Made in Texas Film Series...A Perfect World
Wednesday, September 9, 7:30 pm
Texas Spirit Theater at the Bob Bullock Museum
1800 Congress Avenue, Austin, TX
Writer John Lee Hancock in attendance!
Following the Oscar winning Unforgiven, Eastwood turned to this small, character study that appeared in the guise of a cops and robbers action film.
*An AFF Conversations in Film, sponsored by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, will precede the screening this night beginning at 6:00pm at the AT&T Conference Center.
Upcoming Events!
June 10 | Made in Texas Film Series…Blood Simple @ 7:30pm, Bob Bullock Museum Texas Spirit Theater - ORIGINAL THEATRICAL VERSION ON 35mm PRINT!
June 18 | New Directions Summer Film Series…Gretchen @ 7pm, Blanton Museum of Art
June 21 | New Directions Summer Film Series…Gretchen @ 3pm, Blanton Museum of ArtSummer Film Camp 2009
Austin Film Festival’s Young Filmmakers Program is proud to present the 7th Annual Summer Film Camp. The Summer Film Camp offers students, ages 9 – 18, unparalleled access to in-depth, personal instruction on screenwriting, filmmaking and claymation from local industry professionals. All workshops are scheduled from June 15 – August 7 at McCallum High School, home to one of the leading Fine Arts Academies in the United States.
REGISTER TODAY!
Dark Hero Studios to Judge AFF Sci-Fi Competition
Watchmen co-writer David Hayter and producer Benedict Carver’s Dark Hero Studios will judge the 2009 Austin Film Festival (AFF) Sci-Fi Competition. The Sci-Fi Competition is a sub-category of the Screenplay Competition and includes science fiction, horror, supernatural thriller and fantasy genres.
2009 Screenplay and Teleplay Competitions
Late Screenplay Postmark Deadline: June 8, 2009 ($50)
Teleplay Postmark Deadline: June 8, 2009 ($30)
2009 Film Competition
Late Postmark Deadline: July 3rd ($50)
Very Late Postmark Deadline: July 15th ($60)Confirmed 2009 Panelists
CONFIRMED PANELISTS* for the 16th Annual Austin Film Festival & Conference October 22 – 25, 2009
