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Inception to Projection, the hands-on filmmaking program offered by Low Key Arts, recently announced it has partnered with the Arkansas Economic Development Commission and Office of Skills Development to build up the film crew base in the state.
Low Key Arts will screen 83 short films from Arkansas "and beyond" (including award-winning films from Sundance, Cannes, Tribeca and the Toronto International Film Festival), offer workshops and hold after parties during its 17th annual Arkansas Shorts: A Weekend of Short Films, Jan. 5-7 at the Malco Theatre, 817 Central Ave., Hot Springs.
Low Key Arts will screen 83 short films from Arkansas "and beyond" (including award-winning films from Sundance, Cannes, Tribeca and the Toronto International Film Festival), offer workshops and hold after parties during its 17th annual Arkansas Shorts: A Weekend of Short Films, Jan. 5-7 at the Malco Theatre, 817 Central Ave., Hot Springs.
With the Inception to Projection film program turning a year old in August, Low Key Arts has announced an advanced class for filmmakers who are already familiar with the basics of video and films.
Visit Hot Springs announced today it is partnering with the Inception to Projection program to find emerging filmmakers to create marketing messages to promote the Spa City.