The Movement in Progress through Independent Filmmaking Comes to Atlanta
Released on: September 3, 2007, 4:01 pm
Press Release Author: Urban Mediamakers Film Festival (UMFF)
Industry : Entertainment
Press Release Summary: The Movement in Progress through Independent Filmmaking Comes to Atlanta, Georgia for a three-day festival, October 12-14, 2007.
Press Release Body: Atlanta, Georgia - 09/03/07 -- The 6th Urban Mediamakers Film Festival (UMFF) takes place October 12-14, 2007 in Atlanta, Georgia, and blends activism and filmmaking as the weapon of choice for universal social change. Presented at the DoubleTree Hotel Atlanta - North Druid Hill/Emory, \"The Movement in Progress through Independent Filmmaking\" is the theme of UMFF 2007. This 3-day festival includes an opening night reception and premiere of "Got Purpose," all-day independent film screenings, workshops for actors, writers and filmmakers, panels, networking, awards ceremony, and Sunday brunch.
Guest speakers include Abiola Abrams (BETJ), Dr. Alduan Tartt, Isis Wisdom (Word On Da Streets Magazine), Nadra Enzi (BFSS), Ralph Scott (BETJ The Best Shorts Producer), Ellen N. Friedman (Director/Acting-Voice Coach), Francine Dash-Johnson (Writer/Producer), Sylvia Jackson (Filmcaptive Productions), Barrett Dungy (Urban Home Entertainment), and Jay Blakk (Music Manager). UMFF 2007 honorees include winning filmmakers, writers, student filmmakers from KIPP Academy, and comedian/actress/TV host Mo'Nique receiving the UMFF Entertainer of the Year award.
Full festival pass $125; students $100. Single event tickets also available. Visit www.umff.com or call 404.460.2793 for details and registration.
UMFF 2007 Sponsors: El Elyon, DataScan Technologies, J.M. Family Enterprises, Inc., Camrose Creative Services, Talking Book, Urban Film Review, SWATS, and Film Movement.
The Urban Mediamakers Film Festival (UMFF) is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization that promotes and supports independent mediamaking - animation, film, music, print, television, and video. Partial proceeds from UMFF 2007 benefit the Young Urban Mediamakers (YUM) program that partners media mentors with youth to educate and inspire in mediamaking.
Web Site: http://www.umff.com
Contact Details: Cheryle R. Reynolds Producer 1353 Riverstone Parkway Suite 120, PMB 315 Canton, Georgia 30114 404.460.2793 cheryle@umff.com
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