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Fusion Film Festival 2016
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2. FUSION FILM FESTIVAL 2016
WOMAN OF THE YEAR
Fusion Film Festival is thrilled to honor Christine Vachon as our 2016
Woman of the Year. A fearless producer who has changed the landscape
of indie film, Vachon has brought us an astonishing body of work that
always challenges, excites, and entertains. She is an Independent Spirit
Award and Gotham Award winner who co-founded indie powerhouse
Killer Films with partner Pamela Koffler in 1995. Over the past decade
and a half, the two have produced some of the most celebrated
American indie features including “Far From Heaven” (nominated for
four Academy Awards), “Still Alice” (Academy Award winner), “Boys
Don’t Cry” (Academy Award winner), “One Hour Photo,” “Kids,” “Hedwig
and the Angry Inch,” “Happiness,” “Velvet Goldmine,” “Safe,” “I Shot
Andy Warhol,” “Camp,” “Swoon,” and “I’m Not There” (Academy
Award nominated). In television, Vachon recently executive-produced
the Emmy and Golden Globe winning miniseries “Mildred Pierce” for
HBO and an upcoming series on Amazon based on the life of Zelda
Fitzgerald. Other recent work includes: “Kill Your Darlings,” “Magic
Magic,” “Carol” directed by Todd Haynes and “Weiner-Dog” written and
directed by Todd Solondz.
CHRISTINE VACHON
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MISSION STATEMENT
Women have always wanted to share their stories, yet they
have not always had the opportunity. Film, television, and new
media have consistently been dominated by male voices with
limited access for stories driven, told, and created by women.
It’s time to change the rules, and Fusion constantly strives to
be part of the solution.
The Fusion Film Festival is New York University’s premiere
film and television festival dedicated to celebrating women in
film, television, and new media from student to icon. Fusion
was founded in 2003 at NYU’s prestigious Tisch School of
the Arts with the mission of encouraging, promoting, and
inspiring women filmmakers and the collaboration between
the sexes. Every Spring, Fusion hosts a multi-day festival with
screenings, industry panels, pitch meetings,
master-classes, retrospectives, and student showcases all
focused on changing the face of the industry for the better.
In the fourteen years since its launch, Fusion has been proud
to attract accomplished artists and entertainment visionaries
such as Reed Morano (Director of Photography and Director of
Meadowlands), Lena Dunham (HBO’s Girls), Maria Zuckerman
(VP of HBO Films), Lucy Alibar (writer of Beasts of the
Southern Wild), Lauren Zalaznick (Chairman of NBC Universal
Entertainment & Digital Networks and Integrated Media), the
writer and producers for Sex & The City, the writers of Orange
is the New Black, and film and stage director Julie Taymor. All
of these artists have many things in common: their amazing
careers, their stellar craft, and most importantly, their desire to
see more women behind and in front of the camera.
Fusion’s goals are to celebrate rule changers in the industry
and in our own NYU community, feature incredible work, and
leave you feeling inspired by the art of great storytelling.
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Celebrating Women in Film, TV, and New Media
In the end there’s only one thing that matters to her,
and that’s a passion for movies that are worthwhile.
Movies that stick to your ribs, or in one infamous
case at the outset of her career spit in your face. If
you’ve got that passion, she’s your fellow traveler.
-John Pierson from the Forward to “A Killer Life” by Christine Vachon
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You are the visionary warrior we dream of becoming
3. LETTER FROM THE DIRECTORS
Dear film, television, and new media lovers,
Welcome to the 2016 Fusion Film Festival! We are honored and
excited to be celebrating some of the most inspiring filmmakers,
producers, gamers, comedians, and activists in the industry. We’re
going to start with our Woman of the Year: Christine Vachon.
We’ve never met anyone like her. In the last year and a half, she’s
produced over seven films including the Oscar-nominated film
Carol and has another six films lined up for 2016. Throughout
her awe-inspiring career, Christine Vachon has produced over 90
films. We couldn’t have a better person to be our Woman of the
Year. We will be celebrating Christine with a screening of her work
on Thursday and having an intimate brunch with her on Saturday!
