Showing posts with label Florida Movie Festival. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida Movie Festival. Show all posts

Thursday, March 24, 2016

KRUSING AMERICA wins 3 more Awards: BEST OVERALL, BEST DOC, BEST Series at Florida Movie Festival Daytona!

KRUSING AMERICA creator Linda Kruse accepting 3 Awards from Florida Movie Festival from
Host Nelson Rodriquez and Co-Directors: Tom Swartz & Brian Cline.  (Top Left).
Linda Kruse with Consulting Producer Joel Feltman (bottom center).
Last weekend at the Florida Movie Festival in Daytona Beach, Linda Kruse accepted 3 more awards for her multi-award winning docu-series KRUSING AMERICA. Awards included Best Documentary, Best Series and Best Overall bringing the total to 54 awards for KRUSING AMERICA in just 10 months.

"I am in constant awe of my little family docu-series. KRUSING AMERICA was a personal project and I am simply blown away by how well it has been received all over the world. It's inspiring that a feel-good series could have such a world-wide appeal. But I could not have done it without the help of my wonderful crew, my family and all the people that have rewarded those efforts at festivals like the Florida Movie Festival. Thank you again Brian, Tom and Nelson." 
Linda Kruse
KRUSING AMERICA 
Creator / Producer / Director

This year the Florida Movie Festival received movies from 34 countries around the world and 26 different states in the US. The festival took place in Daytona Beach at the historic Cinematique Theatre.

For the complete list of winners visit:


Friday, March 18, 2016

KRUSING AMERICA Documentary & Web / TV FINALIST & Screening Daytona Beach FLORIDA MOVIE FESTIVAL!



KRUSING AMERICA SCREENING 
at  Cinematique Theatre

Sunday March 20, 2016
1:55-2:05 Intro Director, Linda Kruse
2:05 KRUSING AMERICA (24min)
*Finalist Documentary & Finalist Web/TV
2:30-2:40 Q/A with Linda Kruse

"Our judges have reviewed your work and are pleased to name your movie as an Official Nomination in 2 categories."
 – Brian Cline, Festival Director

FREE SCREENINGS:
Daytona Beach Regional Library
105 E. Magnolia Ave. Daytona, FL 

Saturday The 19th ~ 1:00 – 5:00pm
Sunday The 20th ~ 1:00 – 5:00pm

Main Location: 
Cinematique Theater
242 S. Beach Street Daytona, FL 32114

March 18th ~ 5:30pm – 10:30pm
March 19th ~ 1:30pm – 4:30pm
March 20th ~ 1:00pm – 6:00pm 

Additional Screenings & Workshops:
The Mayan Inn
103 S. Ocean Ave. Daytona, FL 32118

Friday the 18th 11:00am – 4:00pm Workshops
                           6:00pm – 10:00pm Movies
Sat. the 19th     11:00am – 1:00pm Workshops
                           6:00pm – 10:00pm Movies

Prices of Admission:
Regular: $10 For One Day
                $25 For All Three

Student w/ID: $5 One Day
               $12 All Three + One Guest

For more information visit:
www.cinematique.org/special-screenings/


Tuesday, March 15, 2016

KRUSING AMERICA Official Selection & Screening at FLORIDA MOVIE FESTIVAL Daytona Beach, FL March 2016!





Dear Linda Kruse

Our judges have reviewed your work and are pleased to name KRUSING AMERICA as an official selection.

This year we had over 135 movies submitted from 34 countries around the world and 26 different states in the US. Our festival will take place in Daytona Beach this year at the historic Cinematique Theatre.

Thank you for sharing your creativity with us.
Hope to see you in Daytona Beach!

"Movies with passion" was our theme last year. Wow did you hit this on the mark. We grew from 8 countries to over 50 countries with many passionate topics.

One of our newer and very rewarding genre is Women. After attending a workshop on film for women, FMF heard their message. One of those messages: only 7% of women filmmakers are on the big screen. We want to help change that one independent film at a time. You are off to a great start, keep up the fabulous work. Last year with "NEW" genres in Women Directed/Produced and Documentaries reached beyond our expectations.

This year there will be only some small tweaking, but we are pleased to announce that we are including a category on "ADVENTURE - OUTDOORS". Please make this as successful as last year's Women and Documentaries.

FMF will not change it's core principles in expanding, but FMF wants to provide an expansion of topics at this venue for our filmmakers and viewers to take a journey of - learning, relating, laughing, and many other emotions while keeping a thread of moral fabric!"

Sincerely,
Brian Cline
FESTIVAL DIRECTOR
Tom Swartz
CO-FESTIVAL DIRECTOR