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The Science Fiction Fantasy Short Film Festival (SFFSFF), is an international genre film festival devoted to fantasy and science fiction cinema from across the globe. The SFFSFF takes place annually every winter in Seattle, Washington at the world renowned Seattle_Cinerama Theater. The festival brings together industry professionals in filmmaking and the genres of science fiction and fantasy to encourage and support new, creative additions to science fiction and fantasy cinema arts. The (SFFSFF) is a co-production of the EMP_SFM & SIFF.
Contents
1 Overview
2 Past Festivals
2.1 2006
2.2 2007
2.3 2008
2.4 2009
2.5 2010
3 References
4 External links
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Overview
Official program guide for the 5th Annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival.
Originally, the festival when it was announced in 2005 was named the Science Fiction Short Film Festival. The word and subject field of Fantasy was added later for the 2009 edition. SFFSFF?s mission is to promote and encourage awareness, appreciation and understanding of the art of science fiction & fantasy cinema. eattle robust art scene and strong film culture offers opportunities for creative filmmakers to tell stories within the framework of science fiction, and fosters a connection between filmmakers, directors, producers, writers and audiences, said Therese Littleton, EMP/SFM spokesperson. his is a great event to recognize achievement and innovation in science fiction filmmaking and storytelling disciplines and EMP/SFM is very proud to be a part of it. Submissions will be judged based on originality, quality, artistic merit, innovation, voice, style and narrative. A nationally recognized panel of distinguished film, television, literature, and science fiction industry professionals, peers and film critics has reviewed qualifying submissions each year of the festival to select the winners.
Past Festivals
2006
The first Science Fiction Short Film Festival was held February 4th, 2006 at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. Twenty original short films were showcased in competition to win a development pitch with the SCI_FI Channel. Thirteen of the twenty directors were able to attend the festival; two traveling to Seattle from as far away as Israel and Ireland.
Short films presented
They?re Made Out of Meat
Red Planet Blues
Microgravity
Cost of Living
Circus of Infinity
Heartbeat
Cost of Living
Scribble
Heyday
The Grandfather Paradox
La Vie d?un Chien (The Life of a Dog)
A Piece of Wood
Perfect Heat
Skewed
Killswitch
Wireless
Into the Maelstrom
neoplasia
Welcome to Eden
The Hard Ages-Trial Run
Super-Anon
Awards
Grand Prize: They?re Made Out of Meat (Ireland), Director: Stephen O?Regan
Second Place: Red Planet Blues (USA), Director: David H. Brooks
Third Place: Microgravity (USA), Director: David Sanders
Honorable Mention: Cost of Living (Canada), Director: Jonathan Joffe
Honorable Mention: Circus of Infinity (USA), Director: Sue Corcoran
Honorable Mention: Heartbeat(Israel), Director: Omri Bar-Levy
Audience Favorite: Cost of Living (Canada), Director: Jonathan Joffe
Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: Microgravity (USA), Director: by David Sanders
Festival Jury
Richard Hutton
Douglas Trumbull
Thomas Vitale
Craig Engler
Kathleen Murphy
Vonda McIntyre
Lawrence Krauss
Jacob McMurray
Beth Barrett
2007
On February 3, 2007, the second annual Science Fiction Short Film Festival was held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. The sci fi festival played to a sold-out crowd for the second year in a row. Out of a field of dozens of entries, the best short science fiction films were selected from around the United States and from as far away as England, Australia, and Taiwan. A jury of media professionals selected the best films of the 20 screened. At the festival, filmmakers answered audience questions while the crowd voted on their favorite film.
Short films presented
Transgressions
The Un-Gone
13 Ways to Die at Home
Maklar, Anyone?
Atomic Banana
Singularity
The Inedible Bulk
Machinations
Fantastic Fortune
F*ck You, Pay Me
The Realm
Spaceball
Haunted Planet
Life Signs
Project K.A.T.
TV Man
Mizar
Agnieszka
The Tragical Historie of Guidolon the Giant Space Chicken
Face Machine
Awards
Grand Prize: Transgressions (USA), Director: Valerie Weiss
Second Place: The Un-Gone (UK), Director: Simon Bovey
Third Place: 13 Ways to Die at Home (USA), Director: Lee Lanier
Audience Favorite: Maklar, Anyone? (USA), Director: Phil Guzzo
Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: 13 Ways to Die at Home (USA), Director: Lee Lanier
2008
On February 2, 2008 , the annual Science Fiction Short Film Festival was held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. The Science Fiction Short Film Festival promotes and encourages an awareness, appreciation and understanding of the art of science fiction cinema. Its mandate is to create a forum for creative artistry in science fiction film and recognize the most outstanding short films produced. A pitch meeting with SCI FI Channel executives for a chance to potentially write or direct a two-hour film for the network was the grand prize.
Short films presented
Adam, Vampire
Alpha Worm
The Apparatus
E:D:E:N
Eggworld
Lucidity
Monster Job Hunter
Not 2b Toyed With
The Recordist
The Nothing Pill
Avant Petalos Grillados
EEE-Funk
Escape! From Robot Island
Forecast
Four Corners
Graw
I Was a Creature From Outer Space!
The Mourner
Operation: Fish
What Love Remains
Awards
Grand Prize: Forecast (USA), Director: Erik Courtney
Second Place: Four Corners (USA), Director: Douglas Mueller
Third Place: Escape! From Robot Island (USA), Director: Tim Thompson
Audience Favorite: E:D:E:N (Italy), Director: Fabio Guaglione
Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: Operation: Fish (USA), Director: Jeff Riley
2009
On February 7, 2009 , the annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival was held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. The festival brings together industry professionals in filmmaking and the genres of science fiction and fantasy to encourage and support new, creative additions to science fiction and fantasy cinema arts.