Some of our other festival highlights include: our first-ever Video
Games event, an inspiring International Filmmakers panel, and
a Comedy Writing panel with writers from Unbreakable Kimmy
Schmidt and Inside Amy Schumer.
The Fusion Film Festival would not be possible without our
dedicated, talented, and creative staff of 157 NYU undergraduate
and graduate students. It has been a privilege working with such
an inspiring group of young rule-changers who come together to
celebrate our mission and work towards a brighter future. Leading
this incredible team is our one-of-a-kind Faculty Advisor Susan
Sandler. Her vision and support has lead Fusion through fourteen
incredible festivals. A huge thank you to Susan for her constant
support, enthusiasm, and love.
Thank you for joining us for another year of Fusion! We hope you
are inspired to change the rules with us.
With love,
Gabriela Alcalde, Film & TV 2017
Natalia Bougadellis, Film & TV 2016
Callahan Zacks, Dramatic Writing 2017
Nicole Quintero Ochoa, Film & TV 2016
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LETTER FROM THE FACULTY ADVISOR
Fusion is a magnet for gifted students to find their voice, their
direction, and their power. As guide and mentor for this festival
over the past fourteen years, I continue to be thrilled to be a part
of this adventure.
Fusion’s team members gather from all across Tisch, even
reaching out to other schools within NYU, to form an unstoppable
team of artists, executives, and visionaries. As we work together
to create this astonishing festival, we dream into the future and
bring the future to our doorstep.
Our students carry their Fusion experience into life after Tisch
and come to understand that Fusion is more than an impressive
line on their resume. It is a passage into the real life experience of
running a complex organization that is a film festival with all the
challenges that come with helping something you love soar and
grow.
I salute every member of our team, and admire you all for your
taste, kindness , wit, appreciation for each other’s work, and deep
loyalties that I know will carry you into dazzling careers.
With love and joy,
Susan Sandler
Fusion Faculty Advisor
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Congratulations FUSION 2016! We are so proud of this film festival. It’s
an outstanding example of how Tisch student ideas can create important
new initiatives.
Fourteen years ago, two women in the Kanbar Institute of Film and
Television noticed that female filmmakers were not fully being celebrated.
But rather than complain, Emma Heald and Gina Abatemarco came
up with a great idea. They sought support from the faculty, suggested
programming, and the Fusion Film Festival was launched. Impressively,
Emma and Gina were undergraduate students; even without their
degrees in hand, they collectively built this festival around collaboration.
The industry’s leading female filmmakers quickly took note of the Fusion
Film Festival over the years, and many have attended the festival to share
their work and to inspire our students.
This year, we are so fortunate to have Christine Vachon, the acclaimed
producer, at the festival. Her “Do Whatever It Takes” attitude is sure
to offer all of us a lesson on resourcefulness and resilience. I’m also
so happy to see important panels on Comedy Writing, Video Game
Development, and Experimental/New Media.
We owe a debt of gratitude to Susan Sandler, a member of the Kanbar
Institute faculty, who from the beginning has been Fusion’s guiding
force, advisor and mentor to so many. Thank you, Susan! To every
additional person who’s volunteered your talent, your time, and your
energy to get us to the 14th anniversary of Fusion, my deepest thanks.
You are expanding the conversation and changing the rules, and I am
so grateful.
Allyson Green
Dean
LETTER FROM THE DEAN
It is with a great deal of pride that I once again express my most sincere
and heartfelt gratitude and appreciation for the Fusion Film Festival,
running for the 14th consecutive year! It remains awe-inspiring that
this event has thrived for so many years while continuing to grow
and has become such an important part of our Tisch community
throughout its existence. I am incredibly proud of and encouraged by
the growing community of artists who work tirelessly on this endeavor.
Congratulations to everyone who has participated to make the events
so successful! I must first extend my sincere thanks and admiration to
the countless students, alumni, faculty, and staff who have dedicated
limitless hours to planning, organizing, judging, and hosting the festival
each year, but especially to their number one supporter and mentor
Prof. Susan Sandler from the Undergraduate Department of Film & TV.
