North County San Diego’s biggest film festival’s popularity is attributed to the following success formula since its very foundation in 2009: “Vacation-Feel / Kickback Attitude (near San Diego) + Profound Film Culture (close to Los Angeles) = Artistic Freedom. Yes, this is Oceanside!” And local, out-of-state, and international filmmakers have an opportunity to showcase their work in front of audiences hungry for independent cinema, submerge into its atmosphere, and experience the artistic freedom professed by the festival. The eight-day event will run in the same format and at the same venues as last year, screenings and celebrations taking place at two oldest theaters in town, Star Theatre and Sunshine Brooks Theatre. The festival showed 75 films on the big screen in 2015 and 60 in 2016.

Q&A sessions with filmmakers take place for 5 minutes after each film.
STAR ALERT!
See August 9 and 16 for an opportunity to meet the maker of The Attack of Killer Tomatoes!
T. J. Storm, a famous voice actor who voiced and made the motion capture performances for Captain Josh Stone in Resident Evil 5, will be in attendance at Red Carpet event of Oceanside International Film festival August 9! He also provided the motion capture for Dave Johnson from the same game. Outside of Resident Evil, Storm has also done voice work for characters such as Brad Garrison in Dead Rising and Agnus in Devil May Cry 4. He also voiced Craig Marduk in Tekken 6, Street Fighter X Tekken, and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.
Coming from their ranch in Agua Dulce Wednesday, August 12, will be Peter Sherayko and his wife Susan, who have been part of the filmmaking industry for over 40 years. Peter is co-executive producer of What Child Is This, shown this very day. He owns Caravan West Productions. In “How the West Was Won” (1966) with Earnest Borgnine, he handled all the stunts and horse wrangling. In the middle of his career he portrayed Texas Jack Vermillion in Tombstone (1983), alongside with Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer. He just finished filming Bone Tomahawk, Kurt Russell’s newest film. He has also just completed a National Geographic special on Billy the Kid. His Emmy-winning wife of 28 years, Susan, is a producer at Universal for many years, and is a Hallmark Channel Executive Producer.
Present at OIFF on August 14 and 16, will be world-famous Surf Dog Ricochet from Escondido who portrays Melvin the Cheese Obsessed Dog in “The Magic Bracelet”. Ricochet is the only known dog in the world that surfs with special needs kids & people with disabilities for therapeutic purposes. She has a video on YouTube titled “From Service Dog to SURFice Dog” that went viral & has over 4.4 million views. Because the video received so much attention, Ricochet started raising funds and awareness for human/animal causes and has raised more than $400,000 for over 150 different human and animal causes. Surf Dog Ricochet’s national fame was boosted by being on many TV shows such as Good Morning America and multiple televised award shows.
Voice actress Laura Williams who provided her singing talent for cub Nala in The Lion King will be on the OIFF red carpet August 16.
…and be ready for surprise appearances of other big celebrities!

Don’t miss opportunities to see your favorite celebrity actors on the big screen this time in independent films. Noteworthy performances are by Tom Sizemore and Lochlyn Munro in The Age of Reason (Aug 11). Enjoy a cast of your faves with Bailee Madison (known for Bridge to Terabithia, Just Go With It), Hailee Steinfeld (Ender’s Game, Academy Award nominee – True Grit), J.K. Simmons (Academy Award winner – Whiplash, widely known as newspaper boss in the Spiderman series), Jackson Rathbone (Twilight Franchise), James Van Der Beek (Dawson’s Creek), all starring in The Magic Bracelet (Aug 14). How about Star Trek’s Zachary Quinto and Mad Men’s Robert Baker in a sci-fi film The Future Perfect (Aug 14)?? Make sure to see Bruce Greenwood in WildLike, Luke Perry in Flat Chested, and also Imminent Threat documentary produced by actor James Cromwell, an Academy Award nominee (all Aug 15).
SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 2015
Red Carpet Welcome & Opening Evening at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
2:00 PM – red carpet arrival of film industries stars and reception of filmmakers. This is a perfect picture opportunity for red carpet and in front of the OIFF Official Backdrop, enjoy live songs by Star Theatre Glee Club at the entrance, food and first drink included with passes (served in the lobby, craft beer – courtesy of Stone Brewing Co, Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits, and Manzanita Brewing Company)
3:30 PM – live performance onstage of Star Theatre by Star Theatre Glee Club
3:45 PM – opening speech and greetings from OIFF’s organizational committee
3:50 PM – screening of Into The Silent Sea (from Arsta, Sweden, 25 min), winner of both OIFF-2014 Jury’s Award for Best Student Film – College and OIFF-2014 Jury’s Award for Best Picture (meet & Q&A with the filmmaker after the screening), trailer
4:25 PM – screening of Guest Feature Film “Attack of the Killer Tomatoes” (83 min), a 1978 comedy horror film directed, produced, edited, music-scored, and co-written by John DeBello and starring David Miller. This classic film, which involves tomatoes revolting against humanity, has achieved a cult status in modern cinema. It has been filmed entirely in San Diego county, including Oceanside. (Meet & Q&A with John DeBello after the screening.) trailer
6:00 PM – conclusion
6:30 PM to 9:30 PM – afterparty at Surfside Tap Room across the street, sushi is available for purchase (free drink ticket issued to all Red Carpet attendees at Star Theatre), Surfside Tap Room is located at 507 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054, www.surfsidetaproom.com
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2015
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Nature (Family Friendly) screening block
6:00 PM Yellowstone Devil Dog (Student Film – High School) 0:31:27, Riverside, CA, trailer
6:40 PM Breaking Point (Full Length Documentary) 0:59:30, San Marcos, CA, trailer
7:45 PM My Saltwater Sanctuary (Short Documentary) 0:19:28, Sydney, Australia, trailer
8:10 PM Realm of the oceans (Full Length Documentary) 0:52:00, Rouyn-Noranda, Québec, Canada, trailer
Romantic Dramas (Family Friendly) screening block
9:05 PM Oceanside 2K15 (Oceanside Spotlight Film) 0:02:19, Oceanside, CA
9:15 PM A Gallon of Gas (Student Film – College) 0:08:39, San Diego, CA
9:30 PM Birthday Wish (Narrative Short Film) 0:12:18, El Cajon, CA, trailer
9:45 PM Videoclube / “Video Store” (Narrative Short Film) 0:17:39, Porto, Portugal, trailer
10:00 PM conclusion
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 2015
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Coming of Age (Mature Content) screening block
6:00 PM A Stacked Deck (Student Film – High School) 0:21:36, Carlsbad, CA
6:25 PM The Age of Reason (Narrative Feature Film) 1:33:00, Santa Clarita, CA, trailer
8:05 PM The Knockout Game (Narrative Short Film) 0:15:32, Santa Barbara, CA, trailer
8:25 PM BREAK 5 MINUTES
Serious Dramas (Mature Content) screening block
8:30 PM Old Mission San Luis Rey: Day of the Dead (Oceanside Spotlight Film) 0:03:42, Oceanside, CA
8:40 PM 3:28 AM (Narrative Short Film) 0:07:41, San Diego, CA, trailer
8:55 PM Red Deception (Narrative Short Film) 0:09:51, San Diego, CA, trailer
9:10 PM Good Behavior (Narrative Short Film) 0:13:26, Los Angeles, CA, trailer
9:30 PM Ghosts of the Long Ago Drawer (Narrative Short Film) 0:07:30, San Diego, CA, trailer
9:40 PM Carne de Gaviota / “Seagull Meat” (Narrative Short Film) 0:25:33, Spain, trailer
10:00 PM conclusion
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2015
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Serious Dramas (Family Friendly) screening block
6:00 PM La Petite Fille / “Grand-Daughter” (Narrative Short Film) 0:13:45, Spain, trailer
6:15 PM Austin (Student Film – College) 0:06:10, Los Angeles, CA
6:25 PM Two and a Quarter Minutes (Student Film – High School) 0:06:40, Huntington Beach, CA, trailer
6:40 PM What Child Is This (Narrative Short Film) 0:05:16, Oceanside, CA, the making of video
Experimental Films (Family Friendly) screening block
6:50 PM Walls (Student Film – High School) 0:02:43, Larchmont, NY
6:55 PM Random Thoughts (Narrative Short Films) 0:02:36, Oslo, Norway
7:00 PM The Emotional Dimensions of the James River (Student Film – High School) 0:03:09, Midlothian, Virginia, trailer
7:10 PM Inner Peace (Student Film – College) 0:03:19, San Diego, CA
7:20 PM BREAK 10 MINUTES
Experiencing America (Family Friendly) screening block
7:30 PM Old Mission San Luis Rey: Generations (Oceanside Spotlight Film) 0:03:56, Oceanside, CA
