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Maryland Film Festival

Location
Baltimore, MD
Grant Cycle
Spring 2020
Amount
$80,000
Type of Grant
Multi-year Program Support
Website
mdfilmfest.com ↗
[Breaking Codes program] Amina Ross and Bao Nguyen, Photo Credit Jamie Sendel
[Breaking Codes program] Nick Briz Workshop, Photo Credit Jamie Sendel
2022 Baltimore Pride Film Festival Panel Discussion with LGBTQ Elders
2022 Baltimore Pride Film Festival Panel Discussion with LGBTQ Elders2
2022 Maryland Film Festival Opening Night Shorts Program
Baltimore Living Archives Artist in Residence SHAN Wallce at program finale

Housed in the historic Parkway Theater, the Maryland Film Festival’s programming has expanded upon the more traditional festival screenings and filmmaker conversations to include year-round programming of films and artist-led events specific to the festival’s new facility and in response to the needs of local, experimental filmmakers. The programming is comprised of three distinct screening series: Sight Unseen focuses on experimental uses of narrative, sound, and interactivity in contemporary film and video; Sweaty Eyeballs presents innovative new works in animation, which has expanded to include an annual festival of experimental animation; and Breaking Codes, an ambitious series for new work in expanded cinema.

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The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Announces Spring 2020 Grantees

24 June 2020

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