film at the festival. Film historian Judy Swizer will discuss experimental film and screen a rare surrealist film by Salvador Dali. There will also be an exhibition of lost film from film preservationist Lou DiCrisenzo in a program called "Comedy Stars of the 30's and 40's." Next-door-neighbor restaurants Cafe Allessio, Jade Island and Finn McCool's will offer discounted meals and drinks for attendees of the fest. Ticket prices are $32.00 for a day pass (seniors and students, $20.00 with valid i.d.), $99.00 for a four day pass ($60.00 for students and seniors). Half day tickets are $20.00 ($14.00 for students and seniors). Single tickets for individual films, when available, are $10.00 ($6.00 seniors and students). PIFVA members will be admitted free at the door with valid PIFVA id.
Tickets will be available at the door or on April
15, 05 by check or money order at Algfest 3, Box
504, Warrington, PA 18976. On April 30,
tickets will also be available on line at : www.algonquinfest.org
Please click Submit your Film, above, to learn more about how to enter the fest. Click Contact us if you need to email the festival. Call for entry fees are waived for members of Cinewomen and PIFVA.
Click here for More pictures from the 2004 film festival Announcements: River Area Film and Video makers Association (RAFVA) meets at the Eagle Diner, Route 179, New Hope, PA at 10:00AM for breakfast on the second Monday of each month. Bring money for eggs and coffee if you want it!
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