7:40 PM King Corduroy (Short Documentary) 0:12:12, San Diego, CA, trailer
8:00 PM Over the Coals : Santa Maria the BBQ Capitol of the World (Short Documentary) 0:24:10, Los Angeles, CA, trailer
Emotional And Sentimental Appeal (Family Friendly) screening block
8:30 PM Hula Is My Language (Student Film – College) 0:15:00, Irvine, CA, trailer
8:50 PM Brian’s Dots (Short Documentary) 0:26:18, Los Angeles, CA, trailer
9:20 PM Marina não vai à praia / “Marina’s Ocean” (Narrative Short Film) 0:16:25, Brazil, trailer
9:40 PM Falling to Pieces (Narrative Short Film) 0:18:04, New York, NY, trailer
10:00 PM conclusion
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2015
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Music (Mature Content) screening block
6:00 PM 10:4 (Student Film – College) 0:01:54, San Marcos, CA
6:05 PM Why We Fight (Student Film – College) 0:28:32, Santa Barbara, CA
6:40 PM Head to the Harbor (Oceanside Spotlight Film) 0:02:54, Oceanside, CA
Comedy (Mature Content) screening block
6:45 PM The Appointment (Narrative Short Film) 0:08:28, San Diego, CA
7:00 PM Who is the Mannequin? (Narrative Short Film) 0:06:23, Scottsdale, AZ, trailer
7:10 PM Right Hand Men (Narrative Short Film) 0:07:26, San Diego, CA
7:25 PM U Pack It (Narrative Short Film) 0:08:07, Chula Vista, CA, trailer
7:40 PM Manias (Narrative Short Films) 0:13:02, Argentina, trailer
Science-Fiction (Mature Content) screening block
7:55 PM Subject (Narrative Short Film) 0:13:25, Canada trailer
8:15 PM Chasing The Past (Narrative Short Film) 0:17:23, Los Angeles, CA, trailer
8:40 PM Transpose (Narrative Short Film) 0:06:16, Seattle, WA, trailer
Horror (Mature Content) screening block
8:50 PM Nothing Like the Sun (Student Film – College) 0:18:49, San Marcos, CA, trailer
9:15 PM Grave Shivers (Narrative Short Film) 0:14:00, Baton Rouge, LA, trailer
9:35 PM Fresh Meat (Student Film – College) 0:10:30, Wheaton, IL, trailer
9:50 PM Forever Hollywood (Narrative Short Film) 0:18:08, San Diego, CA, trailer
10:00 PM conclusion
FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 2015
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Animation (Family Friendly) screening block
6:00 PM Rock is Not an Attitude (Student Films – College) 0:05:11, New York, NY, trailer
6:10 PM Tick Tock (Animation) 0:09:15, Turkey
6:25 PM Telling A You (Animation) 0:05:00, New York, NY
6:35 PM Enhebrado / “Threaded” (Animation) 0:10:05, Bogota, Colombia, trailer
6:50 PM Oceanside Days of Art 2015 (Oceanside Spotlight Film) 0:01:16, Oceanside, CA
Fantasy (Family Friendly) screening block
6:55 PM Save The Date (Student Film – Middle School) 0:07:13, Poway, CA
7:10 PM The Sad Snowman (Student Film – Middle School) 0:03:28, Irvine, CA
7:20 PM The Amazing Piquelarius (Narrative Short Film) 0:08:11, Los Angeles, CA
7:35 PM The Making of The Magic Bracelet (The Making of.. Film) 0:22:53, Chicago, IL
8:00 PM The Magic Bracelet (Narrative Short Film) 0:19:00, Los Angeles, CA, trailer
8:25 PM BREAK 10 MINUTES
Science Fiction (Family Friendly) screening block
8:35 PM Just Add Water (Student Film – High School) 0:05:20, San Diego, CA
8:45 PM Valiant (Narrative Short Film) 0:29:29, Lafayette, CA, trailer
9:20 PM Keeper of The Past (Narrative Short Film) 0:28:53, Berlin, Germany, trailer
9:50 PM The Future Perfect (Narrative Short Film) 0:12:21, Vancouver, British Columbia, trailer
10:00 PM conclusion
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 2015
10:00 am to 9:00 pm – screening of films at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (plus workshop)
Social Injustice (Mature Content) screening block
10:00 AM Imminent Threat (Full Length Documentary) 1:10:20, Los Angeles, CA, trailer
11:15 AM Omo Child: The River and the Bush (Full Length Documentary) 1:29:53, Rancho Santa Fe, CA, trailer
Educational Workshop And Lunch
12:50 PM Walking across the street to the workshop at the Community Rooms of Oceanside Public Library
1:00 PM “Deconstructing a Film Score” workshop by Emmy-winning film composer Larry Groupé at the Community Rooms of Oceanside Public Library
Serious Dramas Continued (Mature Content) screening block
2:35 PM Michael (Student Film – College) 0:14:10, Ramat Gan, Israel
2:50 PM Somos Amigos / “We Are Friends” (Student Film – College) 0:12:55, Madrid, Spain, trailer
3:05 PM Maybe (Student Film – College) 0:10:30, Oceanside, CA, trailer
3:20 PM Keep In Touch (Narrative Feature Film) 1:59:51, New York, NY
5:25 PM BREAK 5 MINUTES
5:30 PM Oceanside Short Film (Oceanside Spotlight Film) 0:04:35, Oceanside, CA
5:40 PM WildLike (Narrative Feature Film) 1:44:10, New York, NY, trailer
7:30 PM BREAK 5 MINUTES
7:35 PM Carry On (Student Film – College) 0:16:24, Beijing, China, trailer
7:55 PM Flat Chested (Narrative Short Film) 0:23:43, Chicago, IL, the making of video
Gay And Lesbian (Mature Content) screening block
8:25 PM Washakie And The Boy With The Wet Hands (Narrative Short Film) 0:13:56, Barcelona, Spain, trailer
8:45 PM Sugarhiccup (Narrative Short Film) 0:16:59, Piedmont, CA, trailer
9:00 PM conclusion
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2015
Closing Awards Gala at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
2:00 PM – reception with refreshments & appetizers in the lobby; this is the last picture opportunity for red carpet photos and in front of the OIFF Official Backdrop, enjoy ocean-themed live outdoor performance by Steel Drum student musicians led by Keli Ross Ma’u at the entrance, food and first drink included with passes (served in the lobby, craft beer – courtesy of Stone Brewing Co, Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits, and Manzanita Brewing Company)
3:00 PM – live performance onstage of Star Theatre by young Steel Drum student musicians led by Keli Ross Ma’u, who had studied in the West Indies island of Trinidad – the birthplace of the pan instrument)
3:15 PM – closing speech and greetings from OIFF’s organizational committee, presentation of about 15 awards (for winning films) to be given to filmmakers in each category from the OIFF Jury, and in each category for Audience Choice Awards, with screening of clips from winning films. The ceremony includes presentation of two special awards: 1) the OIFF Awareness Award for making awareness about an important topic in film and television industry to Stacy Goldberg, Make A Film Foundation Mito Ambassador (The Magic Bracelet short film), to recognize her for utilizing great acting talents in association with the high-cause mission: telling the world about the mitochondrial disease through the healing power of cinematic art; 2) Lifetime Achievement Award for contribution in film and television industry to John DeBello, creator of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes!
5:00 PM – conclusion
5:30 PM to 10:00 PM – afterparty at Veneto’s Italian Cuisine a block away, (free drink and free appetizer ticket issued to all Awards Gala attendees at Star Theatre), Venetos is located at 602 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA (www.venetositaly.com)
The awards ceremony includes presentation of Lifetime Achievement Award for contribution in film and television industry to John DeBello, creator of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes! (1978), Return of the Killer Tomatoes! (1988), Killer Tomatoes Strike Back! (1991), and Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (TV series 1990–1991, one of the earliest animated series to extensively use computer animation). After finalizing the franchise of Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, De Bello became president & creative director of Loma Media, one of the most highly successful and advanced communication & marketing/advertisement companies in operation. His credits have included Super Bowl & U.S. Open commercials as well as the first North American advertisement for the HD Television. “Killer Tomatoes was indeed filmed partly in Oceanside, although I’m fairly certain the tomato field in the film is now a housing development. Such is progress.”, wrote DeBello.

Q&A sessions with filmmakers take place for 5 minutes after each film
AUGUST 3, SUNDAY
Day 1 of OIFF-2014 sponsored by IZZE Beverage Company
Red Carpet Welcome & Opening Evening
2:00 pm to 3:30 pm – red carpet arrival of film industries stars and reception of filmmakers at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054. This is a perfect picture opportunity in front of the OIFF Official Backdrop to the live background music of steel drums. (Enjoy ocean-themed live outdoor performance by young Steel Drum student musicians led by Keli Ross Ma’u, who had studied in the West Indies island of Trinidad – the birthplace of the pan instrument.) The evening will continue at Star with refreshments & appetizers in the beautiful lobby.
