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ASFF-2013-Programme.Pdf EXPLORE YORK EXPERIENCE FILM 15 Venues. 300 Films. 4 Days 7 - 1 0 November 2 013 www.asff.co.uk 1 FESTIVAL PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS 2 WELCOME CREDITS ASFF opens on Thursday 7th November Cherie Federico Dale Donley and continues until Sunday 10th November Rob Cheung Laura Barr As we move into our 3rd year of ASFF, we couldn’t be more thrilled to bring Hannah Clugston Rebecca Bowery you this new instalment of York’s international short flm festival. Programming Alexandra Beresford this year’s festival has been exciting, from choosing the Offcial Selection Andrew Lambeth from over 30 countries, to organising this year’s masterclasses, networking Abbe Robinson Chris Brooke events and guest screenings. We have a rich selection of flms from across the Lumen Arts world, in genres including drama, comedy, thriller, documentary, animation, experimental, artists’ flm, music video and a new family friendly programme. PRACTICAL INFORMATION The Festival Hub is located at Visit York This year’s masterclasses include Joakim Sundström (Seven Psychopaths ) 1 Museum Street and BAFTA on Sound Editing, Warp Films, Film4, Channel 4, Alice Lowe on York, YO1 7DT Screenwriting (Sightseers, Hot Fuzz and Kill List ), and a lively panel discussion (+44) (0) 1904 629 137 exploring the nature of short flm, as well as many other industry opportunities. All flms are screened in their original language; if this We have a number of events, from our ever-popular Meet the Filmmakers is other than English, English subtitles will be provided. evening to daily networking sessions with industry representatives from Edinburgh Film Festival, London Film Festival, Channel 4 and many others. The screenings are subject There are also special programmes from BAFTA, Yorkshire Film Archive, and to change at any time. Most flms are C12A, but Screen Bandita, as well as our guest countries: India, Mexico and Kuwait. some may be C15. Please see the programme and On a practical note, due to the historical nature of some of our venues, venue for details. seating is allocated on a frst come, frst served basis, so please arrive at the Some flms may contain venue early. All flms are up for an award in their category, as well as Best of fashing images. Fest and the People’s Choice Award. Have a wonderful ASFF 2013. Visit www.asff.co.uk for the most up to date information. Cherie Federico, Director, ASFF Follow us on Twitter @asffest. 3 TICKET PRICES 3 day screening pass - £30 Networking Sessions - £7 Gives full access to all festival Held at York’s Dean Court Hotel, our industry networking screenings from 8 - 10 November, sessions present an opportunity to engage directly with, including special programmes. and gain valuable insights from, representatives from leading flm organisations, while exchanging ideas and information. Senior (60+) £27.00 Student £27.00 Tea & coffee included. Child £18.00 Family £72.00 Friday 8 November: 11:00 - 12:30 * BAFTA: Lisa Bryer (Chair of BAFTA Short Film Jury) Creative England: Paul Ashton (Senior Talent Executive) 1 day screening pass - £15 Channel 4: Susie Wright (Media Project Manager) Gives access to all of the screenings Film London: Maggie Ellis (Head of Artists’ Moving Image) taking place on your chosen day of the Sheffeld Doc/Fest: Hussain Currimbhoy (Programmer) festival (Friday, Saturday or Sunday). Saturday 9 November: 12:00 - 13:30 * Senior (60+) £13.50 Creative Scotland: Ross McKenzie (Development) Student £13.50 London Film Festival: Philip Ilson (Short Film Programmer) Child £9.60 Raindance: Chris Thomas (Raindance Tutor) Family £36.00 Saturday 9 November: 14:30 - 16:00 * Underwire: Chloe Trayner (Festival Producer) Meet the Filmmakers - £7 Creative Scotland: Ross McKenzie (Development) 7pm until late at Yorkshire Museum. Edinburgh International Film Festival: Lydia Beilby (Programmer) Screening at 8pm, followed by a panel discussion and networking opportunities. Sunday 10 November: 12:00 - 13:30 * Creative Scotland: Ross McKenzie (Development) Edinburgh International Film Festival: Lydia Beilby (Programmer) Awards Ceremony - £7 London Film Festival: Philip Ilson (Short Film Programmer) Award ceremony 6pm - 9pm at ASFF HQ (De Grey Rooms). Free drink with * Attendance of representatives from leading flm your ticket. After party from 9pm. organisations is subject to change. 