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many
thanks to our major sponsors! |
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The Mervin
Bovaird Foundation
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AND
THE WINNERS ARE...
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| Age Category 11
- 14 |
Ice Cream
Truckers |
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Sam Westhoff, Hugh Westhoff,
Jesse Scimeca/Tulsa, OK |
| Age Category 15
- 18 |
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| Pony
Express |
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Jaxon Muller/Edmond, OK |
| Age Category 19
- 21 |
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Another Forest |
Daniel Tarr/Tulsa, OK |
| Age Category 22+ |
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Donut Quest |
Les Productions Artstroke Films/
Montreal, QC, Canada |
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| The
Mervin Bovaird
Foundation |
Drinking
Tea and Hot Chocolate |
Karsyn Weygandt/Bartlesville, OK |
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D&L Oil
Tools/Samson |
Coin Ants
& Wake Up |
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Coin Ants/Jordan Haldane/Tulsa,
OK |
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Wake UP/Molly
Tomecek/Tulsa, OK |
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| Urban
Tulsa Weekly
Rising Star |
Another
Forest |
Daniel Tarr/Tulsa, OK |
CAN
Emerging Artist |
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Rush to School |
Peyton Grufik/Tulsa, OK |
Committee's
Choice |
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Totem |
Alexander Knight/Oklahoma City, OK |
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2009
CAN FILM FESTIVAL JUDGING PANEL |
Our
winning films were selected by an independent panel
of community volunteers. New for this year is the addition
of donor-selected categories. |
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FESTIVAL
DAY |
| Showings
of the winning films will be at 12:15p and 3:15p on
Saturday, April 18 at Tulsa's historic Circle Cinema.
Tickets are $10 per person and include concessions,
admittance to one showing and all workshops. Tickets
go on sale April 2. To purchase, call 585-3504, go online
at www.circlecinema.com
or visit in the Circle in person.
In
addition to viewing the winning films, festival-goers
will have the opportunity to walk the red carpet and
participate in a variety of interactive, film-inspired
workshops.
Workshops
will begin at 1:30p:
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1:30p |
Ongoing
airbrush makeup demonstrations by Chelsea Price
of Wild
Magnolia Artistry |
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1:30p |
Screenwriting
for Those Who Usually Don't by Professor
Michael Wright, University
of Tulsa |
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2:05p |
Acting
Workshop by John Sawyer and Jack Wallace of Theatre
Arts |
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2:30p |
Storyboarding
101 by Okcate Smith and Tallulah Smith |
The
winning films and filmmakers will be recognized at an
invitation-only evening VIP reception and awards ceremony.
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QUESTIONS?
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| Email
Miranda Pautler,
2009 CAN Film Festival Director. |
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SPONSORSHIPS |
| The
CAN Film Fesitval is a major fundraiser for the Child
Abuse Network, Inc. Sponsorships are available and
donations are accepted. Contact Janice
Edmiston, CAN Development Director, at 619-4583. |
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| To
view last year's winners or our new teaser video, visit
our YouTube
page. |
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| WHAT
FANS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE CAN FILM FESTIVAL |
"I
am so proud to have been part of the first CAN Film Festival.
The whole day was amazing, from the little kids asking
for autographs to walking the red carpet to getting an
award I will have on display always. Just as important
for me was the chance to meet other student filmmakers
and to talk with so many people who encouraged me to keep
making movies. I love the CAN film Festival, and
am already working on entries for next year. Thanks
for letting me in on the beginning. I look forward
to many more years of getting bigger and better together!"
--Alexander Knight
2008 winner, 10-14 age group |
"After
serving as a judge for the 2008 CAN Film Festival, I can
see the growth potential this event has not only as a
regionally recognized film festival, but as a fundraiser
for the Child Abuse Network."
--Representative Lucky Lamons,
District 66 |
"Through
our support of the Child Abuse Network and the CAN Film
Festival, our foundation, company and employees have the
opportunity to help ensure that our community offers protection
and treatment to those most vulnerable in our midst:
abused children. Congratulations, CAN, on 20 years
of delivering vital care and a hope for a better life
to these young and deserving members of our community."
--Stacy Schusterman,
Chair and CEO of Samson |
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