3:30 pm – live performance onstage of Star Theatre
3:50 pm – opening speech and greetings from OIFF’s organizational committee, and Celebration of “Junior” Seau’s Life and what would have been his 45 birthday in connection with Oceanside High School
4:00 pm – screening of “The Legacy of Oceanside High School” by KOCT, interview with “Junior” Seau is part of it, 0:28:27
4:30 pm – 10 minute break
4:40 pm – screening of Guest Feature Film titled 1) “Patrol base Jaker”, winner of previous OIFF, 1:20:00
6:00 pm – conclusion
“Patrol Base Jaker” (winner of two awards, OIFF-2013 Jury’s Award for Best Picture and OIFF-2013 Jury’s Award for Best Full Length Documentary) from Akron, Ohio, is a Guest Feature Film that opens Oceanside International Film Festival. This documentary is rated R for images of war. We all know about the negative sides of our troops being in Afghanistan. This documentary is about the positive sides. The film is about the US Marines, 1/5th of which are from Camp Pendleton, and the practice of counter-insurgency in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. The festival audience will once again witness up-close as Marines are engaged in a complex set of combat and stability operations tasks against the Taliban and in support of the Afghan Government. OIFF recommends this film for all people – either in the active military field or civilians – because it clearly answers the question of “why” the U.S. troops are fighting on a foreign land, as it portraits the many positive outcomes of our military forces’ presence there: “When in modern days a U.S. soldier finds himself / herself fighting in a different country and questions the reasons why – this film answers those questions and serves as a positive encouragement and perhaps even an inspiration for him/her.”
AUGUST 4, MONDAY
Day 2 of OIFF-2014 sponsored by Wrench & Rodent Seabasstropub
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Surfing Films screening block (family friendly)
2) 6:00 PM – 3mates7seas (PG for minor nudity), from Sydney, Australia, Full Length Documentary, 1:16:46 trailer
3) 7:20 PM – Flux: Redefining Women’s Surfing (PG-13 for suggestive images, Dodge College of Film and Media Arts), from Orange, CA, Student Documentary, 0:17:50
4) 7:40 PM – Out In The Line-Up, from Bronte, Australia, Full Length Documentary, 1:09:19 trailer
5) 9:00 PM – Waves N’ Craves series in Oceanside: Après Surf Tortilla Soup, from Oceanside, CA, Oceanside Spotlight Film, 0:03:04
(Want more surfing films? Check out Aug 8 screening of “The Current: Explore The Healing Powers of The Ocean” featuring Bethany Hamilton, and Aug 9 presentation of “Shadow” shot at another great surfing destination, San Clemente, CA)
9:10 PM – 5 Minute Break
Comedy Films screening block (mature audiences)
6) 9:15 PM – Better in Bad Company (New York Film Academy), from Madrid, Spain, Student Film, 0:13:14
7) 9:30 PM – Soul Insurance (Southwestern College), from Spring Valley, CA, Student Film, 0:06:15 trailer
8) 9:40 PM – Oh, Baby! Baby? (University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts), from Los Angeles, CA, Student Film, 0:05:47
9) 9:50 PM – Runner, from Spain, Narrative Short Film, 0:03:36
10:00 PM – day’s conclusion
AUGUST 5, TUESDAY 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Animation Films screening block (family friendly)
10) 6:00 PM – Blue (Chapman University), from Norwalk, CA, Student Film, 0:08:15
11) 6:10 PM – Chasing Paradise (Kapiolani Community College), from Hawaii, Student Film, 0:04:47
12) 6:20 PM – Mr. McBob, from Irvine, CA, Student Film, 0:06:47 trailer
Kid-Friendly Horror Films screening block (family friendly)
13) 6:30 PM – Oceanside Pier At Sunset – From Above, from Oceanside, CA, Oceanside Spotlight Film, 0:04:40
14) 6:40 PM – The Heebie-Jeebies, from Dover, MA, Narrative Short Film, 0:09:11
15) 6:55 PM – Lights Out!, from Bonsall, CA, Student Film, 0:10:08
Music Videos / Experimental Films screening block (family friendly)
16) 7:15 PM – Composite Couch (Haverford College), from San Diego, CA, Student Film, 0:01:24
17) 7:20 PM – Ode To Poltz, from San Marcos, CA, Oceanside Spotlight Film, 0:04:35
18) 7:30 PM – Eye of The Storm, from Oceanside, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:07:49
7:45 PM – 5 Minute Break
Environmental Films screening block (family friendly)
19) 7:50 PM – Kevin’s Critters Don’t Worry BEE Happy, from Bonsall, CA, Student Documentary, 0:09:48
20) 8:05 PM – Haenyeo: Women of the Sea (Drexel University), from Newtown Square, PA, and Atlantic Highlands, NJ, Student Documentary, 0:11:52 trailer
21) 8:20 PM – Cresta, from San Marcos, CA, Short Documentary, 0:11:48
22) 8:35 PM – From Farm To Table (Convent of the Sacred Heart), from Larchmont, NY, Student Documentary, 0:04:33
23) 8:45 PM – Urban Fruit (PG-13 for some language, University of Applied Arts and Sciences), from Dortmund, Germany, Student Documentary, 1:07:55 trailer
10:00 PM – day’s conclusion
AUGUST 6, WEDNESDAY 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Art, Religion, And War screening block (family friendly)
24) 6:00 PM – Skile (Academy of Arts Belgrade), from Serbia/Montenegro, Student Documentary, 0:19:14
25) 6:25 PM – The Man Left Behind (PG for some war images), from Fort Worth, TX, Full Length Documentary, 1:30:41 trailer
26) 8:00 PM – Art As a Weapon (PG), from San Marcos, CA, Full Length Documentary, 0:59:09 trailer
27) 9:00 PM – Pier Oceanside, CA, from Vista, CA, Oceanside Spotlight Film, 0:02:46
Thriller Films screening block (mature audiences)
28) 9:10 PM – A Perfect Day, from Los Angeles, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:18:53 trailer
29) 9:35 PM – Franky and The Ant, from Redondo Beach, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:09:06 trailer
30) 9:50 PM – Rab da Vaasta… / For Gods Sake…, from Mumbai, India, Narrative Short Film, 0:10:45 trailer
10:00 PM – day’s conclusion
AUGUST 7, THURSDAY 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
Comedy Films screening block (family friendly)
31) 6:00 PM – Pint, from Surrey Hills, Australia, Narrative Short Film, 0:09:25 trailer
32) 6:10 PM – Superdate (New York Film Academy), from Los Angeles, CA, Student Film, 0:03:00
33) 6:20 PM – Rhotocromium (PG for mild action violence, Azusa Pacific University), from Azusa, CA, Student Film, 0:16:41
34) 6:40 PM – Sheltered Love (PG, The University of Arizona), from Tucson, AZ, Student Film, 0:09:25 trailer
35) 6:55 PM – The Zeroes, from Los Angeles, CA, Narrative Feature Film, 1:11:49
36) 8:10 PM – San Diego Urban Sketchers at Oceanside Pier, from San Diego, CA, Oceanside Spotlight Film, 0:01:49
Science Fiction Films screening block (mature audiences)
37) 8:15 PM – Park Arcadia (PG, San Jose State University), from San Jose, CA, Student Film, 0:22:44
38) 8:45 PM – Traveler, from Lakewood, CO, Narrative Short Film, 0:35:42 trailer
39) 9:25 PM – Rose, Mary and Time (PG-13 for some violence), from London, United Kingdom, Narrative Short Film, 0:39:08 trailer
10:10 PM – day’s conclusion
AUGUST 8, FRIDAY
Day 6 of OIFF-2014 sponsored by Oceanside Theatre Company
6:00 pm to 8:20 pm – screening of films at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054, plus workshop at the Library
Emotional & Sentimental Appeal Films screening block (family friendly)
40) 6:00 PM – The Current: Explore The Healing Powers of The Ocean, from Boulder, CO, Full Length Documentary, 0:46:09 trailer
41) 7:00 PM – Susan (part of 48-Hour Project from San Diego), from Chula Vista, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:09:26 trailer
42) 7:15 PM – Angie Stands Showdown, from San Diego, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:08:20
43) 7:25 PM – San Diego Urban Sketchers at Oceanside Harbor, from San Diego, CA, Oceanside Spotlight Film, 0:02:04
Wild Wild West screening block (mature audiences)
44) 7:30 PM – West, from Oceanside, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:16:58 trailer
45) 7:55 PM – Peace of Mind, from Westminster, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:04:55 “the making of” video
46) 8:05 PM – Dawn of Man, from Oceanside, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:12:17 trailer
