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“And Then…” Premiere Screening – Aug 7 – Dim Mak Studios

We are honored to co-host the “and Then…” Premiere Party and Screening for filmmaker Ka’ramuu Kush!  We are joining with the film’s producers Tambay A. Obenson & Rodney C. Parnther of  SHADOW AND ACT, indiewire’s Black Cinema blog to celebrate the online release of the film.    Ka’ramuu directed and acted in the film, from the award winning script penned by Ka’ramuu and Alisha Hinds.  The film stars Diandra Lyles, Ka’ramuu and legendary actress Vanessa Williams, and was produced as part of SHADOW AND ACT‘s  Filmmaker Challenge.

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And Then…

a film by Ka’ramuu Kush

Wednesday, August 7th, 2013
6pm – 9pm

Dim Mak Studios (aka Cinespace)
6356 Hollywood Blvd, upstairs
Hollywood, CA  90028

The evening begins with our filmmaker reception at 6pm, and the film will screen at 7:30pm, followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker.  Actor/Director Ka’ramuu Kush has been a member of the HOLLYWOOD SHORTS community since he was honored at our 2012 AFRICAN AMERICAN SHORTSFEST with his thesis short film SALVATION ROAD.

Please RSVP for the guest list for our special reception and screening at Hollywood’s favorite cinema lounge DIM MAK STUDIOS (a.k.a. CINESPACE). 

 

 

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Short Film Program #15.2 – Nov 18

HOLLYWOOD SHORTS - Monthly screenings

Sunday, November 18, 2012
5pm – 8pm
Dimmak Studios (formerly Cinespace)
6356 Hollywood Blvd, upstairs
Hollywood, CA 90028

FREE

Edition 15.2



SHORT FILM PROGRAM #15.2

5pm – 6pm
Filmmaker Happy Hour
Cast & Crew party for
THE COMPANY and CROW & ARROW

6pm – 8pm
Short Film Program &
Filmmaker Panel

JOE LIPARI – Dream Job

CARLOS LASCANO – A Shadow of Blue

KIRSTEN ROETERS – Hipster Baby

SCOTT GARNER – The Hindenburglar

KEVIN MCDERMOTT – The Company

KIRK NELSON – Crow & Arrow

 

TRAILERS!

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Short Film Program #12 – Aug 19th

HOLLYWOOD SHORTS - Monthly screenings

Sunday, August 19, 2012
5pm – 8pm
Dimmak Studios (formerly Cinespace)
6356 Hollywood Blvd, upstairs
Hollywood, CA 90028

FREE

Edition 14.12



SHORT FILM PROGRAM #12

5pm – 6pm
Filmmaker Happy Hour

6pm – 8pm
Short Film Program &
Filmmaker Panel

 

PAYLOAD

Director:  Stuart Willis
18 minutes, Australia

In the shadow of a space elevator, Simon Carter must sacrifice everything
to save what remains of his family.


TUG

Director:  Marvin Solomon
16 minutes, USA

Two best friends find their man-lationship put to the test.

 

A DECLARTION OF INTERDEPENDENCE

Director:  Tiffany Shlain
4:30 minutes, USA

The CrowdSourced Film, a montage of user-generated videos and graphics, a global mash-up demonstrating the vast potential of creative collaboration in the 21st century.  Music by MOBY.

 

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BIG MAN World Premiere at LA Film Fest – Jun 21

BIG MAN

A short film by Julius Onah

World Premiere – June 21st
2012 LOS ANGELES FILM FESTIVAL
Short Film Program #3
hosted by HOLLYWOOD SHORTS

BIG MAN is a little story about two young boys growing up on Victoria Island in Lagos, Nigeria. Owoga is a mischievous, energetic kid always eager to play and Owoko is his sweet little brother who’s just trying to keep up. It’s summer vacation and all they want to do is adventure, just like their hero — Indiana Jones. But when one of Owoga’s games goes to far, both brothers must confront the fact that childhood isn’t always fun and games.

