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February 28 March 2, 2013
16th Annual
George Lindsey
UNA Film
Festival
featuring the Alabama premiere
of the acclaimed documentary
“Muscle Shoals”
TABLE OF
Contents
5
In MeMorIaM
6
WelCoMe
7
InforMatIon
8-9
10
11-13
sponsors
MusCle shoals
festIval personalItIes
25
advIsory Board
26
aBout the festIval
27
Map of venues
28-29
30
sChedule of events
sCreenIng sChedule
32-41
fIlM synopses
42-44
sCreenplay synopses
48-49
fIlM graduate profIle
53
una lIBrary speCIal ColleCtIons
Department
of English
University of
North Alabama
Featured
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Presentation
Presentation
English Minor
in Film Studies
Only 18 credit hours
Over 10 courses in
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Screenwriting courses
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For information contact
the Department of English
at 256-765-4238
or Dr. Will Verrone at
weverrone@una.edu.
www.lindseyfilmfest.com
GEORGE LINDSEY UNA FILM FESTIVAL 3
4 GEORGE LINDSEY UNA FILM FESTIVAL
In Memoriam
Please join us in remembering these special men who gave so much to the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival.
Actor, comedian, and philanthropist George S.
Lindsey
faculty members to create the George Lindsey
UNA Film Festival in 1998. His goal was to bring
and throughout the Shoals community.
Ernest Borgnine (1917-2012) was a long-time
between Borgnine and UNA. Just four months
before his death, Borgnine was at UNA for the
dedication of the “Ernest Borgnine Performance
Hall” in the new “George S. Lindsey Theatre.”
His many gifts to UNA include nearly 100 movie
and television scripts, including his script for
“Marty.”
Bill Foster (1939-2012)
UNA alum Heath Bain (1981-2012) was a talented guitarist and songwriter who performed at
the 2011 and 2012 Lindsey Film Festival Awards
Shows. Heath and his wife Melissa traveled the
country on the Soles4 Souls University RV Tour
engaged in the organization’s mission Tour helping the needy.
was a professor of English
at UNA for 39 of his 44year teaching career. During his tenure, he served
as chair of the department
of English, chair of the
department of foreign
languages and director
of the center for English
learning. Foster retired
from UNA in 2007. He
was an important member
of the Lindsey Film Festifor many years.
W
elcome to the 16th
George Lindsey UNA
Film Festival.
time in the festival’s history that
our founder, namesake, and ohso-special friend George Lindsey
will not be on hand to welcome
the event he loved so much. If
you have been to the Lindsey
Festival in the past, you will
probably share our sense that
something is missing from the
celebration this year.
Indeed, George’s passing last
spring left a large empty place
in the many lives he touched
through the years. Since last
year’s festival, we also lost
George’s best buddy and a great
friend of the festival, Ernest
Borgnine, as well as Heath
Bain, the very talented and inspirational UNA Alum and friend who
performed at our last two festival awards shows.
George would now be cracking a joke to reverse the too-serious
to Professional Narrative, and we hope you will take the opportunity
to see as many as possible. For the past few years we have also staged
a table reading of the winning short and feature-length screenplays,
which have become very popular events!
We’re also very honored and excited to be hosting the Alabama
public premiere of the acclaimed documentary, “Muscle Shoals.” The
movie sold out each of its performances at Sundance, so we know it
is going to be a smash hit during its “homecoming” weekend. The
WELCOME FROM
Cynthia Burkhead
&
Jason flynn
opportunity to see what all the well-deserved, international buzz is
about.
Film Festivals need parties, and the Lindsey Fest will again be
Annual Awards Show Saturday night. Besides the opportunity to
enjoy the talented performances of Melissa Bain and Chris Roach, the
selected for exhibition at this year’s festival. Our friend and advisory
board member, the amazingly talent actor Natalie Canerday will
return to the festival this year to MC the Awards Show.
While it has been a sad year, it has also given us many reasons
to cheer, including UNA’s Film and Digital Media Program being
cations Building, our guests will have the opportunity to talk with our
hope you have a great weekend at the festival! On behalf of the fesaccept our great big “Hey” and a very warm welcome.
Cynthia Burkhead and Jason Flynn
Co-Chairs, George Lindsey UNA Film Festival
hand to represent “Muscle Shoals,” so you won’t want to miss the
UNA PRESIDENT
William g.
Cale, Jr.
On behalf of the University of North Alabama, welcome to the 16th George Lindsey
UNA Film Festival.
As you are all aware, the festival’s namesake and our dear friend George Lindsey
passed away last May. Over the intervening
months our grief has been replaced by fond
memories and there remains for us a legacy
that includes this festival, the George S.
Lindsey Theatre, and memorabilia from decades of George’s career, keeping his life and
the joy he brought to his fans, alive forever.
touched our lives we recall the many personalities that he brought into our presence
through the festival. Among those was Ernie
Borgnine, one of George’s closest friends and
someone who chose to befriend this university family. Ernie passed away last July, but
the performance hall named in his honor
will keep him always in our thoughts.
sity have experienced great loss, there is
screenwriters whose work has been selected
for exhibition this year. As the quality of the
grow, so too does our delight in presenting it
for our audiences.
It is truly an honor for UNA to host the
Alabama public premiere of the acclaimed
documentary “Muscle Shoals” at this year’s
festival. So much of the rich, cultural
heritage of the Shoals is found in the story
personalities who put Muscle Shoals music
on the map.
We are also pleased to welcome Mary Ellen
Iatropoulos, the Director of Education at the
Children’s Media Project in New York. It was
always important to George Lindsey that
wish with the workshop Ms. Iatropoulos will
conduct on Friday with area middle schoolers.
