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Sea to Sky film fest searches for entries

ORGANIZERS of the
Sea to Sky Film
Festival are seeking
submissions from
emerging film-makers.

The second annual event
will take place Sept. 1] and
12° at the Howe Sound
Theatre in Squamis sh.

- Last year’s festival attract-
ed films from across the coun-
try. Included in the lineup of
more, than 14 films. were

Touched Alive, an animated
short by Steven Arthur, and
the half-hour drama Deadalus
is Dead by Michael Easton,
star of the TV series Two.

Festival director Adriane
Polo is a Squamish film-
maker and former Deep Cove
resident. —

She’s hoping the festival

will; attract new and cmerg-
ing talent from across
Canada, as well as the U.S.
_and Europe.

“There are so many great
films out there, original in fla-
vor, . richly textured and
designed —- quite different
from what the mass audience
is used to,” said Polo.

Festival entries will be sub-
ject: to review by a screening

» committee.

Films will compete for
awards in five categories:
Best Drama, Comedy,
Documentary, "Experimental
and Animation, A panel. of

Seaside art takes shape

A seaside sculpture com-
petition is one of the .

-highlights of the
Harmony Arts Festival.
The! second ~ annual:
EnviroArt’ beach sculpture’:
competition. will. be}. held”
Saturday, Aug.'16.
».The event takes place along

a 7 the: shores of West Vancouver

between 14th and. 16th streets.
;, Harmony publicist Stuart ,;/

oe "Mackay Says ‘artists, {
__ architects, cnvironmentalists,
~. beach fovers and ordinary folk

iy Care known to. gather for this

popular event. . Their task is to
assemble” and sculpt works of

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found on the beach.

.- Prizes will be awarded in
‘ four categories: :
Ss Tides up — the most inge-
nious.use of the tides: .
4@ Flotsam ‘and Jetsam — the
“most aecoranve use of beach

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a Driftwood _ the most
memorable use of wood;
s Soggy Sneakers - — an award

for the greatest effort.

Registration takes place.
between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. on

five judges will review the
entries,
Deadline for entries is

Sept. 5. For entry forms and 892-5200
more information, cal! Polo at
(604) 898-5930 or (604)

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Saturday at the Ferry Building .

Gallery.

Contestants will be assigned »,
a site om the beach ‘and ‘will
have from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m-
‘to complete their sculpture.

For more information, call
925-7265.

—— Layne Christensen

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