Prize Fest 2021 Program Book

SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 2 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES, PLANET EARTH

Welcome to Prize Fest!

The last two years have been incredibly hard for everyone, especially our community’s medical professionals and essential workers. What has prevailed, however, is the enduring spirit of storytelling through art and creative endeavors.

While this year’s festival may look and feel a little different, we know that the Prize spirit is with all of us and is ready to be released! We ask that you do your best to protect yourself and others during your time at Prize Fest so that we can all enjoy that spirit together!

THIS PROGRAM IS YOUR GUIDE This program is packed with info on events, including a map, dates, times, and locations of all Prize Fest experiences. Check out film posters and plots, chef and musician bios. Take a look at and appreciate our generous sponsors who made this festival a reality.

Thank you for coming and VIVA LA PRIZE FEST!

HEALTH AND SAFETY REMINDERS As we embark on the Prize Fest 2021 journey together, please review these reminders on how to Prize safely. Remember, keep your masks on, your tray tables in the upright and locked position, and your hands and arms inside the Prize Train at all times.

Wear a mask while indoors and anywhere distancing isn’t possible.

Disposable masks are available.

Wash hands regularly. Sanitizer is available at all venues and events.

Exercise physical distancing whenever practicable.

Wear your wristband visibly to speed entry into festival venues.

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Make the Most of the Festival

There are many ways to enjoy the many offerings of Prize Fest.

In order to get the most out of your time with us, please use the table of contents below to locate the schedule of events and their descriptions to plan out your experience!

Table of Contents 4. Festival Map and Venue Addresses 8. Overview Schedule of Events 14. Fashion Prize Events and Designer Bios 18. Music Prize Events and Musician Bios 22. Food Prize Events, Menus, and Chef Bios 28. Comedy Prize Events and Comedian Bios 30. Film Prize Events, Sample Ballot, Schedule 35. Descriptions of the Top 20 Short Films 40. Nominees for Best Actress and Best Actor 44. Sponsor Ads (These guys made it possible!)

54. Sponsor Logo Spread (Superbad!)

58. Prize Yearbook Autographs Page

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Schedule of Prize Fest Events Friday, September 24 MPCon - A Music Prize Conference: Day One Municipal Auditorium (12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.)

Join national industry experts and mentors for a two-day conference at the historic Municipal Auditorium, home of the Louisiana Hayride and cradle to the stars, to learn how to elevate your music.

Music Prize Showdown: Night One

The Garage, 211 Market Street (7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.)

The first five finalists for Music Prize 2021 bring down the house for the first night of live music. See at least three bands and you can vote for the Power to the People winner! Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the show begins at 7:30 p.m..

Fashion Prize Finals

SciPort, 820 Clyde Fant Pkwy (7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.)

Six finalist fashion designers will debut all-new looks on the Fashion Prize runway where celebrity judges will determine a grand prize winner! Be there to experience the spectacle and celebrate these designers’ amazing work. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the show begins at 8:00 p.m.

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Saturday, September 25 MPCon - A Music Prize Conference: Day Two Municipal Auditorium (12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.)

Join national industry experts and mentors for a two-day conference at the historic Municipal Auditorium, home of the Louisiana Hayride and cradle to the stars, to learn how to elevate your music.

Music Prize Showdown: Night Two

The Garage, 211 Market Street (7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.)

The second set of five finalists for Music Prize 2021 wrap out the first weekend of Prize Fest with amazing music. See at least three bands and you can vote for the Power to the People winner! Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the show begins at 7:30 p.m..

Thursday, September 30 Film Prize Screenings Begin

Robinson Film Center, Artstation, and Big Top (12:00 p.m.)

Be the first to see the Top 20 films competing for the $25,000 cash prize. The 20 films are broken up into two slates of 10 films each. You must see all 20 films to vote!

Film Prize Opening Party

Big Top, 700 Block of Texas Street (7:00 p.m.)

Rub elbows with filmmakers, cast, crew, judges, and VIPs. A great way to get your Prize Fest juices flowing!

Friday, October 1 Film Prize Screenings Continue

All Screening Venues (First screening at 9:00 a.m.)

Watch the Top 20 films competing for the $25,000 cash prize.

You must see all 20 films to vote!

Film Prize Red Carpet Experience

Festival Central, 700 Block of Texas Street (5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.)

Join the Top 20 filmmakers as they walk the red carpet with their filmmaking teams including cast and crew!

Food Prize Come and Get It! Dining Experience The Garage, 211 Market Street (7:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.)