BIG MAN is the film Julius created as part of Focus Features 2010 Short Film Program for African Filmmakers.

Julius Onah is an award winning filmmaker who has been selected by Filmmaker Magazine as one of its 2010 25 New Faces of Independent Film. Born in Nigeria and raised in The Philippines, Togo, England, and Virginia, Julius lives in New York City and completed his M.F.A. at New York Universitys Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Film Program where he was selected as a Deans Fellow and a Jack Kent Cooke Scholar.

His work has screened worldwide including at the Berlin International Film Festival, Los Angeles Film Festival, BFI London Film Festival, Plus Camerimage and also on HBO, Hulu and mtvU. Julius was a directing talent at the Berlin Film Festival’s 2009 Berlin Talent Campus. He was also selected for the Tribeca Film Festival’s 2010 Tribeca All Access program for his recently completed debut feature The Girl is in Trouble with executive producer Spike Lee.

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Call for Films: 5th African American ShortsFest

 

2012 African American ShortsFest www.hollywoodshorts.com5th African American ShortsFest

at the  American Cinematheque

 

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: December 18,  2011

 

CLICK HERE FOR ENTRY FORM

 

 

Ya'Ke - director of KATRINA'S SON

Ya'Ke Smith - KATRINA'S SON

CALL FOR FILMS

We are currently accepting short films, animation, web series and music videos submissions for our 5th AFRICAN AMERICAN SHORTSFEST at the American Cinematheque in Hollywood.

Our annual AFRICAN AMERICAN SHORTSFEST in association with the American Cinematheque continues the mission to share the outstanding work of filmmakers and animators exploring new themes and crafting breakthrough storytelling that will expand the future of American Cinema. We are thrilled to return once again to the historic Egyptian Theatre, right in the heart of Hollywood, just in front of Oscar Micheaux’s star on the Walk of Fame.

 

SUBMIT YOUR FILM AND ANIMATION

Questions?   Email Us!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Short Film Program #9 – Sept. 17

HOLLYWOOD SHORTS - Monthly screenings

 

 

 

CLICK HERE TO RSVP

Saturday, September 17

5pm – 8pm

FREE

DIMMAK STUDIOS (formerly Cinespace)
6356 Hollywood Blvd, upstairs


SEASON 13 CLOSING NIGHT

Join us for the final installment of our 13th season!!  We are thrilled to celebrate another year of amazing screenings and meeting so many talented storytellers with a great night of films and animation.
Tonight we will also have a special Cast and Crew reception for the hard working people who worked on THE AERIAL GIRL with Anna & Peter Sands, and COLLISION with Alexis Ostrander and Tiffany  Giddes.

5:00pm  – Cast & Crew Reception

6:00pm – Screening & Filmmaker Panel

 

SHORT FILM PROGRAM #9

 

 

 

COLLISION A Short Film by Alexis OstranderCOLLISION

Director: Alexis Ostrander
Cast:  Tiffany Giddes, Teal Sherer

Paralyzed after a near-fatal car accident, Jessica discovers that her rehab training is part of a plan to mold her into a lethal assassin.

A special “work in progress” sneak peek for the cast and crew of COLLISION – the labor of love of actress/activist Tiffany Giddes. Tiffany’s mission is to change the types of roles she gets called in on and how producers/casting directors/filmmakers think of Actors with Disabilities.  She brought together screenwriter Katherine Beattie and Alexis Ostrander, the director of the new feature doc Defining Beauty: Ms. Wheelchair America, to create these action-packed Chick Assassin on Wheels characters.

 

THE AERIAL GIRL

THE AERIAL GIRL

Director: Anna Simone Scott
Cast:  Sarah De La Isla, Joel Stoffer

Urban cool teen Taylor’s life is uprooted when her father dies and she moves to her grandfather’s ranch in Wyoming with her mother. There she meets a ranch hand who turns her life upside down.

