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It costs a whopping 80 cents for purchase, but believe me - it's worth your time and money!
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Showing posts with label denim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label denim. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
Official Finalist: Las Vegas International Film Festival
We've just been notified that Denim has been chosen as an official finalist for the Las Vegas international Film Festival! Although it will not screen at the festival it is one of only 20 films chosen in each category to receive this honor!
We'd like to thank the Las Vegas Film Festival for this extraordinary honor!
Check them out at: www.lvfilmfest.com
Friday, November 7, 2008
Denim Screens in NYC
Denim in NYC
Jeff Lycett’s short film, Denim screened for a second time in NYC. This time, it was screened in Tribeca as part of the Gotham Screen Film Festival. Check out the festival at www.gothamscreen.com.
Denim was screened as part of their short film series: One. This included some wonderful shorts from around the globe. One favorite was from the UK called Daisy. It was directed by Baley Wynn and included Josette Barchillon and Max Abram in the cast. It’s an adorable short romance that was well directed and wonderfully acted.
Congrats to Daisy and thanks to Gotham Screen 2008!
Monday, November 3, 2008
Thanks to the Williamstown Film Festival
The below email was sent to the folks who ran the Williamstown Film Festival. It was written by writer/director Jeff Lycett who's short film, Denim screened there as part of the festival's shorts series.
Being a first time filmmaker, the world of festivals is very new to me. The people at Williamstown were very welcoming and supportive. Not only did they provide a great environment for the screening of my own film, they also gave me open access to other films and made it possible to commune with the other filmmakers. I can't wait to have make another film and I hope they accept me over and over and over again.
many thanks,
jeff lycett
(writer/director- DENIM)
Being a first time filmmaker, the world of festivals is very new to me. The people at Williamstown were very welcoming and supportive. Not only did they provide a great environment for the screening of my own film, they also gave me open access to other films and made it possible to commune with the other filmmakers. I can't wait to have make another film and I hope they accept me over and over and over again.
many thanks,
jeff lycett
(writer/director- DENIM)
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