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Orientation Screening [clear filter]
Friday, November 11
 

8:55pm MST

NYChapters: Jerry (5m) + The Water Angel of East Porterville (19m)
NYChapters: Jerry
(USA) In English
(2016) 5 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Alexander Hankoff, PRO Attika Torrence, DP Alexander Hankoff, EDIT Morgan Mitchell, MUS Damon Hankoff, CAST Jerry

A day in the life of Jerry, a pet store owner in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn as he tends to his pigeons and shares his philosophies about NYC.

The Water Angel of East Porterville
(USA) In English
(2016) 19 min. (16:9)

DIR Ryan Daniel McKinney, PRO Ryan Daniel McKinney, Lucy Minh, DP Mike Panganiban, EDIT Ryan Daniel McKinney, Anthony Soler, MUS Natalia Perez, CAST Donna Johnson

The shallow wells of rural East Porterville, a predominantly lower income neighborhood, have started to dry up at an alarming rate as the severe California drought enters its fifth year.  With the federal and state governments unable to help the households without running water — numbering in the thousands and growing every day — retired local resident Donna Johnson, ‘The Water Angel of East Porterville’, delivers bottled water door-to-door every day to ensure that the residents of East Porterville have clean drinking water.

Directors
avatar for Alexander Hankoff

Alexander Hankoff

Director/Executive Producer/Cinematographer, "NYChapters: Jerry"
Director and Cinematographer Alexander Hankoff be- gan his career directing and shooting commercials for fashion and beauty brands such as Nike, Dior and Estée Lauder where he developed his cinematic sensibilities and unorthodox approach to advertising. The filmmaker has earned a... Read More →
avatar for Ryan Daniel McKinney

Ryan Daniel McKinney

Director, The Water Angel of East Porterville
Ryan Daniel McKinney is a director based out of Los Angeles, CA. He was born and raised in the Shuswap Lake region of British Columbia. He started his career in Vancouver, BC before relocating to Los Angeles. Aside from film and television, Ryan is inspired by music, art and literature... Read More →



Friday November 11, 2016 8:55pm - 9:25pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Saturday, November 12
 

6:45pm MST

Equal Footing (8m) + Why we Fly (23m)
Equal Footing
(USA) In English
(2016) 8 min. (16:9)

DIR Daniel Holz, Eric Elofson, Kaare Iverson, PRO Daniel Holz, SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Kim Havell, Julie Heemstra

Wyoming’s remote and vast wilderness provides the perfect canvas for Alpinists Kim Havell and Julia Heemstra to redefine preconception of the feminine. Isolated and exposed, their presence breathes life into this bleak yet breathtaking landscape as they navigate sheer granite walls and explore the fabric of experience.

Why we Fly
(USA) In English
(2016) 23 min. (16:9)

DIR Tyler Lee, Dan Holmes, PRO Barry Barr, SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Marshall Miller, Neil Amonson, Jesse Hall, Jeff Shapiro, Hartman Rector

Ever wondered what goes through someone’s mind as they jump from a helicopter above the Canadian Rockies? Then ride along with the Team KAVU athletes as they wingsuit, skydive, and speedride above scenic Fernie, British Columbia. This film features exhilarating point of view shots of the athletes in flight, along with footage of the raw beauty of mountainous B.C. But as visually stunning as it is, “Why we Fly” is much more than an extreme sport highlight reel. The documentary takes viewers beyond the visceral thrills to explore the emotions, technical preparation, motivations, and camaraderie of the athletes before, during, and after a jump. Come take a leap with these remarkable athletes.

Directors
avatar for Dan Holmes

Dan Holmes

Creative Manager / Director, Blackrapid / "Why we Fly"
Video, photography, and social media.
avatar for Daniel Holz

Daniel Holz

Director, Equal Footing
Dan Holz is an internationally published outdoor photographer and filmmaker specializing in active lifestyle and adventure sport imagery. Based in Durango, Colorado, Dan brings the most spectacular scenes from the most remote peaks and corners of the globe to you. His work is inspired... Read More →
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Eric Elofson

Director, Equal Footing
KI

Kaare Iverson

Director, Equal Footing
avatar for Tyler Lee

Tyler Lee

Director, Why we Fly
Tyler Lee’s mantra is to do more with less. To not just have dreams, but find a way to live them. All of his experiences led him into video production which he pursued at Western Washington University and Messiah College where he excelled in Lacrosse and Film. After he completed... Read More →

Sponsors
avatar for Show Supporter —  Steed-Corry Property Management

Show Supporter — Steed-Corry Property Management

Equal Footing — Why We Fly, Steed-Corry Property Management



Saturday November 12, 2016 6:45pm - 7:15pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

9:00pm MST

Desolate Places (22m) + Life Through a Lens (11m)
Desolate Places
(USA) In English
(2016) 23 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Jay Worsley, PRO Jay Worsley, SCR Mark Apel, DP Jay Worsley, EDIT Jay Worsley, MUS MusicBed, CAST Jay Worsley, Mike Olbinski, Jason Williams, Andrew Fleming

A journey of three photographers and a filmmaker searching for their own uncharted wild west. Exploring what was unknown to them. Asking the question, ‘What truth might be hidden if we just press a little further?’ Attempting to capture God’s beauty through megapixels and try to convince those back home of its magnitude

Life Through a Lens
(USA) In English
(2016) 12 min. (1.78:1)

DIR Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson, PRO Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson,  DP Niknaz Tavakolian, EDIT Benjamin Kegan, MUS Ronete Levenson, CAST Robert Zuckerman

Life Through a Lens follows Robert’s journey with APBD and how he has chosen to face it.  Robert’s hope is to empower those living with the challenges, physical and otherwise, brought on by APBD and all debilitating diseases, to know and harness optimism and possibility in life.

