$5 RUSH Tickets! Film Festival At DeSales‏

Act 1 DeSales University presents 2016 Film Festival FRIDAY, April 1, 2016 | 8:00 pm Gambet Center 2755 Station Avenue Center Valley, PA 18034

_ The 16th annual DeSales Film Festival is a student-run festival that seeks to cultivate and honor future filmmakers. This wildly popular film festival is dedicated to nurturing a community of student filmmakers and serves as a means to showcase their work. Featuring a wide variety of genre, the film festival showcases short films, documentaries, music videos, dance-on-camera pieces and animation works conceived, written, directed and edited by our talented TV/Film majors. This is often the students’ first chance to premiere their films before a live audience. On the final evening, the “Audience Favorite,” “Honorable Mention” and “Best of show” winners will be announced. Join us for an inspiration, provocative and entertaining evening of cinema!

— Click here to buy last-minute $5.00 RUSH TICKETS Rush Tickets available online only through Lehigh Valley Arts Council Box Office

Please Note: ** Rush Tickets are available for General Admission only. ** Convenience fee of $2.50 is charged at checkout in addition to the price of a standard Rush Ticket (total ticket price + convenience fee = $7.50) **Not valid with any other offer. For additional information, please visit Act 1, DeSales University’s Website or call: 610-282-1100.

Lehigh Valley Arts Council www.LVArtsCouncil.org | www.LVArtsBoxOffice.org

ReadingFilmFest (Reading PA)

READING PA – A film festival will be held on November 13, 14, 15 at the Goggleworks Center for the Arts, 201 Washington Street, Reading, PA. If you are a film fan, click here for all the details! In addition to films, there will be parties, panels, tours and networking opportunities.

Worker-Owned Businesses Might Be Answer To Unemployment In Reading

With poverty high in Reading, city officials are willing to try just about anything to create decent-paying jobs.

Friday afternoon, they heard a pitch for an idea that has worked elsewhere and might be just right in Reading.

Seattle-based filmmakers Melissa Young and Mark Dworkin, in town for the Berks Arts Council’s seventh annual Greater Reading Film Festival, were the featured guests at a lunchtime roundtable session focused on employee-owned businesses.

Young and Dworkin have created a documentary on the subject titled, “Shift Change: Putting Democracy to Work,” which will be screened during the festival.

Read more: http://readingeagle.com/article.aspx?id=423673