It’s hard to believe that it was over a decade ago when then undergraduate
students Gina Abatemarco and Emma Heald created Fusion. Having
almost completed their undergraduate degrees, they felt that celebrations
of female filmmakers and their work were sorely lacking in the industry;
something about which they felt so strongly that it was imperative for
them to act so they established Fusion with that specific mission. What
started in the Film & TV Department has since become an inclusive and
collaborative effort throughout all of NYU/Tisch, involving people from
most departments, making it an essential part of our school as well as
the professional community.
This year, Gabriela Alcalde, Natalia Bougadellis, Callahan Zacks, and
Nicole Quintero are helming Fusion. I remain impressed and grateful
for their initiative, drive, and dedication, but especially for the amount
of time and work that goes into this monumental task. Although the
event was created to celebrate and inspire female filmmakers, it has
become a necessity and a labor of love on behalf of our entire NYU/Tisch
community.
It is with a great sense of joy that I celebrate the Fusion Film Festival. My
most sincere thanks to all who have gotten on the bandwagon!
Sincerely,
Sheril Antonio, Associate Dean
Kanbar Institute of Film & Television
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LETTER FROM THE ASSOCIATE DEAN
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Susan Sandler, Faculty Advisor
Nicole Quintero Ochoa, Co-Director
Gabriela Alcade, Co-Director & Programming Co-Head
Natalia Bougadellis, Co-Director & Photo/Video Co-Head
Callahan Zacks, Co-Director & Programming Co-Head
Kara Lawson, Alumni Relations Co-Head
Piera Van de Weil, Alumni Relations Co-Head
Melanie Cuccioli, Design Co-Head
Katelyn Rebelo, Design Co-Head
Rachel Lambert, Editorial Co-Head
Siena Richardson, Editorial Co-Head
Celeste Erlander, Events Co-Head
Caroline Rugo, Events Co-Head
Sara Taylor, Events Co-Head
Devansh Agarwal, Finance Head
Olivia Carrion, Marketing Co-Head
Emory Parker, Marketing Co-Head
Leticia Bianco, Photo/Video Co-Head
Shaye Davis, Photo/Video Co-Head
AlHanouf Al Tamimi, Public Relations Co-Head
Dejarelle Gaines, Public Relations Co-Head
Amanda Saiewitz, Public Relations Co-Head
Nicole Tavares, Public Relations Co-Head
Caitlin Chan, Sponsorship Co-Head
Ellen Willis, Sponsorship Co-Head
Mia Vinciguerra, Sponsorship Supervisor
Natalie Cordero, Submissions Co-Head
Connor McVay, Submissions Co-Head
Adriana Rios, Submissions Supervisor
Cidney Hue, Web Designer
Madi Tower, Communications Director
EXECUTIVE BOARD
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Alumni Relations
Rachel Brown
MacKenna Connor
Alexandra Kary
Yasmin Gorenberg
Alisa Traskunov
Jisoo Shin
Lily Newton
Amy Tiong
Design
Morgan Kofeldt
Amara Mesnik
Elena Brosseau
Audrey Leach
Yuting Wu
Editorial
Kimberly Chng
Paige McCall
Tair Shachar
Events
Riana Gideon
McKenna McFadden
Nicole Meyer
Kate Lemberg
Annalee Walton
Becky Blackstone
Hannah Starke
Jane Riegler
Gabi Christensen
Olivia Craighead
Seohee Bok (July)
Allison Loretta
Colin Burke
Elizabeth Groth
Ellie Forman
Finance
Sonia Tagare
Industry Research
Renae Jarrett
Serena Ferrari
Susan Moon
Marketing
Danielle Juhl
Donnally Tullis
Bailey Oliver
Maddy Oliver
Nikki Foreman
Jiwon Uhm
Photo/Video
Olivia Peters
Viren Mohindra
Clara Hughes
Martin Blanco
Linda Wu