Directors
avatar for Jay Worsley

Jay Worsley

Director, Desolate Places
Jay Worsley was born in California and raised in Arizona. Self taught he has been an award-winning filmmaker since 2010.
avatar for Jeffrey  Levenson

Jeffrey Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Jeffrey Levenson is a dentist in New York City. He is also a certified dog trainer, and with this documentary, he makes his directorial debut. Jeff believes that the key to success is to surround yourself with amazingly talented people that inspire you to be more than who you are... Read More →
avatar for Ronete Levenson

Ronete Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Ronete Levenson is an actor that can be seen as a recurring character on Showtime's ‘House of Lies’ with Don Cheadle. Off-Broadway credits include: Lascivious Something (Women's Project/ Cherry Lane), Our Town (Barrow Street Theatre with David Cromer), What Once We Felt (LCT3... Read More →



Saturday November 12, 2016 9:00pm - 9:35pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Sunday, November 13
 

5:15pm MST

Desolate Places (22m) + Life Through a Lens (11m)
Desolate Places
(USA) In English
(2016) 23 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Jay Worsley, PRO Jay Worsley, SCR Mark Apel, DP Jay Worsley, EDIT Jay Worsley, MUS MusicBed, CAST Jay Worsley, Mike Olbinski, Jason Williams, Andrew Fleming

A journey of three photographers and a filmmaker searching for their own uncharted wild west. Exploring what was unknown to them. Asking the question, ‘What truth might be hidden if we just press a little further?’ Attempting to capture God’s beauty through megapixels and try to convince those back home of its magnitude

Life Through a Lens
(USA) In English
(2016) 12 min. (1.78:1)

DIR Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson, PRO Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson,  DP Niknaz Tavakolian, EDIT Benjamin Kegan, MUS Ronete Levenson, CAST Robert Zuckerman

Life Through a Lens follows Robert’s journey with APBD and how he has chosen to face it.  Robert’s hope is to empower those living with the challenges, physical and otherwise, brought on by APBD and all debilitating diseases, to know and harness optimism and possibility in life.

Directors
avatar for Jay Worsley

Jay Worsley

Director, Desolate Places
Jay Worsley was born in California and raised in Arizona. Self taught he has been an award-winning filmmaker since 2010.
avatar for Jeffrey  Levenson

Jeffrey Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Jeffrey Levenson is a dentist in New York City. He is also a certified dog trainer, and with this documentary, he makes his directorial debut. Jeff believes that the key to success is to surround yourself with amazingly talented people that inspire you to be more than who you are... Read More →
avatar for Ronete Levenson

Ronete Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Ronete Levenson is an actor that can be seen as a recurring character on Showtime's ‘House of Lies’ with Don Cheadle. Off-Broadway credits include: Lascivious Something (Women's Project/ Cherry Lane), Our Town (Barrow Street Theatre with David Cromer), What Once We Felt (LCT3... Read More →



Sunday November 13, 2016 5:15pm - 5:45pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

6:00pm MST

NYChapters: Jerry (5m) + The Water Angel of East Porterville (19m)
NYChapters: Jerry
(USA) In English
(2016) 5 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Alexander Hankoff, PRO Attika Torrence, DP Alexander Hankoff, EDIT Morgan Mitchell, MUS Damon Hankoff, CAST Jerry

A day in the life of Jerry, a pet store owner in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn as he tends to his pigeons and shares his philosophies about NYC.

The Water Angel of East Porterville
(USA) In English
(2016) 19 min. (16:9)

DIR Ryan Daniel McKinney, PRO Ryan Daniel McKinney, Lucy Minh, DP Mike Panganiban, EDIT Ryan Daniel McKinney, Anthony Soler, MUS Natalia Perez, CAST Donna Johnson

The shallow wells of rural East Porterville, a predominantly lower income neighborhood, have started to dry up at an alarming rate as the severe California drought enters its fifth year.  With the federal and state governments unable to help the households without running water — numbering in the thousands and growing every day — retired local resident Donna Johnson, ‘The Water Angel of East Porterville’, delivers bottled water door-to-door every day to ensure that the residents of East Porterville have clean drinking water.

Directors
avatar for Alexander Hankoff

Alexander Hankoff

Director/Executive Producer/Cinematographer, "NYChapters: Jerry"
Director and Cinematographer Alexander Hankoff be- gan his career directing and shooting commercials for fashion and beauty brands such as Nike, Dior and Estée Lauder where he developed his cinematic sensibilities and unorthodox approach to advertising. The filmmaker has earned a... Read More →
avatar for Ryan Daniel McKinney

Ryan Daniel McKinney

Director, The Water Angel of East Porterville
Ryan Daniel McKinney is a director based out of Los Angeles, CA. He was born and raised in the Shuswap Lake region of British Columbia. He started his career in Vancouver, BC before relocating to Los Angeles. Aside from film and television, Ryan is inspired by music, art and literature... Read More →



Sunday November 13, 2016 6:00pm - 6:30pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

7:30pm MST

Soy Cubana (17m) + Thrive (13m)
Soy Cubana
(USA) In Spanish with English subtitles
(2016) 17 min. (16:9)

DIR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, PRO Robin Miller Ungar, SCR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Koset Muñoa Columbié, Ana Hernández Rosillo, Maryoris Mena Faez, Annia Del Toro Leyva

Winners of the 2016 Cubadisco Award for best vocal group, the Vocal Vidas are a female a cappella quartet from Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. This short documentary follows this unique and until now little known Cuban a cappella quartet.  Their infectious spirit, precise vocal harmonies, and melting pot of references embody the sounds of Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. We follow these four women, exploring their daily lives, artistic process and gain a unique window into a building a music career in a communist country.

Thrive
(USA) In English
(2015) 13 min. (16:9)

DIR Paul Szynol, PRO , SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jonathan Batiste and the Stay Human Band, CAST Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith

A short documentary about the prodigious talent and irrepressible spirit of a musically precocious 12 year old blind boy who plays the piano.