8:20 PM – conclusion of screenings, walking across the street to the workshop at the Library
8:30 PM – Casting For Film Workshop, continues to 10:00 pm, presented by a veteran casting director D. Candis Paule, CSA, at the Community Room of Oceanside Public Library, downtown branch, 330 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (across the street from The Brooks Theatre, click HERE for workshop description)
10:00 PM – day’s conclusion
AUGUST 9, SATURDAY
Day 7 of OIFF-2014 sponsored by Venetos Italian Cuisine
10:00 am to 9:00 pm – screening of films at Star Theatre, plus workshop at The Brooks Theatre
Ocean Health screening block (family friendly)
47) 10:00 AM – Salmon Confidential, from Powell River, BC, Canada, Full Length Documentary, 1:11:00 trailer
48) 11:15 AM – Baykeepers, from Melbourne, Australia, Short Documentary, 0:26:02 trailer
49) 11:45 AM – Falling Stars (Pepperdine University), from Los Angeles, CA, Student Documentary, 0:05:11
Emotional & Sentimental Appeal Films screening block – continued (family friendly)
50) 11:55 AM – Shadow, from San Clemente, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:30:56 trailer
51) 12:30 PM – The Magic Shoes (University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts), from San Juan Capistrano, CA, Student Film, 0:18:29, “the making of” video
12:50 PM – break from screenings, walking across the street to the workshop at The Brooks
1:00 PM – Crowdfunding Workshop, continues to 2:25 pm, at Sunshine Brooks Theatre, 217 N Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within walking distance from Star, click HERE for workshop description, lunch optionally sold during this workshop)
2:25 PM – back to screenings, walking across the street to Star Theatre
Science Fiction Films screening block (family friendly)
52) 2:35 PM – The Chemist (University of Southern California), from Los Angeles, CA, Student Film, 0:13:57 trailer
53) 2:50 PM – In Time (Convent of the Sacred Heart), from Larchmont, NY, Student Film, 0:04:07
54) 3:00 PM – Enigma – Episode 1 – “Blackouts”, from Poway, CA, Student Film, 0:12:08
55) 3:20 PM – Into The Silent Sea (Chapman University), from Arsta, Sweden, Student Film, 0:25:13 trailer
Romantic Drama Films screening block (family friendly)
56) 3:50 PM – La Cañada de Los Ingleses / The Ravine of The British (PG), from Madrid, Spain, Narrative Short Film, 0:12:25 trailer
57) 4:05 PM – Same Time Same Place (New York Film Academy), from Los Angeles, CA, Student Film, 0:18:27
58) 4:30 PM – Bis Gleich / Till Then, from Dusseldorf, Germany, Narrative Short Film, 0:20:25 trailer
59) 4:55 PM – Freefall, from San Francisco, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:08:44
5:10 PM – 5 Minute Break
Serious Drama Films screening block (family friendly)
60) 5:15 PM – Water, from Southern CA, Student Film, 0:12:06 “the making of” video
61) 5:30 PM – The Whexican, from Downey, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:13:41
62) 5:50 PM – I Know You, from Blaricum, Netherlands, Narrative Short Film, 0:08:13 trailer
63) 6:05 PM – Lullaby for Andronicus, from Los Angeles, CA, Narrative Short Film, 0:09:42
64) 6:20 PM – The Boy Who’d Never Seen Rain, from Sydney, Australia, Narrative Short Film, 0:28:52 trailer
65) 6:55 PM – Oceanside, California – A Perception, from Oceanside, CA, Oceanside Spotlight Film, 0:03:05
7:00 PM – 5 Minute Break
Serious Drama Films screening block (mature audiences)
66) 7:05 PM – Dinner And a Movie (Grossmont Community College), from San Diego, CA, Student Film, 0:05:31
67) 7:15 PM – LA Miner, from San Francisco, CA, and Los Angeles, CA, Short Documentary, 0:24:26 trailer
68) 7:45 PM – Patatas, from Spain, Narrative Short Film, 0:18:26 trailer
69) 8:05 PM – Berxen Kulek / Lame Lambs, from Bingol, Turkey, Narrative Short Film, 0:19:31 trailer
70) 8:30 PM – Butterfly Fluttering, from Russian Federation, Narrative Short Film, 0:24:25 trailer
9:00 PM – day’s conclusion
AUGUST 10, SUNDAY
Day 8 of OIFF-2014 sponsored by San Luis Rey Bakery & Restaurant
Closing Awards Gala
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm – reception with refreshments & appetizers in the lobby of Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054, together with group of San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians and other Native American tribes
3:00 pm to 3:20 pm – live stage procession by group of San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians and other tribes in traditional regalia
3:30 pm to 5:00 pm – presentation of Lifetime Achievement Award to Saginaw Grant for his contribution in film and television industry, plus about 15 other awards (for winning films) will be given to filmmakers for each category from the OIFF Jury, and per each awards category for Audience Choices, with screening of clips from winning films
One of recipients of OIFF’s Lifetime Achievement Awards this year is an American film and television actor Saginaw Grant. Saginaw Grant is a Native American actor, traditional dancer, and motivational speaker, respected member of the Sac-n-Fox, Iowa, and Otoe-Missouria Nations. Grant has appeared in numerous films and television shows. He played Chief Big Bear in the 2013 film The Lone Ranger, starring Johnny Depp. The same year, he was featured in Breaking Bad. He is also known for acting and representing his nation in other TV shows: The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (1993), Baywatch (1997), My Name is Earl (2005), Saving Grace (2007), etc. OIFF also plans to have a Native American Indian element, in full regalia, on stage live at Star Theatre right before Saginaw Grant’s ceremony. Oceanside International Film Festival will honor hard-working Saginaw Grant with a special Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution in film and television industry. The festival organizers are particularly thrilled to welcome Saginaw Grant in association with this place in San Diego known for profound Native American history – Oceanside is rich with history of Luiseno Band of Native American Indians based from around Mission San Luis Rey. Other film industry’s stars are expected to make a surprise appearance at the festival. One of them is Charles Kaufman, a writer and director, known as the creator of Mother’s Day (remake, 2010) and Mother’s Day (horror film, 1980). He was also a writer for The Bob Hope Show, Dennis the Menace TV series (1986), When Nature Calls (feature film, 1985), and many more. Additionally, his films have garnered numerous awards including gold medals at the London Film Festival, and Paris Film Festivals. Charles was the youngest professor of film and television at The School of Visual Arts in New York City. He will be on the red carpet of OIFF-2014 on August 3, 2014, and a presenter of a major award during Awards Ceremony at Oceanside International Film Festival on August 10, 2014.

Part of the four-day event will be OIFF’s educational workshops – all held off the Coast Hwy in Oceanside and within convenient proximity to the main screening venue.

AUGUST 22, THURSDAY
sponsored by Oceans Eleven Casino
5:00 PM TO 9:00 PM – RED CARPET WELCOME & OPENING EVENING:
5:00 pm – red carpet arrival of film industries stars and reception of filmmakers at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054. This is a perfect picture opportunity in front of the OIFF Official Backdrop to the background music of a local-based band The Swells, which performs at the entrance. (The band plays surfy music – in the spirit of Oceanside, a surfing “Mecca” of Southern California!) The evening will continue at Star with refreshments & appetizers in the beautiful lobby.
7:00 pm – grand theatrical performance onstage by Aztec Dancers. (This Native American Indian themed performance is most “representative” of Oceanside and its history in light of Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary. Aztec Dancers hold their usual practices at the historic Mission San Luis Rey in Oceanside.)
7:15 pm – opening speech and greetings from OIFF’s organizational committee
7:20 pm – brief presentation on Oceanside’s history in connection with the City’s 125th Anniversary by Kristi Hawthorne, Event Coordinator of Oceanside Chamber of Commerce, and President of Oceanside Historical Society.
