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Criteria for the Festival!

Friday, July 10, 2009

Wow! We had over 25 teams sign up this year! On top of that we had several teams sign up online and even a team all the way from Texas!
Each team has to use 3 of the 5 following criteria within the film:
Ice Cream
A Giant (blank)
an Angry Neighbor
Buttons
Sunscreen

BUT, each team was randomly assigned a genera.
The genres are:
-Western
-Comedy
-Dramatic
-Action / Adventure
-Mystery

criteria-action

So Friday July 24th stop on by Liberty Hall to check out all the films!
And keep checking back the website for updates. We will post the screening list no later then July 20th so keep checking in!
And once again, Good Luck Teams!

3 Responses to “Criteria for the Festival!”

  1. Ben

    Hi, could someone post what time the doors will open and what time the screenings will start on July 24th?

    #232
  2. Nick

    If you’re going to assign different genres, why not just make it a general “art” competition. Allow paintings and music and interpretive dance. Let’s see judges compare apples to oranges to doorknobs.

    #233
  3. Aubry

    Sounds like someone didn’t get the genre they wanted

    #234

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