Showing posts with label SWFF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SWFF. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 27, 2020

SWFF AND COVID-19


We know that for the last few months the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on film-makers across the globe.  Something Wicked Film Festival (www.somethingwickedfilmfestival.com) has always been an event that showcased films from all over the world and we know that film-makers have, unfortunately, not been able to continue filming during this time (or complete films already in production).  This means that the number of submissions has dwindled based on previous years but that doesn’t mean that we are going to take this lying down!  We are seeing a new wave of indie film-making that is taking this time to improve screenplays, take extra time editing existing films (or tackling films that have been sitting on the shelf), and we’ve even heard stories about film-makers converting web series into feature length films just because they now have all this time.  We love to hear these stories as it means that even when the world looks bleak, film-makers are still going to thrive.  I am looking forward to viewing some of these completed projects and am looking forward to hearing about some amazing new films on the horizon as we enter into unchartered territory when it comes to the future on film-making and SWFF will be there to continue screening and supporting film-makers across the globe as we have always done and hope to continue doing!
Keep telling your stories any way you can no matter the obstacles put before you!


SWFF GOES TO DAYS OF THE DEAD!

Something Wicked Film Festival (www.somethingwickedfilmfestival.com) partnered with the She-RIFFS of “That’s What She RIFFED” for the 2020 Days of the Dead Atlanta, which is the amazing event celebrating everything horror fan culture.  The staff of SWFF and “TWSR” had a phenomenal time promoting both events and interacting with people.  We also gave out free tickets for both events as this marked a new phase for us as we strive to interact and approach audiences to show them just what SWFF and “TWSR” has to offer.  We can’t wait until next year’s event but until then enjoy these photos from the event!






Sunday, November 3, 2019

SWFF Visit Walker Stalker Atlanta!

Some of our staff and the She-Riffs of "That's What She RIFFED" managed to get out to this year's Walker Stalker Atlanta on Oct 18-20 where we had a booth to promote the 5th Anniversary of our film festival and the "TWSR" show as well.  We hope that all of guests who came out to our booth enjoyed their experience and hope to see everyone at the next event as this is but the first event we will be at before our next festival!

Submissions open on November 15th through Film Freeway - https://filmfreeway.com/somethingwickedfilmfestival

And our next "TWSR" presentation is this November 16th @8P where our She-Riffs will be screening the infamous classic PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE!  Get more info here - https://www.facebook.com/events/412680916076329/ and purchase your tickets now here - https://something-wicked-film-festival.ticketleap.com/thats-what-she-riffed-presents-plan-9-from-outer-space/?fbclid=IwAR19h1NNpRcveWUcS99SGiyc9Jp22qthXiyIdIRHSP2OAVvm7HtvdMQPmJ0










Saturday, August 25, 2018

Special Thanks to Our Amazing Staff!


The Something Wicked Film Festival is a year in the making with a lot of hard working people dedicating their time and volunteering for the three days of the event.  As such, I know that a lot of the time these people go unrecognized, but they are the true backbone and grease that keeps the wheels of the festival spinning from year to year and therefore I’d like to take just a few moments to name some of the key players in the SWFF family.

Howard Carter
First off is my Co-Festival Director Howard Carter.  In addition to assisting me with the organization of the event Carter is the one responsible for the Opening Night Filmmaker reception.  I’m always so busy just getting the regular business stuff done and Carter is there to make sure all our Sponsors and Film-makers have a good time at the Opening Night Reception.    He also happens to make sure I keep my sanity throughout the year.








Travis Joseph
Next is our Festival Technical Supervisor Travis Joseph.  Even though he’s stepped down this year from being the main person responsible for all technical aspects of the festival, he remained on board to help us out on the Awards Ceremony and other things since he wasn’t available during the actual event this year.  He’s also been instrumental in helping us through the years with filming and editing many of the festival’s video content.






Ted Rubin
Ted Rubin is also a key member of our family.  For the last three years he has dedicated himself as the Website Designer for the film festival.  He’s been with us since the very beginning and has put his artistic talents on the pages of the website, so, we hope you enjoy.

Jim Adams









Jim Adams has been “unofficially” with us all three years and it wasn’t until this year that we gave him the title of Festival Panel Moderator.  The Panel Discussion are such a huge part of the SWFF experience that we’re ecstatic that Adams has joined us.


Byron C. Erwin
Byron C. Erwin (Graphic Designer) has also been a huge contributor to our SWFF as he has designed all three years of our amazing festival posters!  Each year he amazes all of us with his new designs that we use the entire year to advertise and promote our event.









Laura Blatterman
Last year we also added two more members to our team Tycoa Noble and Laura Blatterman, as our Festival Event Manager/Vendor Sales and Outreach Manager, respectfully.  We are glad to have them aboard as they will continue to help us grow year-by-year.






Whitney Black
I want to take a few moments to thank some of the people that are not part of our Main Team but are still just as important.  Our Red Carpet Host this year was Barbara Romero who was also one of our two Awards Ceremony Hosts this year; Whitney Black returned this year as our second Awards Ceremony Host (last year was her first year with us).  These actresses did an amazing job this year and we hope they’ll be back with us again.




Another major contribution to this year’s event is all the amazing people that made up this year’s Jury Members!  This included the film-makers Anne McCarthy, Dave R. Watkins, Phillip Wray, David Young, Nate Hill, Chris Simoes, Heather Place, Gina Partee, Joshua Haire, Evan Avers, and Sam Wilson.  This year’s Jury viewed an amazing number of submissions and were responsible for this year’s Award Recipients!  Without their help I would have had a lot of films to view on my own.

There are other volunteer and support staff that help us out each year and continue to make each year of SWFF better than the one before.  Without the help of everyone, SWFF would not be possible and I’m proud to include them as part of our growing family.  We hope that everyone enjoyed this year’s event and look forward to bringing you even more for 2019!

For more info about SWFF visit us at www.somethingwickedfilmfestival.com and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/somethingwickedfilmfestival/ and on Instagram @somethingwickedff or Twitter @SWFilmFestival1

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