The mission of the Main Line Film Festival is to celebrate the art of the short film on the Big Screen to an audience that is hungry for unique visions shown through motion pictures. Thousands of Web sites deliver motion picture content to audiences of all sorts to various media devices, but to truly enjoy a cinematic experience, we believe the audience must venture to the theater to really appreciate the art that the filmmaker has created. This is why we formed the Main Line Film Festival.
Many film festivals hold gala banquets, seminars, writing camps and reward celebrities with gifts to attend their event. You know which ones they are. We don’t do that. This allows us to keep our entry and admission fees low. Our goal is pure and simple. To celebrate the art of the short film on the Big Screen to an audience that is hungry for unique visions shown through motion pictures. The Main Line Film Festival shows independent films at a real movie theater, not some hotel conference center.
Our festival screening venue will be Clearview’s Anthony Wayne Cinema. This historic theater was constructed in 1928 and is located in the heart of beautiful Wayne, Pennsylvania, a small suburban town located approximately 15 miles west of Philadelphia, PA. The renovated auditorium seats 150 and has recently been updated to include state-of-the-art audio and digital video components to supplement its classic 35mm projection capabilities.
Come celebrate the art of the short film and meet some of the filmmakers in attendance on April 26, 2008 at the Main Line Film Festival!
Filmmakers don’t delay. Please submit your short film now!
December 1, 2007 – Early Deadline – $15 per entry
March 1, 2008 – Regular Deadline – $20 per entry
March 15, 2008 – Late Deadline – $25 per entry
April 26, 2008 – Main Line Film Festival
Clearview’s Anthony Wayne Cinema
109 W. Lancaster Avenue, Wayne PA 19087
Visit: http://www.mainlinefilmfestival.com
Sincerely,
Mark Kochanowicz
Main Line Film Festival
Founder and Director
Contact:
Mark Kochanowicz
11 Westgate Circle
Malvern, PA 19355
215-485-1817
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