Segments: The Orange County Short Film Fest

02/24/2013

From Butterfly earrings to tinfoil heroes, from provocative professors to reflective dancers, from portraits come to life to puppets pushed to their death, SEGMENTS: The Orange County Short Film Fest rocked Orange Hall tonight! Thanks to Max Schaefer, mastermind and master of ceremonies and hostess with the mostess for ringleading a great big ole' mishmosh of interesting and different short film fare, and to the jurors and the SUNY Orange Cultural Affairs department for bringing this idea to life! Goodnight all! Now get some sleep and tomorrow go make a short film!

02/23/2013

Greg Falkin and David Cohen's "Provocation" examines how far is too far as a professor pushes his students to explore the idea of deviance. Come to the festival TONIGHT! and get provoked yourself!

02/10/2013

Our poster! Check it out! Share it! Come! Bring friends!

02/02/2013

Jonathan Talbot's expressionist "Portrait" - one of our featured films at SEGMENTS.

02/01/2013

"Yule Log: The Making of a Christmas Legend" by Peter Galipeau, is one of our crazier featured films in the festival. This mockumentary goes behind the scenes of the infamous yule log video designed to make your TV screen a magical holiday fireplace. Tensions rise to absurd heights as this wacky cast of creatives try to change history by filming a burning log!

12/12/2012

Only THREE MORE DAYS till our deadline for submission! Don't get left out of the short film fun! If you have friends who have films and haven't submitted, now would be the time to give them a little kick in the ... right direction.

11/26/2012

Screening Festival Date - Saturday, February 23, 2013

11/26/2012

Call is now open for films no longer than 40 minutes in length to be provided in DVD format or submitted online via Vimeo by December 15, 2012.

http://www.sunyorange.edu/culturalaffairs/segments_call_for_films.shtml

Orange County Community College is a two-year institution of higher education established by the authority of the State of New York and sponsored by the County of Orange.

11/26/2012

A celebration of the creativity of local filmmakers will be the central theme at this day-long event during which the films will be screened, will take place in Orange Hall Theatre, on the Middletown, New York, campus of SUNY Orange. The festival will establish the profile of local films in the public consciousness as a mature cultural resource. Each film screening will be followed by a talk back with the filmmakers as well as give an opportunity for networking among film and performing artists.