Directors
avatar for Ivaylo Getov

Ivaylo Getov

Director, Soy Cubana
Ivaylo Getov is a Los Angeles based director and new media artist. His company, Luxloop, is a pioneer in the immersive digital space and was most recently commissioned to create a piece for the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
avatar for Jeremy Ungar

Jeremy Ungar

Director, Soy Cubana
Jeremy Ungar is a Los Angeles based writer & director. Alongside Guillermo Del Toro, he co-wrote the libretto for the stage version of Pan’s Labyrinth, which will feature music by Gustavo Santaolalla and lyrics by Paul Williams. He is in pre-production on his first feature film... Read More →
avatar for Paul Szynol

Paul Szynol

Director, Thrive
Paul was born in Warsaw, Poland, and moved to NYC at the age of 12. He's lived in New York City, Warsaw, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alexandria (VA), Berkeley, New Haven, Philadelphia, NJ, and DC, and, for shorter periods, Kampala and Berlin. His first short film, “Thrive”, has... Read More →



Sunday November 13, 2016 7:30pm - 8:00pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Monday, November 14
 

12:00pm MST

Equal Footing (8m) + Why we Fly (23m)
Equal Footing
(USA) In English
(2016) 8 min. (16:9)

DIR Daniel Holz, Eric Elofson, Kaare Iverson, PRO Daniel Holz, SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Kim Havell, Julie Heemstra

Wyoming’s remote and vast wilderness provides the perfect canvas for Alpinists Kim Havell and Julia Heemstra to redefine preconception of the feminine. Isolated and exposed, their presence breathes life into this bleak yet breathtaking landscape as they navigate sheer granite walls and explore the fabric of experience.

Why we Fly
(USA) In English
(2016) 23 min. (16:9)

DIR Tyler Lee, Dan Holmes, PRO Barry Barr, SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Marshall Miller, Neil Amonson, Jesse Hall, Jeff Shapiro, Hartman Rector

Ever wondered what goes through someone’s mind as they jump from a helicopter above the Canadian Rockies? Then ride along with the Team KAVU athletes as they wingsuit, skydive, and speedride above scenic Fernie, British Columbia. This film features exhilarating point of view shots of the athletes in flight, along with footage of the raw beauty of mountainous B.C. But as visually stunning as it is, “Why we Fly” is much more than an extreme sport highlight reel. The documentary takes viewers beyond the visceral thrills to explore the emotions, technical preparation, motivations, and camaraderie of the athletes before, during, and after a jump. Come take a leap with these remarkable athletes.

Directors
avatar for Dan Holmes

Dan Holmes

Creative Manager / Director, Blackrapid / "Why we Fly"
Video, photography, and social media.
avatar for Daniel Holz

Daniel Holz

Director, Equal Footing
Dan Holz is an internationally published outdoor photographer and filmmaker specializing in active lifestyle and adventure sport imagery. Based in Durango, Colorado, Dan brings the most spectacular scenes from the most remote peaks and corners of the globe to you. His work is inspired... Read More →
EE

Eric Elofson

Director, Equal Footing
KI

Kaare Iverson

Director, Equal Footing
avatar for Tyler Lee

Tyler Lee

Director, Why we Fly
Tyler Lee’s mantra is to do more with less. To not just have dreams, but find a way to live them. All of his experiences led him into video production which he pursued at Western Washington University and Messiah College where he excelled in Lacrosse and Film. After he completed... Read More →

Sponsors
avatar for Show Supporter —  Steed-Corry Property Management

Show Supporter — Steed-Corry Property Management

Equal Footing — Why We Fly, Steed-Corry Property Management



Monday November 14, 2016 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

3:45pm MST

Experimental Shorts Competition - 2016 (26m)
 Experimental Shorts - 2016 (26m)
“Urban Audio Spectrum” directed by Marina Schnider (4m, Germany/Switzerland) 2016  
“Wasteworld”  directed by Andrea Niada (12m, UK) 2015
“A Working Definition” directed by Kayla Hashimoto (10m, USA) 2016

Urban Audio Spectrum
(Germany, Switzerland) No dialogue
(2016) 4 min. (16/9)

DIR Marina Schnider, PRO Marina Schnider, SCR Marina Schnider, DP Marina Schnider, EDIT Marina Schnider, MUS Reid Willis, CAST Everyday objects in Berlin

Audio visualization through manipulation and animation of elements/objects in video footage. The Scenes have all been recorded in the city of Berlin.

Wasteworld
(UK) In English
(2015) 12 min. (1.85:1)

DIR Andrea Niada, PRO Oliver Sunley, SCR Andrea Niada, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Nicole Magdalena, Tommie Grabiec, Jeremy Hill

A woman hatches into a menacing world made of bin bags where she must find the key to a mysterious container, which holds the terrifying secret of this strange place.

A Working Definition
(USA) In English
(2016) 10 min. (16:9)

DIR Kayla Hashimoto, PRO , SCR Kayla Hashimoto, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST

A fleeting, fragmented, look into association, attachment, and meaning. Using an array of accounts and mediums, this film explores an enigmatic idea that we often overlook; one that is painted by nostalgia, intertwined with change, and synonymous with belonging - home.

Directors
avatar for Andrea Niada

Andrea Niada

Director, Wasteworld
Born in Milan and raised in London, Andrea Niada is an ambitious and versatile filmmaker, with a particular interest in the absurd, the grotesque and the darkly comic.After graduating with a BA in Theatre & Performance from the University of Warwick, he was accepted on an MA course... Read More →
avatar for Kayla Hashimoto

Kayla Hashimoto

Director, A Working Definition
avatar for Marina Schnider

Marina Schnider

Director, Urban Audio Spectrum
Marina Schnider was born in 1990 in the town of Vals, Switzerland. She recently received her Bachelor degree in Visual Communications at the Berlin University of the Arts and is currently working as a Motion Design Artist. Her Bachelor’s thesis "Urban Audio Spectrum" is her first... Read More →



Monday November 14, 2016 3:45pm - 4:15pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720

6:45pm MST

NYChapters: Jerry (5m) + The Water Angel of East Porterville (19m)
NYChapters: Jerry
(USA) In English
(2016) 5 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Alexander Hankoff, PRO Attika Torrence, DP Alexander Hankoff, EDIT Morgan Mitchell, MUS Damon Hankoff, CAST Jerry

A day in the life of Jerry, a pet store owner in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn as he tends to his pigeons and shares his philosophies about NYC.

