Posts Tagged 'poster'

Announcing: GUNKY’S BASEMENT with Dan Deacon and Jimmy Joe Roche!

Original silkscreened poster by Baltimore artist, Chris Day

GUNKY’S BASEMENT  is an exciting new Maryland Film Festival project: a series of 5 genre films curated and hosted by two Baltimoreans, musician DAN DEACON and artist/filmmaker JIMMY JOE ROCHE. While the programming is free-form, the emphasis will be on Dan and Jimmy’s favorite sci-fi, horror, and action films of the late 70s through the early 90s. Dan and Jimmy will introduce all the films, which will screen from 35mm prints on the largest screen at the Charles Theatre, with informal conversations following the film. Each screening will also have an original screenprinted poster created by a Baltimore-based artist.

The first film in Gunky’s Basement has just been announced, and will take place at the Charles on Thursday October 21st at 9pm: John Carpenter’s THE THING. THE THING is a startling combination of science-fiction and horror from one of the true masters of both genres; seeing it on the big screen is the perfect way to see in the Halloween season!

We’ll be announcing ticket sales for THE THING soon, as well as the dates and titles for the next two Gunky’s Basement screenings; stay tuned!

Click here to RSVP on Facebook!

MFF 2010 Posters Now Available!

COME BY OUR OFFICE TO PICK UP AND DISTRIBUTE POSTERS FOR THE 2010 MARYLAND FILM FESTIVAL!

107 East Read Street

Special thanks to the great team at Orange Element for this year’s design!

33 Most Inspired Twitter Backgrounds

From the Orange Element Blog:

The Maryland Film Festival has just been featured by Inspired Magazine as having one of the 33 most inspirational Twitter backgrounds. Thanks Inspired!

Check out our Twitter page to see what they’re talking about!

More great MFF 2009 designs from Orange Element can now be found in bus shelters all over town!

MFF Bus SheltersWe are larger than life on the Metro Gallery by the entrance to the Jones Falls Expressway!

Metro Gallery Banner

Yard Sign and Poster Pics

As yard signs and posters go up, people are sending us pictures of where they landed around town!

Submitted by Allen Moore

Submitted by Allen Moore

Orange Element HQ, Broadway and Bank Streets

Orange Element HQ, Broadway and Bank Streets

Clementine, 5204 Harford Road

Clementine, 5204 Harford Road

Labelle Avenue and Emory Place, Ruxton, submitted by Friends of the Festival Kathleen and Jim Carrol

Labelle Avenue and Emory Place, Ruxton, submitted by Friends of the Festival Kathleen and Jim Carrol

We still have yard signs and posters for distribution, just drop by our office at 107 East Read Street to pick them up!

Welcome to the New Maryland Film Festival Blog!

We are always looking for new ways to get our audiences in on the  year-round process of putting together a film festival, and that’s why we are pleased to unveil the new Maryland Film Festival Blog.

Here you will find input from every department of MFF, as we invite you to take a peek at what goes into creating a yearly Film Festival.

This is also your chance to give your input, we invite you to use the comment section to join in the conversation.

Want more? There are so many ways to be involved with the Maryland Film Festival! You can…

Volunteer at MFF 2009 (click here to email our Volunteer Coordinator)!

Join our mailing list to be the first to receive our updates!

Join Friends of the Festival to take advantage of our year-round programming!

And of course, we hope to see you at the 2009 Maryland Film Festival, taking place May 7 – 10!

www.mdfilmfest.com

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