ALICE FEST – March 17, 2013

-Vivian Bowman-Edwards, ALICE FEST founder & executive director

-Vivian Bowman-Edwards, ALICE FEST founder & executive director

 

 

 

THANKS to everyone who came out to ALICE FEST 2013 and to the filmmakers, volunteers, and sponsors who made it all possible.

If you would like to be a part of the ALICE FEST organizing team, please send a email to: infoAliceFest @ gmail.com.

Check back here for news about exciting events coming up later this year.

 

ALICE FEST – MARCH 6, 2013

clockDON’T FORGET TO SET YOUR CLOCKS AHEAD before you go to bed on Saturday, March 9th.  You don’t want to miss even a minute of ALICE FEST on Sunday!

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Mark your calendars!  The second annual ALICE FEST is Sunday, March 10, 2013, at the Center for Documentary Studies auditorium at 1317 West Pettigrew Street in Durham, North Carolina.   Directions:  click HERE.

Come early for the reception at 1:30 p.m. with refreshments and the opportunity to socialize and network with filmmakers and film/media enthusiasts.  Screenings start at 2:00 p.m. and end at 5:00 p.m.

There is no charge to attend but due to limited seating, please reserve a ticket by sending your name to:  infoAliceFest @ gmail.com.

ALICE FEST  is a film festival presented each year in March in conjunction with Women’s History Month.  The festival showcases curated and submitted work by women and girls with a special emphasis on women’s history and achievements.  ALICE FEST  screens short docs, experimental films, documentary works-in-progress and multimedia projects on a wide range of topics related to or featuring women.

Co-sponsors and supporters are:  The Alice Project, the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, the Southern Documentary Fund and the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media.

ALICE FEST accepts submissions on a rolling basis.  For complete rules on submissions, send an email to:  infoAliceFest @ gmail.com.

ALICE FEST 2013

COMING SOON – ALICE FEST 2013.  Check back here for details.
For information about submitting a short film for next March’s festival, send an email to infoAliceFest@gmail.com.

ALICE FEST  is a film festival presented each year in March in recognition of Women’s History Month.  The festival showcases curated and submitted work by women with a special emphasis on women’s history and achievements.  ALICE FEST takes place in Durham, North Carolina, and features short docs, experimental films, documentary works-in-progress, and multimedia projects.

ALICE FEST 2012

Thanks to everyone who came out to ALICE FEST 2012.  See you next year!

 

In recognition of Women’s History Month 2012

ALICE FEST  ~  a film festival and showcase of work by North Carolina women
short docs, experimental films, works-in-progress, multimedia

MARCH 25, 2012
Reception at 1:30 p.m. – Refreshments
Screenings: 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Location: Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University (auditorium)
1317 W. Pettigrew Street
Durham, North Carolina
directions: click here.

FREE & Open to the public   -  Seating is Limited -

Co-sponsored by:   The ALICE Project
Center for Documentary Studies, Duke University
Southern Documentary Fund

Thank you to the following individuals & businesses who volunteered and/or contributed to make ALICE FEST possible:

  •     Leanora Minai
  •     Heather Pownall
  •     Erica Rothman, Nightlight Productions, LLC  (nightlightproductions.net)
  •     Sandra Jacobi, Oak Drive Video Productions, LLC  (sandrajacobi.com)
  •     Miriam Sauls
  •     Kendy Madden
  •     Nancy Kalow
  •     Rachel Raney, director, Southern Documentary Fund (www.southerndocumentaryfund.org)
  •     April Walton, Learning Outreach Director, Center for Documentary Studies, Duke University        (http://cds.aas.duke.edu/)
  •     All of the Film and Media Makers who participated in the First ALICE FEST!
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