Longtime HOLLYWOOD SHORTS members Anna Simone Scott and producer Peter Sands (the filmmaking team at Vision Fire Films) teamed up with screenwriter Terri Sissman to create this touching drama.

 

"A Lost and Found Box of Human Sensation" by animation team at Dancing Squirrel

A LOST AND FOUND BOX OF HUMAN SENSATION

Directors:  Martin Wallner & Stefan Leuchtenberg
Cast:  Joseph Fiennes, Sir Ian McKellen

When his father dies unexpectedly, a young man seeking to cope with his grief goes on a powerful emotional journey through time and space.

One of the biggest sensations of the 2010/2011 festival season!   Martin & Stefan have a young animation company aptly named Dancing Squirrel in Ausburg, Germany. The overwhelming success of this gorgeous animated short created worldwide visibility for these young storytellers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Short Film Program #7 – June 18th – THE CINEMATOGRAPHERS

HOLLYWOOD SHORTS - Monthly screenings

Saturday, June 18, 2011

4:30pm – 7:30pm

FREE

Dim Mak Studios (formerly Cinespace)

Edition 13.7



SHORT FILM PROGRAM #7                                                Reserve your   FREE TICKETS

 

4:30pm – 5:30pm
International Cinematographers Guild Reception

5:30pm – 7:30pm
Emerging Cinematographer Awards
Short Film Screening


Emerging Cinematographers Awards 2010 Nominees

We are honored to join with the International Cinematographer’s Guild Local 600 in presenting our annual screening of this season’s EMERGING CINEMATOGRAPHER AWARDS Finalist and Winners. Each September, the ICG holds their ECAs, honoring the best short films shot by emerging cinematographers from among their Camera Operators & Assistants members.

We are excited to bring together HOLLYWOOD SHORTS directors and ICG’s cinematographers to spark new creative partnerships among our respective members.

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THE FINALISTS Watch the trailers on Vimeo

Tod Campbell Austin, TX “The Big Bends”
John Snedden San Diego “Brite Eyes”
Stephanie Dufford Los Angeles “The Fantastic Magnifico”
Rodney Lamborn NYC “Meridian”
Jacob Pinger Pasadena “The Cycle”
Patrick Meade Jones Santa Monica “Android Love”
Cameron Duncan Venice “Mr. Marceau”
Brian Udoff Los Angeles “Les Mouches”
Emerging Cinematography Awards screening - June 18th

ECA '10 - Bios & Trailers

 

Tod Campbell, an operator out of Austin TX, was chosen for his 13 minute film “The Big Bends;” second assistant Cameron Duncan, from Venice CA, for the 20 minute “Mr Marceau;” Stephanie Dufford, based in Los Angeles, also a second assistant, honored for “The Fantastic Magnifico,” with a running time of 11 minutes. Loader, Santa Monica’s Patrick Jones‘ “Android Love” came in at 18 minutes, while Rodney Lamborn, operator living in New York, will show his “Meridian,” which at 2.36 minutes is the shortest film in the group. Operator Jacob Pinger from Pasadena was honored for his 15 minute “The Cycle;” John Snedden, living in San Diego, also an operator, was selected for his “Brite Eyes,” clocked in at 12 minutes. Rounding out the group is first assistant, Brian Udoff, whose 26 minute “Les Mouches” is the longest film to be screened. He lives in Los Angeles.

Reserve your free seats…

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Meet The Filmmakers: May 2011


HOLLYWOOD SHORTS - Monthly screenings

 

meet the filmmakers

edition 13.6

 

learn more about the directors & animators
featured in our May 21 program

 


This month we feature the work of lauded Australian stop-motion animation team CHRISTOPHER & CHRISTINE KEZELOS, documentary filmmaker JESS DANG, and New York filmmaker PIERRE STEFANOS.
 

Christopher & Christine Kezelos

ZERO
www.zealouscreative.com

 

 

Zealous Creative is the production company run by husband and wife team, director Christopher Kezelos and producer Christine Kezelos, which relocated from their native home in Sydney to Los Angeles this month.  They have been creating award-winning ads, films and viral campaigns & websites for over a decade.
 
