Tuesday, December 4th
Main Art Theater, 118 N. Main St., Royal Oak
$10, films start at 7:30
Send an email to motorcityblog@earthlink.net for your chance to win a pair of tickets
The 2012 Mitten Movie Project Audience Choice Award winners go head to head for the coveted Short of the Year Award!
2012 AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD WINNERS:
JAN - HOLIDAY SWAPPING [narrative] - Directed by Hugh Holesome
FEB - DOG GONE DAY [narrative] - Directed by Paige Erlich
MAR - HOLY CAR! [musical] - Directed by Mike N. Kelly
APR - GOAT YEARS [documentary] - Directed by Michael Pfaendtner & Kim Stricker
MAY - ORACLE [narrative] - Directed by Joseph D. Johnson
JUNE (tie) - LOVE SUCCINCTLY [narrative] - Directed by Anna Fleury
JUNE (tie) - PROTANGELINE [narrative] - Directed by Joseph Johnston
JULY - THIEVES [narrative] - Directed by J.G. Barnes
AUG - CERTAIN ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS [narrative] - Directed by Jeffery T. Schultz
SEPT - THE TANK II [narrative] - Directed by Brion Dodson & Scott Galeski
OCT - UNFORGETTABLE [narrative] - Directed by Steve MacLaren
NOV - SMUSH! A DEADHEADS SHORT [narrative] - Directed by The Pierce Brothers
Each production receives two comp tickets to the screening and a VIP bag stocked with lots of filmmaking goodies, swag, and gift certificates. An awards presentation will take place at the intermission where the filmmakers will receive custom one-of-a-kind audience choice award art pieces/award certificates. A combined score from 13 randomly selected audience members and a 13 person hand-picked independent filmmaker jury will determine the 2012 Mitten Movie Project Short of the Year.
The Mitten Movie Project is a monthly film festival dedicated to screening independent films the first Tuesday of every month at the Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak. Presale tickets are available for $8 by e-mailing mangilc@yahoo.com. Tickets at the door are $10 (cash only). A pre-screening reception starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Main Art lobby where moviegoers can mingle with the directors, industry professionals, and film enthusiasts. After the screening, a Q&A session will be conducted with the filmmakers in the theatre. An afterglow party will be held at a location TBA (within walking distance of the theatre) to end the night’s activities. To submit a film for consideration in the festival, visit the MMP Facebook fan page for guidelines. Submission is free. Screeners may be sent by DVD or online link
MAR - HOLY CAR! [musical] - Directed by Mike N. Kelly
APR - GOAT YEARS [documentary] - Directed by Michael Pfaendtner & Kim Stricker
MAY - ORACLE [narrative] - Directed by Joseph D. Johnson
JUNE (tie) - LOVE SUCCINCTLY [narrative] - Directed by Anna Fleury
JUNE (tie) - PROTANGELINE [narrative] - Directed by Joseph Johnston
JULY - THIEVES [narrative] - Directed by J.G. Barnes
AUG - CERTAIN ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS [narrative] - Directed by Jeffery T. Schultz
SEPT - THE TANK II [narrative] - Directed by Brion Dodson & Scott Galeski
OCT - UNFORGETTABLE [narrative] - Directed by Steve MacLaren
NOV - SMUSH! A DEADHEADS SHORT [narrative] - Directed by The Pierce Brothers
Each production receives two comp tickets to the screening and a VIP bag stocked with lots of filmmaking goodies, swag, and gift certificates. An awards presentation will take place at the intermission where the filmmakers will receive custom one-of-a-kind audience choice award art pieces/award certificates. A combined score from 13 randomly selected audience members and a 13 person hand-picked independent filmmaker jury will determine the 2012 Mitten Movie Project Short of the Year.
The Mitten Movie Project is a monthly film festival dedicated to screening independent films the first Tuesday of every month at the Main Art Theatre in Royal Oak. Presale tickets are available for $8 by e-mailing mangilc@yahoo.com. Tickets at the door are $10 (cash only). A pre-screening reception starts at 6:30 p.m. in the Main Art lobby where moviegoers can mingle with the directors, industry professionals, and film enthusiasts. After the screening, a Q&A session will be conducted with the filmmakers in the theatre. An afterglow party will be held at a location TBA (within walking distance of the theatre) to end the night’s activities. To submit a film for consideration in the festival, visit the MMP Facebook fan page for guidelines. Submission is free. Screeners may be sent by DVD or online link