7:30 pm – screening of Guest Feature Film “Working Class” – triple winner of previous OIFF – a documentary about the modern culture of California. (The material is rated R for language. Made by a San Diego based filmmaker, “Working Class” is the winner of OIFF-2012′s Best Picture, OIFF-2012 Jury′s Best Full Length Documentary, and OIFF-2012 Audience Choice Best Full Length Documentary)**
8:40 pm – questions and answers / Q&A with the cast & crew of “Working Class”
9:00 pm – conclusion of events at Star Theatre (filmmakers, please check with OIFF staff for more plans this evening)
NOTE** – SEE MORE DESCRIPTION OF “WORKING CLASS” & ADMISSION PRICING AT:
http://www.ocaf.info/oceanside-international-film-festival/schedule-of-events
AUGUST 23, FRIDAY
sponsored by Venetos Italian Cuisine
10:00 AM TO 12:50 PM – SCREENING OF FAMILY-FRIENDLY FILMS at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054:
“Sentimental & Emotional Appeal” screening block
10:00 AM – Oceanside Yesterday and Today (Oceanside, CA) “a film for Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary”
10:25 AM – Crazy Joe (San Diego, CA)
11:05 AM – The Pitch (Pomona, CA)
“Environmental” screening block
11:35 AM – Oceanside Pier Sunset With The Waves (Oceanside, CA) “a film for Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary”
11:40 AM – Fluoridegate, An American Tragedy (San Diego, CA)
12:50 PM to 1:00 PM – 10 MIN BREAK
1:00 PM to 2:25 PM – LUNCH / SCREENWRITERS WORKSHOP** AT THE LIBRARY
(within walking distance, food can be purchased at the workshop)
2:25 PM to 2:35 PM – 10 MIN BREAK
2:35 PM TO 9:00 PM – SCREENING OF FAMILY-FRIENDLY FILMS CONTINUES at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054:
“Environmental” screening block (continued)
2:35 PM – Hanging With The Hoskins In Oceanside (Vista, CA) “a film for Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary”
2:45 PM – Threatened: The Controversial Struggle Of The Southern Sea Otter (San Marcos, CA)
3:30 PM – Why In The World Are They Spraying? (Los Angeles, CA)
4:50 PM – 5 MIN BREAK
“Social Responsibility For Youth” screening block
4:55 PM – KMR Video Services Oceanside CA Promo (Murrieta, CA) “a film for Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary”
5:00 PM – Every 15 Minutes (Vista, CA)
5:25 PM – Project REACH Anti-Marijuana PSA 420 Remix (Vista, CA)
5:30 PM – Impact (Oceanside, CA)
6:15 PM – Cardboard Camera (Pasadena, CA)
6:40 PM – Eli’s Run (San Diego, CA)
6:55 PM – 5 MIN BREAK
“Romantic Dramas” screening block
7:00 PM – Food Smacking by Max Outt Arrogant Personal Trainer (Vista, CA) “a film for Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary”
7:05 PM – Moment (Tokyo, Japan)
7:25 PM – Boo!Koo! (Oceanside, CA)
7:35 PM – The Racket Boys (Los Angeles, CA)
9:00 PM – day’s conclusion
NOTE** – SEE WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION & ADMISSION PRICING AT:
http://www.ocaf.info/oceanside-international-film-festival/schedule-of-events
AUGUST 24, SATURDAY
sponsored by Breakfast Club Diner
(Note* – all films this day, except those marked with ” * ” contain mature content)
10:00 AM TO 12:50 PM – SCREENING OF PG-13 & R-RATED FILMS at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054:
“Military” screening block
10:00 AM – Finnigan’s War (Hartford, CT)
11:00 AM – Towing (Chicago, IL)
11:20 AM – Patrol Base Jaker (Akron, OH)
12:50 PM to 1:00 PM – 10 MIN BREAK
1:00 PM to 2:25 PM – LUNCH / COPYRIGHT WORKSHOP** AT THE LIBRARY
(within walking distance, food can be purchased at the workshop)
2:25 PM to 2:35 PM – 10 MIN BREAK
2:35 PM TO 4:25 PM – SCREENING OF PG-13 & R-RATED FILMS CONTINUES at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054:
“Thrillers” screening block
2:35 PM – Top Gun House* (Las Vegas, NV) “a film for Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary”
2:40 PM – Instant Justice (Carlsbad, CA)
3:15 PM – A Beautiful Impurity (London, United Kingdom)
3:35 PM – Broken Knuckles (San Diego, CA)
4:10 PM – Too Far From Home (Encinitas, CA)
4:25 PM to 4:30 PM – 5 MIN BREAK
4:30 PM to 5:30 PM – DINNER / DIGITAL NEW WAVE WORKSHOP** AT THE LIBRARY
(within walking distance, food can be purchased at the workshop)
5:30 PM to 5:40 PM – 10 MIN BREAK
5:40 PM TO 9:00 PM – SCREENING OF PG-13 & R-RATED FILMS CONTINUES at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054:
“Serious Dramas” screening block
5:40 PM – Life Without Mustard* (Vista, CA) “a film for Oceanside’s 125th Anniversary”
5:50 PM – Mine Is Mine (Los Angeles, CA)
6:15 PM – Brightwood (Seattle, Washington)
6:35 PM – Sonata (Bilbao, Spain)
6:55 PM – Turns (Los Angeles, CA)
7:10 PM – Posey* (Glendale, CA)
7:40 PM – Go Up (Moscow, Russia)
8:00 PM – The Coffers* (Los Angeles, CA)
8:25 PM – The Naked Leading The Blind* (Ardooie, Belgium)
8:45 PM – The Labyrinth (Italy)
9:00 PM – day’s conclusion
NOTE** – SEE WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION AT & ADMISSION PRICING AT:
http://www.ocaf.info/oceanside-international-film-festival/schedule-of-events
AUGUST 25, SUNDAY
sponsored by MediaTech Institute
9:00 AM TO 12:55 PM – SCREENING OF STUDENT FILMS**:
(Includes two 10-minute breaks at 10:15 am and 11:35 am. Screenings at MediaTech are going to take place on 3 screens simultaneously in three different rooms called Rincon, Trestles, and Blacks, each studio is named after a famous California surf spot. Viewers can choose only one of the rooms to view ALL films in consecutive but unique order and participate in Q&A sessions with all the filmmakers, who will appear in each room at the time of screening of their films.)
“For All Ages” screening block:
9:00 AM, 10:25 AM, 11:45 AM – Light Me Up (Eugene, OR & Colorado Springs, CO)
9:15 AM, 10:40 AM, 12:00 PM – Green Acres (Mission Viejo, CA)
9:25 AM, 10:50 AM, 12:10 PM – 420 Remix by B&G Club of Oceanside at MLK Middle School (Oceanside, CA)
9:30 AM, 10:55 AM, 12:15 PM – Mother’s Dinner (Hacienda Heights, CA)
9:50 AM, 11:15 AM, 12:35 PM – Parkour Race (Irvine, CA)
10:00 AM, 11:25 AM, 12:45 PM – Rainbow Show (Oceanside, CA)
“PG” screening block:
9:00 AM, 10:25 AM, 11:45 AM – Match (Long Beach, CA)
9:15 AM, 10:40 AM, 12:00 PM – Pulling Strings Episode 1 (San Diego, CA)
9:25 AM, 10:50 AM, 12:10 PM – Lifeguard: SD (Carlsbad, CA)
9:40 AM, 11:05 AM, 12:25 PM – The Painted Girl (Bellevue, WA)
9:55 AM, 11:20 AM, 12:40 PM – Any Town (Fallbrook, CA)
“Mature” screening block
9:00 AM, 10:25 AM, 11:45 AM – Shoot the Moon (Los Angeles, CA)
9:30 AM, 10:55 AM, 12:15 PM – OperHator (Charlotte, NC)
9:45 AM, 11:10 AM, 12:30 PM – Bring Me Home (Rosemead, CA)
1:00 PM TO 5:00 PM – CLOSING AWARDS GALA at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hway, Oceanside, CA 92054 (includes arrival of industry’s stars, refreshments & appetizers, entertainment, Life Achievement Awards for industry’s stars, OIFF-2013 awards ceremony for filmmakers – per each category from the OIFF Jury, and per each category for Audience Choices, and screening of clips from winning films).

ADDITIONAL DETAILS ABOUT THE EVENTS:
Note 1: “Working Class” (winner of OIFF-2012′s Best Picture, OIFF-2012 Jury′s Best Full Length Documentary, and OIFF-2012 Audience Choice Best Full Length Documentary) is made by a San Diego based director Jeffrey Durkin. It builds upon 13 years of art and friendship between San Francisco artist Mike Giant and San Diego artist Mike Maxwell. Loosely based on Charles Dickens book A Tale of Two Cities, the two Mikes discuss themes found in Dickens 1859 novel that are just as relevant today: religion, war, family, history, and art. Through those corresponding chapters, the audience gets an intimate look at how the world shapes the art they produce. At its core, Working Class is a buddy story that that delves into the lives of the artists while examining how the creative process intersects with friendship. Both Mikes continue to work in the underground art world and have gained respect for creating sharply drawn characters inspired by the working class.
Note 2: Screenings at MediaTech are going to take place on 3 screens simultaneously in three different rooms called Rincon, Trestles, and Blacks, each studio is named after a famous California surf spot. Viewers can choose only one of the rooms to view all films in consecutive but unique order and participate in Q&A sessions with all the filmmakers, who will appear in each room at the time of screening of their films. Attendees this day will also have an opportunity to tour a state-of-the-art facility of MediaTech Institute, a local recording arts and digital film school for anyone preparing for a creative career in the media arts. Their audio engineering and digital film courses are designed to help each student develop the skills needed to realize their dreams. The all new facility features equipment from major manufacturers. Apart from this event, course offerings of MediaTech include a Recording Arts Program, and a Digital Film and Video Arts Program. Consisting of two control rooms, a green screen theater, and four recording areas, all connected to a central patch room, the Oceanside campus provides the ultimate in flexible connectivity.
Note 3: LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS. One of recipients of OIFF’s Lifetime Achievement Awards this year is an American film and television actress Sally Kirkland. Golden Globe Award winner and Academy Award nominee (both as Best Actress for her leading role in Anna), Sally Kirkland has a very long and active career. Sally was goddaughter of famous actress Shelley Winters (who was a close friend of Marilyn Monroe). In the 1970s, Sally had roles in popular films such as The Sting, The Way We Were, A Star Is Born, and Private Benjamin. She was very frequent in television roles, including Felicity, General Hospital, The Simple Life 5: Goes to Camp, and the soap operas Valley of the Dolls, Days of Our Lives, Three’s Company, etc. Major films in which she has appeared include: EDtv, JFK, Adam and Steve, High Stakes (opposite Kathy Bates) and Best of the Best (opposite Eric Roberts and James Earl Jones). She is well remembered for TV films such as The Haunted and adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World, plus acted in many independent movies, over 120 film appearances total. Oceanside International Film Festival will honor hard-working Sally Kirkland with a special Lifetime Achievement Award for her contribution in film and television industry. The audience in Oceanside will be happy to see that Sally still sports her trademark blonde hair!
Another recipient of Lifetime Achievement Awards this year is North County’s own Jon St.John. With his Oceanside-based recording studio, Jon is an award winning artist that specializes in high quality voiceovers, as well as sound design for various TV, radio, and multi-media projects. The audience will be surprised that most likely they are already familiar with Jon’s voice. With over 35 years of experience in both voice-over and audio production, Jon St.John’s voice is heard across America and around the world on TV and radio stations as well as websites, theme park attractions, and corporate presentations. For more than 20 years, Jon has been the voice of XETV, Channel 6 TV in San Diego (first as a FOX affiliate, now the home of the CW). Jon has provided character voices for many attractions and rides at California’s Legoland theme park. Best known in the gaming industry as the voice of videogame super hero Duke Nukem, Jon is also heard on such games as World of Warcraft, Half-Life: Opposing Force, Sonic Adventure, Heroes of Newerth, Call of Cthulhu, Rochard, Twisted Metal, Guild Wars 2, Counter-Strike, and DoTA. His voiceover credits include video pieces for CNN, HBO, Nickelodeon, Cirque Du Soleil, etc. Oceanside International Film Festival will honor Jon St.John with a special Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution in voiceover work in entertainment industry.
