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Filmquest-Programguide17-ONLINE CONTENTS 3 LETTER OF WELCOME 36 NEW MEDIA 4 SCHEDULE 38 ANIMATION 8 FEATURE FILMS 42 SCREENPLAY FINALISTS 14 SHORT FILMS 44 AWARDS NOMINEES 32 MUSIC VIDEOS 46 AREA TO DO LIST IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT I WELCOME YOU TO THE FOURTH ANNUAL FILMQUEST, HERE IN MY HOMETOWN OF BEAUTIFUL PROVO, UTAH, UNDER THE WATCHFUL EYE OF THE GLORIOUS WASATCH MOUNTAINS. THE FILMS AND SCREENPLAYS CONTAINED WITHIN THE FOLLOWING PAGES REPRESENT THE PASSIONS, SWEAT, TEARS, AND DREAMS OF LITERALLY THOU- SANDS OF ARTISTS, EACH HAVING CREATED UNIQUE STORIES, WORLDS, AND VISIONS THAT YOU WILL FIND TO BE UNFORGETTABLE. THEIR FILMS WILL CHILL AND THRILL YOU, MAKE YOU LAUGH OUT LOUD, OR EVEN CRY. HOWEV- ER, THESE ARTISTS ARE NOT “JUST” FILMMAKERS. THEY ARE SORCERERS. FOR THEM, MAGIC IS REAL. THE IMPOSSIBLE IS POSSIBLE. THEIR DREAMS ARE REALITIES, AND FOR SOME, THE NIGHTMARES WERE BELIEVED AND BROUGHT INTO OUR PLANE OF EXISTENCE. HERE AT FILMQUEST, THE TIME HAS COME FOR THEM TO WEAVE THEIR SPELLS UPON YOU, FOR THEY ARE THE LAST RE- MAINING SHOWMEN AND WOMEN, DESCENDENTS OF P.T. BARNUM HIMSELF. YOU HAVE BEEN INVITED TO JOIN US ON THIS UNIQUE JOURNEY INTO THE FANTASTIC A FOURTH TIME. THERE ARE REALMS OF WONDER THAT AWAIT YOU HERE, AND DAZZLING SPECTACLES UNDREAMED OF. NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN TOGETHER AND BUILD A FILM FESTIVAL UNLIKE ANY OTHER, WHERE “WE” IS MORE POWERFUL THAN “ME.” FILMQUEST IS YOURS JUST AS MUCH AS IT IS MINE, FOR TOGETHER WE ARE FILMQUEST. I LOOK FORWARD TO OUR MANY ADVENTURES TOGETHER IN THE FUTURE, WHERE THE SECOND STAR TO THE RIGHT HAS LEAD US HERE, STANDING SIDE BY SIDE, INTO OUR UNIQUE CITY OF PROVO, UTAH. SINCERELY, JONATHAN MARTIN FOUNDER & DIRECTOR, FILMQUEST THANK YOU TO OUR 2017 SPONSORS STAFF FILMQUEST SOUVENIR CONTACT & PROGRAM GUIDE FOUNDER & DIRECTOR: JONATHAN MARTIN FILMQUEST EDITOR & DESIGNER: 3214 NORTH UNIVERSITY AVE. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: JONNA JACKSON JONATHAN MARTIN SUITE #614 DEPUTY DIRECTOR: RICHARD TEASDALE PHOTOGRAPHY BY: DAN AMEZCUA PROVO, UTAH 84604 VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR: JENNY EVANS FILMQUEST LOGO DESIGNED BY: [email protected] PANELS COORDINATOR: MARIO DEANGELIS JULIETA KOLEVA EVENTS COORDINATOR: CAROLYN TEASDALE COVER ART BY: DEDY SULAIMAN PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES HOSPITALITY COORDINATOR: TINA THORUP SPONSOR COORDINATOR: AMBRIA POWELL FOLLOW US ON © FILMQUEST INTERNATIONAL FILMQUEST EXPRESS CO.: MATTHEW LONG SOCIAL MEDIA FILM & ARTS FESTIVAL LLC., 2017 VOLUNTEER LEAD: MELANIE LLOYD FACEBOOK.COM/FILMQUESTFEST SPECIAL THANKS: RICHARD & KAREN MARTIN, WWW.FILMQUESTFEST.COM INSTAGRAM.COM/FILMQUEST QUINN PETERSON, CITY OF PROVO, COREY FOX, TWITTER.COM/FILMQUESTFEST PAUL DUERDEN, MAYOR CURTIS BRYAN JUBER AND ALL OUR VOLUNTEERS, JUDGES, AND FAMILIES 3 SCHEDULE SCHEDULE TICKET INFORMATION 5:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 4:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER 5:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 General Admission: $8.00 FEATURE FILM 12:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER PANEL 5 FEATURE FILM 11:00 AM @ COVEY CENTER Student Ticket w/ID: $6.00 The Secret Garden (World Premiere) SHORTS BLOCK 7 “Larry Shapiro: Curvature (Utah Premiere) SHORTS BLOCK 11 Filmmaker VIP Pass: $100.00 w/ Girl of My Dreams, Solo “YOUR MOTHER TAUGHT CEO Ensemble Digital Studios” w/ Eldritch Code, Transit Conjunction “FIRST PERSON PERSPECTIVES” VIP Pass: $180.00 YOU BETTER” Back Into the Dark, Body Image, Buckets, VIP All-Access Pass: $250.00 7:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Black Ring, Cold Storage, 5:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER 7:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Do Not Lose, iMedium, Paul’s Bad Day, Princess Bride Screening: $10.00 BIG RED CARPET Dawn of the Deaf, Funeral Wake, SHORTS BLOCK 8 PRINCESS BRIDE RED CARPET Populace, Save, Synapse, The Faceless Man, Music In the Movies Concerts: $30, $40 & $50 Home Education, Mars IV, “UTAH DOES MORE THAN JELLO” THROWBACK THURSDAY OUTFITS The Incredible Tale of the All Panels Free to Public 8:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER Other People’s Heads, FilmQuest Express Films, Maggie, Pasghetti, Incredible Spider-Woman, FEATURE FILM Pollution of the Heart Raisin, The Inside, They Live Inside Us 8:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER