Route 66 Film Festival

Swan Song for COYOTE GIRL

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Big news in New Orleans. A local coyote paid a visit to the second floor veranda of a hot dog emporium at the corner of Frenchman and Chartres. Quell Surprise! The morning shift opened up to find a young coyote behind the door. Both creatures shied, yipped, and ran the other way, the coyote to the veranda overlooking Frenchmen, the human to a smart phone and animal control. Meanwhile Coyote nestled into a corner and waited, looking down on fools looking up to see a coyote. 1/24/17

 

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COYOTE GIRL screened Saturday morning, 1/28, at Cinema on the Bayou Film Festival in Lafayette, LA. A big thank you to Pat and Rebecca and all the volunteers who made Cinema on the Bayou such a pleasant place to hangout for a weekend. Time well spent in the company of film lovers and filmmakers from around the world. COYOTE GIRL was beautifully exhibited. Picture and sound were gorgeous. Props, kudos, congrats. 1/30/17

 

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With our January 28th screening at Cinema on the Bayou, COYOTE GIRL played her swan song as a festival entry. Our shelf life is up. Thanks to the Snake Alley Festival of Film, New Arts Film Festival, Route 66 Film Festival, Boston International Film Festival (Best Experimental Film), Twin Falls Sandwiches Film Festival and Cinema on the Bayou for giving our story an audience. All a storyteller ever really needs is someone to listen and play along. 2/3/17

 

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COYOTE GIRL Accepted Again!

We’ll see you at the Route 66 Film Festival on Saturday, November 7th. Our film will be playing in Session 5 held between 7 and 10 pm. The festival is in Springfield, IL, just West of  our shoot location on the Biggs’ Farm in Westfield.

Screen Shot from opening of "Coyote Girl"

 

 

The Route 66 Film Festival is in it’s 14th year and we are very honored to be a part of it! We are looking forward to experiencing this festival that claims to have “something for everyone” from shorts to features, experimental films to docs, local to international films.

On their Facebook page they state:  “The general theme of our festival is journey, whether emotional, physical, spiritual or personal. We strive to introduce audiences to talented artists from around the world, as well as the American Midwest.” 

You can see more of what they are about and keep up to date on their announcements by following them here: https://www.facebook.com/TheRoute66InternationalFilmFestival/info/?tab=page_info

But, of course, we’ll keep you updated, too.

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Rick and Biggs on set for Coyote Girl