UNA’s own Film and Digital Media
program continues to excel; Reelshow International ranked UNA No. 1 on a list of the
Top Ten Film Schools of 2012. Just last year,
the faculty member behind the program’s
growth, was Reelshow’s faculty mentor
of the year. When you see Jason or any of
congratulate them on this major recognition.
I hope you take some time to enjoy our
beautiful campus during your visit to UNA.
The new George S. Lindsey Theater has
opening at least year’s festival, and our twin
African lions, Leo and UNA, continue to
thrive. In the past year we have also broken
ground on the new Academic Commons
building, which should be completed and
ready for visitors by next year’s festival.
Welcome again, and I look forward to seeing you during the festival.
Sincerely yours,
William G. Cale, President
University of North Alabama
GENERAL
Information
Awards Show Tickets
This year’s Awards Show will be held
Mission & Objective
The festival, presented in a univer-
UNA East Campus.
and guests in being equally as mindful.
Music by Melissa Bain & Chris Lucas.
Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at
exceptional lineup of quality workshops, panels, screenings, networking
opportunities and informal interaction
Seller, or at the door.
Friday Evening Special Event
Norton Auditorium
Our priority is to discover emerging
talent and promote their work by
reaching, educating, inspiring, and
entertaining audiences with the best in
cinematic art.
Our hope is that a representative of
dance for the invaluable opportunity to
Tickets can be purchased through
Vendini.
We strive to be as eco-friendly as pos-
Phone Contact
For Festival information or assistance,
call 256-765-4592.
Screening Venue
All screenings will be held at the UNA
Communications Building, Room 131.
All are free and open to the public.
Website
For more information on festival
history, past winners, and this year’s
selections, visit the Festival website
online at
.
in provided forums.
The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival
invites you to the
16th Annual
Awards Show
Saturday, March 2
Music 6:30 pm
Program 7:00 pm
UNA East Campus
Mistress of Ceremonies, Natalie Canderday
Tickets are $10 and available at
the UNA Follett Bookstore and The Wine Seller
Free tickets for UNA Students are available at the
UNA Follett Bookstore
Remaining tickets will also be available at the door
Your Name Here
The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival relies upon its sponsor partners to help us
If you would like to
of the George Lindsey
UNA Film Festival, please contact us at
.
You can also get involved through volunteer
opportunities with the festival. We look forward
to meeting you and making you a part of our
festival in the future.
sponsors
FESTIVAL SPONSORS
University of North Alabama
Dr. William G. Cale
Clyde ‘Sappo’ Black Family
Camden Gardner
Jim Clark/TAGSRWC
www.iMayberry.com)
Anne S. Wilson
Cynthia & John Burkhead
Hampton Inn & Suites
Pat Howard
Kenneth Junkin
Rosie’s Cantina
Bonnie Coats
FRIENDS OF THE FESTIVAL
Andy’s the Professionals
Melissa Daniel Bain (Soles for Souls, Nashville, TN)
Natalie Canderday
Johnson Ogun
Sihwa Russman (Rush Wines, Birmingham, AL)
Denise Seagraves
Melissa Bibbee Sledge (Prim and Paper, Franklin, TN)
UNA Culinary Club
UNA Department of English
UNA Department of Communications
Danny Vinson
SPECIAL EVENT
Muscle shoals
DAVID HOOD
JOHN PAUL WHITE
RICK HALL
ANTHONY ARENDT
Hear about the making of “Muscle Shoals” in a panel
discussion immediately following the Friday, March 1
premiere. Grammy winning performer John Paul White
will moderate the panel, with Muscle Shoals legends
Rick Hall, David Hood, Jimmy Johnson, and cinematographer Antony Arendt.
JIMMY JOHNSON
FESTIVAL
personalities
ANTHONY ARENDT
A
nthony’s passion for the
cinematic arts started
early. At age 15 he bought
a used Nikkormat camera with a
24mm lens from a consignment
window from Boulevard camera
in Santa Monica, Ca. For the next
5 years if you saw Anthony, you
saw that camera strapped around
his shoulder. From action shots at
and Testing Models at the local LA
modeling agencies . Nothing was
“It was the best way to learn.
Shoot everything in every condiogy you were so afraid of, became
just another paintbrush to pull out
of the ever growing paintbox.
the American College in Paris/
Parsons Campus for 2 years. It
was in that great city that Anthony
learned of so many ways life can
be seen and interpreted. With so
many world class museums and
professors at hand, and a city
together, it came natural that his
camera started to see the world as
a much bigger place.
Growing up in Malibu, California surrounded by the industry,
it was probably inevitable that
Anthony would migrate from stills
to the cinematic arts of the HolStarting as a runner at a commercial production company, to
assistant, camera operator, to a
Director of Photography where
passion for the photographic arts
translated perfectly to the cinematic.
Through the years Anthony has
been fortunate to learn from some
of Hollywood’s greatest cinematographers and directors.
From one very lucky phone call
to a chance meeting with James
Cameron, Anthony was selected to
be the virtual, and live action camera operator on the mega hit AVATAR. For over 3 1/2 years Anthony
worked side by side Cameron,
from the very beginning, to the
very end of production. “ It was
overwhelming at times. Everyone
around me had at least 1 academy
award, and the technology was so
new, we were making it up as we
went along most of the time. James
is a perfectionist, it really kept you
on your toes 24-7.”
One of Anthony’s great mentor and friend, Phillipe Rousellot
ASC,FSC asked Anthony to be his
second unit Director of Photography on “Larry Crowne,” directed
by Tom Hanks. Anthony was also
the second unit director of Photography for Phillipe on the well
received movie “Peacock.”
