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Films Chairs:
Tarek Shagosh
Mitch Swinburne
some of the world's best movies for only $1 a show. We're also proud to
support local and regional filmmakers by hosting screenings of their works
and also our own UW students with UAC Film's annual STudent
Independent Film FEstival or ST.I.F.FE. Join the committee to select,
promote and usher the UW-Eau Claire Campus Film Series.
Film Committee Meetings: Tuesdays @ 9pm | The Cabin
Campus Film Series Schedule
UAC Films Nomination Booth -- November 23 & 24
The Rocky Horror Picture Show -- February 19
Past UAC Films Events: (click for past info)
CAMPUS FILM SERIES HISTORY
UWEC Student-Made Film: RAPT -- October 29-November 1
48-Hour Video Project Screening -- October 27
Above Film History Updated Through Fall of 2009
Campus Film Series - Spring 2009
Campus Film Series - Fall 2008
Campus Film Series - Spring 2008
Campus Film Series - Fall 2007
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Nomination Booth  Come nominate films you'd like to see brought to campus and learn more about the UAC Films Committee, the Campus Film Series and all else that we do! We hope to see you there! Monday & Tuesday November 23 & 24, 2009 11am - 1pm West Lobby, Davies Center  Near the University Bookstore |
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A Winter Carnival Tradition The Rocky Horror Picture Show Friday, February 19, 2010 11:59pm | Council Fire Room An audience participation cult classic and Winter Carnival tradition, with special ticket pricing: $8 ($5 with a UW-Eau Claire student ID) NO WET FOOD PRODUCTS OR WATER GUNS PLEASE Click Here For More Info |
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A UWEC Student-Made Film RAPT Thursday-Sunday October 29-November 1, 2009 Screening After 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' Davies Theatre, Davies Center UAC Films is proud to host the premier screening of RAPT, an intense thriller and horror short from UW-Eau Claire student filmmaking group Seventh Level Productions. Don’t miss this exclusive film screening and UW-Eau Claire student production. RAPT will be shown immediately after all screenings of Plan 9 from Outer Space. Click Here For More Info |
A screening of the popular local filmmaking project, the
48-Hour Video Project
Theme: Martial Arts
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October 2-4 | 7pm-7pm Community Television Studios 800 Wisconsin St. - Suite 405 UAC Screening: Tuesday, October 27 | 7pm Davies Theatre, Davies Center Pre-Screening Reception at 6pm The Dulany, Davies Center For More Information about the 48-Hour Video Project: Martial Arts contact Rob or Bill at 839-5067 or email Local Independent Filmmakers at lif@charter.net |
Local Independent Filmmakers, along with Chippewa Valley Community
Television, proudly present another installment of the 48-Hour Video
Project. The project will kick off at the Community Television complex
located within Banbury Place (800 Wisconsin St., suite 405) on
Friday, October 2 at 7pm. This year's project theme is Martial Arts.
On that Friday evening, a $10 entry will be collected and participants will
recieve the prop and line of dialogue that must appear in their films.
Participants are welcome to script, storyboard and plan their project all
they want, but no filming should be done before the start of the project.
This year’s showing will be family-friendly, so if your program has any profanity or mature situations, it must be edited for the showing at Davies. You may submit an uncensored version to play on Community Television after 10 pm.
Completed videos should run 1-10 minutes and must be turned in by
7pm on Sunday, October 4. Videos will be turned in to the Community
Television complex. Accepted formats are miniDV, VHS, S-VHS,
digital 8 or a Microsoft AVI burned onto a data DVD-R.
Widescreen films not letterboxed by the filmmaker will have tall, thin actors.
The University Activities Commission Films Committee will host a
screening of completed projects and an awards ceremony for the
winners in Davies Theatre, Davies Center on Tuesday, October 27
at 7pm. A pre-screening reception will be held in the Dulany of Davies Center starting at 6pm. The video project screening is free and open to everyone.
Event sponsors include Chippewa Valley Community Television,
for the use of the station and equipment. The University Activities
Commission (UAC) of the UW-Eau Claire Student Senate for screening
the films and for the use of Davies Theatre. Volume One for
promotions and materials.
