The Wildest 48-hour Marathon Film Fest In The Midwest

GOOD LUCK!

Friday, October 19, 2007

We had 34 entries!

The top 25 shows will be screened next Friday the 26th of October at Liberty Hall.
The shows will be judged by our distinguished panel of judges and the winners will receive prizes and the coveted WWFF Scare Factor trophy.

Drop-Off locations-

Our drop-off locations are the same as last year.
In Lawrence at Liberty Hall Video in Lawrence by 10 PM on Sunday October 21st
In Kansas City at Hollywood at Home Video on Metcalf Ave. in Overland Park by 10 PM

Good luck!
WWFF

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3 Responses to “GOOD LUCK!”

  1. det
    October 19, 2007 at 6:13 am

    Can’t wait! This is going to be fun.

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  2. Bri
    October 22, 2007 at 10:45 am

    When do we know what the top 25 videos that are going to be shown are?

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  3. administration
    October 23, 2007 at 11:54 pm

    Thursday afternoon…..

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Dee Wallace Stone“What a great opportunity for young filmmakers to show their craft for good causes. Everybody wins!”
- Dee Wallace
Actress - ET, 10, The Stepford Wives

Kevin Willmott“The Wild West Film Fest has been bringing it to the Lawrence film scene. It is one of the best examples of what filmmakers are looking for in a festival.”
- Kevin Willmott
Director, CSA, Ninth Street

Michael McMillian, the star of Hills Have Eyes 2 and True Blood“The Wild West Film Fest puts filmmaking back into the hands of the people. It’s indy film in it’s purest, grittiest form. A great opportunity for local filmmakers to get their work seen by audiences.”
-Michael McMillian
Actor, Hills Have Eyes 2, Scrubs, True Blood