Film
The Richmond Art Museum is proud to present films and film-related events in its 500-seat Art Deco theater with state-of-the-art projection and sound systems. This venue is also available use by individuals and community organizations. For rental information, call (765) 966-0256.
The Phantoscope High School Film Festival
Are you making films in class? In your basement? On the street? By yourself? With your friends? Have you ever had to beg your mom or dad to be in one of your films? Bribed your little brother or sister? We're talking to you!
Phantoscope is especially for budding filmmakers who are high school students. Phantoscope shows a juried program of short films created by Mid-Western teens annually and features a panel discussion with area industry professionals, along with cash and other prizes. There is a $1000 cash prize awarded to the contest's best film.
2012 Festival Information:
Early Submission Deadline: February 1, 2012
Final Submission Deadline: March 1, 2012
Festival Date: April 28, 2012
2012 Phantoscope Prospectus and Entry Form
NOW AVAILABLE Click Here
PHANTOSCOPE FINALISTS & AWARD WINNERS 2011:
Below is the list of finalists selected for Phantoscope which will be screened Saturday, April 30trh. Congratulations!
(Listed in alphabetical order)
Always Sprinkle Pepper (2:56), Evan Trout, J. Everett Light Career Center
(Won Award for Best Editing)
ArtPrize Effect, The (9:19), Sam Klee, Home School
(Won Awawrd for Best Documentary)
Birthday Boy (4:51), Alex Rodgers, Sheridan High School
Bunker, The (11:20), Kaitlin Martin, St. Joseph's High School
ECHS Winter Lip Dub (7:01), Chloe Anagnos, Elkhart Central High School
Hello Love (2:22), Jenna Yonker, Bluffton High School
Lady and the Champ (3:18), Evan Trout, J. Everett Light Career Center
Night of the Intruder (5:59), Jacob Guess, Wapahani High School
Shed, The (13:06) Brendan Elmore, Noblesville High School
(Won Awards for Best Film ($1000), Best Screenplay and Best Actress)
Soap (6:05), Jon Sheets, Porter County Career Center
(Won Award for Best Actor)
Strange Two (14:16), Sarah Brummer, Northridge High School
(Won Award for Best Director)
Jordan Nelson, winner of the 2010 Phantoscope High School Film Festival
speaks on his Phantoscope experience. Thanks for sharing, Jordan!
View Past Award Winners
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Lance M. Crow, Education Director, (765) 966-0256
Resource List:
Film Indiana Production Sourcebook
Withoutabox
2010 Phantoscope High School Film Festival Photos and Info
2009 Phantoscope High School Film Festival Photos and Info
Our Partners:
Indianapolis International Film Festival
Heartland Truly Moving Pictures
Past Sponsors:
