About me: Cinesol Film Festival is the premier film festival of the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas and is recognized by the Texas Commission on the Arts as one of the top media arts events in the state. Since 1993, Cinesol has offered a traveling film festival with a focus on Latino-themed films and documentaries for the South Texas region. It has served as a mecca for local aspiring filmmakers to fuse with industry professionals in a social setting perfect for networking, learning about filmmaking, and enjoying quality entertainment from all over the world.
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TWO WILD SHOWS This FRIDAY:1) Fuschetto's VAUDEVILLE SHOW from 5:00-7:00 PM.2) THE WILD FILM AWARDS SHOW from 7:00-8:30 PMBoth shows for ALL AGES -- FREE ADMISSION -- ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY!!!!!FRIDAY DECEMBER 11, 2009 -- Building D Auditorium at South Texas CollegeW. Pecan, McAllenFIRST SHOW: At 5 PM, WILD presents THE FUSCHETTO ACTING CLASS WORKSHOP PRODUCTION OFadapatations of authentic vaudeville comedy -- The Fuschetto Vaudeville Show (actual vaudeville routines updated by STC students)See original hand-crafter pu
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WILD's Original Films Contest is this Friday night WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) Film Contest takes place each semester for the past 13 years. See films from varioius locations. Meet film makers. Vote for your favorites. This event is free and open to the public. SHOW DATE: Friday, November 20th at 7 PM -- Auditorium, administration building (fronting Pecan and next door to the library) South Texas College. AWARDS: 1st, 2nd & 3rd Prizes awarded by Barnes & Noble. OTHER AWARD CATERGORIES: Best Drama, Best Comedy, Best Horror, Best animation, Best Action, Best Poetic Film, Best Cinematography, Best actor, Best actress, Best Director, Best Documentary, Best Technical Achievement, and Best Valley Film (new category). Winners will be determined by 50% popular vote (audience members will vote) and by 50% of a jury of local celebrities. For more information: Contact Tom Fuschetto (956/872-3487 or tomf@southtexascoll ege.edu).
Thanks for the add! Why not run away and join our circus? We're looking for fresh and upcoming artists to show their stuff at our event. Its for a good cause and you'll gain alot of exposure and possibly sell your work. If you need more information, just let us know! Shoot us an e-mail at favouritenations@gmail.com . We look forward to hearing from you!
WILD (Writers In Literary Discussion) Events Calendar for the Fall 2009 semester. For more information, contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487 (tomf@southtexascollege.edu).
Ongoing: WILD’s Film Contest.WILD’s Film Contest. Rules: 1. Your film may not be any longer than 40 minutes. There is no minimum length requirement. 2. Your film must have a plot. 3. Your film must include a title and credits. A committee will determine if your film can be shown in the contest. Bring your film to Tom Fuschetto at the Pecan Campus of South Texas College. (J-3.1112) (tomf@southtexascollege.edu). 4. Deadline: November 18. Films will be at the D Auditorium on November 20 at the Pecan Campus of STC. All people are invited. For more information, contact Tom Fuschetto at 872-3487 (tomf@southtexascollege.edu).
Just making the rounds to all of For Love & Stacie's friends here on MySpace letting you know that the full movie is now online in full for free. Hope you love it and and really hope you'll help us out by spreading it around! Thanks so much!
Thank you. :) It's okay though...we still get our t-shirts, and we get to support our friends. :) I am just glad to know that I am in a field where I am doing what I love, and we still have a film. :)
Lots of luck to everyone!!!
Cynthia
If it's a good movie, the sound could go off and the audience would still have a perfectly clear idea of what was going on.
Just a note to say we had fun racing for the 36 hour film race. It's a shame our editing equippment crashed right when we were trying to export it to a disk. We worked SO HARD on that project. One of us missed spending time with our sister who they barely get to see, another one missed spending time with her boyfriend who sacrificed his time to come down from Laredo, and me...well I could barely walk with an immobilizer due to an accident in which a woman fell asleep at the wheel and took me out. I barely survived, yet I am standing here...even with a shattered kneecap I went out there and did what I love to do best. The excrutiating pain was all I have left, but maybe one day...our film will be seen.
Thank you for the opportunity, from a group who believed in the fun in film and that competition is key...yet a passion for your craft and the love in your field means a whole lot more.
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