29th
Year

Goals

Directions to Elliott University Center

Directions to Weatherspoon Art Museum

Directions to the Carousel Theatre

Printable Schedule

E-Mail CFVF

Contacts

2005 Schedule and Winners

2004 Winners

2003 Winners

Advertise with CFVF

The First 25 Years

Broadcasting and Cinema Department

Full Frame Festival

Cucalorus Festival

River Run Festival

Contact CFVF

PRODUCTION STAFF

Kimberlianne Podlas
Director

Chad Phillips
Associate Director

Nicole Triche
Assistant Director

Jason Brown
Assistant Director

John Lee Jellicorse
Consulting Producer

Peter Brevorka
Chair
CFVF Advisory Committee

CFVF CREW

For twenty-nine years, UNCG students have kept CFVF alive and flourishing. They are the lifeblood that keeps CFVF the oldest continuing festival in the Carolinas. This year the CFVF belongs to:

Michael Brock
Stephen Bradley
Kat Comfort
Nick Cowling
Katie Cox
Daniel Deason
Iuliana Diaconescu
Nicole Geiger
Matt Gemmill
Greg Green
Tom Hairston
Jeff Heatherly
Bret Jones
Emily May
Lee Narby
Tri Huan Nguyen
Matthew Pender
Neena Page Ramsey
Matt Rudolph
Samuel Stevens
Brad Stutts
Jackson Szeto
Ryan Tahmaseb
Katherine Worrell

Ever wonder what types of folk have works in film festivals and what happens to them later? Read Jaimie Parker's article, "More Than Fifteen Minutes of Fame" and trace some of the most popular CFVF winners.

CFVF SPONSORS

DPI

Jefferson Pilot Financial

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Emily Edwards

Jay Putnam

Tom Lipscomb

Tate Street Coffee

ADDITIONAL HOUSING

Battleground Inn

Clarion Motel

Lodge America

Throughout its long and distinguished history, the the Carolina Film and Video Festival has striven to achieve the following major objectives:

• To recognize excellence in contemporary film and video production

Patrons in line for tickets for Winners' Night at the Carolina Theatre

• To serve the Greensboro and Piedmont Triad community by showing films and videos not available through other agencies

• To provide filmmakers, including UNC Greensboro students and faculty, with opportunities for networking, particularly with sources of potential funding and distributors

• To educate students and the public in current standards of excellence in film and video production

Judge Brenda Lilly inspects a video installation at the 2003 CFVF

• To provide an opportunity for social interaction among faculty, students, and the film and video community

• To provide enrichment of the Broadcasting and Cinema curriculum at UNC Greensboro through showing the best contemporary first, fresh, and frugal films and videos

• To provide UNC Greensboro students with a laboratory for learning management and production skills through operation of the Festival

Festival Director Chad Phillips, far right, leads a filmmakers' forum at the UNCG Carolina Film and Video Festival 2002. Left to right: John Rotan (cinematographer, Boris), Matthew Moore (Director, Chunk), Shari Berman (Director, Act As If), Gerry Birnbach (Actor, Act As If)