The Water Angel of East Porterville
(USA) In English
(2016) 19 min. (16:9)

DIR Ryan Daniel McKinney, PRO Ryan Daniel McKinney, Lucy Minh, DP Mike Panganiban, EDIT Ryan Daniel McKinney, Anthony Soler, MUS Natalia Perez, CAST Donna Johnson

The shallow wells of rural East Porterville, a predominantly lower income neighborhood, have started to dry up at an alarming rate as the severe California drought enters its fifth year.  With the federal and state governments unable to help the households without running water — numbering in the thousands and growing every day — retired local resident Donna Johnson, ‘The Water Angel of East Porterville’, delivers bottled water door-to-door every day to ensure that the residents of East Porterville have clean drinking water.

Directors
avatar for Alexander Hankoff

Alexander Hankoff

Director/Executive Producer/Cinematographer, "NYChapters: Jerry"
Director and Cinematographer Alexander Hankoff be- gan his career directing and shooting commercials for fashion and beauty brands such as Nike, Dior and Estée Lauder where he developed his cinematic sensibilities and unorthodox approach to advertising. The filmmaker has earned a... Read More →
avatar for Ryan Daniel McKinney

Ryan Daniel McKinney

Director, The Water Angel of East Porterville
Ryan Daniel McKinney is a director based out of Los Angeles, CA. He was born and raised in the Shuswap Lake region of British Columbia. He started his career in Vancouver, BC before relocating to Los Angeles. Aside from film and television, Ryan is inspired by music, art and literature... Read More →



Monday November 14, 2016 6:45pm - 7:15pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

8:15pm MST

Soy Cubana (17m) + Thrive (13m)
Soy Cubana
(USA) In Spanish with English subtitles
(2016) 17 min. (16:9)

DIR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, PRO Robin Miller Ungar, SCR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Koset Muñoa Columbié, Ana Hernández Rosillo, Maryoris Mena Faez, Annia Del Toro Leyva

Winners of the 2016 Cubadisco Award for best vocal group, the Vocal Vidas are a female a cappella quartet from Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. This short documentary follows this unique and until now little known Cuban a cappella quartet.  Their infectious spirit, precise vocal harmonies, and melting pot of references embody the sounds of Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. We follow these four women, exploring their daily lives, artistic process and gain a unique window into a building a music career in a communist country.

Thrive
(USA) In English
(2015) 13 min. (16:9)

DIR Paul Szynol, PRO , SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jonathan Batiste and the Stay Human Band, CAST Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith

A short documentary about the prodigious talent and irrepressible spirit of a musically precocious 12 year old blind boy who plays the piano.

Directors
avatar for Ivaylo Getov

Ivaylo Getov

Director, Soy Cubana
Ivaylo Getov is a Los Angeles based director and new media artist. His company, Luxloop, is a pioneer in the immersive digital space and was most recently commissioned to create a piece for the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
avatar for Jeremy Ungar

Jeremy Ungar

Director, Soy Cubana
Jeremy Ungar is a Los Angeles based writer & director. Alongside Guillermo Del Toro, he co-wrote the libretto for the stage version of Pan’s Labyrinth, which will feature music by Gustavo Santaolalla and lyrics by Paul Williams. He is in pre-production on his first feature film... Read More →
avatar for Paul Szynol

Paul Szynol

Director, Thrive
Paul was born in Warsaw, Poland, and moved to NYC at the age of 12. He's lived in New York City, Warsaw, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alexandria (VA), Berkeley, New Haven, Philadelphia, NJ, and DC, and, for shorter periods, Kampala and Berlin. His first short film, “Thrive”, has... Read More →



Monday November 14, 2016 8:15pm - 8:45pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Tuesday, November 15
 

3:00pm MST

Waiting for the (T)rain (25m)
Waiting for the (T)rain
(France) In French with English, French, Spanish subtitles
(2015) 25 min. (16:9)

DIR Panay Simon, PRO , SCR Simon Panay, DP Nicolas Canton, David Capsir, EDIT David Capsir, MUS Sessimé, CAST Issouf Ouedraougo, Rouamba Ami

A small village lost in a dusty desert in Burkina’s bush. Two times a week passes the train. Various food items and water bottles thrown by the passengers while passing by constitute the main income of the village, and the only source of water during dry season. Different portraits follow each others. The older one s have known slavery in the service of France, the young dream of distant horizons.

Directors
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Simon Panay

Director, Waiting for the (T)rain
Simon Panay made his first fiction short film “Drôle de Guerre” at 19. In 2012, he shot his first documentary film — a 52 min film in Africa called “Tontines, une Affaire de Femmes” and 2014 he filmed his second documentary “Waiting for the (T)rain”. This film has... Read More →

Sponsors


Tuesday November 15, 2016 3:00pm - 3:30pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary

3:45pm MST

Animation & Music Video Competition (32m)
Animation & Music Video Competition (32 m)

SHORT ANIMATION
“Cage” (“折枝”) directed by Pengpeng Du (4m, China) 2016
“Perched” directed by Liam Harris (10m, UK) 2016
“The Story of Gin” directed by Daniel Cantwell (1m, Ireland) 2015

MUSIC VIDEO
“Ballad of Hypochondria“ (“Ballata Dell ’Ipocondria”) directed by Antonello Matarazzo (6m, Italy) 2016
“Insatisfacción Garantizada" directed by Diego Jiménez de Oria (3m, Spain) 2015
“Old Tree by Solkins“ directed by David S. Prudhomme (5m, Belgium) 2016
“Summer is Over” (“El Verano ha Terminado") directed by Diego Jiménez de Oria (3m, Spain) 2015

Summer is Over (El Verano ha Terminado)
(USA) In Spanish
(2016) 3 min. (16:9)

DIR Diego Jiménez de Oria, PRO , SCR Diego Jiménez, DP Jorge Roig, EDIT Diego Jiménez, MUS Las Señoritas Estrechas, CAST Las Señoritas Estrechas

Music video for the song El verano ha terminado (Summer is over) played by the band Las Señoritas Estrechas.

