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2008 T Tauri Film Festival~

 

 

 

 

Monday, July 21, 7 PM

University of AR Community College-Batesville, Independence Hall, 103

Admission: FREE

 

 

Films from the LineStorm Digital Flipbook Animation Program

PRESENTER--Pell Osborn, LineStorm founder and T Tauri Movie Camp instructor


 

Wednesday, July 23, 7 PM

University of AR Community College-Batesville, Independence Hall, 103

Admission: FREE

 

 

Finding Your Way in the Galaxy~

A big-screen look at the newly-launched T Tauri Galaxy, an interactive online community for young filmmakers

PRESENTER--Will O'Loughlen, T Tauri Movie Camp instructor

 


 

Friday, July 25, 7 pm

MorningSide Coffee House,

616 Harrison Street, Batesville

Admission: FREE

 

 

International Youth Media Showcase~

Films from the Norway Youth Film Festival (NUFF) and the Reel Youth Film Festival (Canada)


 

Saturday, July 26, 2-3:15 PM (approx)

University of AR Community College-Batesville, Independence Hall Auditorium

Admission: FREE

 

RETURN TO SENDER

 

COOLEST TOWN IN ARKANSAS

 

A SIGN OF THE TIMES

 

 

Official Selections from the 2008 Young Filmmakers Competition, Documentary Category:

 

HELP WANTED (Youth Rights Media, New Haven, CT)

Explores the problem of youth unemployment in New Haven, CT.

 

RETURN TO SENDER (Emma Bailin and Sarah Bailin, Little Rock, AR)

Chronicles the story of Cubans interned at Fort Chaffee, AR as a result of the Cuban Mariel Boat Lift in 1980.

 

COOLEST TOWN IN ARKANSAS (St. Joe School EAST Lab, St. Joe, AR)

What a small group of local teenagers thinks about the tiny town of Gilbert, Arkansas.

 

THE APOLLOS (Nick Parker and Jazmin Jones with Bay Area Video Coalition, San Francisco, CA)

About the struggle of a high school senior class to pass a bill making Martin Luther King's birthday a nationally recognized holiday.

 

A SIGN OF THE TIMES (Daisy Khamphakdy with Bay Area Video Coalition)

One young woman turns a critical eye toward the mainstream media's depiction of women. CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE

 

AS THE YEARS PAST BY (Alexandria Tesoro with Bay Area Video Coalition)

The healing power of skateboarding.

 

A NEW DEPRESSION (Emily Thomason with the Full Moon Film Festival, Nashville, TN)

Examines the effects of poverty in the filmmaker's public high school.


 

Saturday, July 26, 4-6 PM (approx)

University of AR Community College-Batesville, Independence Hall Auditorium

Admission: FREE

 

THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF

 

THE INVENTOR

 

JERRY

 

THE COUNTDOWN

 

IN LOVE WITH THE '80S

 

BULLYING HURTS

 

WHERE'S THE JUSTICE?

 

AMERICAN CITIZEN

 

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT

 

WILTING LILY

 

AMANDA'S CHOICE

 

TAKING A STEP BACK

 

 

Winning Films and Official Selections from the 2008 Young Filmmakers Competition:

 

 

THREE BILLY GOATS GRUFF (Lauren O'Malley with Saint Mary's Hall School, San Antonio, TX)

What happns when three billy goats decide to move from their dreary barn to greener pastures.

WINNER - ANIMATION

 

 

THE INVENTOR (Steven Ojeda with Clarkstown High North, New City, NY)

Follows a man through the process of creating a new electronic device.

ANIMATION

 

 

ERAS (Creative Arts at Park School, Brookline, MA)

An animated video celebrating the main eras of geologic history.

ANIMATION

 

 

JERRY (Conor Long with SpyHop Productions, Salt Lake City, UT)

A musical comedy about a day in the life of an everyday zombie.

