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IFP Labs Showcase Screening

IFP Labs Showcase Screening
Monday, September 16th, 2013   7:30PM - 10:30PM
Solar One - 2420 FDR Drive, Service Road East (at 23rd ST & the East River)

Presented in partnership with Rooftop Films. Free and open to the public!

Where: Solar One
2420 FDR Drive, Service Road East (at 23rd St & the East River)
(Subway: 6 train to 23rd St.)

7:00pm – Doors Open

7:30pm – Live Music

8:00pm – Screening followed by filmmaker meet-and-greet

Exclusive excerpts from the 20 projects participating in the 2013 Documentary and Narrative Independent Filmmaker Labs – see them before their festival premieres!

IFP’s unique year-long mentorship program supports first-time feature directors when they need it most:  through the completion, marketing and distribution of their films.  Focusing exclusively on low-budget features (<$1million), this highly immersive program provides filmmakers with the technical, creative, and strategic tools necessary to launch their films – and their careers.

Through the Labs, IFP works to ensure that talented emerging voices receive the support, resources, and industry exposure necessary to reach audiences. For more information on the Lab films and the upcoming 2014 program, visit: http://www.ifp.org/programs/labs

The Independent Filmmaker Labs are generously supported by the Time Warner Foundation.

Submissions for 2014 Labs open in February

 

Documentary Labs

Approaching the Elephant

Directed by Amanda Wilder; produced by Jay Craven

Bringing Tibet Home

Written and directed by Tenzin Tsetan Choklay; produced by Tenzin Tsetan Choklay and Tenzing Rigdol

Do I Sound Gay?

Written and directed by David Thorpe; produced by David Thorpe, Howard Gertler, and Jenny Raskin; executive produced by Dan Cogan

Evolution of a Criminal

Directed by Darius Clark Monroe; produced by Darius Clark Monroe and Jen Gatien; executive produced by Spike Lee

Farmer Veteran

Directed by Alix Blair and Jeremy Lange; produced by D.L. Anderson

In Country

Directed by Mike Attie and Meghan O’Hara; produced by Meghan O’Hara, Mike Attie, Daniel Chalfen, and Jim Butterworth

Kasamayaki (Made in Kasama)

Directed and produced by Yuki Kokubo; executive produced by Annelliesse Popescu

The Life and Mind of Mark DeFriest

Written and directed by Gabriel London; produced by Gabriel London and Daniel Chalfen; executive produced by David Menschel, Peter Brusik, and Jim Butterworth

Mateo

Directed by Aaron Naar; produced by Aaron Naar and Benjamin Dohrmann

Roots and Webs

Directed by Sara Dosa; produced by Josh Penn; executive produced by Adam Spielberg and John Montague

 

Narrative Labs

AWOL

Directed by Dev Shoval; written by Dev Shoval and Karolina Waclawiak; produced by Jessica Caldwell

Below Dreams

Written, directed, and produced by Garrett Bradley

Beneath the Harvest Sky

Written, directed, and produced by Gita Pullapilly and Aron Gaudet; produced by Kavita Pullapilly; executive produced by Allison Jones

Dig Two Graves

Written and directed by Hunter Adams; produced by Hunter Adams, PJ Fishwick, and Claire Connelly

Dukhtar

Written and directed by Afia Nathaniel; produced by Afia Nathaniel and Khalid Ali; executive produced by Muhammad Nadeem Nawaz

Gabriel

Written and directed by Lou Howe; produced by Ben Howe and Luca Borghese

Homemakers

Written and directed by Colin Healey; produced by Colin Healey, Dave Schachter, and Ella Hatamian

Kick Me

Written and directed by Gary Huggins; produced by Betsy Gran

Something, Anything

Written and directed by Paul Harrill; produced by Ashley Maynor; executive produced by Dee Bagwell Haslam and Ross Bagwell, Sr.

Stay Then Go

Written and directed by Shelli Ainsworth; produced by Christine Walker and Geoffrey Sass

 

 

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