=
Expand search form

New film festival seeks submissions

The first Silver Falls Film Festival is set for Friday, Aug. 18 during the Silverton Arts Festival.

A series of short movies will be shown outdoors at Coolidge McClaine Park as the kickoff for the festival, which continues Aug. 19-20.

More than 600 entries from around the world have been submitted, said Mike Turner, Silverton filmmaker and Silverton Arts Association board member.

“We are really hoping to spread the word to boost our local submissions,” Turner added.  “We would love to have Silverton’s creative community represented at the festival.”

The deadline to enter is June 23. There is no charge to submit a title. Maximum length is 13 minutes. To enter a movie go to https://filmfreeway.com/SilverFallsFilmFestival. Creators whose movies will be screened at the festival will be notified July 21.

Previous Article

Marion County to name successor to Sheriff Kast

Next Article

Bocce ball teams sought for fundraiser

You might be interested in …

Restricted funds: In city fee, funding decisions, not all dollars are equal

By Kristine Thomas  Silverton Mayor Stu Rasmussen and Silverton Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Stacy Palmer agree visitors play an important role in Silverton’s economy. They vastly differ on how money should be spent to attract them to town. At the July 1 Silverton City Council meeting, Palmer made a presentation on how the Silverton Visitor Center promotes tourism. “We […]

Silverton High FFA adviser Scott Towery, left, and students Jenna Schurter, David Tribbett, Joanne Noordam and Rebecca Noordam are shown at a national competition in Indianapolis. The students took fourth in ag sales team and Rebecca Noordam placed 10th as an individual. Submitted Photo

Silverton FFA team takes 4th at nationals

By James Day Four Silverton High students teamed up to take fourth in ag sales team at the 96th National FFA Convention and Expo held in November in Indianapolis. Silverton’s David Tribbett, Jenna Schurter and sisters Rebecca and Joanne Noordam, who earlier captured the Oregon title, came away with fourth at nationals. Rebecca Noordam finished 10th as an individual.  The […]

Mayor’s race: Kyle Palmer learns the ropes by doing

In recent years, Kyle Palmer has set out in some new directions that have made his life richer and more satisfying. Longtime manager of Silver Creek Animal Clinic, last year he earned certification as a veterinary technician and now spends part of the day performing dental procedures on cats and dogs.0