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19th Annual Film Festival Ojai Film Festival November 1 - 11, 2018 90+ Films • Representing 33 Countries Celebrity Honorees | Film Executive Panels Focus Earth Films | Gold Coast Screenings Full screening schedule and tickets online at OjaiFilmFestival.com #thelifeyoulove Proud Sponsor of the Ojai Film Festival Your Local Real Estate Experts with Global Reach Jason Bartyn Jeffrey Belzer Karen Davidson Dani Forman Peter Forster 805.320.6878 805.312.0713 805.320.2489 818.519.3952 805.443.1554 TRANQUIL Cal DRE 01319180 Cal DRE 01895639 Cal DRE 01938274 Cal DRE 01942744 Cal DRE 01186952 Laken Garner Ellen Halverson Anthony Hatch Vandy Hill Spencer Kirkpatrick 805.290.2103 805.407.3261 805.952.5174 805.428.7543 805.861.3150 Cal DRE 01958301 Cal DRE 01306217 Cal DRE 02039178 Cal DRE 00896395 Cal DRE 01961265 Larry Krogh | Broker Leann Langolf Juliana Lisheski Julie McDaniel Jack McMillan 805.312.0512 805.665.7190 805.407.1731 805.766.3702 805.551.7267 Cal DRE 01305510 Cal DRE 01792308 Cal DRE 01986150 Cal DRE 01123871 Cal DRE 00869436 Pictured: 1159-1163 Spring Street, Oak View. $1,659,000. 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LIV Sotheby’s InternationalOjaiFilmFestival.com Realty is independently owned and operated and supports the principals of the Fair Housing Act. Ojai Film Festival – 2018 3 Welcome to the 19th Annual Ojai Film Festival President Artistic Director 2018 FESTIVAL SPECIAL EVENTS Jonathan Lambert Steve Grumette Nineteen years and getting Throughout our history, we better all the time, the Ojai have endeavored to bring to Film Festival is designed for Ojai a great diversity of unique Thursday- November 1 Screenplay Live Read - 1 pm lovers of film—not just any film, motion pictures from around A “live” reading by a cast of actors of the winning but finely crafted independent the world, including many that Community Free Film at Libbey Bowl- 7 PM screenplay Matadora, a drama set in 1920-era Mexico, cinema. The Festival’s high would otherwise have been regard within the cinemagraphic inaccessible. At the same time, Young Frankenstein – the 1974 classic Mel Brooks film by writer Lisa Cole. community is highlighted by our festival provides a valuable starring Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn and Marty Feldman the great number of films and service to filmmakers by giving Action in Film – 4 pm screenplays submitted from all them access to a sophisticated An illustrated discussion of how stuntmen “pull off” the over the world. and highly appreciative Friday- November 2 amazing stunts we see on the screen with John Branagan, audience that includes film industry professionals who can help all day at Ojai Art Center stuntman and stunt coordinator We are pleased to be awarding Lifetime Achievement Awards to guide their careers. Malcolm McDowell (acting) and Ellen Kuras (cinematography), Student Filmmakers Program- 10 am two consummate professionals. For filmmakers we offer a full The Ojai Film Festival has chosen the phrase “Enriching the Monday- November 5 day of professional seminars; “Focus Earth” offers a variety of Human Spirit Through Film” as its guiding principle. We give special High school students attend two seminars, Q&A with environmentally-oriented films; and our “Gold Coast Screenings” attention to films that explore the human condition and broaden filmmakers, and then attend Festival screenings all day at Ojai Art Center highlights films made in and around Ventura County. The winning our understanding of our place in the world; films that encourage us screenplay of our Screenwriting Competition is presented in a to exert a constructive influence on our planet and create a vision Filmmakers’ Interest Groups- 9 pm Gold Coast Films- 1 pm “Live Read”, and a variety of exciting special programs are on offer. that will help to bring its various peoples closer together. Attending filmmakers have the opportunity to Presenting films created in and around Ventura County And again this year, Women In Film will present a Legacy film socialize and talk with peers highlighting the career of actress Eva Marie Saint. We are very pleased to continue our association with Panavision Corporation, which once again will be donating Wednesday- November 7 Every year, opening night is a free film outdoors in Libbey Bowl a $60,000 camera rental package to the winner of the Saturday- November 3 and during the week, we host another free community Limelight Award for Best Student Film. Arcade Plaza