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Title:: 48 Hour Film Project St. Louis-Screening
When:: Tue 06/07 - Thu 06/09 7:00pm
Where:: Tivoli Theatre - St. Louis
Categories:: Film/Video , KDHX Events

Description

The worldwide filmmaking phenomenon, the 48 Hour Film Project returns to St. Louis June 3-5, 2011. Filmmakers from around St. Louis will have just 48 hours to write, produce, shoot and edit their films which will screen at the Tivoli Theatre. For more information visit http://www.48hourfilm.com/stlouis/

Screenings will take place at 7 and 9pm.

Venue

Venue/Location:: Tivoli Theatre - Website
Street:: 6350 Delmar Boulevard
ZIP:: 63130
City:: St. Louis
State (ex: MO):: MO
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314-995-6270

Who is Attending this Event?:

Raymond Gude

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