Project Twenty1: Philadelphia Film & Animation Festival, 21-Day Filmmaking Competition

The following films are Official Selection of the Philadelphia Filmathon, a part of the 2010 Project Twenty1 Film & Animation Festival. It was an extremely tough competition this year, and these films was chosen by our community screeners with only a handful of others from a pool of over 4,000 minutes of film and animation.

All screenings will be taking place between Friday, October 1st and Sunday, October 3rd at the International House Philadelphia, a newly-renovated 350-seat theater located at 3701 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA.

We will post a schedule including screening slots for not only the Philadelphia Filmathon, but the 21-Day Filmmaking Competition, Parties, and workshops in the coming week.

Congratulations to all Official Selections!

A Day at the Park – Spencer Stuard, California

After The Storm – Michael Lloyd Green, Florida

Alienative – Kevin Lee, Pennsylvania

Animal Drill – Patrick Murphy, New York

Astronaut Goes From Migrant Fields To Outer Space – David Moolten, Pennsylvania

The Buck Johnson Story – Blake McCray, Florida

Emily in the A.M. – Kate McMeans, Pennsylvania

Employee of the Month – William Greenwalt, Pennsylvania

Field Trip, Anita George, California

First Kill – Micah Ranum, Florida

For a Fistful of Snow – Julien Ezri, Switzerland

Gumbo – Veleeta DaCosta, California

Handlebar – Michael McCallum, Michigan

Jerry Strikes Back – Orrin Zucker, Massachusetts

Leka med Dockor – Hans Montelius, Sweden

The Loop – Richard Lounello, New York

Mission H2O – Sung kyu Koo, New Jersey

My Sister’s Butt – Pilar Newton, New York

Night Terrors – Matthew Thompson, Pennsylvania

No Footing – Michael Licisyn, New Jersey

The Orange – Nick Fox-Gieg, Canada

Parking Garage – Justin Lazernik, Florida

Rehabilitation – Jeannie Sconzo, New Jersey

Sandwich Sam – Jamison Conti, Pennsylvania

Skimming the Surface – Landon Lott, Louisiana

Soccer Time – Edmond Hawkins, New York

Son of a Beach – Rob Walker, Colorado

Suckathumb – Xstine Cook, Canada

Survival – Soyeon Kim, California

Tea & Sympathy – Patrick McMahon, United Kingdom

To Africa – Barb Steele, California

Tommy and Me – Raymond Werner, Pennsylvania

Vignette’s of a Writer’s Block – Nicole Favale, New York

Woebegone – Devin Hume, Colorado

The Zucchini That Ate New York Vs. Tomatozilla – Caroline Fraissinet, Pennsylvania

For those that do not appear on this list, don’t despair, this is not goodbye – this is “I’ll see you later!” The 2010 Filmathon is just the beginning of the potential for us to get your film seen. We believe that films never have an expiration date, and often films do not “fit together” in a properly flowing screening set.

If you chose to be a part of our Film Library beyond our 2010 festival, we’ll keep looking for opportunities to get your film screened at our partner festivals and events until you tell us to stop. Likewise, if you make any changes or improvement to your film, feel free to send us a new copy at any time and we will swap it from. If you did not check that box on your submission form or Withoutabox, don’t worry, we will officially pull your film from consideration for future screenings.