San Antonio: Horrific Film Fest: 08-29-2008 12:00 PM - 08-31-2008 12:00 AM

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The Horrific Film Fest

The Horrific Film Fest was established in order to give more opportunities and exposure to independent filmmakers around the world. Working with horror, horror/comedy, thriller, and suspense, filmmaker George L. Ortiz (Ortiz Entertainment; The House Of The Demon) and Jaime Becerril (Bec Sky Creations), joined forces in 2007 to bring this event to San Antonio, Texas. “Our goal is to bring tourism to the San Antonio area and attract filmmakers from around the world.” The filmmakers that are accepted into The Horrific Film Fest compete for awards such as best feature, best SFX, best actor, best actress, best short film, etc.

The concept for The Horrific Film Fest trophy was designed by The Darkness and created by George L. Ortiz.

Horrific Zombie Walk - Hemisfair Park, Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008 - 6pm - FREE!
Don your most gruesome attire and join us for the Horrific Zombie Walk. Show us your most outrageous living dead costume and lurk the streets of downtown San Antonio at this one of a kind event.

Horrific Trailer Party - Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008 - General Admission - $3 - At CLUB AZUCAR
Featuring some of the most creative and entertaining trailers submitted by filmmakers from around the world. Trailers will be shown on the big screen during a fun-filled night of dancing, costumes, and prizes!

Entry fee is $25 for trailer competition. Cash prize and trophy to be awarded.

Horrific Film Festival - Fri. Aug. 29 through Sun. Aug. 31, 2008 - General Admission - $10; Kids 12 and under FREE; VIP pass (includes entry to all four days, T-shirt, special private celebrity breakfast) - $50

Featuring short and feature-length films. Short film entry fee is $35; under 45 minutes. Feature-length film entry fee is $50; over 45 minutes.

Trophies to be awarded in the following categories: Best Short, Best Feature, Best Actor/Actress, Best Special FX.

Horrific Film Fest


600 Hemisfair plaza

San Antonio TX, 78205

At at the Instituto Cultural De Mexico

Behind the Henry B. Convention CENTER DOWNTOWN
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August 28 - 31, 2008