Come and Get It! is the premiere Food Prize event at Prize Fest which features seven local chefs paired with seven celebrity chefs to create amazing one-of-a-kind dishes which you get to judge! All this plus amazing cocktails, wine selections, and valet parking and you’ve got a recipe for a night to remember.

Saturday, October 2 Film Prize Screenings Continue

All Screening Venues (First screening at 9:00 a.m.)

Watch the Top 20 films competing for the $25,000 cash prize.

You must see all 20 films to vote!

Film Prize University: Film Industry Panels

Robinson Film Center, 2nd Floor (10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.)

Industry producers and heavy hitters talk film with the public at this free Prize Fest event. Filmmakers and film lovers alike are invited to listen and engage with panelists and judges during these film-focused panel discussions.

Food Prize Demo Kitchen Live!

The Garage, 211 Market Street (11:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.)

Our celebrity chefs team up to show you three delectable dishes and teach you the tricks of the trade live on stage! The best part? You get to sample the results.

Comedy Prize Championship

Big Top, 700 Block of Texas Street (7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.)

Five comedians from across the country make you laugh for the very first Comedy Prize championship and the grand prize of $1,000 cash! Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the show begins at 8:00 p.m..

Big Exhale Prize Fest Toast and Closing Party The Twenty Bar, 624 Texas Street (9:30 p.m. – 12:00 a.m.)

Come celebrate the biggest, baddest barbaric YAWP as we bring home the final night of Prize Fest festivities. I am the Prize. You are the Prize. We are the Prize. VIVA LA PRIZE FEST! 11

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6 DESIGNERS COMPETE FOR FASHION GLORY! presents

FASHION FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, DOORS at 7pm.

Fashion Prize is a year-long fashion design competition beginning with the opening of registrations in January and culminating at Prize Fest in October. Competition Designers are provided with a series of fashion-oriented mentorship workshops, professional critiques, and peer support.

Finalists will compete during the Fashion Prize event at Prize Fest before a panel of nationally-recognized judges along with a live audience.

Fashion Prize Finalists Jules Eckelkamp

Jules has been studying fashion design since attending Centenary College of Louisiana. She has worked in theaters across the country as well as in alterations, bridal, and couture shops. She also runs an Etsy shop, Ginger Goddess Studio, where she sells vintage pieces she’s collected and hand-embroidered patch art.

Jessica Hall

Jessica began sewing by hand at age 8. She attended Arkansas Tech University on a costume scholarship and continued at LSU in Baton Rouge. Jessica received an apprenticeship as seamstress to the University of Colorado at Boulder for the 2002 Summer Shakespeare Festival.

Sara Kluss

Sara loves everything about the fashion industry and has been passionate about fashion since she was young. She has worked in a variety of roles in the fashion/creative industry such as fashion show dresser, design intern, and a seamstress. Her work takes its inspiration from vintage fashion styles and icons.

Brittani Shabazz

Brittani is a self-taught womens and menswear designer from Shreveport, Louisiana. Shabazz is owner of Berri Shabazz Clothing. She has a passion for all things colorful, sparkly and different. Shabazz competed in 2019 and 2020 Fashion Prize. She designs for private clients and for runway.

Donna Strebeck

Donna is known for her creative and inspired use of unique textures and unusual fabrics when creating soft sculptures, wall art pieces, and original fashion designs. Though considered selftaught, Donna credits much of her creativity to the influence of talented artists on both sides of her family.

Catalina Ramirez Varela

Catalina is beginner-level on stitching but near master level on imagination and crafting pieces of art. She offers her collection with a poem: Catalina RV; Where are you from? Walking the ground of where my roots grow; I move with the water as my life flows; I get to an end and stand up to roam; the streets of this city where you can find endless possibilities in your own room!

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10 BANDS. 2 NIGHTS. 1 AMAZING EXPERIENCE!

MUSIC PRIZE TURNS 9!

Music Prize began in 2013, and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate than continuing to bring local, regional, and national musicians to the stage once more in a fantastic, beautiful way that downtown Shreveport hasn’t seen in decades. By attending Music Prize, you are a making local (and indie) music history!

Music Prize Night One

Friday, September 24, Doors at 7:00 p.m.

The first night of Music Prize. Come see the first five bands who’ll compete for Music Prize glory!

Pugh

Pugh is an enigmatic and multifaceted artist from The Ratchet (aka Shreveport, LA). All of his art, including his music is spoken straight from the heart and highlights his feelings. He brings one simple message: “Push until greatness happens. Bet on yourself.”

