FringeFilm 2008
Details will be published soon.
MISSION & OBJECTIVE
The mission of the Indianapolis International Film Festival is to present films that inform, enlighten, and educate the community by providing a vivid reflection of the rich cultural diversity of Indianapolis and the world beyond our doors. Fringe Film allows us to expand that mission to include films of a more specific focus, while continuing to celebrate the wide diversity of movies.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
Fringe Films Indianapolis is a shorts-only section of IndyFringe 2008, a 10-day celebration of the art of performance. Some 50 short films of 30 minutes or less will be screened in three categories:
Midwestern Films - films made by filmmakers from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, and Kentucky. This includes filmmakers who attended college in these states.
Experimental Films - narrative or non-narrative films that push the boundaries of film tradition--including works of digital video art.
Narrative Films - traditional narrative shorts films.
ORGANIZER
Wm. Brian Owens (Director--Programmer)
For more information, visit http://www.indyfilmfest.org/ffi.html or call 317-513-9379.
FringeFriday Last Friday Each Month
The next FringeFriday will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, May 30, 2008, with details to be announced shortly. This is a free event open to the public. RSVP to indyfringe@gmail.com.
FringeFriday is held on the last Friday of each month at various venues in the Massachusetts Avenue Arts and Cultural District. FringeFriday features special performances by current and past IndyFringe performers, skits, live music occasionally, and other surprises. FringeFriday typically includes a cash bar and hors d'ouevres, and admission is free.
FringeFuture: 5th annual IndyFringe: Aug. 21-30, 2009