Ecegul Bayram
Christina Vislocky
Julien Delvin
Claudia Fanaro
Programming
Jane Cripe
Rayna Tyson
Story Chen
Grace Gao
Rebecca Shapass
Anna Fredrikke Bjerke
Zoey Pressey
Tamar Guttmann
Baylee Brown-Proffitt
Sigridur R Sigurthorsdottir
Rosalyn Broddie
Pooja Desai
Public Relations
Hayley Karis
Mia Chavez
Jot Sahi
Sponsorship
Sarah Wu
Dircelene Torres
Caroline Broughton
Nora Rigney
Ryan Brideau
Luke Graglia
Rannie McCants
Submissions
Chang Liu
Katie Jung
Alessandra Veliz
Elizabeth Valdes
Alexis Sharp
Morgan Gardiner
VOLUNTEERS
Rose Katz
Isabella Tan
Andy Schumann
Samantha Abramovitz
Talia Smith
Jessica Rahmoune
Reda Fayad
Isabella Uzcategui Matos
Liv Senghor
Amani Jordan
Dan Nguyen Phan
Chang Liu
Leonardo Nussenzveig
Denise Zhou
Artemiy Repin
Emma Taubner
Christian Adam
Timmy Beckmann
Ray Dweck
Nikta Mansouri
Sonya Saepoff
Jade Small
2016 FUSION TEAM
6. FINALISTS
DOCS-IN-THE-WORKS
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JUDGES
Wendy Ettinger, Producer and Co-Founder Chicken & Egg Pictures
Jackie Glover, Vice President, Documentary Films, HBO
Jenny Raskin, Head of Development, Impact Partners
Milton Tabbot, Senior Director of Programming, Independent Filmmaker Project
Gianna Toboni, Producer and Correspondent, VICE
Chris White, Executive Producer of American Documentary at POV, PBS
MODERATOR PROFESSOR SAM POLLARD
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DULCE
Dir. Giselle Bonilla
A glimpse into how one of Latin
America’s most influential
photographers, Dulce PinzĂłn,
provides the world with a new
lens in viewing immigration in the
United States of America.
NANA
Dir. Serena Dykman
The filmmaker retraces her
grandmother’s Auschwitz survival
story, and investigates how her
life-long fight against intolerance
can be passed on to new
generations in the 21st century.
LEX
Dir. Erin Sayder
Sixty-nine year old Filipino artist,
Lex, sleeps each night sitting
upright on the New York City
subway, surviving on his love for
painting and the money he makes
from selling his work in Soho.
FACULTY JUDGES
Alice Elliot
Andy Goldman
Brane Zivkovic
Birgit Rathsmann
Bruce Shackelford
Chat Guntner
Chris Goutman
Christen Smith
Daniel Therrialt
David Bagnall
DB Gilles
Erika Houle
Evan Anthony
Jeff Scher
Jennifer McCabe
Jennifer Rodewald
Joan Horvath
Jonathan Weinstein
Katherine Hurbis Cherrier
Kevin Scott
Lauren Fritz
Lynn Boyarsky
Lynne Sachs
Mary Grace O’Shea
Michael Schanzer
Oren Soffer
Paul Owen
Phil McNagny
Rae C. Wright
Ray Kosarin
Rosanne Limoncelli
Sameh Zohabi
Shira Lee Shalit
Susan Sandler
Tzipi Trope
Zoya Baker
We are deeply grateful for the support and dedication from the faculty,
administration and staff of Kanbar Institute of FIlm & Television.
7. UNDERGRADUATE FILM
FISHBONE
Dir. Sandra (Min Wan) Tan
DP. Daisy Zhou
When seven-year-old Jade
catches her divorced father
with another woman, she is
forced to choose between
telling the truth and staying in
his good graces.
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FINALISTS
GRADUATE FILM
LERATO
Dir. Thati Peele
DP. Chananun Chotrungroj
Happy,short tempered farm
labourer, battles fate in order to
get his young daughter, Lerato,
to a prestigious piano
addition on time.
SOPHIE
Dir. Alexandra Hsu
DP. Thomas Wood
Sophie is abandoned by her
mother and forced to come to
terms with both her new life and
her grandmother in this poignant
tale of a crucial moment in a
young girl’s life.
