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VICTORIA
INDEPENDENT FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL
FEBRUARY
2 - 11, 2001
22 Feature Films 15 Documentaries 80 Shorts
This is a posting of Victoria Screenwriter. While I endeavour to keep all information current and accurate it is up the individual to confirm any information conveyed in these pages with the Victoria Independent Film and Video Festival. These pages are not supported, condoned or maintained by VIFVF, CineVic or any of their sponsors.
Ticket information HERE
WHAT'S HAPPENING
FILM DISCUSSIONS AT CHAPTERS
7:30
PM Every Friday in November and January,
Festival programer Donovan Aikman will screen and chat about past
festival favourites.
THE PREVIEW BASH -January 17, 2001 at Hugo's 5pm - 7 pm
Be the first to pick up a program book while taking a peek at the sneak previews.
TRIBUTE - Sunday, February 4 7pm
This year's honoree: Marv Neuland founder of International Rocketship -who brought us such cult classics as Bambi Meets Godzilla. Other special guests will be there to celibate with us.
THE INFLUENCES Saturday February 10, 2001 9am - 4pm @ CineVic; 9:45pm @ Capitol 6 Theatre
This workshop will focus on the director John Cassavetes and his work; It continues on to investigate the influence of politics, literature and contemporary art of the 1950s
THE ANIMATHON Date & Time TBA
Times have changed since The Flintstones first shocked the world by being the first Prime-time couple actually sharing the same bed. We now have The Simpsons' Homer and Marg going at it in a public mini-putt, the family dog having the hots for The Family Guy's wife, and Peggy Hill posing for an Internet fetish site on King of the Hill . Come and learn about the workings of animation in this intense and lively session. Held over three days, you will be taken through all the steps to create your own animated masterpiece.
LET'S MAKE A MOVIE-Sunday February 4 at 1pm & Saturday February 10 at 1pm $10.75
Commando filmmaking in action: Participants, armed with video equipment, will merge and collide to script, rehearse, shoot and screen a short video in one afternoon. Screening takes place at Capital 6
ART EXHIBITION- January 26 - February 7 10am - 4pm daily Community Arts Council, 6G - 1001 Douglas St.
Scott Clark explores the relationship between film and fine art in an exhibit entitled Motion Painting
FRENCH PROGRAM - TBA
The latest and best from Quebec. Four films over two nights at Cinecenta.
CHILDREN'S PROGRAM - TBA
Film to enlighten and entertain the young. Four films in four days on weekday afternoons at the Capitol 6.
OPENING GALA AND AWARDS - February 2, 9pm - $16
After the opening feature kick it up at the Laurel Point Inn with eighteen hot new R&B musicians.
BRAVO!FACT SCREENINGS
World premiers of fabulous BRAVO!FACT shorts
END OF FESTIVAL BASH -February 11 Location TBA - $10.75
The Festival may be over but that doesn't mean the party has to end!!!
THE MAD HATTER'S CROQUET PARTY- Saturday, February 3 9pm $25
What is under the White Rabbits vest? Why won't the Hatter stop talking and who ever heard of doing the limbo in Wonderland? Join us for a wonky game of croquet at the Royal London Wax Museum. Alice in Wonderland is not, just for kids, anymore!