Short films presented
BAIT
Bugbear
The Communicators
Hose
Notes from the Acrid Plain with Burton Hoary, Vol. 7
Outsource
Scion
The Whistler
Wishing Well
Wormhole Chasers
Abigail
Beatgirl A Piece of Action!
Collector
Eel Girl
F A D E
The Heist
Hirsute
Six Impossible Things
Things Last
The Tiny Spaceship
Awards
Grand Prize: F A D E (Australia), Director: Vincent Taylor
Second Place: Outsource (USA), Director: Daniel Trezise
Third Place: Notes from the Acrid Plain with Burton Hoary, Vol. 7(USA), Director: Jonathan Ashley
Audience Favorite: Hirsute (Canada), Director: A.J. Bond
Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: Outsource (USA), Director: Daniel Trezise
Festival Jury
Erik Courtney
Jesse Harris
Daniel Myrick
Marc Scott Zicree
Daniel Thornton
Aristomenis Tsirbas
Chris Weitz
2010
The Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival promotes and encourages an awareness, appreciation and understanding of the art of science fiction and fantasy cinema. Its mandate is to create a forum for creative artistry in science fiction and fantasy film and recognize the most outstanding short films produced. On January 30, 2010 , the annual Science Fiction Short Film Festival will be held at the Seattle_Cinerama Theater in Seattle, Washington. 10 short films will screen in the first session 4:00pm 6:00pm; 10 short films will screen in the second session 7:00pm 9:00pm. An awards ceremony follows the second session.
Short films presented
ALMA
BEAST OF BURDEN
CHARLIE THISTLE
DIE SCHNEIDER KRANKHEIT
EXTRAORDINARY
S.S. HUMANITY
SHUTTLE T-42
THE CONTROL MASTER
THE KIRKIE
TO THE MOON
AFTERGLOW
ARTHUR?S LORE
BURDEN
CC 2010
ELDER SIGN
HANDS OFF!
HANGAR NO. 5
NANOSPORIN AI
SINGULARITY
THIRD DAYS CHILD
Awards
Grand Prize: THE CONTROL MASTER
Second Place: ALMA
Third Place: CHARLIE THISTLE
Audience Favorite: CHARLIE THISTLE
Douglas Trumbull Award for Best Special Effects: HANGAR NO. 5
Festival Jury
A.J. Bond
Jesse Harris
Susan LaSalle
Howard McCain
Daniel Myrick
Vincent Taylor
Marc Scott Zicree
References
Official Sites
2010
[http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?categoryID=216
[http://www.siff.net/presents/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=159
2009
[http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?articleID=1340
[http://www.siff.net/presents/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=125
2008
[http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?articleID=1020
[http://www.siff.net/cinema/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=92
2007
[http://web.archive.org/web/20070222101607/www.sfhomeworld.org/make_contact/special.asp?articleID=251
[http://www.siff.net/cinema/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=42
2006
[http://web.archive.org/web/20061003143925/http://www.sfhomeworld.org/make_contact/special.asp?articleID=234
[http://www.siff.net/cinema/seriesDetail.aspx?FID=14
[http://www.siff.net/press/detail.aspx?NID=64&year=2006
Articles
"A Walk Through SFFSFF (2010)" (A Random Walk Through Film)
"Norwescon Photos of SFFSFF(2010)" (Flickr)
"Official Photos of SFFSFF(2010)" (EMPSFM)
"BURDEN Fan Feedback at SFFSFF (2010)" (Twitvid)
"Recap of SFFSFF (2010)" (NWSFS)
"Seattle's SFFSFF (2010)" (Seattle PI People's Critic)
"SFFSFF Recap (2010)" (Tangerine Penguin)
"Science Fiction, Double Feature(2010)" (City Noises)
"Let's All Go To The Movies(2010)" (Seattlest)
"SIFF & EMPSFM Present SFFSFF(2010)" (Queen Anne View)
"Movies This Weekend(2010)" (Seattle Times)
"Treasure seekers find more than expected in HANGER NO. 5(2010)" (Quiet Earth)
"Humanity high-tails it to space in scifi short S.S. HUMANITY (2010)" (Quiet Earth)
"5th Annual SFFSFF (2010)" (Seattle Film-Music Newsletter)
"Sci Fi & Fantasy Film Fest(2010)" (MetroBlogging)
"Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Film Festival invades Seattle this Saturday(2010)" (Culture Mob)
"Interview of Brooks Peck on SFFSFF(2010)" (Seattle Geekly)
"Save The Date: SFFSFF(2010)" (NW Production Blog)
"Hey Seattle! Fifth Annual Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival!(2010)" (Twitch Films)
"Astounding Tales of Science Fiction(2009)" (Daily UW)
"Official Photos of SFFSFF(2009)" (EMPSFM)
"The Tiny Spaceship Lands in Seattle Saturday(2009)" (Seattlest)
"Seattle Sci-Fi Fans Get Their Fix(2009)" (On Screen Mag)
"Please Turn Off Your Vibrators & Pacemakers(2008)" (Fuzzy World)
"2nd Annual Seattle SFSFF(2007)" (Mark Atwood)
"Science Fiction Short Film Festival(2007)" (Wild Realm Reviews)
"1st Annual Science Fiction Short Festival Launched(2006)" (Solar Flare)
"Sci-fi in Seattle(2006)" (Greencine)
"SF Short Film Festival(2006)" (Mad Times)
External links
Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival(SFFSFF)
EMP|SFM official website
Official EMP/SFM Twitter Feed
SIFF home page
SIFF Twitter Feed
Seattle Cinerama
Seattle Cinerama Twitter Feed
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