Check out this video made by the good folks over at Creative Alliance MovieMakers (CAmm) featuring the staff of the Maryland Film Festival. We are getting pretty excited for the festival which is just one week away!
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Maryland Film Festival in ONE WEEK!
Published April 29, 2010 Uncategorized ClosedTags: Baltimore, CAmm, Creative Alliance, Eric Hatch, Jed Dietz, Kate Ewald, Lucia Treasure, Maryland Film Festival, Scott Braid, video
Maryland Film Festival Opens Tonight!!!
Published May 7, 2009 1 ClosedTags: Baltimore, blog, CAmm, Chris Kaltenbach, coverage, Creative Alliance, Festival, Maryland Film Festival, Mike Sragow, Opening Night, podact, video
It’s finally here! Tonight we are pleased to kick off the 11th annual Maryland Film Festival!
If you’re looking for coverage of day-to-day events during the festival be sure to check out:
The Baltimore Sun’s Chris Kaltenbach and Michael Sragow live-blogging from the festival!
AND
Creative Alliance Movie Makers’ video podcasts from the festival!
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS! ONLINE SALES END AT 11:30pm!
Tent Village Panel Series Announced!
Published May 1, 2009 1 ClosedTags: Baltimore, CAmm, Creative Alliance, directors, discussion, editors, film critic, filmmakers, free, horror, influences, Kurt Kolaja, local, Maryland Film Festival, Maryland Film Office, Matt Porterfield, Matthew Modine, panel, Ramona Diaz, short film, social justice, Tent Village, The Charles Theatre
The schedule for the Maryland Film Office Discussion Panel Series is now up on our website!
This year we are offering ten engaging panels over the course of the weekend. The titles range from “First Encounters: Films That Influenced Us” to “Social Justice Filmmaking: Social Issues Brought to the Screen,” and other topics like the collaboration between directors and editors, shorts filmmaking, and film criticism. Highlights include a panel with MFF Alums Matt Porterfield, Ramona Diaz, and Kurt Kolaja, who are currently working on new films, and a conversation with Matthew Modine!
Plus the Creative Alliance Movie Makers program brings us “B-more Indie Horror Movie Makers” feature guest filmmakers from Baltimore’s booming youthful underground horror scene!
All panels are FREE and open to the public, unless otherwise noted, and located in the Tent Village across the street from The Charles Theatre!
Click here to view the Maryland Film Office Discussion Panel schedule!
MFF 2008: Friday
Published April 14, 2009 Blog Posts ClosedTags: 2008, Baltimore, CAmm, Film, friday, Maryland, Maryland Film Festival, video
Maryland Film Festival Blog 