Many of their short films have been highly successful on the festival circuit including DentaMate which screened at the 2006 Rhode Island International Film Festival.  Their multi-award winning short film No Butts About It was selected to screen in Sydney Metropolitan Public Schools to raise awareeness of local environmental issues.
 
In 2009, their 1st stop motion animated short Zero launched on the festival world and has reached massive critical and audience acclaim.  The film has won 11 awards including Best Animation at the 2010 Los Angeles Shortsfest and received two Gold Awards from the Australian Cinematographers Society.  It was nominated for the AFI Award in Best Short Animation (Australia’s Oscar).
 
Zealous Creative is just weeks away from finishing their newest short animated film The Maker, and is in development on a feature length stop motion animated film.  They are currently seeking to collaborate with an LA based 3D VFX shop and a sound house to finish The Maker.

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Jess Dang

MADE BY ME
www.jessdang.com

 

Jess Dang - Director  www.jessdang.comJess Dang is a graduate student at the USC School of Cinematic Arts film production program. She received her BFA in Communication Design from Parsons NYC.  She moved quickly into art department, working extensively as an art director and designer specializing in brand identity and advertising. As art director at McCann Erickson, she worked on campaigns for Target, Verizon, Intel, Mobile One, MTV & more.

 
Jess is focusing on documentary filmmaking in her final year at ‘SC and building her career as a director on doc based film and television.   She also continues to work as an art director and is working to expand her commercial success into production designing for film & television.

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Pierre Stefanos

BEDFELLOWS

Pierre Stefanos - FilmmakerPierre Stefanos is a native New Yorker, and a graduate of Columbia University.  He has been a writer for more than half his life, first as a music critic and opinions columnist for the Columbia Daily Spectator and the vaunted independent music review site InkblotMagazine.com
 
After several years working with Fortune 100 clients for companies like AT&T and PriceWaterhouse Coopers, Pierre refocused his attention to filmmaking, working as an AD and UPM on many award-winning independent films.  He also worked as a script reader for Open City Films/Blow Up Pictures.
 
Pierre is also an accomplished editor, winning a 2006 Business Emmy nomination as part of the post team for “Crude Awakening” episode on PBS investigative news series “Now”, and he was the editor of the 2008 Emmy-winning epidode of Bravo’s “Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List”. He assisted editor Nancy Baker on Karen Goodman’s Oscar nominated doc “Rehearsing A Dream” about the YoungARTS kids.  He was also the AE on the 2011 Oscar nominated doc short “Killing In The Name”.

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Short Films at IFFLA 2011

 

INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL of LOS ANGELES

 

Short Film Program #1

Presented by
HOLLYWOOD SHORTS

 

Wednesday, April 13 – 7:15p – ArcLight Hollywood
Saturday, April 16 – 4:30p – ArcLight Hollywood

We are thrilled and honored to join the family of sponsors of this year’s INDIAN FILM FESTIVAL of Los Angeles. We have been involved in this festival for years, participating on industry panels and One-on-Ones. It is no secret that we annual declare that IFFLA has the BEST Swag Bag of any LA fest and we LOVE the awesome filmmaker lunch they host each year.

Nisha Ganatra

BEHOLDER

Kranti Kanade

IDOL

Shripriya Mahesh

IN THAT MOMENT
Kranti Kanade - IDOL Shripriya Mahesh - IN THAT MOMENT
This year HOLLYWOOD SHORTS expands our relationship with IFFLA with our  new role as the Presenting Organization of Short Film Program #1, which will premiere on Wednesday April 13th at The Arclight Hollywood at 7:00pm, and repeat on Saturday at 4:30 also at the Arclight.


