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Presenting Sponsor: FEB 27 FEB Acrobats Peking The presenting sponsor: FEB 27 FEB Acrobats Peking The 2 WELCOME TO THE 20TH ANNUAL Shows at a Glance REELOUT QUEER FILM + VIDEO FESTIVAL! past board of Micki Buie 2019 People are always surprised to learn that a city the directors RJ Hussey Arianna Pozzuoli size of Kingston can sustain such a large, cultural Constance Baran-Gerez Kat Burrows Anna Hwang Jim Puckalo This is the Point festival that focuses on films about LGBTQ+ lives. Justin Barath Brian Cannon Theresa James Catherine Puffer Carson Contreras Galaviz William Carroll Sandra Jass Rajeevan Rasenthiran Much of that success can be attributed to collaboration. Kali Carys Carolyn Johanson Kelly Rider MAR 6-10 Collaboration between the queer community and Corinne Burke Kyle-Thomas Christiansen Taryn Cates Alannah Johnson Kiley Rider the larger community who champion this festival; Shannon Coyle Joe Chapman Dhiv Joseph Niq Roadbike between activists and artists; between academics Yasmine Djerbal Paul Clifford Megan Joslin Sarah Robayo Sheridan Gandini Juggling & Dance: and non-academics; in an environment that fosters Bob Giarda Joshua Collins Zoe Jurista James Robbins a culture of respect and inclusion that not only Michael Gosselin Kevin Collins Nikki Kauf Jason Rogers Sylvia Grills Shannon Collins Kalanthe Khaiat Thomas Rogers Sigma acknowledges intersectional identities but makes Pamela Havery Alison Cope Gary Kibbins Madeleine Ross them/us the star of the show. We want to thank all Anna Cordner Judy Kim Jessie Rust-Smith MAR 19 | 7:30 PM the sponsors, patrons and volunteers + the 260 staff, Corey Hayden Brea Hutchinson Charles Nathan Jess Kincaid Joan Salton board and programming collective members on the Carolyn Johanson Cossette-Bernard Mitchell King Laura Schaefer team since 1999 for getting us to where we are today. Megan Joslin Caitlin Cowan Trevor Laforce Jim Seale Jesse Cook Samantha King Rya Cowperthwaite Mason Lam Caleb Seguin This is the largest festival in scope and scale we’ve Sophie Kiwala Emily Cummins Woods Heidi Lamont Rachelle Seguin MAR 29 | 7:30 PM Magda Lewis Julie Darke Taylor Leeder Mark Sloan ever assembled with 39 individual programs spread Henna Datt Rob Lesurf Ron Sly out over 15 days. This includes 116 new and memorable Aara Macauley Scott Matthews Emma Daughton Ben Leviton Rosanna Smyth films from our 20 year history as well as an animation Marney McDiarmid Suzanne Day Peggy Lin Amanda Snider The Legendary workshop with San Francisco-based artist Clyde Megan McDonald Darrell Dean Yiyang Liu Pamela Stamoulis Petersen; a cabaret performance by Toronto-based Bruce Morgan Melissa Deleary Cat London Nils Stefan Boylesque; new dance works by choreographer Kay Sharday Mosurinjohn Anne Delorme Susan Lord Mike Stringer Ladies of Country Meigan Dickinson Lisa Luo Blake St. John Kenney and Movement Market Collective; musical Faith Mousa Kiley Rider Andrea Doggett Lynn Ly Jason St-Laurent APR 5 | 7:30 PM performances by Jenica Rayne & Lynne Hanson, and Alysha Dominico Eleanor MacDonald Mike Stringer Full Circle; an aerial acrobatics performance by circus Alice Robinette-Woods Jon Sargent Susan Douthewaite Larry Mackey Cheryl Sunder artist Erin Ball and plenty of audience engagements Mark Sloan Libby Drew Josh Malm Stephan Tang Peggy Baker Dance Projects presents with visiting filmmakers like Thom Fitzgerald, Dayna Peter Thompson Yvonne Ehinlaye Bonita Martens Tracey Taylor McLeod, Jason Karman, Justin Ducharme, Nicholas Dan Thomson Fitch Elron Reid Martin Casey Telford Hautch, Josh Clapp, Isaac Alfie, Howard Adler and Ashley Vanstone Lenny Epstein Steven Maynard Pam Thompson who we are in the dark Sarah Eves Marney McDiarmid Dan Thomson more! past staff & Lauren Ferenbach Leda McDonald Benjamin Tollestrup APR 9 | 7:30 PM collective Marion Ferrer Janice McLean Max Tremblay We wish you an emotionally-rewarding festival experience. Mary Louise Adams Kendall Forde Shelby McLeod Ayse Turak Kevin Alan John Freeman Cherie McMurray Rjaii Turcotte Anda Union With Love, Matt Salton Executive Director on behalf of the Matt Allen Dan Fricker Michael McNeely Argerie Tzouras reelout arts project inc. staff and board of directors Rai Allen Rob Genoway Katelyn Grace McNeill Emily van der Meulen APR 16 | 7:30 PM Troy Allen James Gibson-Bray John McTavish Dan Vena Kevin Arjean Amanda Girling David Melrose Jim Verburg P.S. Thank you to OPIRG Kingston and the wonderful Emily Arvay