Shuffle On Down
180 days ago · Sarah Lazarovic
Hey, if you're in town, shuffle over to these events:
• Thanks to pal Danielle, I'm one of 1,000 women photographed in this LUMINATO exhibit, Mille Femmes by Maraval. We each had to pick a word. Mine was jaunty, though it likely should have been unphotogenic.
• Emission Admission at the World Wide Short Film Fest! It's free if you're under twelve. Here's the first mini-review of the film I could find. It screens June 14th at 12:15pm.
Comment tags: emission admission, luminato, mille femmes, worldwide short film festival
The good news is that my short, Emission Admission, will screen at this year's Worldwide Short Film Fest on June 14th. The bad news is that the screening is the day of my wedding. So if you want to represent, let me know and you can answer q's on my behalf. Heartily bummed that I will be running around making place cards, as the WSFF is my favourite film festival - tons of great shorts, and a really great vibe.News
Screen Scene
Didn't want to post the yield of my screenprinting course until I knew pal Kristy had received the shirt I made her in the mail - nothing worse than a surprise ruined by indiscrete blogging!
More Miscellany
A handful of new portraits are up, though I'm still behind in my scannage. As well, I'm doing a new weekly city quiz cartoon for the Post Toronto section. Check it.
Bits and Bobbins
- Guess who's doing the music for our short film? A fabulous nonogenarian named Irving Fields. Check out his YouTube anthem.
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