Screening this Friday!
Howdy gang,
We have been busting our butts to bring you a super sweet festival this Friday. Just wanted to remind everyone that this Friday (July 24th) doors open at 7, and we’ll start the screening at 7:30. Tickets are only $7 for public and $5 for students. All proceeds go to WTCS.
And if all goes well with printing tonight, we should have Wild West DVDs for sale, only $15 bucks!
Here is the official screening order
Screening Order:
The Proposal by Beached Whale (Comedy)
Interrogation Room by Rachel Ray’s 30 Minute films (Drama)
Lifetime Guarantee by Team (Western)
JAYSTALKER by Pulp Legacy (Mystery)
Press Your Luck by D.N.A. (Comedy)
Jerry’s Story by Lotus (Drama)
Past Tale by Daisy Hill Division (Action / Adventure)
SILENCE IS DEADLY by Lonely Steve (Mystery)
Barkmoneyloveme by Billion Dollar Brain (Drama )
El Paso, TX 11:43 P.M.by Lazy Cat Productions (Western)
F’ing Stupid by Dying is less Dramatic (Comedy)
Merparty by INTERSLICE (Drama)
(10 Min. Intermission)
A giant (blank) by SNY Snoodle & The Max Rebo Band (Mystery)
The Good the Bad & the Steve by I Like Turtles (Western)
HUGS by Red Rocket (Drama)
The Chad Wilcox Way by Fat Pink Man Productions (Comedy)
Don’t dream it be it by 12:22 Productions (Action / Adventure)
Shades of Obsession by Dec. Crub. (Drama)
No Good Dead by Wild Shooters (Action / Adventure )
The Neighbor by Wombat (Drama)
Tribute to buttons by Clockwork (Drama)
SUPER FORCE FOUR by B-Jam (Action / Adventure)
The fallowing two films will are not eligible for judging but are up for people’s choice:
Sundae Bloody Sundae by PMP Productions
99 Buttons by Lone Road Productions
See you alllll Friday night for a night of fun!
“What a great opportunity for young filmmakers to show their craft for good causes. Everybody wins!”
“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.”
“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.”
Interrogation Room was actually assigned as a comedy, and we made it as a comedy…hahaha.
Don’t worry; so was “Tribute to Buttons”. I suppose that can just be chalked up to different comedy styles.
But genre shouldn’t matter, right?
lets hope!…not that mine would win, regardless hahaha
Good times were had, but the genre-assigning needs to go. Not necessarily because of the different approaches the judges have to make to properly judge each one (and I personally believe they did a horrible job at being non-biased towards genres), but more from the filmmaker standpoint. We were assigned Drama – and my team hates drama. Just not a fan of them. Why would we make a drama film? It just doesn’t fit us. By choosing a category for the team, you potentially force them into creating a film they just cant get fully behind, because at their own core, they’re not fans of the genre, and that just isn’t truly fair.
Who won? Updates please.
Winning Shorts added to the front page video? Please?