Monet Goudreau Mila Mendez Aidan Vickery Marney McDiarmid for birthing Reelout Queer Film + Joseph Babcock Courtney Graham Kevin Merritt Michael Vincent Ms. Lisa Fischer Video Festival. She'll never take credit for it and Alan Baird James Greatrex Alexis Mitchell Johnny Waite say it was a collective effort because that's the kind Nancy Baird Nadia Guidotto Connie Morris Tammy Wang & Grand Baton of selfless activist and artist she is, but we see you Melodie Ballard Chris Hadwin Adam Morrison Jamey Wieser Marney and we thank you! Justin Barath Ben Hall Carrie Morrison Joanne Williams Patrick Baud Peter Hand Tim Murphy Sydney Wilson APR 26 | 7:30 PM Lindy Beauvaise Paul Hanlon Benjamin Nelson Zoe Yuristy Kris Bergmann Jennifer Hannah Johnny Ng Jarret Zaroski Hilton Bertalan Markus Harwood-Jones Robert Nielsen Agatha Zarzycka Nael Bhanji Andrew Hayashi Amy Nighbor Susan Zhang CALL. 613.530.2050 Keith Bilow Rachel Hazel James Owen Megha Bissa Carla Henderson Elisa Paloschi Veronica Blackburn Elena Heighton Jessica Park CLICK. KingstonGrand.ca Julia Blakely Aaliyah Hinds Gaby Parker Patrick Brant Ani Hogan Karen Parsons VISIT. 218 Princess Street, Kingston Chris Boodram Lauren Hortie Katie Pearce Jean Bruce Elizabeth Howes Katherine Pearce COK0147 GT Print Reelout Ad-FINAL-2.indd 1 2018-08-01 11:33 AM SPONSORS CREDITS TICKETS, PASSES AND VENUES PRESENTING SPONSOR ACCOMMODATION SPONSOR Matt Salton TICKETSCENE AND BOX OFFICE DAYTRIPPER PASS executive director Aksel Richard Online tickets and passes go on sale January 8, 2019 at TICKETSCENE. New to 2019 is the $30 DAYTRIPPER PASS which is perfect for festival manager If a show indicates it is “Sold Out” that means only a select number certain festival dates on weekends that offer a lot of programming of tickets set aside to sell in advance or that are being held for and allows a festival attendee the luxury of fully immersing Olivia Dumas anyone purchasing a FESTIVAL PASS are “sold out”. If you do not themselves in the festival experience for that day and evening. For volunteer coordinator or can not purchase your ticket in advance you can join what is example, a typical Saturday during the festival has around 5 or 6 FUNDING PARTNERS festival staff called THE RUSH LINE. This is where we allow festival attendees the screenings and even at the student/senior/Screening Room member Facundo Vazquez, Isabel Whitehead, opportunity to buy a ticket to a show in person from the Reelout Box price you could expect to pay $50 or $60 so you’re already saving an Ontario government agency Tamara Lang, Amillia Ho, Emma Freidman, un organisme du gouvernement de l’Ontario Office 15 minutes prior to that show. It’s called a “rush line” because 50% off. The DAYTRIPPER PASS will only be on SALE at the Reelout Sierrah Zawacki when that half past minute strikes, we will rush to sell off any Box Office each day, a half an hour before the first program of that Vincent Perez remaining tickets to those patrons dedicated to arrive first in line. day and will only be available in limited quantities. It does not gain graphic designer you access to the Reelout/RBC Opening GALA at the Tett Centre or 20th ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL PASS the Animation Workshop with Clyde Petersen. Gala tickets are $20 Social Schmoes and must be purchased independently. The Animation Workshop social media marketing FESTIVAL SUPPORTERS The most affordable and worry-free way to enjoy your Reelout is registration based. See Reelout dot com for details. Your pass is programming committee experience is to buy a FESTIVAL PASS. A PASS for this year has a non-transferable and may only be used by the person whose name Steven Barrow, Oscar Cadeau, Laura Chaignon, reduced price of only $80 to celebrate our 20th anniversary. No will appear on the PASS. Your online receipt will be shown to the Yvonne Ehinlaiye, Marion C. Gonsalves, Mustafa Karacam, further discounts to seniors/students will be offered. This is $40 Reelout Box Office in exchange for your PASS. You MUST show Pierre-Luc Landry, Tamara Lang, Carina Magazzeni, off the regular cost. You should be advised however that we only photo ID to collect your pass and may be required to show your ID at Ky Pearce, Aksel Richard, Matt Salton, Paul Smith, sell a limited number of PASSES and they ALL go on sale ONLINE any point during the festival when using your PASS to gain tickets. Curtis Stillman in ADVANCE as of January, 8th, 2019. 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