Long Island International Film Expo Back in Bellmore
In its 13th year, the Expo brings a world of movies to L.I.
By Amanda Marzullo on Jul 8th, 2010
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Also new this year is a demonstration by Directors ‘n’ Actors (DnA). DnA is based in New York City and their goal is to help directors increase and improve their skills and ability to listen and communicate with actors.
“They are actually going to come out from the city and do a demonstration for us,” Markowitz says. “It’s kind of cool to be associated with them.”
The Expo is being held at the Bellmore Movies from July 8 to July 18. It is sponsored by LIFTF and the Nassau County Film Commission.
The films range in length from shorts to feature-length independent films. This year’s Expo features works from (but not limited to) Brazil, Moscow, Australia, Sweden, Canada, Cameroon, Japan, Italy and—of course—Long Island.
Prices vary depending on how many films you are interested in viewing. If you are up for a challenge, purchase the Gold Pass for $60 to view all 156 films being screened at the festival. A day pass costs $20, or tickets can be purchased for a film block ranging from two to 10 screenings, depending on the type of film, and cost $9 for general admission. Seniors, students and Filmmakers Connection members receive a $2 discount on general admission.
Like Thomson’s pennant-clinching home run, the Expo promises to offer some thrills. Says Markowitz, “It’s going to be exciting.”
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