WINNER - COMEDY

 

 

FIVE STEPS TO THE BEAUTIFUL EMOTIONAL HIGHS AND LOWS OF THE FAIRY TALE ROMANCE (Melissa Wee with Bay Area Video Coalition)

COMEDY

 

 

THE COUNTDOWN (Rene Dongo with the Fast Forward Program at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA)

A powerful remembrance of 9/11 by spoken work artist Sofia Snow.

WINNER - EXPERIMENTAL

 

 

THIS LITTLE SECRET (Kao Choua Vue with In-Progress, St. Paul, MN)

The filmmaker uses the medium of the video poem to explore and face down her own insecurities.

EXPERIMENTAL

 

 

IN LOVE WITH THE '80s (David Williams with Fayetteville High School, Fayetteville, AR)

WINNER - MUSIC VIDEO

 

 

DAYLIGHT AND DARK'S "AND DIE" (Fountain Lake High School, Hot Springs, AR)

A music video of the song "AND DIE" by Daylight and Dark. MUSIC VIDEO

 

 

BULLYING HURTS (Brittany Rich with N. Broward Preparatory School, Coconut Creek, FL)

A look at the physical and emotional pain caused by bullying.

WINNER - PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

 

 

WHERE'S THE JUSTICE? (Sharmaine Pearson, Daniel McDuffie, Nyasia Alicea with Youth Rights Media)

Addresses the racial disparity in the justice system.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

 

 

AMERICAN CITIZEN (Kathy Vega Munoz, Michael Muro, Hugo Delgado with In-Progress)

U.S. citizenship through the eyes and voices of young Latinos.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

 

 

IS IT WORTH IT? (Justin Elbourn with Val Verde High School, Perris, CA)

A realistic depiction of teens who decide to drink and drive and the horrifying consequences.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

 

 

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT (Michael Maldonado with Bay Area Video Coalition)

Encourages young women to understand their rights when dating.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

 

 

THE LAST GIFT (Brian Neris with The Ghetto Film School, Bronx, NY)

Tragedy befalls a young man who seeks a token of affection for his dying mother. WINNER - DRAMA

 

 

WILTING LILY (Isangi Ozuna with Raw Art Works, Lynn, MA)

Looks at the tension that develops between mother and daughter when the daughter develops an eating disorder. DRAMA

 

 

THE EVIL COYOTE (Ricky Hermosillo and Victor Guzman with In-Progress)

About a group of Latinos trying to find their way to the United States with the "help" of an underhanded "Coyote." DRAMA

 

 

AMANDA'S CHOICE (Kerry Kolbus with Batesville High School, Batesville, AR)

A girl struggles to make the right choice about illegal drug use.

DRAMA

 

 

TAKING A STEP BACK (Joey Brenneman and Derrick Dawkins with Youth Channel, New York, NY)

A story about taking a step back when things are rushed in a relationship. DRAMA


 

Saturday, July 26, 7 PM

University of AR Community College-Batesville, Independence Hall Auditorium

Admission: $7 Adults / $5 Adults Age 55 and Over and Foothills Film Society Members / $3 Youth Age 18 and Under

 

THE ELIZABETH RICHARDSON CENTER

 

DOWNTOWN

 

DOGTOWN: IT'S NOT WHAT YOU THINK

 

4th Annual T Tauri Film Festival and Movie Camp Grand Finale

 

Screening of Competition Award Winners from Arkansas and movies created in the 2008 Movie Camp workshops:

 

 

THE ELIZABETH RICHARDSON CENTER (Alex Summers and Kelsey Norbash with Fayetteville High School)

A highly personal look at a pre-school dedicated to the development of special needs children in northwest Arkansas.

WINNER - DOCUMENTARY

 

 

DOWNTOWN (John Erwin, Fayetteville, AR)

A young man's bad decision has ramifications far beyond what he might have predicted.

WINNER - THE KID WITH A CAMERA

 

 

DOGTOWN: IT'S NOT WHAT YOU THINK (Katelyn Abel, North Little Rock, AR)

The North Little Rock Animal Shelter provides homes for the four-legged homeless.

WINNER - ArkanSTAR!

 

 

FILMS PRODUCED IN THE 2008 MOVIE CAMP WORKSHOPS

  

 

 

 

 

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