Yesterday’s screening of “The Long Shot” at the Phoenix Film Festival was an enormous success! The film closed out the “Arizona Shorts A” program, playing to a near packed house. Audience reaction was enthusiastic and even some of the more esoteric humor got laughs. (Hooray for smart moviegoers!) I got great feedback afterwards and this morning as well. General consensus is that the 19-minute film is entertaining throughout, and most people are totally surprised when I tell them it is 100% student work (with the exception of my writing and directing, of course).
This morning, “Stabbing Stupidity” played as part of “Arizona Shorts B” at a 9:10 am screening. The theatre was about half full, not bad for such an early show. (Figure most of the Festival die-hards were partying into the wee hours last night.) I expect the Sunday screening to be significantly better-attended. But those hardcore early risers who did see the film really enjoyed it - lots of laughs, and again lots of great feedback afterwards.
Now, don’t forget - if you have missed our first two screenings at the Phoenix Film Festival, there are 2 more of each film coming up!
“The Long Shot†Arizona Shorts Program A - Sunday April 15 @ 9:00 am; Tuesday April 17 @ 9:20 pm (more info)
“Stabbing Stupidity†Arizona Shorts Program B - Sunday April 15 @ 4:45 pm; Wednesday April 18 @ 9:20 pm (more info)
Hope to see you there!
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