Diego Jiménez (Madrid 1987) holds a Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies. In 2011 attended the ECAM (Madrid School of Cinematography) and directs Campus an eight-episodes web series. Since then he has been directing promotional and institutional videos for several companies.

Ballad of Hypochodria (Ballata dell’Ipocondria)
(Italy) In Italian with English subtitles
(2016) 6 min. (16:9)

DIR Antonello Matarazzo, PRO Alessandro Farese, SCR Alfredo Caserta, Antonello Matarazzo, DP Alessandro Farese, EDIT Antonello Matarazzo, MUS Canio Loguercio, CAST Canio Loguercio, Alessandro D’Alessandro, Peppe Servillo, Maria Pia De Vito, Rocco Papaleo, Massimo Borriello, Giorgia Cipolletta, Asia Conte, Miriana Esposito, Martina Ferrante, Hilde Grella

A path for music and images suspended between narration and experimentation, technology and tribalism. “Ballad of hypochondria (or Vibrio in love)” primarily focuses on symbolic work on the color scheme, with choreography by Hilde Grella and Loguercio’s playback that works sometimes with melodeon player Alessandro D’Alessandro, while the other guest vocalists (including Peppe Servillo, Rocco Papaleo, Maria Pia De Vito) materialize in the form of photographic masks or video cells observed on a small monitor in this surreal laboratory by the dazzling scenery and vaguely Kubrickian, with white-aseptic suits, including ampoules, microscopes and other improbable medical equipment, you try to isolate the love virus which has irreparably infected the musician (much to personally assume the likeness of vibrio) and could expand infecting the whole of humanity.

Insatisfacción Garantizada
(Spain) In Spanish with English and Spanish subtitles
(2015) 3 min. (16:9)

DIR Diego Jiménez de Oria, PRO , SCR Diego Jiménez, DP Jorge Roig, EDIT Diego Jiménez, MUS Fast Food, CAST Fast Food

Music Video for the song Insatisfacción garantizada for the band from Madrid Fast Food

Diego Jiménez (Madrid 1987) holds a Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies. In 2011 attended the ECAM (Madrid School of Cinematography) and directs Campus an eight-episodes web series. Since then he has been directing promotional and institutional videos for several companies.

Old Tree
(Belgium) In  with English subtitles
(2016) 4 min. ()

DIR David S. Prudhomme, PRO , SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS Solkins, CAST

A young man goes to hospital to kidnapp his mother and offer her a last roadtrip with a OB Van.

ANIMATION
Perched

(UK) In English
(2016) 10 min. (16:9)

DIR Liam Harris, PRO Elina Litvinova, SCR Nathaniel Price, Eoin Doran, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Brian Gilbert

Hamish Fint, a crotchety old man used to a life of seclusion inside his submarine balanced precariously atop a mountain, struggles to maintain equilibrium when an unwelcome visiting seagull rocks his world. Directors Statement:Perched was my opportunity to make an animated short in the old fashioned way, with only the basics of paper and pencil. There is something so delicate and beautiful about this traditional technique and I really wanted to build a personal understanding of the character though this medium, with the intention of allowing the audience to make a more sincere and emotional attachment to the character.

Cage  (折枝)
(China) No dialogue
(2015) 4 min. (16:9)

DIR Pengpeng Du, PRO Pengpeng Du, SCR Pengpeng Du, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Pengpeng Du

Life is liberty in a cage. “Cage” represents a situation that is filled with a lot of constraints, or a habit or an addiction that is hard to get rid of. This project is to present a Chinese cultural and traditional visual style to audiences. On the other hand, CAGE tries to inspire them to recall their memory and consider what is the meaning of life to them individually.

The Story of Gin
(Ireland) In English
(2015) 1 min. (16:9)

DIR Daniel Cantwell, PRO Ailbhe Cantwell, SCR Daniel Cantwell, DP , EDIT Daniel Cantwell, MUS ThatBeat, CAST

This award-winning animated short film is about the popular spirit Gin and its interesting and varied history. The style harks back to the early days of jazz music and cocktails, in its punchy music and strong, moody palette.  The story covers Gin’s popularity throughout the decades and particularly its inclusion in cocktails and the cocktail era of the early 1950s.  Simple, graphic shapes and great palettes of rich colours were used to lend the retrospective feel that sums up Gin’s character.  Although it is an entirely digital animation, the line quality and paper texture convey a traditional hand drawn touch.




Directors
avatar for Antonello Matarazzo

Antonello Matarazzo

Director, Ballad of Hypochondria
Antonello Matarazzo, painter and video artist. His work takes place in the most recent tendency called “Medialismo”, intended to integrate different media (photo, picture, video et.). Since 2000, year of his debut video, The Fable (18° Bellaria Film Festival) – a short film... Read More →
avatar for Daniel Cantwell

Daniel Cantwell

Director, The Story of Gin
The Creative Director, Daniel Cantwell, has worked in numerous studios in Ireland since qualifying from DIT and has many years practical experience on award-winning television shows. His personal work has seen him win an Image Now award, and Commendation for a D&AD Student Yellow... Read More →
avatar for David S. Prudhomme

David S. Prudhomme

Director, Old Tree by Solkins
avatar for Diego Jiménez de Oria

Diego Jiménez de Oria

Director, Insatisfacción Garantizada
Diego Jiménez (Madrid 1987) holds a Bachelor's degree in Media Studies. In 2011 attended the ECAM (Madrid School of Cinematography) and directs Campus an eight-episodes web series. Since then he has been directing promotional and institutional videos for several companies.
avatar for Liam Harris

Liam Harris

Director, Perched
Liam Harris is a recent NFTS Graduate obtaining his Masters Degree in Directing Animation. From a young age, Liam was inspired to work in hand-drawn animation, having grown up with the likes of Raymond Briggs’s illustrations, Glenn Keane’s paper drawn Disney characters and Joanna... Read More →
avatar for Pengpeng Du

