IFV has completed some and is still working on several productions. With the help of our two cameras, the Sony DCR VX-1000 Mini DV Camera and Canon Optura Pi MiniDV Camera, along with our new and improved audio capturing capability complete with Shotgun Mic for Boom and XLR-PRO adapter for the Sony take XLR-type microphones, throw in a little Steadicam action and with the help of Final Cut Pro 3 and ACM for letting us use its resources, we're all set to go.  All of the following films will make their debut at the IFV film festival on April 20^th. The fest is from 3-7 PM at the Materials Science and Engineering  Building room 100 located on green street.  Of course it's for IFV (we are a non profit, registered student organizations).  We'll be showing all student  productions from commercials to shorts to longer dramas and comedies, and all  submissions matching that description are welcome. John Claborn is organizing  the show, so contact him about submissions claborn@uiuc.edu.  For more information regarding the film festival, you can contact Andy McAllister at amcallis@uiuc.edu or check out the IFV website at www.uiuc.edu/ro/IFV.

THE ARGUMENT-
Written by Jay Tuley
Directed by Jay Tuley
Actors: Evan Dollard, Marissa Cabellero (?)

     A short film about two friends (are they supposed to be friends, Jay?) and one argument and the lengths they go to in order to prove their point. Jay Tuley is actually a bit of a whiz with special effects, so he is using some new skills that he has learned to make this movie definitely unique.

A MOMENT SO CLOSE-
Written by Jeff O'Kelley
Produced by Chris Folkens
Directed by Dan Thompson
Actors: Nick Ferrin and Morgan Malone

     Death is something distant, unreal. We all believe that there will be a tomorrow, that we will have time to set things right, that there will always be a future of limitless possibility.
     We are wrong.
     Faced with his own untimely death, Danny Parker comes to the realization that he never truly lived his life. Now he faces an enormous challenge - bridging the metaphysical gap between the dead and living, in an attempt to correct the mistakes of his past, and help another like himself break free of her self-imposed prison. In short, to appreciate every moment of life.

production website http://www.students.uiuc.edu/~jnicolos/  or http://www.students.uiuc.edu/~cfolkens/

Chair: Andrew McAllister
Email: amcallis@uiuc.edu

Meeting Time: various
Place: various

WHEN TIME COLLIDES: Part I
"First Incursion of War"
Written by Tim Yankama
Directed by Tim Yankama
Actors: listed below

     Alex Innetachi (Evan C. Dollard) is a soldier of the elite temporal fleet of the year 2202.  His ship, the Antiga Star, crashes is 2002, where he loses his memory and meets August Tesaan (Emily Schultz). Just when things are beginning to come together he is confronted by Adrianne Lenwe'er (Jenny Acosta), his female fiance from the future.  When he comes to grips with the fact that he is from the future and is about to go with Adrianne, two mysterious soldiers appear (Chris Wentzloff & Jon Ashton), claiming to be his comrades in arms. While all of this is conspiring, Alex's very existence is threatened by a temporal bomb located in his chest that will detonate at 9:00a.  This leads to fantastic and surprising end that will leave you hanging in your seat.
     It features an original score composed by David Husser, and has amazing performances by Candy Skrceny as Chancellor Hope Ammoradi and Scott Durham as General Kabiada. Written and directed by Timothy Yankama- with stunning visual effects, "When Time Collides" delivers what it promises, and more!

production website: http://www.students.uiuc.edu/
~yankama/TimeCollides/whentimecollides.htm

ARMY MEN

Directed by Andy McAllister

     An Army Man has lost his platoon, but things just don't seem right…

TENNIS ANYONE?
Original Idea by Hugo Ong
Directed by Hugo Ong

     A lone player is up for the match of his life.