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The Second
Annual Elon Student Film Festival took place May 1 in the McEwen
Theater. Twelve films, with running times ranging from 5 to 30 minutes,
were screened as part of the festival. Students produced most of
the films in the course of their work in classes, but some of the
films shown were independently produced. The festival was sponsored
by Cinelon, Elon's student film society. Following
is a list of participants:
From
JCM 358 Spring 2003
"The
Moroccan Pigeon." Running Time: 11 minutes. Writer/Director:
Alex Baur. Cinematographer: Geoff Pilkington.
"Zahrah."
Running Time: 18 minutes. Director/Writer: Ablavi Gbenyon. Cinematographer:
Nick Schmidt.
"Top to
Bottom." Running Time: 13 minutes. Director/Writer: Trevor Murgio.
Cinematographer: Brian Parke.
"Life-Like
Celebrity." Running Time: 12 minutes. Director/Writer: Christian
Brescia. Cinematogrephy: Gabriel Fowlkes.
Independent
Projects
"Ink."
Running Time: 8 minutes. Director/Writer: Liz Sessoms.
"An Honest
Day's Work." Running Time: 5 minutes. Director/Writer: Carl
LaPan.
"Timescape:
Sydney." Running Time: 10 minutes. Director/Writer: Ryan Notch.
From
JCM 358 Spring 2003
"A Bad Day
at Work." Running Time: 30 minutes. Director/Writer: Rady Large.
Cinematogrephy: Nate Addlestone.
"Man Who
Married Himself." Running Time: 13 minutes. Director/Writer:
Keith Papke. Cinematography: Shaun Norris.
"A Long
Strange Trip." Running Time: 19 minutes. Director/Writer: Maggie
Halloran. Cinematography: Rachell Williams.
"Inconvenience."
Running Time: 18 minutes. Director/Writer: Peter Wolf. Cinematographer:
Colin Lessig.
"Never Enough
Time." Running Time: 18 minutes. Director/Writer: Matt DeFago.
Cinematogrephy: Janel Dillard.
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