Abi Varghese

THE RETURN ADDRESS

Nina Sabnani

THE STITCHES SPEAK

Shlok Sharma

TUBELIGHT’S MOON

Hardik Mehta

WHEELING DREAMS
Abi Varghese THE RETURN ADDRESS Nina Sabnani - THE STITCHES SPEAK Hardik Mehta
We join Festival Director CHRISTINA MAROUDA and invite the entire HOLLYWOOD SHORTS Family to join us in celebrating the work of seven short filmmakers and their creative teams.  This is a powerful line up of short films; exquisite storytelling and remarkable production values.  The Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles is committed to supporting emerging filmmakers and promoting the diverse perspectives of the Indian diaspora.  We are proud to join the 2011 family of sponsors and volunteers of IFFLA.

Nisha Ganatra Kranti Kanade

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BEHOLDER IDOL
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Meet The Filmmakers – February 2011

4th African American ShortsFest

meet the filmmakers

 

february 2011

 

American Cinematheque at the Egyptian Theatre

 

Get to know the 14 filmmakers honored this month
at our annual African American short film festival

presented by The American Cinematheque

 




ANACOSTIA
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ANTHONY ANDERSON
Washington DC

Creator, Director, Writer, Star of the ground-breaking, mega-award winning web-series soap ANACOSTIA.

Writer and Producer of 2006 feature film “The Ties That Bind” starring DeLon Howell, Lori Lewis, Nicole Pettis.

Writes and produces thru his Southeast Boy Productions, and is considered one of the leading forces in a burgeoning Metro DC indie filmmaking community.

CLOSE
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TAHIR JETTER
NYC

At age 16, discovered his passion for filmmaking; attended film school at Tisch.

His short film CLOSE just screened at Sundance ’11, and looks like it will have a big fest run.  The film shows his exceptional ability to direct drama, and to craft compelling modern characters.

Tahir is developing more short films, and several feature screenplays.

GOOD INTENTIONS
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IHUOMA OFORDIRE
Los Angeles

Actress, Writer, Producer originally from DC., she created the intense drama “Good Intentions”to challenge herself as an actress.

She is currently starring in the short film “Kwame”, named Best Short at Pan African ’10, & Sci-Fi feature “Thrillseekers:  The Indoscheen”.

She is also creator of web series “Life, Love & Hollywood”.  She is scribing and developing several new projects via her Good Luck Productions.

I CHEAT
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KEVIN HEROD
Toronto

Veteran stand-up comic, popular on air host & actor.  Also the voice of Canadian animated series “Ninjamaica”.

His hip-hop music video “I Cheat” showcases Kevin’s creativity, guerilla filmmaking acumen, and exceptional comic writing ability. His on-stage humor translates seamlessly to film/video.

KATRINA’S SON
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YA’KE SMITH
Ft. Worth

Shot his first film at 15 while in high school in his hometown San Antonio. Has quickly built an impressive body of work which has already had over 40 fest selections; major award wins, including Regional Student Academy Award, DGA Student Film Award, HBO Short Film Award. Current film “Katrina’s Son” continues to show Ya’Ke’s unflinching storytelling style and bold directing instinct.  His next film is the feature “Wolf” through his Texas-based Exodus Filmworks.


KNOW YOUR ROLE
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DANEL K HUNTER
Los Angeles

Teaming up with his veteran actor/improv pro brother David Hunter, this DC native created their new film “Know Your Role” as part of his move into the directing ranks of the LA film community.

Daniel is a veteran sound editor, with extensive TV network credits.  His extensive music/post background has given him a great foundation to transition to the director’s chair.

MEN OR MICE
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KIARA JONES
NYC

A native New Yorker, Kiara began her artistic journey as a poet and hip hop artist.  She transformed her love for storytelling into an award-winning career in broadcast radio & TV. She has also worked in Vegas producing live shows and has now returned to New York to focus on her filmmaking.

“Men or Mice” explores themes central in Kiara’s films, reflecting the varied American experiences of minorities and women.  Kiara has produced an impressive body of work under her Cultivated Films banner.

