Say It Records and Champ Records present
In San Diego's North Park area- 7 Stages on & off University Ave., between Kansas and Ohio Streets
March 26 - FILMS ONLY
March 27 - Films joined by EVERYTHING ELSE!
Wildly diverse & exciting independent music, film, art and ideas all day long.
Rock, Hip Hop, Folk, World, Country, Funk, Ska, Jazz, Electronica... Film, Dance, Painting, Poetry, interactive art, beer garden, kids play area, Ruthless Hippies poetry share and delicious food & drink all day long.
Tickets $25 General, $23 Students, Seniors & Military with valid ID, Kids 8 & under FREE! As always, 3 Stages are absolutely FREE, no ticket required.
http://www.SanDiegoIndieFest.com
Mental Eclectic is proud to announce the Full 2010 Indie Film Schedule... See BELOW!
San Diego-based film production company, Mental Eclectic, will start day one of IndieFest with the all new Mental Eclectic Indie Film Stage, in the beautiful Queen Bee’s Arts and Culture Center, on Ohio St on March 26.
This year the number of films being presented is over 5 times what it was last year.
On March 27 the films continue, while being joined by everything else - 7 Stages total, and lots of space in between, filled with remarkable, incredibly diverse music, film, art, dance, business and activism.
On March 27 the films continue, while being joined by everything else - 7 Stages total, and lots of space in between, filled with remarkable, incredibly diverse music, film, art, dance, business and activism.
And big news on the Film portion of IndieFest this year, with many firsts to celebrate:
For the first time ever IndieFest is TWO days, to accommodate for the huge increase in films shown - we are now up to 50.
For the first time ever IndieFest is presenting music videos.
For the first time ever IndieFest is awarding laurels to the best films.
For the first time ever IndieFest is presenting music videos.
For the first time ever IndieFest is awarding laurels to the best films.
And for the first time ever, IndieFest is introducing a conference element with its first Industry Panels for Artists...
Introducing THE MENTAL ECLECTIC INDIE FILMMAKING PANEL:
Saturday, 3/26, 9:30am-10:15am:
DIY Filmmaking From Crowd Funding to Distribution
DIY Filmmaking From Crowd Funding to Distribution
Panelists to include:
Saskia wilson-brown from Indiegogo.com representing crowd funding & internet fundraising
Kurt Braun from ArtAtaxUnit.com representing the practical side of DIY production
Bill from FirstGlanceFilms.com representing DIY internet distribution
Jenna Edwards Producer of In The Darkness (the first film to be distributed on Hulu) to talk about alternative distribution methods
Saskia wilson-brown from Indiegogo.com representing crowd funding & internet fundraising
Kurt Braun from ArtAtaxUnit.com representing the practical side of DIY production
Bill from FirstGlanceFilms.com representing DIY internet distribution
Jenna Edwards Producer of In The Darkness (the first film to be distributed on Hulu) to talk about alternative distribution methods
Saturday, 3/27, 10:30am-11:15am:
Marketing Your Film
Marketing Your Film
David Brannin and Karen Worden from Filmcourage representing dealing with the media
Introducing THE MENTAL ECLECTIC FILM FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN:
Friday, 3/26-3/27
Fundraiser by donation ($5 suggestion) only for Day After the Revolution sponsored by Indiegogo.com.
Introducing THE ARTISTS INDUSTRY MIXER:
Friday 3/26
9pm-11pm at Queen Bees Arts and Cultural Centers, 3925 Ohio St, San Diego, Ca
Introducing THE MENTAL ECLECTIC INDIE FILM STAGE:
With a celbrity guest Emcee.
Friday, 3/26:
Hot for Teacher – 19 min - http://www.vimeo.com/5227392
12:50 – Let Others Suffer – 87 min - http://www.letotherssuffer.com/about.html
Land Gewinnen – 20 min -http://oxford.bside.com/2010/films/landgewinnen_oxford2010;jsessionid=13A949DA371FD20FDED9D80EBFF0C30F
9:00 – 50 min Music Video Block:
Ten Stories Down – 4 min - http://www.joshmartinez.ca/
Desahogo – 4 min
Till My Voice is Gone – 6 min http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-epaGON7Kw&feature=channel
My Mission – 4 min - http://pollutionstudios.com/spiegelman/?author=1
Breakdown – 4 min
Role Mama - 5 min Semper Productions/Wounded Warriors
Saturday, 3/27:
The Man With All the Marbles – 15 min - http://newhampshire.bside.com/2009/films/themanwithallthemarbles_newhampshire2009
12:40 – The Dispensables – 110 min - http://www.mostra.org/exib_filme.php?filme=81&language=en
2:40 – 45 min Animation Block
Pete’s Odyssey – 6 min - http://campusanimation-tysonanimation.blogspot.com/2009/10/larry-lauria-at-petes-odyssey-premeire.html
Sebastian’s Voodoo – 4 min - www.pixelnitrate.com
Nico’s Challenge – 15 min - http://www.vimeo.com/6701825
4:10 – Toy Tiger – 100 min- http://www.toytigermovie.com/
6:00 – Bigga than Ben – 93 min - http://www.quietearth.us/articles/2008/04/29/Trailer-for-Suzie-Halewood-s-British-social-satire-Bigga-than-Ben
7:40 – As Ever, Stan – 13 min - www.aseverstanmovie.com
Weight of the World – 6 min
8:40 – Seducing Charlie Barker – 89 Minutes - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1539017/
Exhibition Films played throughout the day:
Microshorts by Pollution Studios www.pollutionstudios.com
The Storefront www.www.sdyouthservices.org
RESULTS Educational Fund www.results.org
San Diego Youth Services www.sdyouthservices.org
Head North www.headnorth.org
The fact that IndieFest has been able to not only continue, but grow in the current economic crisis, is testimony to the community of artists, thinkers, activists and renegade businesses that passionately believe in the power of art and small business- and all the innovation and dogged perseverance inherent within.
This year, IndieFest continues its tradition of teaming up with some of the most invaluable entities in San Diego and beyond, including Results, The Storefront, Urban Corps,
Head North, San Diego LGBT Community Center, Tariq Khamisa Foundation, San Diego Foundation for Change, Eveoke Dance Theatre, The Women's History Museum, Surfrider Foundation, San Diego Youth Services and many more.
IndieFest is a family friendly, all ages, non-profit project of Results Educational Fund, and is the brainchild of San Diego-based indie record companies Say It Records and Champ Records, owned by Danielle LoPresti and Alicia Champion respectively.
The Storefront www.www.sdyouthservices.org
RESULTS Educational Fund www.results.org
San Diego Youth Services www.sdyouthservices.org
Head North www.headnorth.org
The fact that IndieFest has been able to not only continue, but grow in the current economic crisis, is testimony to the community of artists, thinkers, activists and renegade businesses that passionately believe in the power of art and small business- and all the innovation and dogged perseverance inherent within.
This year, IndieFest continues its tradition of teaming up with some of the most invaluable entities in San Diego and beyond, including Results, The Storefront, Urban Corps,
Head North, San Diego LGBT Community Center, Tariq Khamisa Foundation, San Diego Foundation for Change, Eveoke Dance Theatre, The Women's History Museum, Surfrider Foundation, San Diego Youth Services and many more.
IndieFest is a family friendly, all ages, non-profit project of Results Educational Fund, and is the brainchild of San Diego-based indie record companies Say It Records and Champ Records, owned by Danielle LoPresti and Alicia Champion respectively.
Mental Eclectic Presents
The Mental Eclectic Indie Film Stage
at
San Diego IndieFest VI
Feed Your Mind, Free Your Muse
All Ages Welcome
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