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CRAZY8s 2016 announces six winning teams and Screening Fundraiser
CRAZY8S DGC-BC SCREENING FUNDRAISER
January 28, 2016
Rio Theatre, Vancouver, BC
Jon the Crazy8s and the DGC-BC at their 17 Year Anniversary Screening and Fundraiser in support of the Crazy8s Films Society. The evening will feature a curated selection of both classic and recent Crazy8s shorts as well as a chance to rub elbows with their alumni, community of friends and sponsors, and this year’s crop of filmmakers (and perhaps a chance to talk to them about crewing up and casting opportunities!).
To purchase tickets, visit http://riotheatre.ca/movie/crazy8s-dgc-bc-17-year-anniversary-screening/
SIX WINNING TEAMS
This year’s short films are a cutting-edge collection featuring ghostly grandparents, exciting grocery store action sequences, romantic serial killers, stylish sci-fi explorations of time and space, a diversity of sexual orientations and desperate wannabe parents. The six winning teams are:
A Family of Ghosts: Shannon Kohli (Director/Writer), Rob Meekison (Producer)
Grocery Store Action Movie: Matthew Campbell (Director), Peter Carlone and Chris Wilson (Writers), Jameson Parker, David Kaye and Ryan Silva (Producers)
I Love You So Much It’s Killing Them: Joel Ashton McCarthy (Director/Writer), Mike Doaga (Writer), Nach Dudsdeemaytha and Marena Dix (Producers)
Iteration 1: Jesse Lupini (Director/Writer), Lucas Kavanagh (Writer), Arshia Navabi and Mert Sari (Producers)
Meet Cute: Patrick Currie (Director/Writer), Brendee Green (Writer), Michele Picard (Producer)
Trying: Shauna Johannesen (Director/Writer), Lulu Pan (Producer)
Teams now have only a few weeks to prepare in advance of their production start date of February 12th. From that time, they’ll have just eight days to shoot, edit and post their films, with $1,000 cash and significant in-kind assistance generously provided by the local film community. The finished films will premiere February 27th at the Gala Screening.
Creative BC is proud to be a presenting sponsor of the Crazy8s Short Film competition.
Crazy8s is also launching an Indiegogo campaign at http://igg.me/at/crazy8s2016/x/6071525
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