Thursday, May 19, 2011 / 8:00 PM
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CONGRATULATIONS to the 2011 Up&Coming Student Filmmakers!
See all the film submission at http://apfilmupcoming.tumblr.com/
Best Film: Love in Six Parts by Chelsey Grasso
Best Editing: Stereo Blind by Rebecca Salzer
Best Sound: Inside by Matt Maislin
Best Acting: Another Time by Joseph Dutra
Best Cinematography: Pi by Akash Kataria
Honorable Mentions:
Best Film: Family Portrait by Perrie Chen
Editing: Thanksgiving by Cameron Wilson
Sound: Mandeville by Gregory Cortez
Acting: Sam Ash +1 by Philip Lo
Cinematography: Lonely by Kane Diep
A glimpse into the future of filmmaking, starring the
innovation and talent of our very own UC San Diego students.
This highly-competitive festival, selected by a panel of
film industry professionals, always surprises with a broadspectrum
of themes and styles. From darkly humorous to
poignant, insightful, and simply beautiful, the Up&Coming
Student Film Festival is a grab-bag of delights. What remains
consistent from year to year is the stunning originality, both conceptually and technically, of these home-grown cinematic accomplishments.
SPONSOR
Partners: San Diego Film Festival, Shorts Showcase.com
The following 10 films were selected for the Up&Coming student film
festival. It was a hard choice to make for the jury panel. We received a
total of 40 films in a variety of genres. Even if your film was not
selected for the festival, please join us to support your filmmaking peers
on May 19, at 7pm. The night starts off with live music by the Los Angeles
based band the Janks, free pizza, screenings, gift bags and a jury panel
discussion.
The order of the following films were selected to screen in the Up&Coming
Film Festival. They are listed in random order. Awards will be presented
at the festival.
1. Love in Six Parts directed by Chelsea Grasso
2. Stereo Blind directed by Rebecca Salzer
3. Inside directed by Matt Maislin
4. Thanksgiving directed by Cameron Wilson
5. Lonely directed by Kane Diep
6. Mandeville directed by Gregory Cortez
7. Family Portrait directed by Perrie Chen
8. Sam Ash + 1 directed by Philip Lo
9. Another Time directed by Joseph Dutra
10.Pi directed by Akash Kataria
Thank you again to all the talented Up&Coming student filmmakers for submitting your work!!!
SCHEDULE
May 19, 2011
7-8pm: Live Music with the JANKS
8-8:10: Intro and RAFFLE with ArtPower! Film Curator
8:10-9:05pm: Student short film screenings
9-9:15pm: Recognitions and distinctions
9:15-9:45pm: Post screening chat with jury panel members
JURY PANEL
Beth Accomando, KPBS Film Critic
Tara Knight, UCSD Theater & Dance Professor, Filmmaker
Arthur Ollman, Director, School of Art, Design and Art History at SDSU and Former Director of MoPa
Nira Pereg, ArtPower! Film's Innovator in Residence, Award Winning Video Artist
Rajendra Roy, Chief Curator of the Museum of Modern Art
Michael Trigilio, UCSD Visual Arts Professor, Filmmaker
Rebecca Webb, ArtPower! Film Curator and Photographer
Kent Yoshimura, Filmmaker and UCSD Alumnus
Prizes include $500 for Best Film, courtesy of UCSD Alumni Association, a 3D workshop (valued at $900), courtesy of the San Diego Film Festival, and a visit to music video director Chris Milk's studio in Los Angeles, all expenses paid, and much more!
2010 Up&Coming Student Film Festival Screenings
Keep Your Hands to Yourself (James Kildunne, 2010, USA, 2:31
min); Imagining Love (Megan Robinson, 2010, USA, 3:30 min);
Again Comes November (Elizabeth Hood, 2010, USA, 5:50 min);
Malibu (Alicia Peterson Baskel, 2010, USA, 1:23 min); When i
BlInk U Bust In (Allison Sligh, 2009, USA, 10:44 min) Thousand
Cranes (Kent Yoshimura, 2010, USA, 3:44 min); Russell (John
Hong, 2010, USA, 10:47 min); Just Curious (Joanne Park, 2010,
USA, 10:41 min)
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