The American Hotel System

Hailing from Grand Rapids, Michigan, The American Hotel System formed in 2017 and found success on college radio.

The group’s diverse musical backgrounds and influences come together on the record to make for a dynamic musical experience and emotional journey, which lead to the band being named one of BuzzMusic LA’s Top 10 acts of 2019.

Lance Thompson

Lance has been building his career as a pop artist since 2016.

Influenced by his faith, family, and life experiences, he aspires to perform music that speaks to and inspires fans across the world. His signature style has become synonymous with a diverse collection of melodies and compositions.

Natalie Price

Described by Texas Music Magazine as “one of Austin’s most dynamic new singer-songwriters,” Natalie’s ethereal, one-of-a-kind sound refuses to fall neatly into one category. Just as comfortable dabbling in Americana or folk as she is indie-pop, Price’s music is perhaps best encapsulated by its deep-seated humanity.

Been Stellar

Combining punk roots with a fascination in Beat and Lost Generation literature, Been Stellar play stylish, confrontational indie rock. Coming from all around the globe and residing in the Lower East Side and Bushwick, the 5 piece share their honest account of a city saturated with aging cultural touchstones.

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Music Prize Night Two

Saturday, September 25, Doors at 7:00 p.m.

The second night of Music Prize is incredibly special. Five more musicians will compete for your vote for the Music Prize trophy!

Soul Grooves

Soul Grooves is one of the most versatile bands in the state of Louisiana. This band can play any genre of music. Their styles range from smooth and sultry to pop and rock! You are in for a treat whether you like jazz, blues, soul, hip hop, R&B, pop, or neo-soul.

Bond+Plus

Bond+Plus is a modern act born from the internet, embracing any and all genres. The live band consists of Lucas Lawrence, Lauren Russel, Anthony Benedetto, Curtis Joseph, and Weldon Stutes.

Ponderosa Grove

Ponderosa Grove are a group from Prescott, Arizona.

Candace Devine, Drew Hall, and Johan Glidden. We are a band with rich harmonies and groove. We love to play as an acoustic trio, an electric band, all the way up to a 9-piece band with a horn section. We love our grove and sharing musical energy with each other and our audience!

Chaynler Joie

Chaynler is a singer-songwriter, actress, model, content creator, multifaceted woman, with creativity and honest expression being the core of them all. As a Louisiana native with a music-based upbringing, her love for music and the eagerness to develop her voice and songwriting started innately at a tender age, and still grows today.

Fighting for Frequency

F4F is a New Orleans-based act forged in the fires of rock and brought together by a series of fortuitous events, the formidable five members of Fighting for Frequency are determined to share their passion for rock with their fans (Freaqs!), bringing the genre back to its former glory. Spread the fire. Music is their weapon. Become a Freaq! Join the fight!

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Meet the Music Prize MENTORS Ari Berger is an artist manager, A&R, product manager and artist advocate. She has worekd in large scale festivals, tour management, and day-to-day management for Anderson .Paak, Mereba, Alice Smith, and more. She has also worked in other capacities with artists such as Stevie Wonder, Pete Rock, and The Free Nationals. Recently Ari served as A&R and Marketing West Coast for 12Tone Music in L.A..

Scott Byrne is a native of NYC, graduating from SUNY Fredonia with studies in Music

Composition and Music Business. Scott has worked out of many renowned studios including Sunset Sound in LA, Omni Studios in Nashville, and Terminus & Quad Studios in NYC. In 2016, Scott began working as Music Director for Kidz Bop Live.

Maggie Gaus works in the synch licensing field: clearing, licensing, and pitching music for films and series on Disney+, Netflix, and HBOMax. After interning in the creative departments for NBCUniversal TV Music, and Universal Pictures Film Music, Maggie currently works under a three-time Emmy-winning Music Supervisor in Los Angeles.

Rosa Jad, born in Saudi Arabia and living in Denver, is a nine-year radio personality.

Starting as an intern, moving her way into a primetime midday show, Rosa is consistently branding herself by creating new segments, shows, and finding creative ways to market the station and herself. She has broken records in creating Denver’s local artist showcases and digital shows.

Ernie Krumholz is the Director of Music Partnerships & Artist Relations at Live Undiscovered Music (LÜM), a startup that’s built a streaming music platform and social network that helps up-and-coming artists grow their fanbase. Krumholz has connected creatives across the Midwest and opened up a network of collaboration between musicians while working to grow the LÜM community.

