Young artists offer own festival
By Linda Carman - October, 15 2003

WILLIAMSTOWN — Thirteen-year-old Io Kleiser sits on the sidewalk beside the horse’s head she has just drawn in blue and mauve chalk. She gazes pensively at her creation while Zoe Remillard, a Mount Greylock Regional High School junior, films the younger girl.

“There are three parts to the story,” said Remillard. “Io plays the artist as a young girl, and the story follows her into middle age and older, when she is in a room with an easel.”

08-08-08

The Sixth Annual Student Independent Film Festival is here!

We are excited to announce that August marks the 6th Annual Student Independent Film Festival (SIFF)! As you may know, SIFF is a seven-week collaborative project between Minerva Stage and Images Cinema, where local student filmmakers produce independent short films. The process culminates at a screening for the community on August 8th and 9h at Images Cinema.

SIFF is a seven-week collaborative project between Minerva Stage and Images Cinema, where local student filmmakers produce independent short films. The process culminates annually at a screening for the community during the second weekend of August at Images Cinema.
Since 2003 we have seen dozens of student independent films screened for the community at large: Film makers from Berkshire County to Boston, and from New York to California, have all submitted original pieces to the Festival.