[NEohioPAL]Festival Directors to speak at Indie Cleveland Meeting October 30th

[Alexcine at aol.com]

There is only one festival in town with an Ohio Day. It is a day where the films are from Ohio filmmakers. It is a chance where you can see the city and the talent here onscreen. It is November 7th, 2002 at the Ohio Independent Film Festival and Market (OIFF).  The Co-Directors of the Festival: Annetta Marion and Bernadette Gillota will take a moment out of their busy schedule to come speak October 30th at the Indie Cleveland Meeting. For the bio of these talented women go to http://www.ohiofilms.com/sponsors.htm. Their festival has been around 10 years and is one of the first festivals and markets to support Ohio.  The OIFF is now known as Independent Pictures. For news on this, go to www.ohiofilms.com. 

Some of the movies scheduled on Ohio Day include: Christopher K. Young’s “SEEING:HOMECOMING”
Adapted from C.K. Young's independent television series project entitled Seeing. This feature centers on Dr. Bailie Crenshaw, a clairvoyant social worker and teacher. In Homecoming, Bailie makes a rare return to her hometown and helps treat an amnesiac accident victim whose only memories seem to be of Bailie's own childhood. 

An award-winning creative and commercial videographer, Christopher K. Young maintains strong ties to the Cleveland community.
Mr. Young’s site is at http://home.earthlink.net/%7Ekaimei/index.html

Eric Muss-Barnes’  THE UNSEELIE COURT
A fictional short film with an odd and unusual plot, very much in the tradition of an old Twilight Zone episode.
 
Novelist and filmmaker Eric Muss-Barnes has worked on major motion pictures and began producing music videos for bands, shorts and feature films in Cleveland as Dreamcatcher Motion Pictures in 1993.
Mr. Barnes’ site is at http://www.wyndfeather.com/dreamdancer/

And both John Doe movies. “THE VIGILANTE directed by Johnny Wu and “A BUSINESS DAY’ directed by Shawn Wickens.
For more info on Johnny Wu and Shawn Wickens, go to www.mdifilm.com

Indie Cleveland appreciates Independent Pictures support of Ohio filmmakers. In addition to Ohio Day, the upcoming Ohio Independent Film Festival and Market will have a director of photography and special effects workshops, world premieres, and a host of other events. Go to www.ohiofilms.com for more info. 

Remember one and all are invited to the meeting of Indie Cleveland October 30th at the Warrensville Library at 22035 Clarkwood Pkwy, Cleveland, OH 44128. The meeting starts at 7pm.

Indie Cleveland has an online database of talent in northeast Ohio, a free newsletter, a guest book, info on the Cleveland movie scene, and more. It is free to join. For more info, go to http://www.indiecleveland.com/

Indie Cleveland is open to anyone interested in making Cleveland a movie community.