Hilton Carter www.fresh-kill.comMOTH
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HILTON CARTER
Los Angeles

Classically trained as a fine artist, Hilton is an alum of the Fine Arts program at the Maryland Institute College of Art, holds an MFA in Film from the Art Center in Pasadena.

Hilton’s visual sensibility and evocative storytelling style has intertwined powerful images and compelling characters into exceptional commercials & music videos.  He now brings these elements together into narrative live action with his debut drama “Moth”.


MR. OKRA
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ANDRÉ JONES
New Orleans

André is a 12 year entertainment industry veteran, with extensive Post Production experience.  He began his career as an assistant to editor/director T.G. Herrington, and they now run the exclusive post house (literally) MAISON in New Orleans, and their in-house production group NOM DE GUERRE Productions.

Mr. Okra is a heartwarming post-Katrina doc that brings the spirit and magic of New Orleans to the screen through one man’s story.

Andre studied at Loyola in N.O, & did his grad work at Morehouse.

THE “F” WORD
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ISSA RAE
Los Angeles

One of those rare LA natives, Issa begin her filmmaking while at Stanford, launching “Dorm Diaries”, a soap type web series she streamed to her college mates via Facebook. She is now a one-woman wrecking machine on the web entertainment scene, and is changing the images and voices of African American writing and characters via the web.

She discovered the comic genius of the hip hop trio THE FLY GUYS while directing a music video for the group, and together they launched one of the funniest web series ever “The “F” Word”. The show is now into their 5th season.

February hails the launch of her much anticipated new episodic online series “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl”.

THE KISS
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CAREY WILLIAMS
Los Angeles

From Pensacola, FL, Carey moved to LA after attending film school at Florida St. University.  He began as a PA, eventually landing a gig on the feature TRAINING DAY, working as Ethan Hawke’s assistant.  He then jumped into directing music videos for local hip hop and rock acts, with two of his vids winning MTVu’s FRESHMEN 5 contest, and getting airplay on VH1 and MTV2.

Carey works extensively as an editor and is in prep to direct his next short film CHERRY WAVES.

 

THE NEXT DAY
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AL ROBBINS
Atlanta

Filmmaker/Writer Al “Skip” Robbins was born in Queens, and started as an actor after attending SUNY/Old Westbury. He became an extra on New York Undercover, then booked several commercials.  He moved behind the camera in 1995 forming his production company Bottom of the Net Filmworks, where he directed his first short “One for the Money”.  After several successful shorts he wrote and directed the feature film “Trust”, and has been writing, producing and directing feature films and web based entertainment.

He is currently in Morocco directing a feature film, and has three feature films projects in development.

Lamont Wayne - animator THEM BONES (2010)
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LAMONT WAYNE
Lynchburg

Lamont Wayne is a freelance animator and artist.  In early 2010, he discovered a new website GoAnimate.com and used it as an educational tool to teach his nephews about how animation is made.  This process led to an animated series based on the boys called Jamari and Bralyn.  The series received unexpected attention thru social media, and let to Lamont being named a Filmmaker To Watch 2010 by HOLLYWOOD SHORTS.

Lamont was a guest speaker and presenter on Animation at the International Children’s Film Festival at the Amazement Square  Children’s Museum in 2009.  He continues to develop JAMARI as well as a short about a bible based superhero kid, and an intergalactic war toon based on the Civil War’s Buffalo Soldiers.


TROUBLESOME (2010)
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HILLIARD GUESS
Los Angeles

A veteran actor, and alum of both the Bill Cosby TV Writers Fellowship and Nickelodeon’s Writer’s Lab.  His feature script SECTION 8 was a Quarterfinalist in the Nicholl’s Fellowship.  He co-wrote & c0-produced horror feature “Blackout” released in 2006.

“Troublesome” is his directing debut. and is already garnering significant festival attention.  Hilliard has three TV pilots available, as well a slate of feature scripts in development through his Hilldog Productions.

