High School- Forever Sam directed by Julia Jones
Fiction – Desideratum directed by Maikel Nijnuis
Documentary – this year we had a tie!
Hold Me Closer – directed by Thomas Fisher, who we were honored to have as a guest at the entire film festival this year. Thank you Thomas for a wonderful film!
The Game – directed by [...]
votes are in and the results for fan’s choice for wednesday night are:
For fiction Desideratum directed by Maikel Nijnuis
For documentary The Game directed by Francine Price & Connie Honeycutt
Stay tuned on Thursday for judges choice of best films for the prize money.
High School- Forever Sam directed by Julia Jones
Fiction – Desideratum directed by Maikel Nijnuis
Documentary – this year we had a tie!
Hold Me Closer – directed by Thomas Fisher, who we were honored to have as a guest at the entire film festival this year. Thank you Thomas for a wonderful film!
The Game – directed by [...]
votes are in and the results for fan’s choice are:
For documentary Hold Me Closer directed by Thomas Fisher
For fiction Red Daisy directed by Jingyang Cheng
Stay tuned for judges choice of best films for the prize money.
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The films have been selected and the winners will receive prizes of $300 for best documentary $300 for best fiction and $100 for best high school submission
Tuesday April 10, 2012 @ 9:00pm
Words
Echoes of Exxon
Hold Me Closer
Color of Anger
MIJO
(Intermission)
Storywoods
Project Hopeful
Red Daisy
Wednesday April 11,2012 @ [...]
Reality TV editor Wilfredo Hernandez will be this years guest speaker!
for more info go to his website
Wilfredo Hernandez
Festival Dates
Tuesday April 10, 2012 @ 9:00pm
Wednesday April 11,2012 @ 9:00pm
& Thursday April 12, 2012 @ 7:00pm
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Here are some pictures that were taken from last years festival.
A great final night of the 2011 Reality Bytes Student Film Festival. The night started off with a screening of Mike Ramsdell’s film, “Anatomy of Hate” After the screening Mike stuck around for almost an hour to answer questions about his his film, his upcoming projects, and how to make it as a filmmaker.
After that [...]
Reality Bytes is a yearly festival sponsored by Northern Illinois University’s Department of Communication. It is designed to allow college and graduate students to competitively screen their films. Both short documentary films and short fiction films of all kinds are submitted and selected for screening at the festival. Please join us each spring to see outstanding student films!