Pengpeng Du

Director, Cage



Tuesday November 15, 2016 3:45pm - 4:15pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720

4:30pm MST

Experimental Shorts Competition - 2016 (26m)
Experimental Shorts - 2016 (26m)
“Urban Audio Spectrum” directed by Marina Schnider (4m, Germany/Switzerland) 2016  
“Wasteworld”  directed by Andrea Niada (12m, UK) 2015
“A Working Definition” directed by Kayla Hashimoto (10m, USA) 2016

Urban Audio Spectrum
(Germany, Switzerland) No dialogue
(2016) 4 min. (16/9)

DIR Marina Schnider, PRO Marina Schnider, SCR Marina Schnider, DP Marina Schnider, EDIT Marina Schnider, MUS Reid Willis, CAST Everyday objects in Berlin

Audio visualization through manipulation and animation of elements/objects in video footage. The Scenes have all been recorded in the city of Berlin.

Wasteworld
(UK) In English
(2015) 12 min. (1.85:1)

DIR Andrea Niada, PRO Oliver Sunley, SCR Andrea Niada, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Nicole Magdalena, Tommie Grabiec, Jeremy Hill

A woman hatches into a menacing world made of bin bags where she must find the key to a mysterious container, which holds the terrifying secret of this strange place.

A Working Definition
(USA) In English
(2016) 10 min. (16:9)

DIR Kayla Hashimoto, PRO , SCR Kayla Hashimoto, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST

A fleeting, fragmented, look into association, attachment, and meaning. Using an array of accounts and mediums, this film explores an enigmatic idea that we often overlook; one that is painted by nostalgia, intertwined with change, and synonymous with belonging - home.

Directors
avatar for Andrea Niada

Andrea Niada

Director, Wasteworld
Born in Milan and raised in London, Andrea Niada is an ambitious and versatile filmmaker, with a particular interest in the absurd, the grotesque and the darkly comic.After graduating with a BA in Theatre & Performance from the University of Warwick, he was accepted on an MA course... Read More →
avatar for Kayla Hashimoto

Kayla Hashimoto

Director, A Working Definition
avatar for Marina Schnider

Marina Schnider

Director, Urban Audio Spectrum
Marina Schnider was born in 1990 in the town of Vals, Switzerland. She recently received her Bachelor degree in Visual Communications at the Berlin University of the Arts and is currently working as a Motion Design Artist. Her Bachelor’s thesis "Urban Audio Spectrum" is her first... Read More →



Tuesday November 15, 2016 4:30pm - 5:00pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720

5:15pm MST

Equal Footing (8m) + Why we Fly (23m)
Equal Footing
(USA) In English
(2016) 8 min. (16:9)

DIR Daniel Holz, Eric Elofson, Kaare Iverson, PRO Daniel Holz, SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Kim Havell, Julie Heemstra

Wyoming’s remote and vast wilderness provides the perfect canvas for Alpinists Kim Havell and Julia Heemstra to redefine preconception of the feminine. Isolated and exposed, their presence breathes life into this bleak yet breathtaking landscape as they navigate sheer granite walls and explore the fabric of experience.

Why we Fly
(USA) In English
(2016) 23 min. (16:9)

DIR Tyler Lee, Dan Holmes, PRO Barry Barr, SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Marshall Miller, Neil Amonson, Jesse Hall, Jeff Shapiro, Hartman Rector

Ever wondered what goes through someone’s mind as they jump from a helicopter above the Canadian Rockies? Then ride along with the Team KAVU athletes as they wingsuit, skydive, and speedride above scenic Fernie, British Columbia. This film features exhilarating point of view shots of the athletes in flight, along with footage of the raw beauty of mountainous B.C. But as visually stunning as it is, “Why we Fly” is much more than an extreme sport highlight reel. The documentary takes viewers beyond the visceral thrills to explore the emotions, technical preparation, motivations, and camaraderie of the athletes before, during, and after a jump. Come take a leap with these remarkable athletes.

Directors
avatar for Dan Holmes

Dan Holmes

Creative Manager / Director, Blackrapid / "Why we Fly"
Video, photography, and social media.
avatar for Daniel Holz

Daniel Holz

Director, Equal Footing
Dan Holz is an internationally published outdoor photographer and filmmaker specializing in active lifestyle and adventure sport imagery. Based in Durango, Colorado, Dan brings the most spectacular scenes from the most remote peaks and corners of the globe to you. His work is inspired... Read More →
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Eric Elofson

Director, Equal Footing
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Kaare Iverson

Director, Equal Footing
avatar for Tyler Lee

Tyler Lee

Director, Why we Fly
Tyler Lee’s mantra is to do more with less. To not just have dreams, but find a way to live them. All of his experiences led him into video production which he pursued at Western Washington University and Messiah College where he excelled in Lacrosse and Film. After he completed... Read More →

Sponsors
avatar for Show Supporter —  Steed-Corry Property Management

Show Supporter — Steed-Corry Property Management

Equal Footing — Why We Fly, Steed-Corry Property Management



Tuesday November 15, 2016 5:15pm - 5:45pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

6:45pm MST

Soy Cubana (17m) + Thrive (13m)
Soy Cubana
(USA) In Spanish with English subtitles
(2016) 17 min. (16:9)

DIR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, PRO Robin Miller Ungar, SCR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Koset Muñoa Columbié, Ana Hernández Rosillo, Maryoris Mena Faez, Annia Del Toro Leyva

Winners of the 2016 Cubadisco Award for best vocal group, the Vocal Vidas are a female a cappella quartet from Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. This short documentary follows this unique and until now little known Cuban a cappella quartet.  Their infectious spirit, precise vocal harmonies, and melting pot of references embody the sounds of Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. We follow these four women, exploring their daily lives, artistic process and gain a unique window into a building a music career in a communist country.

