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2009 Festival is done.

List of all winners here.
Schedule of Events
8/6 Thursday 8:30pm eScape Season 2 World Premiere - Wiswall Park
8/7 Friday 7pm Narrative Short Films - Malta Ave School
8/7 Friday 9pm Narrative Short Films - Wiswall Park
8/7 Friday 11pm After-Party at the Factory Eatery live music by Vesper
8/8 Saturday 1pm Final Cut Pro Workshop - Brookside Museum
8/8 Saturday 7pm Short Subject Documentaries - Malta Ave School
8/8 Saturday 9pm Animated Short Films - Wiswall Park
8/8 Saturday 11pm After-Party at Chickory
8/9 Sunday 4pm Award Presentation - Coffee Planet
Complete Schedule of Films
Justin Cerone wins CDTA iRide Arts YouTube contest.
Justin will have his short CDTA film screened at our festival.
Festival adds third night to include the world premiere of eScape Season 2.
Thursday night's world premiere of eScape 2 will be emcee'd by America's #1 Kid Critic Lights Camera Jackson. This 10 yr. old critic is seen on Capital News 9 and heard on Radio Disney.
Our 2009
Films are listed here.
They include short films from:
Japan, Spain, Italy, Ireland, India, England & Rwanda. Plus Hollywood, NYC and local Capital Region filmmakers.
The
Ballston Spa Film Festival was held August 6th through 8th, 2009 in
Wiswall Park and the Malta Avenue School auditorium.
Films were judged by working professional
local and Hollywood
filmmakers.
New events for 2009:
Hands-on Final Cut Pro editors workshop with producers from Capital
News 9.
Live music at the after party by Vesper.
You can
also enjoy Movies in the park each summer First Friday in Wiswall Park at 9pm.
Curious about
Willie Wonka (1971) presented in AromaRama?
Yeah, that
was us. More info and photos are here.
A
Family Friendly Festival
(for what that means click here)
Young
Filmmakers, need some tips?
We have a MySpace
if you prefer that.
The
2008 Festival Site is here.
An article on our 2008
Filmmaker Discussion panel.
This
program is made possible in part with funds from the Saratoga Program
for Arts Funding (SPAF) part of the Decentralization regrant program of
the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA),
administered by the Saratoga County Arts Council.
Filmmakers
need not attend to win but awards will not be shipped.
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