SAGINDIE is a proud sponsor of VISIONFEST taking place Tuesday, October 30 at 7:30 PM at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles.
Register now with a special SAGIndie discount code: SAGmember
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2012 will be our 15th year of VisionFest, Filmmakers Alliance annual screening and celebration bringing together the best of LA’s independent film community!
The evening begins with the presentation of the VISION AWARD to an established filmmaker whose artistic ambition and consistent filmmaking excellence provides artistic inspiration to emerging filmmakers all around the world. Past recipients include MIke Figgis, Terry Gilliam, Wim Wenders, Allison Anders, Alexander Payne, David O. Russell, Werner Herzog, Mark and Michael Polish, Kevin Smith, Ted Hope, Nicolas Winding Refn and last year’s recipient, Christine Vachon. Check back for the announcement of this year’s Vision Award recipient!
The presentation of awards will be followed by a program of some of the best short films produced in the previous year. This year, we opened up submissions to filmmakers nationally. Ironically, the theme that emerged from the films selected is:
“THE LA LIFE!”
Each film, directly and indirectly paints a small portrait of daily life in Los Angeles. See if you recognize your own story among them.
We are pleased to announce the following films:
- Future Days (10:00) Directed by Clay Zimmerman
- Mayfly (24:25) Directed by Aimee Graham
- The Gaskettes (14:00) Directed by Jason House
- Another Bullet Dodged (13:11) Directed by Landon Zakheim
Also, the program will be preceded by a special music video presentation:
A House A Home (07:00) directed by Daniel Fickle.
Total program length: 69 mins.
The evening finishes with a high-energy party in the Egyptian Theater courtyard catered by some of Los Angeles’ best restaurants.
REGISTER NOW: http://visionfest2012.eventbrite.com/
PARKING INFO:
The Egyptian no longer validates for the Hollywood & Highland complex parking lot or any other lot. There are several area parking lots nearby that charge various amounts.
Read Meter signs carefully. Parking regulations have changed and much of the parking is one hour only and meters are enforced until 8pm or later on side streets near the theatre. There is also free street parking on Selma (south of Hollywood Blvd.) and other area side streets.
Cherokee & Selma (south of Hollywood Boulevard).
South of Hollywood Blvd. there are attended Grant & Classic Parking lots on McCadden Place and on Las Palmas. Parking is $8-$20 flat rate maximum. They do NOT offer validation to Egyptian Theatre customers. There is often $5 parking in area lots a block east of the Egyptian. Always verify if you are paying a flat rate or hourly before parking.
Take Metro!
Metro provides Bus and Rail transportation to the Egyptian Theater located at 6712 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, walking distance from the Metro Red Line Hollywood/Highland Station. For your best route or more info, visit the Metro Trip Planner or call (323) Go Metro or (323.466.3876).