Venue change - not on Highline anymore. Sad. But I'm still gonna go.
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Subject: Tonight's show moved indoors to the Walter Reade Theater
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deidreschoo@gmail.com  | | | | | | | TONIGHT - IFP INDEPENDENT FILM WEEK | | IFP LABS SHOWCASE SCREENING - NO ADMISSION CHARGE | | Venue: WALTER READE THEATER Tonight's show has been moved indoors to the Walter Reade Theater, 165 West 65th Street (between Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway), New York, NY 10023
Subway: 1, 2 to 66th Street, Lincoln Center
7:30 PM Doors Open
8:00 PM Screening followed by filmmaker Q&A and meet-and-greet | | | PLEASE NOTE: Tonight's show has been moved indoors to the Walter Reade Theater, 165 West 65th Street (between Amsterdam Avenue and Broadway), New York, NY 10023. The screening is still open to the public and there is no charge for admission. Admission will be first come, first served, and doors will open at 7:30.
Discover tomorrow's next great independent films today! Exclusive excerpts from the 21 projects participating in IFP's 2011 Documentary and Narrative Independent Filmmaker Labs.
The Labs are a year-long mentorship program supporting narrative and documentary directors throughout post production and the completion, marketing and distribution of their first feature film. The program has become the leading U.S. forum for industry to discover and support fresh talent on the independent scene just prior to their introduction to the marketplace. Previous Lab alumni have found success at festivals around the world including Sundance, Berlin, Toronto, Venice and SXSW. All projects presented in the Labs will be premiering at domestic and international film festivals over the next 18 months.
Submissions for 2012 Labs open in February. www.ifp.org/lab
The Lab Selections:
BOOSTER (Matt Ruskin)
THE BROOKLYN BROTHERS BEAT THE BEST (Ryan O'Nan)
DETROIT UNLEADED (Rola Nashef)
EXTRACTED (Nir Paniry | Nir Paniry)
FUTURE WEATHER (Jenny Deller)
THE LOST CHILDREN (Mark Harris)
NANCY, PLEASE (Andrew Semans)
OTELO BURNING (Sara Blecher)
PAVILION (Tim Sutton)
PERVERTIGO (Jaron Henrie-McCrea)
WELCOME TO PINE HILL (Keith Miller)
HERMAN'S HOUSE (Angad Bhalla)
HIGH TECH, LOW LIFE (Stephen Maing)
THE LIGHT IN HER EYES (Julia Meltzer)
NORTHERN LIGHT (Nicholas Bentgen)
OSCAR'S COMEBACK (Lisa Collins and Mark Schwartzburt)
SISTER (Brenda Davis)
SUN KISSED (Adi Lavy)
THE TWELVE O'CLOCK BOYZ (Lotfy Nathan)
US NAKED: THE ADVENTURES OF TRIXIE AND MONKEY (Kirsten D'Andrea Hollander)
WELCOME TO THE MACHINE (Avi Zev Weider) | | | | | TOMORROW | | THUNDER SOUL - NO ADMISSION CHARGE WITH RSVP | | Venue: UNITED ARTISTS COURT STREET , Indoors at Court Street United Artists Theater, 106 Court Street (at Schermerhorn), Brooklyn, NY 11201
Subway: 2, 3, 4, 5 to Borough Hall or N, R to Court Street
7:30 PM Film Begins
RSVP HERE | | | A special advance screening of Roadside Attractions' upcoming documentary THUNDER SOUL. Houston's legendary Kashmere Stage Band reunites in this funky, soulful, award-winning film.
There is no admission charge with RSVP, so click HERE to register.
PLEASE NOTE: Seats are only available while supplies last. Please arrive early. Seating is first come, first served. The screening may be overbooked and seating is not guaranteed.
THUNDER SOUL (Mark Landsman | Texas/Los Angeles | 83 min.)
Presented by Jamie Foxx, Thunder Soul follows the extraordinary alumni from Houston's storied Kashmere High School Stage Band, who return home after 35 years to play a tribute concert for the 92-year-old Conrad "Prof" Johnson, their beloved band leader who broke the color barrier and transformed the school's struggling jazz band into a world-class funk powerhouse in the early 1970s. | | | | | NOW | | ON THE ROOFTOP BLOG | | Have you taken a look at the Rooftop Blog lately? Filmmaker interviews, insider news, jobs, funding opportunities, updates about our Alumni, great independent film events around New York City, and more! Take a look... | | | ROOFTOP FILMS – LIVE AT IFP
For a happy fifth year, Rooftop is excited to once again partner with IFP to bring exciting outdoor events to Independent Film Week.
KAT CANDLER HEARTS IFP
Follow along as Rooftop Alum Kat Candler blogs her adventures at IFP's Independent Film Week.
SHOOTING PEOPLE'S ANIMATION TAKEOVER!
Animators! The incomperable Matt Groening will be judging Shooting People's Animation Takeover Month, THIS MONTH. Submit your film here.
WHAT'S THAT SOUND? ROOFTOP'S SUMMER PLAYLIST 2011
Turns out that you can get a lot more from a film festival than just a film. Get ready, because we've got some music for you too. Yes, you already know that we have live bands. But it's Dan's playlist that has been growing in notoriety as the opening act to most screenings this summer… | | | | | |
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