Lawn- 7 PM animated film for families in the Arcade Plaza. Ojai Art Center As Artistic Director, I invite you once again to view and be touched Community Free Film –Kubo and the Two Strings It is the many volunteers who allow the Festival to happen, and to by the creative efforts of the many talented filmmakers whose work Business and Legal Seminar – 11 am 2016 Oscar nominated animated Japanese fairytale them I offer a huge “Thank You.” And to all of you, a big: “Welcome is featured in our Festival, and to join with us in celebrating the art A panel of entertainment industry executives will discuss to the Festival and to Ojai.” Enjoy yourselves! of film in the uniquely inviting environment of the Ojai Valley. legal hurdles and share insights, led by Laura Caulfield, Friday- November 9 entertainment legal expert. Ojai Film Society- screenings Cinematographer Seminar – 1 pm Ojai Art Center- 10 am A review of her brilliant career with Ellen Kuras, A screening of the winners of the OFS 2018 Young one of the few female members of ASC and Filmmakers Competition followed by a reception 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award honoree with interviewer Stuart Crowner An Afternoon with Eva Marie Saint The Art of the Pitch – 4 pm Ojai Art Center- 4 pm How to “sell” your idea to potential funders with Screening of her Women In Film Legacy documentary on Emily Best, CEO of Seed & Spark her career followed by a Q&A with Ms. Saint, and then a reception in the Art Center Gallery. Screening of Lifetime Achievement Actor Recipient Malcolm McDowell’s film Saturday- November 10 O Lucky Man! All-Animation Presentation with Q&A and reception following the screening - 7 pm Chaparral Auditorium, 1 PM Festival Party- 9 pm Loving Vincent – Ojai Art Center- 4 pm An opportunity for patrons to mix and mingle Screening the 2018 Oscar nominated animated film. Q&A with filmmakers, honorees, speakers, and Lifetime and a demonstration of the art techniques used to create the Achievement Actor Award winner Malcolm McDowell film by two of the artists Tiffanie Mang & Charlene Mosley Sunday- November 4 Sunday- November 11 Ojai Art Center Evolution of Organic - presented by The Ojai Valley Awards Brunch – 11 am Green Coalition – Ojai Art Center - 1 PM Presenting the Lifetime Achievement Awards and A film about the evolution of the organic food movement, celebrating the winners in the various film categories. followed by a Q&A, reception and environmental fair. 4 OjaiFilmFestival.com Ojai Film Festival – 2018 5 | | | | LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS ELLEN KURAS, ASC Director, Cinematographer, and Producer Academy Award-nominee and Primetime Emmy winner Ellen Kuras, ASC makes significant contribution to cinema C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S with her visionary, eclectic work as a director-cinematographer. One of the first women members of the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC), she is widely regarded as a pioneer for all filmmakers. She easily moves between the studio and independent film worlds with a repertoire that includes narrative, documentary, music films and Ellen Kuras ASC commercials. Since 1990, she has received many awards, beginning with a Student Academy Award for her first film as a cinematographer on the documentary Samsara. For her first film as a director,The Betrayal (Nerakhoon), she was On Receiving The Ojai Film Festival nominated for an Academy Award and a Spirit Award, Well-known for her visually stunning work on Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) and Blow (2001), she is the Career Achievement Award unprecedented three-time winner of the Best Dramatic Cinematography at Sundance. She has also won the Eastman Kodak Focus Award, Women in Film Kodak Vision Award and has been nominated numerous times for the Emmys and the Independent Spirit Awards. She was the first cinematographer to receive a Gotham Award for her entire body of work. Ellen has collaborated with directors such as Michael Gondry, Martin Scorsese, Spike Lee, Sam Mendes, Jim Jarmusch, Errol Morris and Rebecca Miller. With Steve Zaillian, she worked on HBO’s The Night of and with Martin Scorsese on the pilot of Vinyl as a second unit director/ cinematographer. After her TV directorial debut on USA Network’s Falling Water, she immediately went on to direct episodes 7 and 8 of the Netflix Original show Ozark, starring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney.
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