Casting roles for the feature film “Woman’s Prison” that will be shot in South Bend, IN from July 20 to August 10th, Summer 2008. This is a School of Visual Arts (NYC) thesis film.

For more information on the film and to view the short film visit:

www.womansprisonmovie.com
www.sva.edu (to visit the school’s web site)

Interested actors should email kmlfilm@gmail.com to receive sides and arrange an audition time. (more…)

Partnering With The B Movie Celebration/ The Indy Film Co-op

New Expanded Version of the Tromadance Film Festival New York, NY – Tromadance Founder Lloyd Kaufman and The B Movie Celebration announced the creation of a new expanded summer version of the Tromadance Film Festival in Franklin, Indiana, at this year’s American Film Market last November. This announcement included details on the transformation of the Tromadance Film Festival into a fully immersive film experience that now includes a larger screening schedule as well as more panel discussions and in-depth workshops covering a variety of topics pertinent to young filmmakers. Summer TromaDance takes place during the B Movie Celebration September 26th-28th in Franklin Indiana.

About TromaDance (more…)

Hot on the heels of the news from Devi Snively, we’ve learned that MAF member Tara Eary has made it into her first film festival at DragonCon. This is not only Tara’s first film festival, but it is her first short film that she has done with members from MAF. The short film “Cannibal Lovers” was filmed late last year and has had some pick up shots filmed this year, and is currently in Post Production. Congrats to Tara and all the MAF members who’ve worked on this film!

MAF Member and Directrix Devi Snively recently showed her short film “Death in Charge” to a local audience and had big news to share with everyone at the event. The short had been submitted and accepted into the prestigious Palm Springs Short Film Festival. Not only is this a HUGE short film festival, but it is an Academy Award Qualifying Film Festival. Of course, that doesn’t mean that Death in Charge will get an Academy Award, but it does mean that it is at least qualified to be nominated for one. And that is GREAT news. Congrats to Devi from all of us at Mid America Filmmakers!

ps. Also, Devi will soon have a home in the LA area, so we wish her the best of luck pursuing opportunities out West. Go Devi!