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    Youth Film Festival Set for Cinema Arts Centre

    By Pam Robinson,

    13 days ago
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    The Cinema Arts Centre will host the three-day inaugural Long Island Youth Film Festival next week.

    The festival offer screenings of documentaries and narrative films, as well as receptions and educational panels.

    Friday: The festival kicks off with documentaries as well as an opening night reception, with an opportunity to meet the filmmakers and mingle with other cinema enthusiasts.

    Saturday: The narrative shorts include a diverse collection of stories brought to life by the talented youth of Long Island. The day will culminate in an Awards Ceremony, where the best films will be recognized, followed by a celebratory reception.

    Sunday: The festival concludes with a day dedicated to feature films outside of competition. Attendees can also participate in educational panels led by industry professionals and community leaders, designed to provide insights into the filmmaking process and inspire the next generation of filmmakers.

    Organized by the Cinema Arts Centre’s Youth Advisory Board, the festival aims to foster a community of young creatives by providing a platform for filmmakers aged 25 and under to showcase their work and connect with peers and industry professionals.

    “After the overwhelming feedback the Youth Advisory Board has received in response to smaller film competitions we’ve hosted, it became clear that young filmmakers in our community are in desperate need of a program like the Long Island Youth Film Festival,” said Charlotte Brennan, festival coordinator. “The success we’ve found through these events is a testament to the drive, passion, and creativity of LI’s filmmakers. We’re so proud and excited to provide them with a larger platform to showcase their talent and connect with each other.”

    CAC Co-Director Dylan Skolnick said, “The Cinema Arts Centre is so excited to present original films by young, local filmmakers. We’re thrilled to host the Long Island Youth Film Festival, not only to serve up-and-coming artists on Long Island, but also to make these films a part of the continuing conversation with our whole community.”

    Festival and day passes are now available at cinemaartscentre.org .

    For more information, visit filmfreeway.com/liyouthfilmfestival

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