Anthony Arendt is a Director
of Photography with an amazing résumé of his own. From
national and international award
winning commercial campaigns,
to international award winning
shorts and Documentaries. Shinya
worldwide for 2012, receiving
honors at SXSW.
This year the talk of the
Sundance Film Festival, was
the feature length documentary
“Muscle Shoals,” the story of a
small northern Alabama town that
played a huge role in the history
of American Music. It played to a
packed 1200 seat Eccles Theatre,
and received a rare standing ovation at Sundance. Anthony as the
3 1/2 years. “After just the second trip down to Muscle Shoals,
I knew I had to be a part of this
That moral investment Anthony
speaks of seems to work its way
into every project he works on.
From that teen with the Nikkormat chasing skateboards, to the
world class DOP he has become
this present day, it’s the passion,
adrenaline, the willingness to be
years to come.
MELISSA BAIN
M
elissa Bain is a gifted musician from
the Shoals. She began singing at age
seven with her father, with whom she
performed for 16 years.
She has worked alongside several notable
musicians, and will release her album “Walk
the Sunshine” this spring. Along with original
Gary Nichols, Johnny Holland, and Melissa’s
husband, Heath Bain, who died in 2012.
When she is not singing, Melissa works as
the travel coordinator for Soles4Souls, an organization that provides shoes and other forms of
relief in needy areas throughout the world.
Prior to her current gig with Soles4Souls,
she traveled the country in an RV with Heath
educating college students on the Soles4Souls
mission. Melissa will perform at this year’s
festival awards show.
NATALIE CANERDAY
N
atalie Canerday is
a native of “God’s
Country (a.k.a.
Russellville, Arkansas),
and a graduate of Hendrix College, Natalie has
favorites October Sky,
Walk the Line, and Biloxi
Blues, to the no-budget
Move, Sling Blade, and
Shotgun Stories.
For her performance in
One False Move, Natalie
received a Two-Minute Oscar from Interview Maga-
zine (other recipients that
year included Al Pacino for
Scent of a Woman and Jim
Broadbent for The Crying
Game).
In 1997 Natalie and
the cast of Sling Blade
were nominated for Best
Ensemble Performance at
the Screen Actors Guild
Awards.
In 2000, she was invited
to participate in the prestigious Sundance Institute
Filmmaker’s Lab along
with Sally Field, Jake Gyllenhaal, Khandi Alexander,
Michael Shannon and
others.
FESTIVAL
personalities
MARY ELLEN IATROPOULOS
M
ary Ellen Iatropoulos
is a passionate pedagogue whose teaching
experience spans a vast range
of humanity, from prisoners to
preschoolers, from homeless
teens to senior executives.
As Director of Education
for Children’s Media Project in
New York, she teaches programs for teens and adults in
writing, blogging, radio production, zine-making, and media
literacy.
Her research interests
include nineteenth-century
American literature, Postcolonial and cultural studies, and
contemporary popular culture.
Her work has been published
in the Southwest Journal of
Cultures and several edited
volumes, and she is co-editor of
the forthcoming volume Race
and Ethnicity in the Works of
Joss Whedon.
In Summer, 2012, her presen-
Impairment Arcs of Lindsey
McDonald, Bennet Halverson,
and Xander Harris,” won the
award for best paper at the Slayage Conference on the Whedonverses.
Mary Ellen is conducting a
middle schoolers at this year’s
Lindsey Film Festival.
CHRIS LUCAS
C
hris Lucas made his way to the Shoals via Warrington, England, where he grew up in a family passionate about music. He started playing
guitar at age 8, and began performing his own music
in pubs as a young teen.
After moving to the United States, Chris decided
to make music his profession. Since 2011, he has
toured with Shenandoah. He has also shared the
stage with such legendary acts as Gretchen Wilson,
Carrie Underwood, Shooter Jennings, The Guess
Who, and Doug Stone, among others.
B.J. Thomas recently recorded one of Chris’s songs
for the soundtrack of the movie Doonby (2013). Chris
has performed with Melissa and Heath Bain for the
past two years at the festival awards show after party,
and we welcome him back to this year’s after party,
where he will perform solo.
Welcome to the 16th annual
George Lindsey UNA Film Festival
The Lindsey Film Fest congratulates Fame Recording Studios,
the Swampers, and the entire Muscle Shoals music community
for the success of “Muscle Shoals,” the movie.
Tennessee River to make music.
Duane Allman
Herbie Mann
Sonny Bono
Roy Orbison
Clarence Carter
The Osmonds
Commodores
Wilson Picket
Joe Cocker
“Muscle Shoals”
Friday, March 1
Norton Auditorium
Tickets available at
Cher
Lou Rawls
The Drifters
The Righteous Brothers
Aretha Franklin
Linda Ronstadt
Art Garfunkel
Leon Russell
Levon Helm
Otis Redding
Dr. Hook
The Rolling Stones
The Supremes
Brenda Lee
Bob Seger
Lulu
Percy Sledge
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Paul Simon
Delbert McClinton
Rod Stewart
Mac McAnally
Hank Williams, Jr.
Willie Nelson
If not sold out, tickets will be
available at the door.
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The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival is
honored to participate in a week-long Soles4Souls
clothing drive. Soles4Souls works internationally
collecting and distributing shoes and clothing to
give relief to the victims of abject suffering and also
to support micro-enterprise efforts to eradicate
poverty.