DESCRIPTION OF WORKSHOPS:
“Screenwriters’ Workshop” will take place from 1:00 pm to 2:25 pm Friday, August 23, at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within a walking distance from Star Theatre and during lunch break of screenings, food will be available for purchase onsite during this workshop). Presented by Antonio F. Vianna (Carlsbad-based novelist of 17 published books and a screenwriter of 3 screenplays that are adapted from 3 of his novels) and Leonie Tremaine (Oceanside-based finalist of the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards, who attended Dov Simens Film Production course in Hollywood, as well as American Film Institute courses in screenwriting), the workshop addresses the criteria production companies are looking for in screenplays, suggestions about the writing process, as well as what goes into adapting novels into screenplays. Other relevant material – such as writing loglines, synopses, and query letters – will also be covered. These experienced, prize-winning writers will summarize for attendees the most helpful pointers they’ve gathered over the years. Following their presentation, they will conduct a Q&A session.
“Copyright For Filmmakers” workshop will take place from 1:00 pm to 2:25 pm on Saturday, August 24, at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within walking distance from Star Theatre and during lunch break of screenings at Star). This workshop will provide an overview of copyright laws that filmmakers and videographers need to know to create their work without legal trouble and to successfully sell their work to buyers in the film industry. Additionally the workshop will discuss the legal ins and outs of reusing existing copyrighted content for documentaries, parodies, and remixes, which filmmakers may want to distribute or sell. Finally, the workshop presenter will touch on public domain and Creative Commons sources that can help filmmakers find stock footage, music, and sound effects that they could incorporate into even commercial projects at economical rates or sometimes no cost. The workshop is presented by Dave Branfman of Oceanside-based Branfman Law Group, P.C., which focuses on legal transactions and litigation pertaining to intellectual property, entertainment, the Internet, and new media. Branfman Law Group, P.C.’s goal is to help its clients navigate these new waters so they can find and benefit from opportunities that didn’t exist before the Internet revolution. The firm offers guidance in use of such legal tools as copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, patents, and licensing. It helps clients take advantage of new technologies and platforms like the Internet, digital delivery, mobile, and even traditional television. Mr. Branfman has been practicing law in San Diego County for over thirty years. His practice focuses specifically on these topics. He was named a San Diego SuperLawyer in intellectual property for four years running from 2007 through 2010; was named a Top Attorney in intellectual property by the San Diego Daily Transcript for 2007 and 2009; and is the former Chairman of the Board of the San Diego Film Commission.
“Digital New Wave: Creating and Curating” workshop by Nelson Carvajal & Amir George will be held 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm the same day at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within a walking distance from Star Theatre and during dinner break from screenings, food will be available for purchase onsite during this workshop). This demonstrative, informational, and interactive workshop will highlight the new wave of digital filmmaking that has revolutionized both the online and offline world of independent cinema. The presenters will tell about new channels and unconventional ways of film exhibition (“alternative distribution”) for independent digital filmmakers to reach out to wider audiences in the industry, which is over-saturation of content. Through examining case studies and video illustrations, the workshop will offer an explanation of on marketing and gaining exposure for one’s film works specifically in the current digital age, in which advertisements printed on paper and physical DVDs may eventually be “things of the past”. It will explain the creative and practical ways to benefit from the digital age as well the problems associated with it.
Nelson Carvajal is an independent digital filmmaker, Writer and Content Creator at Bridgework Pictures, Video Essayist for Press Play at indieWIRE and for Keyframe at Fandor. In the Chicago region, he runs a successful blog “Free Cinema Now” that specializes in the promotion of the independent and underground cinema movement. Nelson gives marketing and promotion tips for free to benefit young and old filmmakers who want their voices heard. Graduate of Columbia College Chicago, Amir George is Program Curator of Cinema Culture from Chicago, Illinois. Cinema Culture promotes and exhibits the work of filmmakers at various events, hosts small festivals, and programs exclusive shows. Cinema Culture’s resume is extensive and includes experience in running “side programs” and screenings at many film festivals and venues including: Chicago International Music and Movies Festival (CIMM); North by Northeast – Toronto, Canada; Spectacle Theatre – New York, NY; The Brick – Kansas City; ATA – San Francisco; Boom Bap – Portland, OR; Milwaukee Avenue Arts Fest (MAAF), and Seen and Heard Music Video Showcase – Chicago, IL.

Presented by award-winning experts, the scheduled workshops are “Screenwriter’s Workshop” 7 pm to 9 pm – 8/17/12, “Copyright For Filmmakers” 12 pm to 1:30 pm – 8/18/12, “Understanding Contracts For Filmmakers And Producers” 5 pm to 6:30 pm – 8/18/12, and “Navigating Into PBS Network” 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm – 8/19/12.
AUGUST 16, THURSDAY
Day 1 of OIFF-2012
5:00 pm – red carpet arrival of film industries stars and reception of filmmakers at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054. This is a perfect picture opportunity in front of the OIFF Official Backdrop and to the background music of an Oceanside-based band The FABulous Rudies, which performs at the entrance. (The band plays ska music – a ubiquitous style in Southern California! Did you know, most members of the band, including the lead singer, are from El Camino High School in Oceanside?) The evening will continue at Star with refreshments & appetizers in the beautiful lobby.
6:30 pm – theatrical performance by a Samoan group led by an Oceansider, Ruta Tavale. (Per capita, Oceanside has more residents of Samoan descent than any other continental city in the U.S.)
6:50 pm – opening speech and greetings from OIFF’s organizational committee
7:00 pm – screening of Guest Feature Film “Callous” – winner of previous OIFF – a narrative film about the evils of mental and physical abuse towards children within their own families. (Although the material is rated R, its has no sexual content.)
8:45 pm – Question and Answers with the cast & crew of “Callous”
9:00 pm – conclusion
AUGUST 17, FRIDAY
Day 2 of OIFF-2012 sponsored by Getaway San Diego
10 am to 9 pm – screening of films at the theater of Grace Chapel of The Coast, 102 N. Freeman St. Oceanside, CA 92054 (formerly Crest Theatre)
7 pm to 9 pm – “Screenwriter’s Workshop” by Antonio F. Vianna, Amy Albani, and Leonie Tremaine at MediaTech Institute, 302 Oceanside Blvd, Oceanside, CA 92054
PARENTAL GUIDANCE DISCLOSURE: ALL FILMS THIS DAY ARE FAMILY-FRIENDLY
SCREENING SCHEDULE THIS DAY:
Student Films screening block
10:05 am – Tiny Pupil (Tokyo, Japan)
10:25 am – Run (Bonsall, CA)
10:30 am – Letting Go (Fargo, ND)
10:45 am – 10-MIN BREAK
10:55 am – Shakespeare In Me (Murrieta, CA)
11:05 am – Super “H” (San Marcos, CA)
11:15 am – Kevin’s Critters: Hold on to Your Horses (Bonsall, CA)
11:30 am – Home Animations By A Student (Oceanside, CA)
11:50 am 10-MIN BREAK
Comedy screening block
12:00 pm – One More Day In Hong Kong (Santa Monica, CA)
12:35 pm – Haircut (Vista, CA)
12:55 pm – The Inheritor (Escondido, CA)
Fantasy screening block
1:10 pm – The Forest Path (U.K. & Canada)
1:30 pm – Among The Mad [Relapse] (San Diego, CA)
Documentaries screening block
1:55 pm – Finessing the Wave (Bay area, CA)
2:00 pm – The American Dream of Owning a Mobile Home (Encinitas, CA)
2:25 pm – A Good Death (Beverly, MA)
Emotional And Sentimental Appeal screening block
3:45 pm – Mother’s Day (Santa Monica, CA)
3:55 pm – Boy With Blue (Salt Lake, UT)
5:35 pm – Angel’s Reach (San Diego, CA)
Dramas screening block
5:50 pm – C’est Magique! (France)
6:10 pm – Hanging By A Thread (Irvine, CA)
6:30 pm – 5 MINUTE BREAK
Military screening block
6:35 pm – Flat Daddy (Brooklyn, NY)
8:00 pm – Guardians Of The Gates: The Surfboats (Calabasas, CA)
9:00 pm – conclusion
Don’t forget: workshop 7 to 9 pm the same day!
