Future Shorts Film Festival is here!
Everyone likes a good short film and where better to watch one than at the Future
Everyone likes a good short film and where better to watch one than at the Future
Shorts Film Festival on Saturday, 23 August.
The festival is partnered with the Valley Fiesta celebrations on the same weekend and it will be a film extraordinaire with
representations of a ‘world moving towards instant gratification, innovation and modernism’. Spanning 90 countries, this pop-festival will
feature award-winning short films all over the globe, and will be a dream event for any budding film-makers, writers and actors to
attend.
So for all the cultured enthusiasts, and short film fans, this is an event that will expand your knowledge and inspire your creativity!
Doors open at 5pm for a 5:20pm departure. General admission is $20, with a drink included in your entry. It is limited seating, so get in
quick! For anextra $20 you can also snack on a delicious menu of foods catered for the event as well and $10 for a beanbag. The
ultimate package though is $50, which will get you entry, one drink, a beanbag, three artists, 10 food options and eight films to watch.
For tickets, visit www.theticketfairy.com/event/future-shorts-film-festival-23aug2014/
By: Kelly Boag
Source: visitbrisbane.com.au
Photo: http://www.justrends.es/future-shorts-segovia-toda-una-experiencia-cinematografica/
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