Annapolis Film Festival runs March 27-30. Panel discussions, screenings, VIPs & parties.

In conjunction with Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, the second Annapolis Film Festival will offer film screenings, panel discussions and parties. The 2014 Festival will showcase independent films, but also offer opportunities to hear noted industry professionals discuss topics.

A few highlights are listed below.

On Friday evening, Chris Haley (http://www.chrishaleyonline.com/), Scotti Preston and Rain Pryor will take part in a panel discussion called "black storyteller," moderated by Ambassador Shabazz, Malcolm X's eldest daughter.

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/597602


Oscar winning film editor, Gabriella Cristiani, is scheduled to appear at MD Hall Auditorium Sat. from 10:00-11AM.

Making Your Film in MD is described as including 'all the In's and Outs, everything from Tax Credits to Locations & Staffing.' Tickets are $12.00.

The event will reportedly offer over 70 film screenings at locations around the city of Annapolis. LGBT-themed features, Maritime shorts, teen, African American films, as well as other diverse productions are scheduled to be shown. If you're interested in film making, documentaries and/or screenwriting, purchase your passes.


Watch a clip:
http://www.wjla.com/blogs/lets-talk-live/2014/03/annapolis-film-festival--21338.html

To find out more, visit http://www.marylandhall.org/tickets-events/special-events/annapolis-film-festival-0 or http://www.annapolisfilmfestival.net/film-festival/opening-night/2-uncategorised. Day passes are being sold, but are available on a limited basis.


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