Chris Musgrave has over twenty years of experience. He is a sought-after live events consultant. From tour management, event production, logistics, and financials, he excels at creating a creative environment. He is the Chief Innovation Officer for the event production powerhouse OSA International and serves as the Director of the annually held Live Production Summit - the leading conference for live events.

Alexa Ray Perkins is woman of Native American and Italian heritage. Alexa became a conduit that connected talent with videographers, studios, stylists, and more. Her work garnered the attention of veteran music executive Rodney Shealey. She has worked with Def Jam and Capitol teams after which she accepted a full-time position with Def Jam. Chris Riemenschneider has been a music critic at Minneapolis’ the Star Tribune since 2001, long enough for Prince to shout him out once during “Play That Funky Music (White Boy).” The St. Paul native authored the book “First Avenue: Minnesota’s Mainroom” and has worked as a music critic at the Austin American-Statesman. He has written for the Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, Spin, Billboard and Dallas Morning News and contributed to “The SXSW Scrapbook” and “Whole Lotta Led Zeppelin.”

Jay Weigel is a distinguished composer, producer, conductor, arranger, orchestrator, and contractor for film, television, recordings, and concerts. He has worked in the film and television industry since 1984. His recent scores and soundtrack recordings can be heard in studio projects produced by Warner Brothers and Paramount Pictures.

James Zammikiel has over 25 years of theater and lighting experience in the entertainment industry. His unique skill set has allowed him to design non-traditional sets to provide lighting and scenic looks for big artists. He is the lighting director for MTV LIVE at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Series and the RRHoF American Music Master Series.

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2 DAYS. 14 CHEFS. FORK YEAH!

Clear plates. Full BELLIES. can’t lose!

Every year, the Food Prize Golden Fork highlights local chefs to compete for Food Prize glory and a cash grand prize. This year, we are changing things up and introducing an all-new approach to our food competition. We have invited seven of our 2020 Golden Fork Chefs to pair up with seven celebrity chefs from across the country. Together, each pair of chefs will create a dish and compete at Come and Get It for the Golden Fork championship!

Additionally, six of the celebrity chefs will participate in the Food Prize Demo Kitchen Live event on Saturday, October 2nd where these chefs will teach you the tricks of the trade and serve up delectable bites just for you!

Come and Get It Chef Pairings Seven local chefs are paired with seven celebrity chefs. They have been tasked with creating a dish featuring their unique tastes and talents for you to judge the Golden Fork Champion!

CHEFS NIEMA & JOSH The Dish: African peanut crab with spicy toro toast, crab fat mayo, fermented honey, coriander kosho, and burnt seaweed.

Niematulai Longstratt

Born in Sierra Leone, Niema is the chef and owner of RNL Cookery Corner where she prepares and shares her deliciously creative authentic African cuisine which she fuses with American flavors. In addition to cooking, Niema also owns and operates RNL Authentics, an African clothing line.

Josh Harmon

Josh is an Eater chef of the year and taste maker rising star.

He was also named one of 17 chefs to look out for in the U.S. by zagat. Born in Tennessee, raised in Texas and California highschool graduate. Harmon has been exposed to a variety of cultures that have led to his “progressive American” cuisine.

CHEFS SEAN & BARCLAY The Dish: Citrus and chili bok choy, star anise pork cracklings, pecan miso, and pickled chanterelles.

Sean Sullivan

Sean is the head chef of Frank’s Louisiana Kitchen where he upholds their dedication to providing the best and freshest seafood, meats & produce available. Every dish is crafted from scratch, using authentic, time-tested Louisiana recipes and techniques.

Barclay Dodge

Barclay has spent the last thirty years traveling to exotic places from North Africa, the Mediterranean, South East Asia, Central America, Australia and Sub-Saharan Africa. The flavors & cultures of the east have always intrigued himand he finds himself heavily delving into the markets, restaurants and cooking classes whenever he travels.

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CHEFS TOOTIE & REGINA The Dish: “Southern Surf and Turf” - Coffee and black pepper braised brisket with collard green-shrimp and grit croquettes, port reduction, and rosemary biscuit.

Tootie Morrison

Tootie is the executive chef of Abby Singer’s Bistro and owner chef of Earnestly Tooties Chef Services. In 2015 she became the Louisiana Food Prize Battle for the Golden Fork champion, has appeared on the Food Network and was recognized as one of Louisiana Life Magazine’s Great Louisiana Chefs of 2017.

