Thanks to everyone for making the Student Fest such a success!

Here's the list of the films screened in this year's festival:

"Captain Sustainable and the Sustainables" by Dan Bejarano (along with a 'sneak peak' at his Practicum)
"The Fix" by Jamie McArthur
"Found Footage: Grow Up" by Chris Davis
"Journal: Page 1" by Chris Davis
"Boardgame Philosophers" by Vince Labriola
"Untitled Practicum" by Raneath Sokha

Thanks to everyone who came to the festival, and I hope you'll make an appearance next year.

Animation Interns Wanted

This was passed along to us courtesy of Jim, so check it out if you're interested:

Internship Available

Finamore-Frassetti Productions in conjunction with AR Loyalty Media is looking for assistance with post-production on one feature length documentary dealing with the life of a former professional wrestler that is soon to be released and two television programs.
All of our programming is sports oriented.

We are looking for self-starter interns and animators: 3D modelers, character animators, and motion graphics animators.

In Exchange:
- You will receive course credit for your work and efforts
- You will receive personal film and television credit and a chance to begin getting established as an industry professional.
- Work alongside wrestling and sports personalities in SOHO studio

Application Instructions:
To apply, please email resume and cover letter.
Please title your email with your first and last name and "internship"
No phone calls please.

Email: franco.frassetti@gmail.com

Facets Midnight Film Screenings

Facets is having a series of midnight "cult classics" screenings, which you can find out more info about here. In the meantime, watch this trailer for one of the moves, titled STREET TRASH... Pretty much the most awesome thing I've ever seen.

STREET TRASH TRAILER (YouTube)


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The 2009 Loyola Student Film Festival

Here is the official poster for the 2009 Loyola Student Film Festival; it contains all the information about the event including submission information. We hope that you'll send your work in and get the chance to see it on the big screen. Again, for more information just shoot an e-mail to vlabrio@luc.edu.

See you at the festival,

Vince.