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screenings and confrences

September 23rd, 2008 Posted in diy days, event, fest

FHTA FILMS LONDON BOUND
We’re please to announce that In Search Of directed by Zeke Zelker and I F*cking Hate You directed by Zak Forsman will be headed to London for a special FHTA screening. Both films will play during Power to the Pixel, a special digital innovation event held during the London Film Festival. Thanks to Wonderland for making the event possible. Congratulations to Zeke and Zak and as we have more details we’ll post them here.

BOSTON
On Oct 3rd and 4th FHTA and DIY DAYS will be staging events in Boston. If you happen to live in the Boston area and want to lend a hand or help spread the word please let drop us a line at info [@] fromheretoawesome dot com

Book of Caleb directed by Matthew Von Manahan, Ring of Blood directed by Javier Prato, and a special Boston premiere of Boston Smile Project directed by David Tames will be screening on Oct 3rd.

Here are the full details.

SPECIAL SCREENING of FROM HERE TO AWESOME FILMS
Friday, October 3, 2008
Tower Auditorium
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
621 Huntington Avenue, Boston
Directions Link: http://massart.edu/x474.xml
7pm to 9:30pm

DIY DAYS CONFERENCE
FREE DAY of Workshops, Panels and Roundtable discussions
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Trustees Room, 11th Floor Tower Building
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
621 Huntington Avenue, Boston
Directions Link:: http://massart.edu/x474.xml
10am to 6:30pm

For more info visit www.diydays.com

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2 Responses to “screenings and confrences”

ZAK FORSMAN Says:

September 24th, 2008 at 7:35 am
looking forward to representing the FHTA filmmakers on an international stage.
Zak Forsman Says:

September 26th, 2008 at 5:53 am
I continue to be amazed and humbled by where this little short film of ours, I FUCKING HATE YOU, continues to take us. Most notably, it seems to lead us toward kindred spirits across the states. and now, this film that cost a mere $37 to produce, is taking us across the atlantic. good things to come!