Little Rock Film Festival 2009

  Little Rock Film Festival Third Annual Little Rock Film Festival - May 13-17, 2009. Join us this May for one of the South's premiere film and cultural events.  
   
 
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The Art of Producing
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Join us for an insightful panel moderated by Arkansas Democrat-Gazette film critic Philip Martin on the role of the Producer in film and television projects. Panelists include Courtney Pledger an LA based film and television producer currently developing a number of high profile studio projects including Cry of the Icemark (Fox 2000), Cirque Du Freak (The Donners Company/Universal), Box of Delights (Fifty Cannon Entertainment), Kensuke's Kingdom (HBO Films). David Allen is the founder of Kismet Entertainment a fully-financed independent motion picture production and distribution company, based in Los Angeles. Kismet has produced eight feature films including the werewolf actioner DOG SOLDIERS, which was made for the U.K. market and has since become an international cult favorite. The Miller Brothers Producers of the Film Touching Home with Ed Harris. The brothers will talk about how they convinced an A List Hollywood director to star in the movie by two unknown producers.
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Touching Home
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An autobiographical story of a homeless father struggling to make amends with his twin sons as they pursue their dreams of playing professional baseball.
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Cirque Success! Sold Out Screening w/ Exec. Producer Pledger and Actor Massoglia
The Friday night screening of Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant was a huge success.  Following the film, Little Rock native and Executive Producer of the film, Courtney Pledger, and Actor and Star of the film, Chris Massoglia, were interviewed by the Arkansas Dem-Gazette Film Critic Philip Martin.  After an intriguing discussion on the process of making Cirque, Pledger and Massoglia ventured to Copeland’s where the sold out crowd followed them for drinks and appetizers.

Click here to see the Q and A with Philip Martin, Courtney Pledger and Chris Massoglia

Posted: Nov. 06, 2009 at 1:55PM by Levi Agee
Little Rock Film Fest Trailer

New short trailer from the amazing 2009 festival. How many people can you spot in the trailer? Are you yourself in there?

Posted: Nov. 05, 2009 at 10:06AM by Levi Agee
Happy Halloween: Costume Ideas
Today's the best holiday of the year other than the week of the film fest (LRFF day?). So on behalf of us at the LRFF enjoy yourselves tonight with movie themed halloween costumes. Here are some ideas:

Easily the best hands down idea. Yours Truly as Carol from Spike Jonze's Amazing Where the Wild Things Are.

Nothing's creepier than Dressing as Tommy Wiseau from The Room.

Never mind.
Okay. Scariest halloween costume ever? Could this be a still from the next film in the series, perhaps?
In honor of Jackie Earl Haley in the new Nightmare revamp.
You'll be the coolest at the party in this easy to do Shaun costume. Got a tie, cricket bat and shaved head and glasses? Done and done.

Us at cameras on the radio are having a Hitchcock themed party at Corey's house. I'll be going as Jimmy Stewart from Rear Window. Wheelchair and binoculars can't get much simpler.

Posted: Oct. 31, 2009 at 2:39PM by Levi Agee
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