NATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FOR TALENTED YOUTH — PICTURE PREVIEW

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National Film Festival for Talented Youth
WENDIGO directed by Max Hendrickson
National Film Festival for Talented Youth
ODE 2 EMBARASSMENT directed by Hailey McGill
National Film Festival for Talented Youth
MEOW OR NEVER directed by Neeraja Raj
National Film Festival for Talented Youth
CHAPPELL ROAN-CALIFORNIA directed by Chappell Roan and Ethan Seneker
National Film Festival for Talented Youth
CHICKS directed by Geena Marie Hernandez
National Film Festival for Talented Youth
AZIZ directed by Ramiel Petros

For more information visit National Film Festival for Talented Youth website.

CAST/CREW INFO:

Dan Hudson, Festival Director

Shorts Program Showcases:

Opening Night Showcase
Family Ties
Growth Spurts
Vibrant Vignettes
Emote Control
Disbelief Suspended
Reel Nail Biters
Happy Hour Shorts - Presented by LaCie
From the Heart - Presented by Seattle Pride
Friday Night Shorts
Breaking the Mold
After Hours Absurdity
Saturday Morning Cartoons
Get Your Hands Arty
48 Hour Film Off Challenge
Cost of Living
Episodic Showcase
Pedal to the Mettle
Slice of Life
Centerpiece - Co-Presented by Musicbed + Filmsupply
Experimental Visions
Thrills & Chills - Presented by Hussain College
The Evergreen Screen
Coping for the Best
Fine Lines - Presented by Vancouver Film School
Next Level - Presented by AFI Conservatory
Against All Odds
Phantasmic Futures - Presented by MoPOP
Seismic Soundtracks
Dynamic Duos
Closing Night Showcase

A spokesperson describes the film as follows:

"...Seattle-based NFFTY (National Film Festival for Talented Youth) is excited to celebrate their 15th Anniversary with over 250 short films from the next generation of NFFTY filmmakers. The 2022 hybrid festival kicks off with a weekend of in-person events in Seattle April 28 through May 1, and continues online through May 8 with a combination of live-streamed events and on-demand shorts packages. This year's diverse lineup features filmmakers from 30 states and 35 countries, with over 60% of films directed by women and non-binary identifying filmmakers, and over 47% of films helmed by people of color..."

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