Melissa Daniel Bain, Shoals resident and
friend of the Lindsey Fest, is the coordinator of
the organization’s Travel4Souls division, which
organizes teams traveling to international sites to
assist Soles4Souls in their relief efforts. Currently,
Melissa is organizing a trip to Guatemala for a team
comprised of 20 Shoals Area residents or natives,
who will spend 5 days in Chiquimula, Guatemala
washing feet, providing about 1000 pairs of shoes,
repairing a family’s roof, and working with a group
of malnourished orphans. Their partners in Guatemala are Josh and Jessica Byrd, also Shoals natives.
During the festival, collection boxes will be
located in the Communications Building lobby and
at our information table in the Guillot University
Center. Clothing of all types can be dropped off at
the festival locations or at various collection sites
across the Shoals. More information about Soles4Souls can be found at their web site, www.soles4souls.com. Good Luck Shoals Soles4Souls Team!
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Cynthia Burkhead, co-chair;
Jason Flynn, co-chair
Bonnie Coats, Brian Ford,
Kelly Ford, Charlton James,
LINDSEY FESTIVAL
advisory Board
David Shields, Grace Simp-
David Shields, chair
Cynthia Burkhead, Kelly
Ford, Jason Flynn
Martha Frances Graham,
Dana Burbank, Sarah
Franklin, Will Verone, Urlich
Groetsch, Kathleen Richards,
sey, Melissa Daniel Bain
Jason Flynn MFA, chair
Michael Blair MFA, Shellie
Elizabeth Gentle, Devon
Greggory, Cody Hopper,
Robert Livingston, Tyler
Jared McCoy, Morgan Morris, Vance Parrish, Andrew
Reed, Nicole Triche MFA,
Leila Nicole Turbeville,
Edward Tyndall MFA, Adem
Weldon MFA
The Lindsey Film Festival would like to thank the members
of our advisory board for generously sharing their time and
expertise to make the festival a success.
Natalie Canerday, whose work includes ap-
Line, and Biloxi Blues, to critically-acclaimed
gun Stories.
, author, devoted friend of George
Lindsey, and Presiding Goober of The Andy
founded in 1979 while a student at Vanderbilt
University.
Grace Simpson, chair
, who currently stars as Merle
in AMC’s hit show The Walking Dead. MiJason Flynn
Bonnie Coats, chair
Cynthia Burkhead, Pat
Howard
Cynthia Burkhead, chair
Bonnie Coats
Sign My Name, as well roles in many television series. Michael is also a playable character
Charlton James, chair
Jason Flynn, Bryan Hall
Cynthia Burkhead, chair
Donna Parkes
Robert Livingston, chair
Jason Flynn, Derek McClaMcCaig, Justin Argo, Seth
Turner, Jack Book, Mackenzie
Tucker, Jacob Chapman, John
Orman, Adam Robinson,
Tom Webb
Brian Ford, chair
Kris Robertson, Jason Flynn
Michael Blair, chair
Jason Flynn
Danny Vinson
include Walk the Line, Talladega Nights, the
Ballad of Ricky Bobby, U.S. Marshalls, When
When I Find the Ocean, Honeydripper, Leatherheads, and The Curious Case of Benjamin
anticipated Jackie Robinson biopic, 42.
Anne Wilson, a Nashville businesswoman
who was George Lindsey’s closest and dearest
companion for many years until his death, and
one of the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival‘s
most enthusiastic supporters.
ABOUT THE
festival
B
ringing Southern Hospitality to the Best
in Independent Film!
The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival is hosted each year by the University of
North Alabama in Florence, one of the four
cities comprising the culturally rich Shoals.
The Shoals is an entertainment Mecca with
long roots, which reach to the heart of rock
and roll, southern rock, and the blues. It is the
birthplace of “America’s First Lady of Courage” (Helen Keller), “The Father of the Blues”
(W.C. Handy), and the legendary “Father of
corded the likes of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash,
Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis,
and the list goes on.
The Shoals area has always been known for its
creative spirit and energy. It is now building on
its rich musical heritage by devoting many of its
industry.
Since 1998, The Lindsey Film Festival has con-
appearances of many special guests, including
Oscar winners Billy Bob Thornton and Ernest
Borgnine; “Sling Blade” co-stars Lucas Black
and Natalie Canerday; character actors Rance
Howard (“Cool Hand Luke”) and Stephen Root
critic and Florence native Jonathan Rosenbaum;
of a Serial Killer), Lee Majors (“The Six Million Dollar Man”) and Cedric Pendleton (“The
Shield”); radio personality Mark Thompson (of
“Mark & Brian” fame), and many more.
local, national, and international entries. First
place winners in each category receive a substantial prize.
A special award, gifted in memory of George
Lindsey’s dear childhood friend, Clyde “Sappo”
Past winners have included Shane Acker’s Oscar
Cat is Dead,” Robert Hall’s “Lightening Bug”
and the Kathryn Tucker Windham documentary
The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival was
founded by celebrated entertainer George Lindsey, along with now deceased Communications
Communications Director Bill Jarnigain, George
Lindsey is well known for his role of Goober
other credits in television, including episodes of
“Hee Haw,” “The Twilight Zone,” “The Alfred
Hitchcock Hour,” “Gunsmoke,” “M*A*S*H,”
and as the host of Turner South’s Emmy awardwinning “Liars & Legends.”
MAP OF
venues
1
2
3
5
George S. Lindsey Theatre
UNA Campus
Located behind Norton Auditorium
Irvine Avenue, Florence, AL
8
3
4
Late-night gathering place
110 N Court Street, Florence, AL
The Wine Seller
Award Show tickets
7
2
Guillot University Center (GUC)
UNA Campus (Performance Center, Banquet Halls,
Loft)
4
6
1
Collier Library Archives
UNA Campus - Collier Archives houses George
Lindsey memorabilia as well as scripts donated by
Hollywood notables. Check at Collier Library for
hours.
