Wednesday, November 14, 2007
SA Film Slam
Posted on Wed, Nov 14, 2007 at 4:00 AM
That’s right, it’s the final film slam of the year, and NALIP’s going out with a bang. A crisp Benjamin — that’s like 20 MiniDV tapes! — is up for grabs for the lucky slammer, so save the date and bring your films. It’s all about the networking and feedback at this almost-like-a-film-festival-without-the-red-tape-event. $5 general, $3 filmmakers, Blue Star Brewing Co., 1414 S. Alamo. Info: Dora, (210) 723-6992.
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