Regina Charboneau

Born and raised in Natchez, Mississippi, the River runs through Regina’s veins. Chef Charboneau has worked as a camp cook in the bush of Alaska, created and owned restaurants in San Francisco, been chef de cuisine on a set of luxurious vintage railway cars, served as the culinary director of the American Queen Riverboat, and written cookbooks.

CHEFS JON & DEREK The Dish: Whole wing Yakitori, featuring smoked maple tare.

Saffron and egg onigiri with nori mayo. Plated in squid ink and beetroot noodle nest. Finished with toasted sesame, pumpkin seed, and house made pickles.

Jon Ortiz

Jon migrated from Goldsboro, NC to study music and food in Shreveport. He got his start working under many restaurant and bar owners and selling fried chicken in the parking lots of bars on the side. He worked at The Port Grill for some time before becoming head chef at The Noble Savage and then setting out on his own to start East Side Fire.

Derek Desko

Derek hails from the midwest, where corn and mayonnaise are mainstays in most meals, and white bread & tomato sandwiches are a summer staple. Desko received his formal culinary education at the Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts in Pittsburgh where he was named valedictorian of his class.

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CHEFS ANTHONY & JOSH The Dish: Yaki charred miso eggplant, chocolate eggplant pudding, enoki conserva, textures of puffed wild rice, and curry cashews.

Anthony Felan

Anthony is the owner and executive chef of Fat Calf Brasserie, a local restaurant serving French-inspired southern cuisine. In addition, Anthony and his wife, Amanda, have a side project, 2nd Act Supper Club, where they host underground dinners in various historic locations around downtown Shreveport.

Josh Boneé

Joshua has been named executive chef of Meddlesome Moth, the popular restaurant located in the heart of the Dallas Design District. With a passion for Southern and Asian cuisines, Boneé most recently honed his skills at Fine China at The Statler Hotel and Flora Street Cafe along side acclaimed Chef Stephan Pyles.

CHEFS ALLISON & TRISTEN The Dish: Collard green potlikker braised octopus- black grits, green tomato and corn chow chow, charred corn foam, tabasco beurre monté, cracklin, and micro celery.

Allison Gras

Allison is co-executive chef of Cypress By The Revenir and Revenir Restaurant. She attended the Louisiana Culinary Institute for her culinary degree has been in the restaurant industry for over six years. Allison is passionate about utilizing local ingredients, modern cooking techniques, and creating community around food and beverage.

Tristen Epps

Born in Trinidad, Tristen’s passion for global cuisine began at a young age. His culinary endeavors have led him to jobs across the U.S. and over three continents. Tristen has also been a member of the American Culinary Federation (ACF), placing nine times in competitions, including three 1st place wins.

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CHEFS MEGAN & RANDALL The Dish: Birria Soup Dumpling- Cilantro oil, fried leeks, fried chili garlic with lime zest.

Megan Chavez

Megan is a self-taught chef who took on the culinary world at the age of 12 by entering cooking competitions. She realized the importance and power of quality ingredients and mindfulness of what we eat and turned it into an exciting flavorful experience to involve everyone. She opened Prepped Up Meals before the age of 25 and is the former chef/owner of Tempo Eatery.

Randall Braud

Randall is a nominated Rising Chef Star of the Year by CultureMaps Tastemaker awards 2021. He is also a featured Dallas StarChef for StarChefs based in Brooklyn. He is currently Executive Chef for Barcelona Wine Bar in Dallas, a small Spanish restaurant group based out of Connecticut. “Learning Spanish cuisine has brought me closer to learning so much more about my own country’s cuisine” says Randall.

GOLDEN SHAKER COMPETITORS

Haley Horne Bear’s

Serving up: “The Perfect Pear” — Gin, honey, champagne, with pear-infused syrup.

Shalom Sahlie

Frank’s Louisiana Kitchen & Cocktails with Shalom Serving up: “Awoke Dragon” — Jefferson’s bourbon, pecaninfused poblano liqueur, rosemary oolong tea syrup, with homemade ginger bitters.

Walker Adams Fat Calf Brasserie

Serving up: “Dirty Work” — Vanilla bean and lemongrass

infused gin, cacao nib, smoked rosemary infused Italian bitters, and plum cordial.

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Food Prize Demo Kitchen Live

Saturday, October 2, Doors at 11:00 a.m.

Six of our national celebrity chefs will cook live for you and teach you the kitchen tricks and tips that help them make their masterpieces. Best of all — you’ll be sampling each of their creations!

Chefs Tristen Epps and Regina Charboneau Chicken n’ dumplings with crawfish gravy and Regina’s dumplings.

