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Sunday, July 10 & Sunday, July 17: WHFF on WGBH These films are screening as a part of our partnership with 'GBH. Sunday, July 10 Sunday, July 17 |
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CANDLEBEAM (not your typical DRIVE-IN) 10:30 the Historic Candle House on Water Street Stroll down the street and look for a small ship sticking out of the second floor of an old granite building-- This is Candle House home of the Public Information Office of the Marine Biological Laboratories and the surface for a large-scale screening opportunity for National Boston's TEN SECOND FILM FESTIVAL and other shorts including trailers from some of our upcoming films for the week. |
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Sunday July 30: XWHAVES |
Sunday July 30: Filmmaker's Brunch
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Sunday, July 31: Party at the Nimrod |
Monday, Aug 1: Workshop with Shandor Garrison |
Monday Aug 1: XWHAVES |
Tuesday, Aug 2: Judd Fuller and the Refills |
Wednesday, Aug 3: The Reel Blues Fest |
| Wednesday, Aug 3: Staged Reading Last year we read a funny comedy which had
the entire audience laughing. We're doing it again. Follow the
link for more info. Staged
Reading |
| Wednesday, Aug 3: Screenplay Awards You wouldn't believe the number of great
script we received this year. It was a tough decision but the
judges had to do it. For more info follow the link.
Screenplay
Awards |
| Thursday, Aug 4: The MassArt Animation Screening This year the presentation is entitled "The
Squealing Pegs Animation Show." Follow the link for more
info. The
MassArt Animation Screening |
| Thursday, Aug 4: Kevin Keady, Singer/Songwriter Want a quiet moment with thoughtful atmosphere. Check out the link. Singer/Songwriter |
| Friday, Aug 5: Party at the Nimrod |
Saturday, Aug 6: Short Films Panel Discussion |
Saturday, Aug 6: Emerson Once again we are pleased to present the winners of the Latent Image Awards, the annual competition of short films by Emerson College students. Latent Image is a student-published film journal at Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. Since 1989, they have devoted its pages to the medium of film, with criticism, reviews, interviews, and more. They are proud to have published student submissions from universities around the world. The Latent Image organization meets weekly, and all meetings are open to Emerson College undergraduates. The selection this year includes films which have been accepted into competition in the Woods Hole Film Festival. Students ranging from undergraduate to graduate will be on hand to discuss their films and film education. The presentation is curated by Tyler Ruggeri. |
Saturday, Aug 6: Closing Night Party and Awards Ceremony |
Saturday through Saturday
After a long day on the beach or biking around Falmouth, center yourself before the main screenings with an elbow-tipping gathering with the filmmakers, staff, and patrons of the festival down on the lagoon patio deck of The Captain Kidd Waterfront Restaurant and Bar. Whether you prefer a cool lemonade, a refreshing cola, a cold brew, or an afternoon cocktail, join us for lively conversation about last night's films and the ones coming up.
PROJECT GREEN SCREEN™, film screenings powered by renewable energy, designed and operated by Tom Wineman of Clean Energy Design, while bringing back some of the flavor of the disappearing American drive-in theater. Walk or ride your bicycle to this special outdoor screening of selections from the Woods Hole Film Festival. We will be screening 
Join us to celebrate the opening of the 14th Festival, our largest and most exciting yet, We have 99 films screening during the week and filmmakers coming from all over the world. And what better place to mark the occasion than the Captain Kidd? Our friends Bill Murray and Maggie Crowley are long-time supporters of the Festival and this Cape Cod classic establishment has become a central magnet of the Woods Hole Film Festival experience. From the opening night party to the afternoon gatherings, festival goers will spend a lot of time here during the week. Two years ago, they were the first locale for the hugely successful “Dinner & a Movie” screening series. For the opening night party there will be more than enough good cheer! 
A private meet-and-greet brunch limited to the attending filmmakers held at at a waterfront home of a Festival supporter. Filmmakers, send your significant other, family, and friends off to the beach or the shops and join in this perfect chance to renew old acquaintances, to make new friends, and share experiences to prepare for the week-long festival. Last year a number of filmmakers forgot to bring their bathing suits. The water in Vineyard Sound was wonderfully warm. By invitation only.
Let's see, Sunday night during the summer. So it's just a good excuse to have a good time. And to enjoy the great atmosphere of The Nimrod. Be sure to thank Jim and Gwen for their support of the festival. They also sponsored the Starry Night Awards Gala in March this year.
The Elements of Filmmaking for ages 13 & up through the Cape Cod Conservatory
Reggae/Ska Rock from The Popgun Seven. The Popgun Seven is a horn-fueled roots pop reggae band made up of ska band ex-patriots, escaped soul convicts and assorted rock refugees, who washed up on this island called Rock You Senseless. They’ve been rehearsing to do just that--to you.
Winners
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