AUGUST 18, SATURDAY
Day 3 of OIFF-2012 sponsored by Star Theatre
10 am to 9 pm – screening of films at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
12 pm to 1:30 pm – “Copyright for Filmmakers” workshop by New Media Rights at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within walking distance from Star)
5 pm to 6:30 pm – “Understanding Contracts For Filmmakers And Producers” workshop by New Media Rights at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within walking distance from Star)
PARENTAL GUIDANCE DISCLOSURE: ALL FILMS THIS DAY (EXCEPT THOSE MARKED WITH “ * ”) CONTAIN MATURE CONTENT, PARENTAL GUIDANCE STRONGLY SUGGESTED
SCREENING SCHEDULE THIS DAY:
Comedy screening block
10:00 am – Curvas (Bilbao, Spain)
10:10 am – Bella Nubela (Los Angeles, CA)
10:20 am – The F*** Was That: A Unicorn Documentary (Los Angeles, CA)
10:55 am – Richard Noggin (Oceanside, CA)
11:10 am – Sheep And Wolf (Encinitas, CA)
11:30 am – Goodbye Hello (Melbourne, Australia)
11:35 am – 10 MINUTE BREAK
Documentaries screening block
11:45 am – The Roots of Happiness* (Gardnerville, NV)
12:50 pm – Banjo Bill, The Ballad* (Morehead, KY)
1:05 pm – Working Class (San Diego, CA)
Serious Dramas screening block
2:20 pm – How War Ends (Los Angeles, CA)
2:40 pm – Ring The Bell (Brooklyn, NY)
3:00 pm – Cody Fitz (Vancouver, Canada)
4:30 pm – The Lucky One* (Tustin, CA)
4:55 pm – 10 MINUTE BREAK
Gay and Lesbian screening block
5:05 pm – The Miracles On Honey Bee Hill (Murfreesboro, TN)
5:30 pm – The Long Road (Alberta, Canada)
6:05 pm – Nobody’s Child (Los Angeles, CA)
Suspense screening block
6:35 pm – Outshot Ltd (Brooklyn, NY)
6:55 pm – The Hit (Aventura, FL)
7:10 pm – Washed Up (Santa Barbara, CA)
7:40 pm – The Nixer (Ireland)
9:00 pm – conclusion
Don’t forget: workshops 12 pm to 1:30 pm & 5 pm to 6:30 pm the same day!
AUGUST 19, SUNDAY
Day 4 of OIFF-2012 sponsored by MediaTech Institute
10 am to 3 pm – screening of student films at MediaTech Institute, 302 Oceanside Blvd, Oceanside, CA 92054
3:30 pm to 4:30 pm – “Navigating Into PBS Network” workshop by Pamela Peek at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054, within walking distance from Star 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm – closing awards gala at Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (includes arrival of industry’s stars, refreshments & appetizers, entertainment, Life Achievement Awards for industry’s stars, OIFF-2012 awards ceremony for filmmakers – per each category from the OIFF judging committee, and per each category for Audience Choices, and screening of clips from winning films)
SCREENING SCHEDULE THIS DAY:
(Screenings at MediaTech are going to take place on 3 screens simultaneously in three different rooms called Rincon, Trestles, and Blacks, each studio is named after a famous California surf spot. Viewers can choose only one of the rooms to view ALL films in consecutive but unique order and participate in Q&A sessions with ALL the filmmakers, who will appear in each room at the time of screening of their films. Viewers will not have to change rooms in order to see ALL films. See schedule for each room at the venue site.)
Children’s Theme / Family Friendly screening block
10:05 am, 1:10 pm, 2:20 pm – Tiny Pupil (Tokyo, Japan)
10:25 am, 1:30 pm, 2:40 pm – Run (Bonsall, CA)
10:30 am, 1:40 pm, 2:45 pm – Letting Go (Fargo, ND)
10:45 am – 10 MINUTE BREAK
10:00 am, 10:55 am, 1:50 pm – Shakespeare In Me (Murrieta, CA)
10:10 am, 11:05 am, 2:15 pm – Super “H” (San Marcos, CA)
10:20 am, 11:15 am, 2:25 pm – Kevin’s Critters: Hold on to Your Horses (Bonsall, CA)
10:35 am, 11:30 am, 2:40 pm – Home Animations By A Student (Oceanside, CA)
11:45 am – LUNCH BREAK
Narrative Shorts / Mature PG Content screening block
10:00 am, 10:55 am, 12:45 pm – Thumb Snatchers from the Moon Cocoon (Los Angeles, CA)
10:10 am, 11:05 am, 12:55 pm – To Each His Own (Los Alamitos, CA)
10:25 am, 11:20 am, 1:10 pm – Expiration Date (Azusa, CA)
11:05 am, 12:55 pm, 1:30 pm – The Umpire (Studio City, CA)
2:05 pm – 10 MINUTE BREAK
10:55 am, 12:45 pm, 2:15 pm – The Toxic Avenger, Music Video by Reason (Encinitas, CA)
11:35 am, 1:25 pm, 2:25 pm – Love Is No News (San Diego, CA)
12:45 pm, 1:35 pm, 2:40 pm – Water on Mars (Los Alamitos, CA)
3:00 pm – conclusion
Don’t forget: workshop 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm the same day!
CLOSING AWARDS GALA
5:30 pm – arrival of industry’s stars, refreshments & appetizers in the lobby of Star Theatre, 402 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054
7:00 pm – Filipino performers led onstage by Anthony Lime of Filipino-American Cultural Association Of North San Diego County
7:30 pm – Life Achievement Awards for industry’s stars, OIFF-2012 awards ceremony for filmmakers – per each category from the OIFF judging committee, and per each category for Audience Choices, and screening of clips from winning films
9:30 pm – conclusion
OIFF-2012 WORKSHOPS:
Learn how to WRITE & CREATE / PROTECT / NEGOTIATE / PROMOTE!
• “Screenwriter’s Workshop” 7 pm to 9 pm – 8/17/12
• “Copyright For Filmmakers” 12 pm to 1:30 pm – 8/18/12
• “Understanding Contracts For Filmmakers And Producers” 5 pm to 6:30 pm – 8/18/12
• “Navigating Into PBS Network” 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm – 8/19/12
“Screenwriters’ Workshop”
will take place as part of the Oceanside International Film Festival, from 7 pm to 9 pm on Friday, August 17, at MediaTech Institute, 302 Oceanside Blvd., Oceanside, CA 92054. Presented by Antonio F. Vianna, Amy Albani, and Leonie Tremaine, the workshop addresses the criteria production companies are looking for in screenplays, suggestions about the writing process, as well as what goes into adapting novels into screenplays. Other relevant material – such as writing loglines, synopses, and query letters – will also be covered. These experienced, prize-winning writers will summarize for attendees the most helpful pointers they’ve gathered over the years. Following their presentation, they’ll be happy to answer questions. Attendees of the workshop will also have an opportunity to tour a state-of-the-art facility of MediaTech Institute, the best local recording arts and digital film school for anyone preparing for a creative career in the media arts. Their audio engineering and digital film courses are designed to help each student develop the skills needed to realize their dreams. The all new facility features equipment from Digidesign, Solid State Logic, JBL, and other major manufacturers. Apart from this event, course offerings of MediaTech include a Recording Arts Program, and a Digital Film and Video Arts Program. Consisting of two control rooms, a green screen theater, and four recording areas, all connected to a central patch room, the Oceanside campus provides the ultimate in flexible connectivity. Each studio is named after a famous California surf spot.
About presenters of “Screenwriters’ Workshop”:
—Antonio F. Vianna, a novelist of 17 published books and a screenwriter of 3 screenplays that are adapted from 3 of his novels, lives in Carlsbad, CA. He conducts workshops on how to write a book and get published. While not always a writer, he re-careered in 2000 to begin professional writing. He was born and raised in Schenectady, New York and earned a B. S. degree from Union College (NY) and M. M. degree from Northwestern University (IL). He is a former U.S. Air Force Officer and Human Resource professional. —Amy Albani, a free-lance editor and writer, is a resident of Oceanside. A former opera singer in Italy and the U.S., Amy has written or co-written several screenplays, one of which, “The Common Touch,” was a multiple award winner. With Leonie Tremaine, she co-wrote the novel, “Adios, Aries.” (www.adiosaries.com). The book is a romantic mystery set in Carlsbad, with an astrological theme, the first in a series of “Horoscope Homicides.” Beginning at the end of September, Amy will be offering a weekly screenwriting workshop with a limited number of members, so that the writers may read each others’ work and make suggestions on how to improve it. —Leonie Tremaine, who now lives on a horse ranch in Oceanside, spent most of her life in Italy, where she worked as a newspaper and magazine journalist. She is a life-long student of astrology, which was useful in her collaboration with her aunt, Amy Albani, in writing “Adios, Aries,” a Finalist in the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Leonie is currently doing research for the next book in the series, “Last Tango for Taurus.” Both Leonie and Amy attended Dov Simens Film Production course in Hollywood, as well as American Film Institute courses in screenwriting. One of their original screenplays, “The Bessie Coleman Story,” was optioned, and they currently have two others in development.
“Copyright For Filmmakers”
workshop will take place as part of Oceanside International Film Festival from 12 pm to 1:30 pm on Saturday, August 18, at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within walking distance from Star Theatre and during lunch break of screenings at Star). This workshop will focus on copyright laws that filmmakers and videographers need to know to create their work without legal trouble and to successfully sell their work to buyers in the film industry. Additionally the workshop will discuss how to legally reuse existing copyrighted content for documentaries, parodies, and remixes, which filmmakers may want to distribute or sell. Finally, the workshop presenter will have an overview of public domain and Creative Commons sources that can help filmmakers find high-quality, completely free stock footage, music, and sound effects that they could incorporate into even commercial projects. The workshop is presented by New Media Rights ( www.newmediarights.org ), a non-profit organization that provides legal assistance to filmmakers and creative entrepreneurs.
