Event Details
Thank you to everyone who came out on April 24, 2021 for the drive-in film festival! It was a standard rainy PNW day, but we prevailed and made it one for the books. Or film!
Learn more about the winners, event, and overall recap here.
Interested in submitting a short film for 2022? You can do so through Film Freeway between
October 18, 2021 - January 3, 2022.
The Shoreline Short Short Film Festival aims to support emerging and developing filmmakers in Washington State and encourage appreciation for the art of filmmaking in our community.
Accepted films will be screened at our Drive-In Movie night at Shorewood High School on April 24th, 2021. The best of the best will take home some cash prizes and a handmade Golden Sasquatch!
All films are unrated and may contain some adult content. Viewer discretion advised.
Where
Shorewood High School
Parking Lot
17300 Fremont Ave N, Shoreline, WA 98133
When
Saturday, April 24th
7-8pm arrival, films start 8.15pm, show will end close to 10.30pm
In the case of extreme rain or high winds, we have 2 backup dates reserved
#1 Sunday, April 25th
#2 Sunday, May 9th
Tickets
Standard Ticket: $40
VIP Ticket: $75
$10 off for ShoreLake Arts Members
Each ticket is for 1 car, and a custom made goodie box
Custom Made Goodie Box
Whats in the box?
Snacks, drinks, a hand made Sasquatch magnet, stickers
+ VIP Tickets receive
2 x Film Fest Tees
Boxes organized by
Prizes
Best Picture: $500 &
$500 rental voucher at NW Camera Co.
Best Comedy: $250
Best Student Film: $250
Best Music Video: $250
Best General Film: $250
Best Animation: $250
People's Choice Award: $250
Our Jurors
Entries are judged by an esteemed jury of local filmmakers and advocates.
Tony Doupé
SCC Professor/SAG Actor
Tony is a SAG-AFTRA actor with an MFA from the California Institute of the Arts. An actor for 35+ years in L.A. and Seattle, he has been teaching and coaching actors for 20+ years, both privately and at the college level.
Vivian Hua
Northwest Film Forum Executive Director
Vivian Hua 華婷婷 is a writer, filmmaker, and organizer. As the Executive Director of Northwest Film Forum in Seattle and Editor-in-Chief of the interdisciplinary arts publication, REDEFINE, much of her work unifies her metaphysical interests with her belief that art can positively transform the self and society.
Amy Lillard
Washington FilmWorks Executive Director
Amy Lillard is the Executive Director of Washington Filmworks, a statewide
economic development agency to support the growth and sustainability in the film
and the creative industries.
Zubi Mohammed
Magnussen Media Group (Seattle & Los Angeles)
Zubi is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker working on scripted/non-scripted films, scripted/non-scripted episodics, documentaries, and web projects.
Born in New York City, he has been inspired by growing up on multiple continents such as Asia, Africa, Europe, and the US.
Questions?
Contact Kevin Sheen | Publicity Manager
Email: publicity@shorelakearts.org