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Short Film Program #2 – November 21

HOLLYWOOD SHORTS - Monthly screenings

Sunday, November 21, 2010

5pm – 8pm

FREE

Cinespace - 6356 Hollywood Blvd - upstairs

Edition 13.2



SHORT FILM PROGRAM #2                                     RSVP to attend

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DOTTIE’S THANKSGIVING PICKLE

DIRECTOR: Sean Gannet

CAST:  Nancy Opel, Olympia Dukakis, Joey Collins

Against her mother-in-law’s wishes and her husband’s preference, Dottie, a woman with questionable cooking talent, determines to take on Thanksgiving Dinner.

www.dottiesthanksgivingpickle.com

PIANO MAN by Sean Gannet

PIANO MAN

DIRECTOR:  Andrew Wilding

CAST: Antony Langdon, Carlos Ballantyne, Jason Christopher, Roger Fanter

A tactless, motormouthed weakling will betray anyone to save his own skin in this dark, violent comedy.

AESTHETE FILMS

BARKO - Allison Craig

BARKO

DIRECTOR: Allison Craig

A lonely outcast pup finds himself working the circus with a crowd of rambunctious poodles.  Unnoticed and unloved, will he ever find kindness in his lonely little world?


TITMOUSE, INC.


WAIT FOR ME by M. Keegan Uhl

WAIT FOR ME – Moby

DIRECTOR: M. Keegan Uhl

CAST: Maliabeth Johnson & Max Abrams

Love. Found, Lived, Lost?  It’s never simple.  It’s never easy.



George Hickenlooper's SOME FOLKS CALL IT A SLING BLADE

SOME FOLKS CALL IT A SLING BLADE

DIRECTOR: George Hickenlooper

CAST: Billy Bob Thornton, Molly Ringwald, J.T. Walsh

Twenty-five years after committing a double murder, Karl Childers is going to be released from an institution for the criminally insane.




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August 22 Screening at Cinespace

HOLLYWOOD SHORTS - Monthly screenings


SUNDAY AUG 22
6pm – 8pm

FREE

Cinespace - 6356 Hollywood Blvd - upstairs


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THE FILMS

DEMPTION by Jason Neudecker

DEMPTION

DIRECTOR: Jason Neudecker  

CAST:  Davd Krumholtz, Felix Pire, Gabriel Mann

A detective, a junkie, a gun and nothing to win.



HALF WAY TO UKRAINE by Tanc Sade

HALF WAY TO UKRAINE

DIRECTOR: Tanc Sade

CAST:  Tanc Sade, Tara Summers

A Man… A Woman… A Visa.

Third installment of the 20 DOLLAR SHORT series.  20 bucks, and seven days to shoot.


The Kiss directed by Carey Williams

THE KISS

DIRECTOR: Carey Williams

CAST:  Terry Robertson-Baker, Joel Fusco Wetterstein

Jeana and Evan hit the town for the first time after having known each other for a while. A misunderstanding suddenly sends their great night spiraling to disaster. Both Jeana and Evan will discover feelings that will permanently change the course of their relationship and force them to evaluate what they really desire


MAMA ALWAYS TOLD HIM directed by Annabel Osborne

MAMA ALWAYS TOLD HIM

DIRECTOR: Annabel Osborne

CAST:  Justin Smith, Kate Worsley, Geraldine Hakewill

George’s mother always warned him about falling in love too fast bug when he meets betty in the park, her advice goes out the window. Will it come back to haunt him?


KUNG FU MAN by David Lowe

KUNG FU MAN

DIRECTOR: David Lowe    WRITER:  Matthew Solomon

CAST:  Matthew Solomon, Caroline Rich, Ken Takemoto

Can a Kung Fu Master survive a pregnant wife?



JUST IN CASE by Ye'ela Rosenfeld

JUST IN CASE

DIRECTOR: Ye’ela Rosenfeld

CAST:  Konstantin Lavysh, Lilly McDowell, Boris Kievsky

A beautiful, rich pianist get stranded on her way to a concert, and must board a bus for the first time in her life.






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