Thrive
(USA) In English
(2015) 13 min. (16:9)

DIR Paul Szynol, PRO , SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jonathan Batiste and the Stay Human Band, CAST Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith

A short documentary about the prodigious talent and irrepressible spirit of a musically precocious 12 year old blind boy who plays the piano.


Directors
avatar for Ivaylo Getov

Ivaylo Getov

Director, Soy Cubana
Ivaylo Getov is a Los Angeles based director and new media artist. His company, Luxloop, is a pioneer in the immersive digital space and was most recently commissioned to create a piece for the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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Jeremy Ungar

Director, Soy Cubana
Jeremy Ungar is a Los Angeles based writer & director. Alongside Guillermo Del Toro, he co-wrote the libretto for the stage version of Pan’s Labyrinth, which will feature music by Gustavo Santaolalla and lyrics by Paul Williams. He is in pre-production on his first feature film... Read More →
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Paul Szynol

Director, Thrive
Paul was born in Warsaw, Poland, and moved to NYC at the age of 12. He's lived in New York City, Warsaw, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alexandria (VA), Berkeley, New Haven, Philadelphia, NJ, and DC, and, for shorter periods, Kampala and Berlin. His first short film, “Thrive”, has... Read More →



Tuesday November 15, 2016 6:45pm - 7:15pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

7:30pm MST

Waiting for the (T)rain (25m)
Waiting for the (T)rain
(France) In French with English, French, Spanish subtitles
(2015) 25 min. (16:9)

DIR Panay Simon, PRO , SCR Simon Panay, DP Nicolas Canton, David Capsir, EDIT David Capsir, MUS Sessimé, CAST Issouf Ouedraougo, Rouamba Ami

A small village lost in a dusty desert in Burkina’s bush. Two times a week passes the train. Various food items and water bottles thrown by the passengers while passing by constitute the main income of the village, and the only source of water during dry season. Different portraits follow each others. The older one s have known slavery in the service of France, the young dream of distant horizons.

Directors
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Simon Panay

Director, Waiting for the (T)rain
Simon Panay made his first fiction short film “Drôle de Guerre” at 19. In 2012, he shot his first documentary film — a 52 min film in Africa called “Tontines, une Affaire de Femmes” and 2014 he filmed his second documentary “Waiting for the (T)rain”. This film has... Read More →

Sponsors


Tuesday November 15, 2016 7:30pm - 8:00pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Wednesday, November 16
 

2:15pm MST

Soy Cubana (17m) + Thrive (13m)
Soy Cubana
(USA) In Spanish with English subtitles
(2016) 17 min. (16:9)

DIR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, PRO Robin Miller Ungar, SCR Jeremy Ungar, Ivaylo Getov, DP , EDIT , MUS , CAST Koset Muñoa Columbié, Ana Hernández Rosillo, Maryoris Mena Faez, Annia Del Toro Leyva

Winners of the 2016 Cubadisco Award for best vocal group, the Vocal Vidas are a female a cappella quartet from Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. This short documentary follows this unique and until now little known Cuban a cappella quartet.  Their infectious spirit, precise vocal harmonies, and melting pot of references embody the sounds of Santiago de Cuba - the cradle of Afro-Cuban music. We follow these four women, exploring their daily lives, artistic process and gain a unique window into a building a music career in a communist country.

Thrive
(USA) In English
(2015) 13 min. (16:9)

DIR Paul Szynol, PRO , SCR , DP , EDIT , MUS Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith, Jonathan Batiste and the Stay Human Band, CAST Matthew Whitaker, Dr. Lonnie Smith

A short documentary about the prodigious talent and irrepressible spirit of a musically precocious 12 year old blind boy who plays the piano.


Directors
avatar for Ivaylo Getov

Ivaylo Getov

Director, Soy Cubana
Ivaylo Getov is a Los Angeles based director and new media artist. His company, Luxloop, is a pioneer in the immersive digital space and was most recently commissioned to create a piece for the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
avatar for Jeremy Ungar

Jeremy Ungar

Director, Soy Cubana
Jeremy Ungar is a Los Angeles based writer & director. Alongside Guillermo Del Toro, he co-wrote the libretto for the stage version of Pan’s Labyrinth, which will feature music by Gustavo Santaolalla and lyrics by Paul Williams. He is in pre-production on his first feature film... Read More →
avatar for Paul Szynol

Paul Szynol

Director, Thrive
Paul was born in Warsaw, Poland, and moved to NYC at the age of 12. He's lived in New York City, Warsaw, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alexandria (VA), Berkeley, New Haven, Philadelphia, NJ, and DC, and, for shorter periods, Kampala and Berlin. His first short film, “Thrive”, has... Read More →



Wednesday November 16, 2016 2:15pm - 2:45pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Thursday, November 17
 

5:15pm MST

NYChapters: Jerry (5m) + The Water Angel of East Porterville (19m)
NYChapters: Jerry
(USA) In English
(2016) 5 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Alexander Hankoff, PRO Attika Torrence, DP Alexander Hankoff, EDIT Morgan Mitchell, MUS Damon Hankoff, CAST Jerry

A day in the life of Jerry, a pet store owner in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn as he tends to his pigeons and shares his philosophies about NYC.

The Water Angel of East Porterville
(USA) In English
(2016) 19 min. (16:9)

DIR Ryan Daniel McKinney, PRO Ryan Daniel McKinney, Lucy Minh, DP Mike Panganiban, EDIT Ryan Daniel McKinney, Anthony Soler, MUS Natalia Perez, CAST Donna Johnson

The shallow wells of rural East Porterville, a predominantly lower income neighborhood, have started to dry up at an alarming rate as the severe California drought enters its fifth year.  With the federal and state governments unable to help the households without running water — numbering in the thousands and growing every day — retired local resident Donna Johnson, ‘The Water Angel of East Porterville’, delivers bottled water door-to-door every day to ensure that the residents of East Porterville have clean drinking water.