UNA Campus,
Screening Venue - Room 131,
Room 129; 118; 115,
Pine Street, Florence, AL
UNA Campus, Premiere Screening “Muscle Shoals,”
March 1
1640 Tune Avenue,
Florence , AL 35630
Festival Hotel - ask for festival rate,
505 S Court St
Florence, AL 35630 (256) 767-8282
Center
800 Cox Creek Parkway South, 10 Hightower
Place,
Florence, AL 36530
1000 Sweetwater Ave,
Florence, AL
SCHEDULE OF
events
Wednesday,
february 27
7pM
“MusCle shoals” vIp event
thursday,
february 28
5pM
KICK-off party
FloBama, 311 N. Court Street
7pM
sCreenIng, young fIlMMaKer
UNA Communications Building, 131
Day of Silence
Alone Together
8pM
Q&a UNA Communications Building, 131
8:30pM
sCreenIng, shoals spotlIght
sCreenIng, vanguard
Retrocognition
Fallin’ For You
Grandmothers (Student Doc)
Mouth Wide Open, Eyes Shut Tight (Foreign
Language)
In Her Blacksmith’s Eye (Foreign Language)
10pM
friday, March 1
10aM
young fIlMMaKers WorKshop
UNA Communications Building, 115 & 118
Not open to the public.
10aM
sCreenIng, student doCuMentary
Blighted Beauty
Never Got a Dime
Amends with the Past
10:45aM
Q&a
12:15pM
sCreenIng, professIonal doCuMentary
The Kings of BBQ Barbecue Kuwait
1pM
1:15pM
Today We Saw The Face of God
2:30pM
2:45pM
Reconvergence
4:15pM
4:45pM
10aM
taBle readIng
feature sCreenplay WInner
“WIllIaM, WIll you danCe?”
UNA Communications Building
Eating Alabama
1pM
sCreenIng, student narratIve
6pM
Harvest
Madly Unto Eternity
Not At Home
Black Bete (Foreign Language)
My Friend Ehran (Foreign Language)
6pM
doors open for
“MusCle shoals” sCreenIng
Norton Auditorium, N. Pine Street, UNA Campus
(Ticketed Event)
2:15pM
6:30pM
pre-shoW lIve MusIC
11aM
sCreenIng, professIonal narratIve
Norton Auditorium
“Muscle Shoals”
Genre
Towing
Barney and the Martians
Favourite Thing (Foreign Language)
Double Occupancy (Vanguard) (Foreign Language)
9:30pM
Q&a/panel
4pM
Norton Auditorium
7pM
sCreenIng
Norton Auditorium
6:30pM
16th annual lIndsey fIlM festIval aWards
shoW & after party
saturday,
March 3
public.
UNA East Campus
1640 Tune Avenue, Florence, AL
(Ticketed Event)
free to the
map of event venues, see p. 28.
, see p. 11.
synopses
SCHEDULE OF
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 28
10:45am
Q&a
7pm
12:15pm
day of silence - 22 min.
1pm
8pm
Q&a
Q&a
2:15pm
Q&a
god - 68 min.
Munson’s dream - 16 min.
2:30pm
fallin’ for you - 5 min.
grandmothers - 10 min.
Mouth Wide open, eyes shut
Q&a
2:45pm
In her Blacksmith’s eye - 19
min.
1pm
harvest - 14 min.
Madly unto eternity - 13 min.
not at home - 19 min.
Black Bete - 11 min.
My friend erhan - 12 min.
1:15pm
8:30pm
genre - 7 min.
2:45pm
Barney and the Martians - 9
min.
double occupancy - 10 min.
4:15pm
10pm
Q&a
Q&a
FRIDAY,
MARCH 1
SATURDAY,
MARCH 3
4pm
Q&a
4:45pm
6pm
10am
Q&a
never got a dime - 14 min.
min.
are free and open to the public.
For content information, see the
starting on page 32.
This year’s screenings will be held at the UNA
Communications Building, Room 131.
FILM SYNOPSES
professional
narrative
BARNEY AND THE MARTIANS
9 min.
producer: heath Williamson
While having a yard sale, Barney, an elderly man, discovers
an old ham radio he used to use as a child. When a young boy
comes along and inquires about the radio, Barney reluctantly
shows him how to use it. As Barney shows the boy the ropes,
he inadvertently makes a connection with someone who they
believe is from the planet Mars.
GENRE
7 min.
director: Mark hampton
producer: Kimberly fox
A woman daydreams about a blind date while trying to convince her roommate of all the exciting possibilities.
TOWING
14 min.
producer: Karen loop
the adjustment to civilian life, one fateful night her experiences
in the war come back to challenge her as she’s yet again forced
to face meaningless death. Towing explores themes of gender,
race and class with a feminine perspective on the emotional
FAVOURITE THING
(ZABAWKA)
director/producer: piotr Iskra
of a beautiful toy. His father, an unemployed architect, buys
him a piggy bank. The boy has to collect the money for LegoStar Wars for good behavior. Igor dislikes the idea, but graduneurotic world of his parents the boy starts to like the Piggy,
which initially wasn’t his pet. In his imagination, he creates
thanks to which we are to discover Igor’s inner world and to
know his parents from a closer perspective.
FILM SYNOPSIS
shoals
REDEFINING AWESOME:
JOHN MUNSON’S DREAM
16 min.
director/producer: trey alexander
John Munson gets on Jeopardy and draws his name shaped
like a dick.
FILM SYNOPSES
professional
documentary
68 min.
