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St. John Film Society Wish List

Posted on June 25, 2010 at 12:20 PM Comments comments (0)

WISH LIST

 

· Independent Films

· Video projector

· High quality video deck

· A portable screen

 

Think about donating your airline miles to bring a filmmaker here to St. John to present a film!

Volunteer with St. John Film Society!

Posted on June 25, 2010 at 12:18 PM Comments comments (0)

If you have time to volunteer, send us an email at stjviff@gmail.com Film enthusiasts are invited to help plan monthly programs.

 

· Help build a portable screen.

· Help set up and break down at the evening screenings.

· Help set up the portable canopy on the patio outside of Sputniks.

Invitation to Filmmakers & Video Artists

Posted on June 25, 2010 at 12:17 PM Comments comments (0)

...Submit your work!

 

One of our goals is to feature the work of Virgin Islands filmmakers, video installation artists and visual artists. Artists will have the opportunity to present and discuss their work prior to the feature film presentation. Our aim is to develop public awareness of local talent by creating an environment in which filmmakers / artists discuss their work and artistic process with our audience. Contact us with your ideas!

About the St. John Film Society

Posted on June 25, 2010 at 12:04 PM Comments comments (0)

Our mission is to inspire a positive appreciation for the history, culture and environment of our US Virgin Islands by establishing a free monthly film series open to and for the benefit of our local community. We present independent films that celebrate the human spirit with a focus on the Caribbean.

 

The St John Film Society is a group of local filmmakers and film enthusiasts, all volunteers, who have joined together for the purpose of exposing St John audiences of all ages to film and filmmakers from throughout the Caribbean and beyond. Our focus is on independent films that feature Caribbean-related cultures and issues. The society is not-for-profit and operates under the financial umbrella of the St John Community Foundation.