4 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Thursday 7th November network at our Opening Night at City Screen Official BAR: 1331 Screening of flms and after-party. Guests to the Opening One of York’s most popular bar/ Night will receive a complimentary drink with their ticket and restaurants, 1331 is an ideal place to an ASFF VIP Bag flled with a selection of goodies. socialise with friends old and new between ASFF screenings and events. Tickets are limited for this event so be sure to book early. Tucked away inside the venue is Brandy Brown’s Little Cinema, a boutique cinema space providing a Friday 8th November luxurious viewing experience with its Screenings all day and Friday Night Party at 1331 leather reclining chairs and sofas. A series of talks at York St John University and The cinema will be screening our York Theatre Royal during the afternoon from flm comedy and drama programmes industry representatives. throughout the festival, allowing you to combine networking and catching Please note we can only accommodate a limited number of the flms you want to see. people per talk, so please book early. Collecting Tickets Saturday 9th November Please visit the Festival Hub to collect Screenings all day and Meet the Filmmakers your Festival Tickets and Wristband Meet the Filmmakers event at Yorkshire Museum from 7pm, before accessing the screenings. with screening at 8pm, followed by a panel discussion with our flmmakers and networking opportunities, music and bar. Festival Hub Opening Times: Thursday 7 November: 9am - 5pm Friday 8 November: 9am - 5pm Sunday 10th November Saturday 9 November: 9am - 5pm Limited screenings across the city and Award Ceremony Sunday 10 November: 10am - 4pm An award ceremony will round off the festival at the ASFF HQ (De Grey Rooms) from 6pm, free drink with your ticket and networking. Category winners will be announced, as well as Best of Fest Award and the People’s Choice. 5 MASTERCLASSES: TALKS FROM THE INDUSTRY (FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER) Alice Lowe VENUE Alice Lowe on Screenwriting York Theatre Royal Alice Lowe has appeared in some of the UK’s best loved TV comedies (Black Books, Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace), TIME and popular British flms Hot Fuzz and Kill List. As co- 12:00 - 13:00 writer and star of the acclaimed black comedy Sightseers, Alice will discuss screenwriting techniQues and how PRICE performance can be used as a writing tool. £8.50 Film 4 VENUE Tom Leggett on Film Production York St John University Film4 is known for working with the most innovative talent in the UK. As Development Editor, Tom Leggett TIME collaborates with flmmakers to nurture flms from 12:00 - 13:00 conception to the end result. He will discuss the production processes involved, and what the channel PRICE looks for in its upcoming talent. £8.50 Panel Discussion VENUE PANEL Is a Short Ever Just a Short? York St John University DISCUSSION Lisa Bryer (Chair of BAFTA Short Film Jury), Alan Bernstein (Director of Learning at London Film School), TIME Is A SHort Philip Ilson (London Short Film Festival Director) and 13:00 - 14:00 EVER JUST Colin Pons (Producer and Board Member of Showroom & Workstation) debate whether a short flm can exist in PRICE A SHORT? its own right or if it has to lead to other things. £8.50 Channel 4 VENUE Susie Wright: Channel 4 York St John University Susie Wright is Media Project Manager with Channel 4’s Creative Diversity team, which is a frst TIME point of contact for new, emergent and unorthodox 13:00 - 14:00 talent. She will discuss her role in making Channel 4 the most creatively diverse broadcaster in the UK, PRICE and what the channel looks for in new content. £8.50 6 Sheffield Doc/Fest VENUE Hussain Currimbhoy: Documentary York St John University Sheffeld Doc/Fest is the UK’s leading festival focusing on documentary. As Programmer for the event, Hussain TIME Currimbhoy knows what to look out for in cutting edge 13:30 - 14:30 factual flm. Discussing how the genre is developing, he will explore the notion of what documentary is in 2013 PRICE and what makes a good non-fction flm. £8.50 Warp Films VENUE Barry Ryan on Warp Films York Theatre Royal Warp Films is known and respected the world over for such modern classics as Four Lions, Dead Man’s Shoes TIME and This Is England. Producer Barry Ryan will cover the 13:30 - 15:00 breadth of Warp’s projects, encompassing a dynamic range of shorts and features, and offer insights into PRICE production and how to stand out in the flm industry. £8.50 Film London VENUE Maggie Ellis: FIlm London York St John University Film London is the capital’s flm and media agency. Maggie Ellis, head of Artists’ Moving Image, will TIME discuss the movement and development of artists’ 15:00 - 16:00 flm into features and the crossover from galleries into cinemas, highlighting the opportunities for PRICE flmmakers at Film London. £8.50 Beggars Group VENUE Craig McNeil on Music Video York St John University Craig McNeil is Director of TV and Film at Beggars Group (Rough Trade, 4AD, Matador, XL Recordings). TIME He has extensive experience in promoting music 15:00 - 16:00 videos to the leading music channels. Offering insights into what makes a music video commercial, PRICE he will give advice on how to make yours stand out. £8.50 7 MASTERCLASSES: TALKS FROM THE INDUSTRY (FRIDAY 8 NOVEMBER) Cowboy Films VENUE Cowboy Films: Lisa Bryer York St John University Lisa Bryer is Founder and Producer of Cowboy Films, the company behind such recognised titles as Marley, TIME Last King of Scotland, Fire in Babylon and Goodbye 15:00 - 16:00 Charlie Bright.
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