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Please join us tonight for some of the best short films you have ever seen.
Time: Doors open at 6:15 P.M. the show starts at 7 P.M.
Place: Malaspina Theatre - Building 310 Vancouver Island University, 900 5th Street Nanaimo (map).
Parking: Pay parking available on campus. Lots “F”, “G” and “E” (map).
Tickets: Nanaimo Art Gallery (VIU Campus BLD 330), Falconer Books Downtown in Port Place mall, or from the Nanaimo Arts Council in Nanaimo North Town Center.
Price: Tickets are $15.
Box Office: A limited amount of tickets will be sold at Malaspina Theatre starting at 6 P.M. - cash only.
Information: 250-729-3947 admin@visff.com
Pre-show tickets for the Saturday, February 13th show of the VISFF are sold out! If you are wanting to go this year, either buy tickets for the Friday, February 12th show or come early to the theatre on Saturday night. There will be a very limited number of rush tickets at the door.
Friday night has the Filmmakers Q&A Panel this year, so come Friday for your chance to ask the filmmakers questions about their work.
A Q&A panel with local filmmakers will be held on opening night of the fifth annual Vancouver Island Short Film Festival.
Continue reading ‘VISFF announces Q&A With Local Filmmakers After Friday Night Show’
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Tickets for the 5th Annual Vancouver Island Short Film Festival are now on sale. The festival will include a screening of the 13 selected films and an awards ceremony for best films in several categories with prizes for winning filmmakers.
The 2010 festival will take place on two nights. Opening night will be Friday, February 12 and the second showing will be Saturday, February 13h. Both nights will commence at 7 p.m. at the Vancouver Island University theatre. Awards and an after party will be presented following the screening on the 13th.
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After several months of preparation and promotion, followed by a thorough judging process, thirteen films have been selected for the 5th annual Vancouver Island Short Film Festival.
This year we were flooded with great original short films. Over the Christmas holidays a three-person jury selected 13 films that will be shown at the festival on February 12th and 13th - 7 PM - at the Malaspina Theatre at the Nanaimo VIU campus. The festival will include a screening of the 13 selected films and an awards ceremony for best films in several categories with prizes for winning filmmakers.
“The quality of storytelling, technical aptitude and artistry is improving every year,” said VISFF director Johnny Blakeborough.
Planning for the Nanaimo Arts Council’s 5th annual Vancouver Island Short Film Festival is well underway. Judges are watching this year’s submissions; they are assigned the difficult task of choosing the official selections for the 2010 short film festival. The selected films will be shown at the Malaspina Theatre at the Nanaimo VIU Campus in February.
Tickets are on sale now for this exciting local event at the Nanaimo Arts Council Gallery in Nanaimo North Town Centre, Falconer Books at Port Place Mall, the House of Indigo on Commercial Street, the Nanaimo Art Gallery at the VIU campus and at the door. Tickets for this crowd-pleasing show are $15 and make a great stocking stuffer.
Continue reading ‘Selection Process for the 2010 VISFF Underway’
The Nanaimo Arts Council is pleased to open the call for submissions for the 5th annual Vancouver Island Short Film Festival (VISFF 2010).
VISFF 2010 will continue to support local talent by providing filmmakers with an opportunity to screen their films in front of a dedicated and growing audience. The VISFF is a juried event; films receiving the distinction of official selection will be entitled to artist fees. Building on the success of previous years, the 2010 show will be comprised of 15 -20 juried films. Cash awards for outstanding films will be given out in several categories, including best film.
Hundreds of local film buffs came out to Malaspina Theatre last weekend to celebrate the work of local filmmakers at the 4th annual Vancouver Island Short Film Festival. We received overwhelmingly positive feedback from filmmakers and film watchers. Thank you so much to everyone who helped make this possible!
The Vancouver Island Short Film Festival (VISFF) has drawn more films than any previous year, an amazing 62 entries to this year’s festival.
A jury will select the 15-20 films that will be shown at the festival on January 23rd and 24th at the Malaspina Theatre at The Nanaimo Campus of Vancouver Island University and awarded prizes by a final panel of judges.
“We are absolutely amazed at the quality of films this year, I didn’t think our local filmmakers could surpass the quality of last year but they have,” said VISFF organizer Johnny Blakeborough.