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FISCAL SPONSORSHIP
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IFP/Seattle is currently sponsoring the following projects:
Photo Booth
Directed by
Timothy Watkins
Written by Charles Forsgren & Timothy Watkins
Produced by Charles Forsgren, Lindy Boustedt & Timothy Watkins
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Photo
Booth is a noir film set in 1970’s Seattle
about an idealistic young writer, Eric, who sets out to find the truth
about what happened to the sexy and mysterious Emily, with whom he had
shared one passionate night – only to be told that she has been
murdered and that he is a suspect in her death. The film is set in
1970’s Seattle with vibrant, funky, gritty, neo-noir Dirty Harry/Streets
of San Francisco colors, and shot on 35mm film by cinematographer
Ben Kasulke with an extreme widescreen aspect ratio of 2.4:1.
Photo Booth will feature a cool, funky 1970's style musical score
by composer Eric Goetz, recorded and mixed with authentic 1970's
instruments and equipment.
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Blvd St. Germain des Pres
Written/Directed by
Ileana D.
Vasquez
Cinematography: Franco P. Tettamanti
Produced by Ileana D. Vasquez and
James Vasquez
Associate Producers Wendy Fink and Patricia Cameron
Executive Producer Jeffrey Maness
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Blvd St. Germain des Pres
is a romantic comedy about an American
woman living in Paris with a peculiar obsession and a screaming
bladder. Who is pursued by a French man who believes that he has
fallen madly in love with her after finding her profile on an online
social site
www.blvdstgermaindespres.com
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While You Weren't Looking
Written/Directed by Jeremy Mackie
Produced by Cheryl Cowen
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While You Weren't Looking takes the essence of a grand swashbuckling adventure and miniaturizes it to 5-year-old size. While out on a trip to a grocery store, an overprotected young boy steals away from his Mom on a shopping cart, stirs up trouble scooting down the aisles, and ends up over his head in a drag race with the local hot-rodder of the store.
The film combines action-packed sequences from art-house films like Run Lola Run with the kid-friendly adventurism of films like The Goonies and Catch that Kid. It's the first narrative piece from filmmaker Jeremy Mackie, who directed the Seattle city film Grey Linings.
Donate to an indie kids action adventure film, make art, make fun.
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Night Blind
Written & Directed by Robert Parks
Produced by Sean West
Cinematograpgy by Adam McDaid
2008 Spotlight Award Winner
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Night Blind is the story of how a good man, Jack Carter,
loses himself and what he believes in while hunting down the men that killed
his good friend, the Reverend of Clearwater. In Jack's hunt for vengeance,
he brushes up against the monster he can become and struggles with the
secrets that he learns.
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Airlock
Written/Directed by Gerrin Tramis
Produced by Chris Oliver
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A headstrong scientist, a stark security
officer, an injured pilot, and a panic-stricken doctor are all that remain
of the once vast crew of the research vessel, “Covax”. After an alien
infestation ravages their ship and forces them into a small, claustrophobic
airlock, the group must now discover the means to survive this terrible
ordeal before the Covax becomes their permanent resting place.
www.airlockmovie.com
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