THE RAIN COLLECTOR
Dir. Isabella Wing-Davey
DP. Neus Olle
Inspired by true events, The Rain
Collector is about the women
who confounded ideas of what
was appropriate or expected,
and got involved in science in
Victorian England.
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FINALISTS
HONORABLE MENTION: SEMELE Dir. Myrsini Aristidou
MUTT
Dir. Chloe Aktas
DP. Mary Perino
In a fit of anger Becky (8) and
Joe’s (10) father shoots and
kills a stray dog and then
demand that the children burn
the body of the dog.
ZAYAR
Dir. Chriz Naing
DP. Arina Bleiman
A story of a traumatized
Burmese refugee finding his
place in America.
8. ANIMATION
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FINALISTS WEB SERIES
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FINALISTS
THE ALL AMERICAN
COOKING SHOW
WITH MITSY CROWE
Dir. Isabelle Ghaffari
DEEP TROUBLE
Dir. Corinne Stein
A little girl takes a bath and is
transported to the deep ocean.
OTTER OF THE
UNDERGROUND
Dir. Christina Jean Benenati
When their gold mine
experiences a mysterious
power outage, Otter and Mole’s
journey to restore the mine
spirals into a wild adventure.
I’M A MAN
Dir. Marie Constantinesco
Fed up by the New York dating
scene, Jeanne starts falling in
love with Fluffy, her sourdough
starter.
MR. RIGHT
Dir. Joyce Wu
The runner-up on a reality TV
dating show tries to navigate his
life and look for love after the
show is over and the last rose has
been given away.
MY LIFE AS MORGAN
Dir. Katherine Banos
What happens when Morgan
O’Brien, a sarcastic, aspiring
music producer in her twenties,
is forced to become bold and
unapologetically herself in one of
the toughest cities in the world:
New York City?
9. SIGHT & SOUND
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FINALISTS FEATURE SCREENPLAY
FAT KAT
Written by: Mia Volta
Fat Kat is a film about two teens in suburban New Jersey the summer before
college. Kat and Mikey hit it off at the first meeting of their town’s weight loss
support group.
ANTOUNI (HOMELESS)
Written by: Alik Barsoumian
Antouni (Homeless) is the story of Amaris, an orphaned teenager who is torn
between remaining in the rural Armenian village where she was raised and
exploring the outside world she has always dreamed of.
A GLIMPSE OF SUN
Written by: Chloe Hung
When young Amira, a Nigerian refugee, becomes the victim of an international
human trafficking scheme, taking her to London, she discovers her strength
and endeavors to escape.
THE SOUND OF SETTLING
Written by: Stephanie Donnelly
In 2004, seventeen-year-old drug dealer Devon decides to join a band
composed of three Straight Edge teenagers, who do not drink, smoke, or do
drugs, for a battle of the bands contest.
THE FIREBIRD
Written by: Suzanne Egan
A ballerina tries to escape Bolshevik Russia by joining a touring production of
The Firebird, but a scheming government worker jeopardizes her plan when he
threatens to expose her ties to the deposed monarchy.
THE QUEEN BEE
Written by: Elizaveta Rakhilkina
After getting to know that her husband has an affair with his student, the wife
suggests they all should start living together.
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FINALISTS
UNDERGRAD
GRAD
BLACKHEART
Dir. Razieme Iborra
A co-dependent young woman
must learn to cope with her
innately abnormal emotional
responses.
PAPER
Dir. Danielle Kampf
A young girl encounters a
playground bully.
THE PEDDLER
Dir. Annalee Walton
What if a little girl on
Christmas Eve thought a
homeless man was Santa
Claus?
10. HALF HOUR PILOT
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FINALISTS
UNDERGRAD
GRAD
ONE HOUR PILOT
RISING STAR
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FINALISTS
HOUSE OF WORSHIP
Written by: Lauren Nicole Flippo
When a gambling-addict Baptist preacher bankrupts his church, his ex-body-
builder brother who uses a wheelchair buys the building and turns it into a gym.