TODAY WE SAW
THE FACE OF GOD
director/producer: Mercedes Kane
Since 2006, Sue Walsh has led numerous medical teams to
the remote village of Gramothe, Haiti. There, a local clinic
has helped thousands of Haitian residents receive the simple
care often taken for granted in Western civilization. Together,
ing of these villagers and advance their wellness long-term. In
on what should have been an ordinary medical mission. They
had no way of knowing the devastation to come.
THE KINGS OF BBQ
BARBECUE KUWAIT
38 min.
director: John Marcus
producer: alanna yudin
A sitcom writer and producer, John Markus (Cosby Show,
Larry Sanders Show), chronicles his obsession with learning
the culinary art of authentic, Southern-style barbecue. In the
process, he forges friendships with the most legendary BBQ
Pitmasters in the USA. Together, they hatch a plan to travel to
the Middle East, with a grant from the USO, to cook an unforthousands of US troops stationed in Kuwait.
RECONVERGENCE
83 min.
modern human existence, identity, and consciousness from the
entist, a poet and a historian. The combination of their separate
journeys creates a rich tapestry that weaves together several
complex facets of the existential dilemma.
EATING ALABAMA
63 min.
In search of a simpler life, a young couple returns home to Alabama where they set out to eat the way their grandparents did
locally and seasonally. But as they navigate the agro-industrial
gastronomical complex, they soon realize that nearly everything about the food system has changed since farmers once
populated their family histories. A thoughtful and often funny
essay on community, the South and sustainability, “Eating Ala-
thank you
The George Lindsey UNA Film Festival would like to thank the Clyde “Sappo” Black Fam-
partially in the state of Alabama. George Lindsey and the late Clyde “Sappo” Black were
lifelong friends.
FILM SYNOPSES
student
narrative
HARVEST
14 min.
director/producer: reid Carrescia
on the side of a country road with a suitcase. Amused, they
news reports that riots have broken out in nearby cities. Chuck
house show concern. Later on that day, Chuck and Josh have
a conversation about the civilian warfare on the news. Chuck
is convinced everyone is ‘doomed’. Josh feels while everything
is going downhill, there is still hope to those who believe in it
MY FRIEND ERHAN
(ARKADASIM ERHAN)
director: Khurrum M. sultan
producer: Bedii akin
Nur and her new friend Erhan are young children in an
orphanage. One day Erhan the mute gets into trouble because
of Nur and takes the blame for her, which leaves her feeling
guilty. Tahir, the head of the orphanage wants to teach the
kids a lesson and gives Erhan a goat to look after, which will
be slaughtered later to feed the kids. Nur manages to lose the
goat as well and panics, because she doesn’t want her friend
handed, yet having learned the importance of honesty and
responsibility.
MADLY UNTO ETERNITY
13 min.
himself in lock-down after a night of bad decisions; he lost a
him, and his brother won’t even bail him out. After recounting
the night’s events with another hapless prisoner, Danny learns
that the very same boxer with whom he started the brawl has
posted his bail. A talk with the boxer reveals that Danny’s absentee brother had set all the chaos in motion in order to make
a quick getaway with stolen money and Danny’s engagement
ring for his estranged girlfriend. Armed with clarity of vision,
Danny sets after his nefarious brother in a headlong chase
through the downtown streets.
BLACK BETE
director/producer: robin K.g.
Pichit is a suave and sophisticated waiter in his 50s working
in a Thai restaurant. While suggesting tonight’s specialty to
a couple of young diners, Tonkla, another waiter interrupts.
Pichit apologizes to the diners, informing them there is a
complication in the kitchen. He leaves promptly, but instead
arrives in a secret room with a man named Boon, tied down to
this clandestine meeting and head back to his customers. How-
his perception of value and morality, and something he will
never bring back.
NOT AT HOME
19 min.
director: arielle Kilker
Discontent, living in his RV, Gene decides it’s time to use his
emptiness in his life, he travels to California. On his path, he
comes across a young hitchhiking girl, River, who is just as lost
as he is. With the help of his new travel companion, Gene discovers that what was missing in his life isn’t what he expected.
FILM SYNOPSES
student
documentary
GRANDMOTHERS (ABUELAS)
producer: Kasia Malipan
In a small apartment in Buenos Aires, an old woman eagerly
awaits the birth of her grandchild and all the joys of becoming
will be forced to wait for over 30 years. “Abuelas” explores the
ship in Argentina from 1976-83.
BLIGHTED BEAUTY
9 min.
‘Blighted Beauty’ is a short documentary that presents the
beauty of urban decay through the eyes (and photography)
man as he tramps through an abandoned hotel in the center of
Birmingham, AL.
NEVER GOT A DIME
14 min.
director/producer: shelby hadden
manager at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in Gadsden,
wanting to work hard and earn a living. Nineteen years later,
an anonymous note left in her mailbox provided information
that would change the course of history.
AMENDS WITH THE PAST
12 min.
directors: Bryan anders & Jake posey
Since childhood, Mike Parker had a strong beginning in a wide
range of sports. Despite his athleticism, Mike was drawn to a
more popular partying lifestyle and his promise was dwindled
away completely on July 4th 2004. The is a compelling and raw
tale of a young man’s adaptation to life after an accident and
the struggle with the realities that come with a new life.
FILM SYNOPSES
filmmaker
LETTING GO
8 min.
death of someone important to her, until she discovers it’s OK
to go on just like the land around her will go on. After the old
farmer dies, the girl goes through shock/denial, pain/anger,
bargaining with ‘God’ (which she does in her ‘personal church’
a place of acceptance, and possibly understanding about the
event. It is a combination of passage of time and being around
and observing all the life still remaining all over the farm that
got the girl through her grief.
