For 2015’s Winter Screening, Creator Brantly Watts and Executive Producer Jon Watts, Atlanta Film Festival Filmmakers in Residence, have chosen three documentary shorts that comply with a universally resonant theme: music.
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Showing posts with label Greg Harding. Show all posts
05 February, 2015
Homespun Series Returns to Plaza Theatre 2/13
For 2015’s Winter Screening, Creator Brantly Watts and Executive Producer Jon Watts, Atlanta Film Festival Filmmakers in Residence, have chosen three documentary shorts that comply with a universally resonant theme: music.
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Alexandra Roberts,
Apples to Peaches,
Atlanta Film Festival,
Brantly Watts,
Documentary,
Georgia film industry,
Greg Harding,
Homespun Series,
Jon Watts,
Plaza Theatre,
SpeakerKiller,
Stephen Oakey,
Tapes
16 September, 2013
Around town for the 2013 Rome International Film Festival
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| A crowd forms outside the DeSoto Theatre for RIFF's closing night film, "The 25,000 Mile Love Story" |
The 10th annual Rome International Film Festival wrapped last weekend, marking a decade of globally-minded, globally-sourced independent features and shorts. Rome is a delightful city—Broad Street's residents and businesses welcoming RIFF's attendees with open arms every year. A few reviews from this year have already been posted, but we have more to write about the festival in the days to come. In the meantime, check out dozens of pictures from around town after the jump!
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A Hard Day's Pay,
AKA Blondie,
Brantly Watts,
Greg Harding,
Illness,
Jason Brown,
Jon Watts,
Peter Dowd,
Photos,
Puja Chaudhari,
Rome,
Rome International Film Festival,
The 25000 Mile Love Story,
The King of Size
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