REGRETTABLE BEHAVIOR
Written by: Lyndsey Bournet
Rea leaves New York to return to her hometown and hideout in her grand-
mother’s house, but the surprise of her grandma’s new illness proves to Rae
that she can’t run away from responsibility or, her past.
RIGHT WING WOMAN
Written by: Madelyn Miller
After politics tear her family apart, 17-year-old Georgina Peachtree has to move
from her hometown in conservative Alabama to liberal Berkeley, California.
IVY LEAGUE A-HOLES
Written by: Siobhan Gilbert
Four Columbia University graduate students living in a three bedroom apart-
ment struggle to balance friendship, higher education, and avoiding life in the
real world.
PINNED DOWN
Written by: Alyssa Haddad
Chloe, a recent college graduate, struggles with independence and responsibili-
ty in the real world, and the expectations set on her to be a successful adult.
STARRING CHLOE FISHER
Written by: Jennifer Rudin
A professional teen actress starring on Broadway battles onstage and off-stage
drama when she’s suddenly faced with an understudy who will stop at nothing
to steal her role.
A.C.T.
Written by: Danielle Kampf
This single camera dramedy follows a social anxiety-ridden girl who is forced to
join her high school’s drama club.
CHOSEN NO MORE
Written by: Anna Rich
They are the Cursed, dead but hungry. Cyneric is destined to defeat them, but
the question isn’t how to fight them; it’s who cursed the world in the first place?
WASTELAND
Written by: JENNIFER HELEN COATES
When a brash scientist exposes the political underpinnings of California’s
smothering drought, the revelations lead to unforeseen bloodshed.
UNDERGRAD
BONEDIGGER
Dir. Rose Loprinzo
The Devil is struck with sudden
guilt upon seeing a small puppy
waiting next in line for Hell.
12. THURSDAY MARCH 3
OPENING NIGHT Celebrating Fusion’s Woman of
the Year, Christine Vachon Special Advance
Screening of “Weiner Dog” by Todd Solondz with
Solondz and Vachon in conversation.
CANTOR FILM CENTER, 7:00PM
(ADMITTANCE WITH NYU ID ONLY)
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FRIDAY MARCH 4
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SCHEDULE
3PM Docs-in-the-Works Pitch Competition
7PM Women in Video Games
Grab a hot seat in the room as finalists present work in progress to top
industry judges and listen in on the exec’s feedback and selection of
winner!
Female visionaries and game creators take us on a journey into the new
world of gaming.
This event will be followed by a reception with a video arcade of games
you can experience all created by women!
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13. SATURDAY MARCH 5
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9:30AM Brunch with Woman of the Year
Join us for breakfast and a thrilling conversation with producing icon
and our Woman of the Year Christine Vachon and TIME Magazine film
critic Stephanie Zacharek. With almost 100 producing credits to date,
Christine is a powerhouse producer who leads the way for filmmakers.
Limited Seating. RSVP only at fusionfilmfestival.com. NYU students
must apply for seat at this event and receive notification to attend.
12PM No Limits: Women in Experimental Media
Innovators pushing the limits of their medium share their work and
personal stories.
TISCH THEATER 006, 721 BROADWAY
1:30PM The Independent Approach
Some of the most daring women in indie producing talk frankly about
what it takes to get their ideas to the big screen.
TISCH THEATER 006, 721 BROADWAY
3PM Going Global: Her Vision, Her Story
Filmmakers working across borders and cultures share their bold
stories.
TISCH THEATER 006, 721 BROADWAY
6:30PM Competition Screenings and Awards Ceremony
Join us for a stunning showcase screening of the finalists in the Fusion
Film Festival 2016 Competition as we reveal the next generation of
storytelling greats with award presentation and reception to follow.
CANTOR FILM CENTER, 36 E 8th STREET
4:30PM Queens of Comedy Writing
Top comedy creators share their insider experiences.
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Film Festival!
Here’s to another
great festival!
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Dear Susan,
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driving force behind Fusion
for so many years. You have
developed a movement that
has and will continue to
inspire women filmmakers
throughout.
Thank you for helping us
open the conversation and
for your continued guidance,
mentorship and support.
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