DAY OF SILENCE
21 min.
Gerry Orz is a 9-year old that believes he can change the world
character, Adam Syder, is dealing with bullying at school
while trying to protect his sister and support his gay parents.
ALONE TOGETHER
23 min.
director/producer: Ben Kadie
A story of shipwrecks and love -- After a terrible ocean storm,
Eloise still need him?
FILM SYNOPSES
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY
(ZWEIBETTZIMMER)
director/producer: fabian giessler
Two old men share a hospital room, in which the window is
the only connection to the outside world and thus becomes
pancy” is a dark parable about the greed of man - an animated,
psychological intimate play about the power of imagination
and illusion.
MOUTH WIDE OPEN,
EARS SHUT TIGHT
(BEPE PAUR VE’OZNAIM
ATZUMOT)
director: emily noy
A day in the life of a young woman living a silent, lonely life
ant comes to live in the apartment next door. Notwithstanding
the constant sounds and noise penetrating through from the
other side of the wall and perhaps because of them, the young
RETROCOGNITION
18 min.
director/producer: eric patrick
animated techniques into a decaying narrative that critiques
the meme of the nuclear family found in sitcoms. By exploiting
the lingering residue of found assets and spectator expectations of animations, cartoons, and sitcoms, ‘Retrocognition’
discovers unconscious intent and cultural bias in its treatment
of the nuclear family.
FALLIN’ FOR YOU
5 min.
director: ursula ellis
producer: emerson nosek
In this ambitious and unconventionally romantic music video,
and indie hipster chic converge to tell the story of an artist
searching for his muse in a waitress whose face he has never
actually seen. As the artist makes his way through the city of
Chicago, he has help along the way from his bohemian friends,
until he makes his way through her door. After confronting
something he never expected.
IN HER
BLACKSMITH’S EYE
(DANS L’OEIL DE
LA FORGERONNE)
director/producer: guy pelletier
We witness the creation of a metallic sculpture by FrenchCanadian artist Marie-JosÃe Roy. We follow the artist from
the very beginning, as she hammers her way in raw material.
how the sculpture itself could ‘experience’ its own birth and
Stop-Motion technique. The third one being the artist herself
the artist.
feature
screenplays
lIfe In ashes Writer: Jeffrey Kraynak
and estranged Nestor to be the one to spread his ashes across Europe, Nestor embarks on the journey of
two lifetimes, rediscovering the brother he lost and uniting the family he didn’t even know he had.
the rIse of BryCe MCgraW Writers: Corey Womack
Graw running for mayor of their tiny town -- much to the chagrin of the older citizens. As Bryce pushes
the town to it’s breaking point, Hutch struggles to keep everyone on an even keel.
hunter CreeK
A member of the Creek Nation and veteran of World War II moves to a rural community near Birmingham to take a job at a steel mill. He encounters both prejudice and acceptance from whites and blacks
alike. His neighbor, the local minister, is an avid hunter who chose not to go to war. Their young sons
make an accidental discovery, and the two men must somehow work together in their own ways to
protect their families’ lives.
Murder at Cane CreeK Writer: Beth McKinney
murder and bank robbery. FBI agent Jack Kelley sees this case as a chance to get a promotion to a bigger
stand up to Kelley, friends, family and threats from the actual criminals to prove the boys are innocent.
lIfetIMe loser Writer: James ross
from the business by fraud, greed, and white-collar crime.
Blue star
that was sixteen years ago. More unfortunate still, is that her dementia-stricken father believes that it
was just yesterday. As the 2012 competition approaches, ‘Bernie’ has to decide whether she can shake
brother’s absconding with the family’s life savings, in order to give her dad (and herself) one last taste
of victory.
the BrIdge BuIlder Writer: Blue spruell
An unruly boy must make it through military school, guided by his late father’s journal from World War II.
Mr. roBert’s Bones 3.1 B Writer: gary gautier
‘Mr. Robert’s Bones’ sends two sisters, Annie and Melissa, and their friend, Cedric, into a haunted house on
ghosts with their own agenda and the house’s dark memories of racism and betrayal. The quest for the silver is especially nerve-racking for Annie, the kid who actually sees the ghosts, both of her deceased mother
and of the bygone denizens of the house. Her friends want to believe her but can’t, and she herself is torn
between running away from it all and following the ghosts into the house’s dark history.
Quest for lIght, adventure of the MagI Writer: Byron anderson
Quest for Light, Adventure of the Magi, is the story of the Bible’s Persian priests who are captivated by
where we meet the soldiers, merchants, and other travelers whose lives intersect with the Magi. Based on
Scripture and historical accounts of the era, Quest provides a fresh and unique perspective on the events
highlighted in the Christmas miracle of God coming to live among men, as a baby born to a virgin.
a year WIthout ordInary tIMe Writer: Kevin sedelmeier
Over the course of one extraordinary year, a priest in rural Tennessee comes to a crossroads in his life, falls
in love, loses his faith, and gets it back.
WIllIaM, WIll you danCe? Writer: Mary huckstep
a thing about courtship or socializing.
the unengageMent 2-7-11
The UnEngagement is the story of a marriage counselor who has become so jaded by the many couples
he sees that he has decided that never wants to get married. When he becomes accidentally engaged to his
secretly sabotage the wedding planning.
Congratulations!
