Corpus Christi 7-day Film Project
It's a success. The Corpus Christi 7-day Film Project had more teams complete their projects for the 2nd annual filmmaking event hosted by the Corpus Christi Film Society
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KIII, Channel 3, ABC, July 27, 2008
Lights, Camera, Action!
You may have noticed a number of film crews around town featuring local talent in front and behind the scenes. It's a part of the second annual Corpus Christi 7 Day Film Project...
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Corpus Christi Caller Times, July 27, 2008
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Filmmaker Mandiy Miller sets up a scene with friend and actress, Emmalee Hines, during filming of a Corpus Christi 7-Day Film Project movie Friday at Bayside Park in Portland. Miller, competing for the first time, joins 13 returning teams and about 20 other first timers for the week-long competition.
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Corpus Christi Caller Times, June 12, 2008
Organizers of the 7 Day Film Project hope the event's sequel will be bigger and better than the original.
Official dates have been announced for the second annual film competition, presented by the Corpus Christi Film Society. The project is an opportunity for local filmmakers to demonstrate their skills and for the Coastal Bend to show off its growing filmmaking population.
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Corpus Christi Caller Times, August 2, 2007
A downtown art walk is from 5:30 to 8 p.m. The event features a Harry Potter Festival at La Retama Park, 500 block of Mesquite Street, with treats, arts and crafts and a costume contest. House of Rock, 511 Starr St., will host the re-screening of films from Corpus Christi 7 Day Film Project.
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Corpus Christi Caller Times, July 8, 2007
The Corpus Christi 7-Day Film Project has come to a close. To the delight of Joe Hilliard, event organizer, one night of awards and screenings was not enough to contain the influx of contenders.
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Chill With Phil, July 4, 2007
Now-I want to seriously thank the Corpus Christi Film Society and all the people who participated in the first of what I am certain will be many Corpus Christi Seven Day Film Project. This amazing feat has been accomplished and the results are phenomenal.
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Corpus Christi Caller Times, June 24, 2007
More than a week ago, 37 aspiring filmmakers of all ages and walks of life packed into the House of Rock downtown and accepted a challenge.
Each would have seven days to write, cast, direct, edit and score a short film. (In the interest of full disclosure, I worked on a team as a scriptwriter.)
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Corpus Christi Caller Times, June 14, 2007
Film buffs were on hand at House of Rock Wednesday for Corpus Christi 7-Day Film Project's kickoff. Teams finalized registration and mingled with contest organizers.
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Corpus Christi Caller Times, June 8, 2007
Most people who are making films independently are hoping to be discovered, said Joe Hilliard, the mastermind behind the Corpus Christi 7-Day Film Project.
Hilliard, founder of the Corpus Christi Film Society, engineered the annual contest event to celebrate area filmmakers--amateurs and veterans. He based the concept on similar competitions around the country, including a 48-hour event.
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