Wandering Soul, Watch Me All Tickets available online or at the Muse (Utah Premiere) FEATURE FILM Covey Center for the Arts Box Office w/ Lolly, Sol, The Last Light 3:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER 8:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER The Princess Bride 1:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER www.coveycenter.org FEATURE FILM FEATURE FILM 30th Anniversary Screening SHORTS BLOCK 12 tickets.covey.center 10:30 PM @ MARRIOTT PROVO Dead Leaves (Utah Premiere) Cassette: A Documentary Mixtape w/ All the Marbles “FIRST PERSON PERSPECTIVES” OPENING WEEKEND PARTY w/ Studded Nightmare (Utah Premiere) Jules D., Mauvaises Têtes (Bad Heads), Velour Screening Tickets available online or at Open to Public w/ Ayre, Black Flag, Love Like Lies, 10:30 PM @ GOOD THYME EATERY Spiritus Lepus, The Ningyo, The Tinwife, the Covey Center Box Office or Velour Box Office 5:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Vocabulary 1, Worm THROWBACK THURSDAY Three Skeleton Key SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 PANEL 4 PRINCESS BRIDE THEMED 10:30 AM @ COMMUNAL “Arrowstorm Entertainment: 10:30 PM @ VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE COSTUME/DANCE PARTY 4:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Open to Public FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 FILMMAKER LUNCHEON Utah’s Leading Genre Production House” TUESDAY NIGHT PARTY/EVENT FEATURE FILM 1:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Open to Public Open to Public Diani and Devine Meet the Apocalypse SIGN IN BEGINS 6:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 (Utah Premiere) 1:00 PM @ VELOUR MUSIC IN THE MOVIES CONCERT #1 11:00 AM @ COVEY CENTER w/Happy Anniversary, Hope 3:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 MUSIC VIDEOS & SHORTS BLOCK w/ Chelsie Hightower & Blade Runner: 35th Anniversary SHORTS BLOCK 1 2:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER “DANCE IT OUT AND THEN SOME” Salt Lake Pops Orchestra Live Film Analysis w/ Alex Nibley, 7:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER “START WITH A BANG” FEATURE FILM Atlas World, Back Track, with shorts Elixir, The Witching Hour Prof. Utah Valley University CLOSING NIGHT FEATURE FILM 2 AM, An Eldritch Place, Hostile (North American Premiere) Burning Pictures, Chanel Nø. 5, Dawn, Open to Publi& Free to Public Gnaw (World Premiere) Cold Process, Dead City, w/ A Father’s Day, The Plague Enchantment Under the Sea, Go to Sleep, 9:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER w/Feeding Time, Nibble Einstein-Rosen, I Am the Doorway, FEATURE FILM 2:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER God Came ‘Round, Happy, 4:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Purple Dreams, Saurora, Stolen, Flora (North America Premiere) PANEL 8 9:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER I Can’t Be Your Superman, Inseparable, PANEL 6 Till Death, Xenophobia w/ Meow “Being A Minority Filmmaker in 2017: PRE-AWARDS RED CARPET Little Dude Anthem, Mechanism of Life, “Women and Filmmakign in 2017: Peaceful Life, Ragamuffin, Stories Upon Your Lips, FilmQuest Minority Filmmakers” 6:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER FilmQuest Female Filmmakers Take the Stage” Strobe and Noise, Take My Heart Away, 11:00 PM @ GETOUT GAMES moderated by Utah Film Commission 9:30 PM @ COVEY CENTER SHORTS BLOCK 2 MONDAY NIGHT PARTY/EVENT Commissioner Virigina Pierce CLOSING NIGHT AWARDS SHOW The World Ender, Wicked Game 5:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER “HELLO WORLD, HELLO UTAH” Open to Public Change, Connie, Entanglement, FEATURE FILM 4:00 PM @ VELOUR 3:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER 11:00 PM @ MARRIOTT PROVO Keep Off the Grass, No Caller I.D., Love & Saucers (Utah Premiere) PANEL 2 SHORTS BLOCK 9 CLOSING NIGHT PARTY/DINNER & Static, Stealth & Silence, The Loner, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 w/ Circles, FTL, UFO Days “Live Radio Show Podcast 2:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER “GRAB BAG” POST-AWARDS RED CARPET Unto Death, White Ghost Carved, Jouska, Legacy, Memoir, Presentation: Dimension” FEATURE FILM 8:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Miss Beverly Hills Ghost, Nimmer, Domain (Utah Premiere) MUSIC IN THE MOVIES CONCERT #2 7:00 PM @ COVEY CENTER Paranormal Shopping Network, 5:00 PM @ VELOUR w/ Hum w/ Chelsie Hightower & RED CARPET - OPENING NIGHT 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