Directors
avatar for Alexander Hankoff

Alexander Hankoff

Director/Executive Producer/Cinematographer, "NYChapters: Jerry"
Director and Cinematographer Alexander Hankoff be- gan his career directing and shooting commercials for fashion and beauty brands such as Nike, Dior and Estée Lauder where he developed his cinematic sensibilities and unorthodox approach to advertising. The filmmaker has earned a... Read More →
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Ryan Daniel McKinney

Director, The Water Angel of East Porterville
Ryan Daniel McKinney is a director based out of Los Angeles, CA. He was born and raised in the Shuswap Lake region of British Columbia. He started his career in Vancouver, BC before relocating to Los Angeles. Aside from film and television, Ryan is inspired by music, art and literature... Read More →



Thursday November 17, 2016 5:15pm - 5:45pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Friday, November 18
 

6:00pm MST

Desolate Places (22m) + Life Through a Lens (11m)
Desolate Places
(USA) In English
(2016) 23 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Jay Worsley, PRO Jay Worsley, SCR Mark Apel, DP Jay Worsley, EDIT Jay Worsley, MUS MusicBed, CAST Jay Worsley, Mike Olbinski, Jason Williams, Andrew Fleming

A journey of three photographers and a filmmaker searching for their own uncharted wild west. Exploring what was unknown to them. Asking the question, ‘What truth might be hidden if we just press a little further?’ Attempting to capture God’s beauty through megapixels and try to convince those back home of its magnitude

Life Through a Lens
(USA) In English
(2016) 12 min. (1.78:1)

DIR Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson, PRO Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson,  DP Niknaz Tavakolian, EDIT Benjamin Kegan, MUS Ronete Levenson, CAST Robert Zuckerman

Life Through a Lens follows Robert’s journey with APBD and how he has chosen to face it.  Robert’s hope is to empower those living with the challenges, physical and otherwise, brought on by APBD and all debilitating diseases, to know and harness optimism and possibility in life.

Directors
avatar for Jay Worsley

Jay Worsley

Director, Desolate Places
Jay Worsley was born in California and raised in Arizona. Self taught he has been an award-winning filmmaker since 2010.
avatar for Jeffrey  Levenson

Jeffrey Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Jeffrey Levenson is a dentist in New York City. He is also a certified dog trainer, and with this documentary, he makes his directorial debut. Jeff believes that the key to success is to surround yourself with amazingly talented people that inspire you to be more than who you are... Read More →
avatar for Ronete Levenson

Ronete Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Ronete Levenson is an actor that can be seen as a recurring character on Showtime's ‘House of Lies’ with Don Cheadle. Off-Broadway credits include: Lascivious Something (Women's Project/ Cherry Lane), Our Town (Barrow Street Theatre with David Cromer), What Once We Felt (LCT3... Read More →



Friday November 18, 2016 6:00pm - 6:30pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
Saturday, November 19
 

11:45am MST

Waiting for the (T)rain (25m)
Waiting for the (T)rain
(France) In French with English, French, and Spanish subtitles
(2015) 25 min. (16:9)

DIR Panay Simon, PRO , SCR Simon Panay, DP Nicolas Canton, David Capsir, EDIT David Capsir, MUS Sessimé, CAST Issouf Ouedraougo, Rouamba Ami

A small village lost in a dusty desert in Burkina’s bush. Two times a week passes the train. Various food items and water bottles thrown by the passengers while passing by constitute the main income of the village, and the only source of water during dry season. Different portraits follow each others. The older one s have known slavery in the service of France, the young dream of distant horizons.

Directors
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Simon Panay

Director, Waiting for the (T)rain
Simon Panay made his first fiction short film “Drôle de Guerre” at 19. In 2012, he shot his first documentary film — a 52 min film in Africa called “Tontines, une Affaire de Femmes” and 2014 he filmed his second documentary “Waiting for the (T)rain”. This film has... Read More →

Sponsors


Saturday November 19, 2016 11:45am - 12:15pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short

1:10pm MST

Desolate Places (22m) + Life Through a Lens (11m)
Desolate Places
(USA) In English
(2016) 23 min. (2.35:1)

DIR Jay Worsley, PRO Jay Worsley, SCR Mark Apel, DP Jay Worsley, EDIT Jay Worsley, MUS MusicBed, CAST Jay Worsley, Mike Olbinski, Jason Williams, Andrew Fleming

A journey of three photographers and a filmmaker searching for their own uncharted wild west. Exploring what was unknown to them. Asking the question, ‘What truth might be hidden if we just press a little further?’ Attempting to capture God’s beauty through megapixels and try to convince those back home of its magnitude

Life Through a Lens
(USA) In English
(2016) 12 min. (1.78:1)

DIR Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson, PRO Jeffrey  Levenson, Ronete Levenson,  DP Niknaz Tavakolian, EDIT Benjamin Kegan, MUS Ronete Levenson, CAST Robert Zuckerman

Life Through a Lens follows Robert’s journey with APBD and how he has chosen to face it.  Robert’s hope is to empower those living with the challenges, physical and otherwise, brought on by APBD and all debilitating diseases, to know and harness optimism and possibility in life.

Directors
avatar for Jay Worsley

Jay Worsley

Director, Desolate Places
Jay Worsley was born in California and raised in Arizona. Self taught he has been an award-winning filmmaker since 2010.
avatar for Jeffrey  Levenson

Jeffrey Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Jeffrey Levenson is a dentist in New York City. He is also a certified dog trainer, and with this documentary, he makes his directorial debut. Jeff believes that the key to success is to surround yourself with amazingly talented people that inspire you to be more than who you are... Read More →
avatar for Ronete Levenson

Ronete Levenson

Director, Life Through a Lens
Ronete Levenson is an actor that can be seen as a recurring character on Showtime's ‘House of Lies’ with Don Cheadle. Off-Broadway credits include: Lascivious Something (Women's Project/ Cherry Lane), Our Town (Barrow Street Theatre with David Cromer), What Once We Felt (LCT3... Read More →



Saturday November 19, 2016 1:10pm - 1:40pm MST
Heritage Center - Hall B 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT 84720
  Orientation Screening, Documentary, Short
 
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