Join us for the Poulsbo 47.7 Hour Film Challenge screening on Sunday, April 26th at 5pm, located at the Port Gamble Theater!
Tickets can be purchased online. Find the link in our bio!
Four brave film crews accepted the challenge to make a short film in only 47.7 hours during the weekend of April 10-12, and now we get to watch their creations on April 26th at the Historic Port Gamble Theater!
�The first-place winner will receive a $2,000 contract with the Peninsula Film Commission and the Poulsbo Film Festival Foundation to produce a cinematic sizzle reel to help promote filmmaking in the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas. The Audience Award will have a cash prize of $750!
Details to know about the event:
- Tickets are $12 each and can be purchased online via Zeffy
- Located at the Port Gamble Theater
- Doors will open at 5pm
- Program will begin at 6pm
- Runtime for the show will be 39 minutes
- Port Gamble Theater will have a bar with a variety of beverages and snacks
A special thank you to the amazing folks at the Port Gamble Theater for supporting the arts and partnering with the us to make this screening a reality!
We'd also like to thank our participating businesses / locations:
@awaywithwordsbooks@rockinrubysrecords@indianolastore@the_salt360@valholl.brewing
Point No Point Lighthouse
@tyswineandbrew@otherwise.society
Grocery/Hansgrill
/47point7
#PoulsboFilm #NorthKitsap #PortGamble #FilmChallenge
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