One thing I learned as a filmmaker is that I really just need to submit something. I want to have my own film in a festival, and be able to really engage with an audience.
My favorite experience was the Fiddlehead Shorts. Maybe it's because that was the last screening I volunteered for or maybe it was seeing Shoot the Duck for the first time that made it so great.
One thing that surprised me, and I should've known better, was that they were very unorganized. A lot of blame was pushed around when something didn't go right and I was not a fan of that. The emcees were all super nice, but they never listened to me when I said there was a short filmmaker that wanted to have a Q&A. I think they need to change their format a little to be more accommodating to volunteers and filmmakers.
Photos and Videos:
In order: Screen Coordinating In Reality and then Lez Bomb,
Me and Katarina at Dead in the Water,
Thalian Hall before Dr. Jekyll,
Me Connor, Lily and Andrea after Dr. Jekyll,
Anya's art after the Fiddlehead Shorts
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