Feature Screenplay Winner
Short Screenplay Winner
Accident
short
screenplays
thIs Modern Man Is Beat Writer: david schroeder
In a world of cultural confusion, Habib bin Habib al Fulan faces discrimination while trying to pawn his
guitar and reconcile with his young wife.
el MInuto Writer: guy Blair scott
El Minuto, The One Minute Whale, is a story of one small boy who is granted his wish of being just like
Ocean and the wide and plentiful Miracle Beach. He receives a gift of cleft surgery to restore and repair
his life, smile and voice. Now, he is just like everybody else.
sMall sIgns Writer: John Moon
choice.
happy neW year, Mr. Kates! Writer: Bob pondillo
on New Year’s Eve.
transhuMans Writer: alex sobol
that technology is far closer to home than he thinks.
CurB your enthusIasM: aCCIdent Writer: david schroeder
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SHOALS COMMUNITY
THEATRE
2012 - 2013 SEASON
“WIZARD OF OZ”
Directed by Darren J. Butler
July 19-22, 2012
“HALLELUJAH GIRLS”
Directed by Anderw Maples & Laura Connolly
August 16-19, 2012
“LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS”
“MUSICAL” To Be Announced
Directed by Alan Flowers 9 February 7-10, 2013
“HERE COMES PETER COTTONTAIL
& CLOWNS PLAY”
Directed by: To Be Announced 9 March 7-10, 2013
“STEEL MAGNOLIAS”
Directed by Keith Rhodes 9 April 11-14, 2013
Directed by Alex Newborn
“THE NERD”
October 11-14, 2012
Directed by Wesley Thompson 9 May 16-19, 2013
“THE LION THE WITCH AND
THE WARDROBE”
All shows will be at
The Shoals Theatre in downtown Florence.
Directed by: To Be Announced
Nights 7:30 pm
November 8-11, 2012
Sunday Matinee 2:00 pm
If you would like to purchase
season tickets, call 256-764-1700.
UNA FILM & DIGITAL MEDIA
savion nehemiah
By Alex Lindley
F
rom being a musician, graphic
artist, writer,
and producer to starting his own digital
and media branding
company, Savion Nehemiah has branded
himself as something
of a digital media
renaissance man.
The UNA senior
Film and Digital
Media Production
(F&DMP) major
started 413 Media,
a digital media and
branding company,
two years ago while
and producing video
content for UNA’s
Student Government
Association and other
organizations.
Nehemiah, president of the Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity,
senior practicum, a
completed by every
F&DMP major, and
produced it through
his company.
He worked with
James Edwards, a
motivational speaker
and former drug lord,
who was arrested for
possession 150 kilos
of cocaine and 2,000
pounds of marijuana
and spent seven years
in prison. During his
time in prison, he
wrote a book called
“Reckless and Foolish
With a Gift.”
Nehemiah chose a
chapter from Edwards’
book to make into a
gun on him, but the
killed,” Nehemiah
said.
He chose Edwards
as the subject of his
project because he
testimony tour where
he’ll be going all
around the country,”
Nehemiah said. “My
movie will play before
he comes on stage. It’ll
be marketed all over
the nation.”
“It’s called ‘Reckless N Foolish With a
Gift,” he said. “It focuses on a chapter out
of the book where he
went to Houston and
was robbed of $84,000.
His supplier pulled a
interests.
“I’m inspired to tell
untold stories—simple, everyday people,
not the rich and famous,” he said. “I’m a
big fan of realism.”
Set to graduate in
long work in progress,
Nehemiah said.
“I’ve been working
on it since December,” he said. “It’s
gone through numerous edits. I actually
just wrapped it up. It
money. That was his
fourth time facing
death.”
chapter.
May and walk next
December, Nehemiah
plans to tour with
Edwards and focus on
developing his media
company.
“[Edwards] is
runs 13 minutes and 32 seconds exactly. I wrote—pulling
from the chapter in Edwards’
book—edited, directed and
produced it. I enlisted the help
of my friend K-T Got Beats for
the scoring.”
And K-T helped bring NeheF&DMP program.
“My friend K-T was in with
[F&DMP Professor Jason]
Flynn, and, when I came here
from St. Louis, I was an art
major, but I’m more of a Photoshop guy—not a painter,”
he said. “Then K-T told me
awesome, so I talked to Flynn,
and he basically just embodied
everything I want to do with
my career.”
Since then, Nehemiah has
learned and worked with
Flynn in classes and on numerous projects.
“I really enjoy the way
Flynn breaks down techniques
like lighting,” he said. “It’s the
kind of information you need
to see hands-on and experience
for yourself—it’s priceless,
really.”
And the experience he’s
gained is on par with that of
his friends currently at leading
“You really get the complete
package here,” he said. “I’ve
explained what I’m doing in
they say it’s neck and neck
with what they’re doing. And
here, it’s a lot cheaper.”
Nehemiah gained his interest in media production after
starting a hip-hop group with
his brother Tajshiek.
“The biggest expense for us
was media—making posters,
social media, T-shirts,” he
said. “So, I just sat down and
took the time to hone my craft.
Eventually, I got good enough
to make a business out of it,
and that business has put me
through college.”
Despite all his previous
media experience, Nehemiah gained a lot of skills and
knowledge from his senior
practicum.
“Coming into this project,
I’d never really done anything
like it before,” he said. “I had
only done 30-second commercials. I really enjoyed it.”
Nehemiah said he’s happy
to be done with the project, but
he hopes to continue learning
and engaging in new projects
in the future.
“My brother is a big movie
a family thing,” he said. “But
I never understood all the
work that goes into making a
movie.”
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Archive and a large and growing collection of scripts donated by celebrity
friends of the University.
In 1999, Ernest Borgnine selected
Collier Library to house his scripts,
including “Marty,” for which his
performance won an Academy
Award. Many other have followed
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Claude Rains, Lucas Black, Stephen
Root, and Ray Bradbury, among
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