About the presenter of “Copyright for Filmmakers” workshop:
—-Shaun Spalding is an attorney Advocate at New Media Rights. Before making contracts and copyright his main hobbies, Shaun worked briefly as a commercial video producer. Unlike many other lawyers who don’t understand the creative world from the inside, he knows that the law is only one way to solve a problem. He has lectured about contracts and intellectual property at various colleges, high schools, and conferences on the West coast. The material for “Copyright for Filmmakers” workshop has been prepared by Shaun jointly with New Media Right’s Founder and Executive Director, Art Neill. (Art is an adjunct professor of law at California Western School of Law teaching the course “Social Media and the Law” primarily focused on intellectual property, licensing, and online publishing law. In 2011, Art was appointed as a member of the Federal Communication Commission’s Consumer Advisory Committee.)
“Understanding Contracts For Filmmakers And Producers”
workshop will take place as part of Oceanside International Film Festival from 5 pm to 6:30 pm on Saturday, August 18, at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 (within walking distance from Star Theatre and during dinner break of screenings at Star). This workshop will dissect the typical contracts that filmmakers and producers need to understand to avoid legal liability, avoid production stoppages, and successfully sell their work to companies without being taken advantage of. In addition to understanding typical contract terms and how to avoid one-sided agreements, attendees will learn how to draft their own contracts and what situations are the type they could handle on their own and which may require a lawyer. Finally, the workshop presenter will briefly discuss best practices in contract negotiation. “Understanding Contracts for Filmmakers and Producers” workshop is presented by New Media Rights ( www.newmediarights.org ), a non-profit organization that provides legal assistance to filmmakers and creative entrepreneurs.
About the presenter of this workshop:
—-Shaun Spalding is an attorney Advocate at New Media Rights. Before making contracts and copyright his main hobbies, Shaun worked briefly as a commercial video producer. Unlike many other lawyers who don’t understand the creative world from the inside, he knows that the law is only one way to solve a problem. He has lectured about contracts and intellectual property at various colleges, high schools, and conferences on the West coast.
“Navigating Into PBS Network”
workshop by award-winning independent filmmaker, Pamela Peek will take place from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm on Sunday, August 19, at Oceanside Library, downtown Civic Center branch, 330 North Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054. This last workshop in series of Oceanside International Film Festival’s workshops is just within walking distance from Star Theatre, where the closing awards gala will be held from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm. Pamela Peak combines her acting and directing “emotional impact know-how” with twenty-five years of effective marketing experience to address the goal of many filmmakers – entering the world of Public Broadcasting Service network. PBS and its member stations is America’s largest classroom, the nation’s largest stage for the arts and a trusted window to the world. In addition, PBS’s educational media helps prepare children for success in school and opens up the world to them in an age-appropriate way. In this workshop, Pamela emphasizes the importance of factual and emotional insights for filmmakers that they need to hold in mind right from the conception of their films. Pamela’s knowledge and insight is based on her years of effective marketing research and the personal relationships she forged with the PBS programming directors who air her films. The attendees will be shown how return on investment in their production will be directly in proportion to how effectively they engage viewers of their film. All areas of film production important for PBS distribution will be covered in this course – including screenwriting, directing, producing, and marketing.
About presenter of “Navigating Into PBS Network” workshop:
Pamela Peak is an award-winning and Emmy-nominated writer, producer and director. Her first documentary film “Colorblind” was seen on PBS Television in early 2008 by an estimated 56 million viewers and still airs today on PBS in the U.S and Canada. Pamela’s next film on PBS was “Voices of a Never Ending Dawn”. This incredible two-hour documentary went on to be nominated for an Emmy Award. The film tells the forgotten story of a group of heroic WWI Veterans who fought one of the most horrific battles in US Military History. This story was largely forgotten until Pamela and her team brought it to life on PBS television. Pamela has been a published award-winning author since the age of fourteen. She began her show business career as an actress, training in New York City at a renowned acting school. After graduating from acting school in New York City, Pamela performed in television daytime soap operas such as CBS’s Love of Life and As The World Turns. She has also acted in, produced and directed numerous stage plays in New York, Los Angeles as well as dinner theater in Florida. More info: www.pamelapeakproductions. com

inagural event

Thursday, October 15th
Sunshine Brooks – 217 S Coast Hwy, Oceanside.
5:00pm – 7:00 pm Check In; 7:00pm – 8:30 pm screening of Running the Sahara narrated by Matt Damon by Nehst Studio

Friday, October 16th
Sunshine Brooks Theatre – 217 S Coast Hwy, Oceanside.
12:00pm – 12:40 pm screening of Oceanside Tea Party 04/15/09 by Richard Eisendarth; 12:45pm – 1:40 pm screening of Save the World by Michael T Wood; 1:45pm – 2:00 pm screening of The Haunting of San Luis Rey by Tom Morrow; 2:10pm – 2:50 pm screening of My Necklace, Myself by Brian Caron; 3:00pm -3:40 pm screening of Mayor for Strawberry Fields by Need Paper Work; 3:50pm – 5:00 pm screening of The Magic Crystal by Thomas Plummer; 5:15pm – 6:00 pm OIFF ’09 Film Educational Workshop – Distribution & Packaging; 6:15pm – 7:30 pm Article 32 / Introduction to Workshop from Nehst Studio.
—The day continues at other location:
Spectrum Video – 1043 S Cleveland St, Oceanside.
2:30pm -2:45pm screening of The Haunting of San Luis Rey by Tom Morrow; 2:50pm -3:10pm screening of Nuremburg – Then and Now by Tom Morrow; 3:15pm – 3:45pm screening of Survival in the Weave by Edward Kramer; 4:00pm – 4:05pm screening of Pregancy Prevention by Matthew J. Berry; 4:10pm – 4:15pm screening of Perfect Portrait by Rafael Alverez; 4:20pm – 4:25pm screening of Cancelled? by Bobby Taylor; 4:30pm – 4:35pm screening of “Changes” Pregancy Prevented by Nate Strong; 4:40pm – 5:40pm screening of Community Band – Our lives in Music by Edward Kramer; 5:45pm – 6:15pm screening of Think Grande: Creating a California Mexican Wonderland by Kevin Bender; 6:20pm – 6:30pm screening of Remember Me by Alyssa Barber.

Saturday, October 17th
Sunshine Brooks Theatre – 217 S Coast Hwy, Oceanside.
11:30am – 3:30 pm Article 32 (64 Min) and a 3-Hour Pitch Seminar/Workshop presented by Side Door Productions; 3:45pm – 5:15 pm screening of On A Rail: Europe Surf by Tim Ryan Surf; 5:30pm – 6:15pm screening of Homegrown Revolution by Dervaes; 6:25pm – 8:00 pm screening of (adult material) Callous by Thomas A. Mulligan; 8:05pm – 8:35pm screening of We Must Remember by Douglas Green.
—The day continues at other location:
Spectrum – 1043 S Cleveland St, Oceanside.
2:45pm -3:05pm screening of Jame Koch: Sculptor of the Found Object by Carole A Zavala; 3:10pm -3:30 pm screening of Pleasant Dreams by Evan O’Dell; 3:35pm – 4:10 pm screening of (adult material) The Keith Coogan Experience by Derek Williams; 4:30pm – 5:15 pm Workshop Electronic / Technical Aspects by MediaTech; 5:20pm -7:30 pm screening of Chaturanga (Four Chapters) by Avik Saha; 7:35pm -7:40pm screening of (adult material) A Dark Love Story For Clowns by Crystal Campbell; 7:45pm – 9:00 pm screening of (adult material) Ball Busters by Defant Pictures.

Sunday, October 18th
Sunshine Brooks Theatre – 217 S Coast Hwy, Oceanside.
12:00pm -12:06pm screening of (children’s category) Bicycle Love by Alexander C Frey; 12:10pm – 12:23pm screening of (children’s category) Springtime Flowerbox by Bill Skaife; 12:25pm – 12:30pm screening of (children’s category) Run to the Wild by Johnathan Flynn; 12:35pm – 12:45pm screening of Kevin’s Critters – Chinchilla on the Run by Kevin Anderson; 12:50pm – 1:02pm screening of Kevin’s Critters – Dolphin’s Adventure by Kevin Anderson; 1:10pm – 1:15pm screening of At What Cost? by Tom Suhler; 1:20pm – 1:30pm screening of Rezo del Cuerpo (Extracto) by Adam Turner; 1:35pm – 1:45pm screening of (children’s category) Perchance To Dream by Lauren Kimball. 2:00pm – 4:30pm winning films will be shown at Sunshine Brooks Theatre.
—The day continues at other location:
The Flying Bridge Restaurant – 1105 N. Coast Hwy, Oceanside.
5:00pm – 9:00 pm Awards Gala at Flying Bridge Room, the award for the Winning Film will be presented.