Chefs Randall Braud and Derek Desko Watermelon atchara with grilled chicken thighs.

Chefs Josh Harmon and Josh Bonee Nashville hot catfish sandwich with homemade pickles.

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5 Comedians.

One $1,000 cash prize.

COMEDY INTRODUCING COMEDY PrIZE Standup comedy is perhaps the most raw and unfiltered artform in the universe and we’re amped to welcome Comedy Prize to the Prize Fest family. Five comedians from across the country will perform 7-10 minute standup routines before a live audience and one will walk away with a $1,000 cash grand prize!

Inaugural Comedy Prize

Saturday, October 2, Doors at 7:00 p.m.

Show begins at 8:00 p.m. Join us for the latest addition to the Prize competition family: Comedy Prize! Five standup comedians each perform 10 minute sets for a grand prize of $1000 cash!

Kenjamin Alonzo

Kenjamin started doing standup in June of 2018 and has thoroughly enjoyed it since. In September of 2019 Alonzo was a semi-finalist in NBC’s national standup competition.

Currently, Kenjamin is the co-host of an open mic night at The Secret Group in Houston.

Storhm Artiste

Storhm has performed stand up comedy for seven years and has performed with celebrity comedians such as Marlan Wayans, Chris Tucker, and Viva A. Fox. Storhm is a resident comedian and host at many comedy clubs and has been seen headlining for the Late Night Comedy Show on Roku.

Brendan Gay

Born and raised in the Midwest and living in Austin, Brendan is a national touring comedian. He was a finalist on TruTV’s Comedy Breakout initiative at The New York Television Festival, Finalist in the Make Me Laugh USA Competition, and Semi finalist in NBC’s Stand Up Diversity Showcase.

Trey Mack

Trey is a stand-up comedian from Birmingham, AL. Since his start in 2012, he has recorded his own comedy special “Have Fun” available on Amazon Prime, and starred on Kevin Hart’s “Hart of the City” on Comedy Central.

Jamie Rowan

Jamie is a Chicago-born, Houston-bred comic and writer. She began her comedy career in long form improv, but her real love was stand up. Her style is self-deprecating and raw. She is half sarcasm, half Jewish and 100% mother issues. She has performed at clubs throughout the country and is regularly featured on showcases in Houston.

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20 SHORT FILMS. ONE $25,000 CASH PRIZE.

Film Prize Turns 10!

Founded in 2012, the Louisiana Film Prize has emerged as a festival that champions and elevates filmmaker talent from across the world. Each year, hundreds of people come to Northwest Louisiana to participate in Film Prize projects, but only twenty films are selected to compete for the grand prize — $25,000 — the largest cash prize for a short film of any festival in the world!

VOTING for the Film Prize Winner In order to vote, you must have a Festival Pass and you must see all 20 short films. The 20 films are divided into 2 programs of 10 films each. These programs are “Orange Slate” and “Teal Slate.”

Once you have seen one slate of films (you choose either slate to start), get your Festival Pass punched by an usher immediately after the screening and before you leave the venue. You must have been present at the venue for the entire screening. No late entries will be permitted and those leaving early will not be allowed to have their pass punched. A brief intermission will accompany each slate after the first five films have been shown for nature calls and concession purchases.

After you have seen both slates and you have had your pass punched, you may cast your ballot at an Official Film Prize Ballot Station. One person. One ballot. One vote.

All Louisiana Film Prize ballot results are tallied and certified by RBM, LLP Certified Public Accountants in Shreveport, an independent auditing firm.

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Write “1” in the box next to your overall favorite film.

Write “2” in the box of second favorite.

Write “3” in the box of the third favorite.

You may vote for only 3 films and may only use each number once.

SELECT THREE FILMS

OFFICIAL AUDIENCE BALLOT

2021 FILM PRIZE 2017

FILM PRIZE SCREENING SCHEDULE The 20 films are divided into 2 programs of 10 films each.

These programs are Orange Slate and Teal Slate. Use the list below to find a showtime with the slate color you want to see!

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 12:00p BIG TOP 1:00p ROBINSON FILM CENTER 3:30p CENTRAL ARTSTATION

12:30p CENTRAL ARTSTATION 3:00p BIG TOP 4:00p ROBINSON FILM CENTER

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The Adventures of Cheeto and One-Eyed Booger

Orange Slate

Two very different people find friendship, adventure, and pay a heavy price along the way.

Directed by Drew Wheeler & Daniel Wyland Written by Drew Wheeler, Edmund B. Lingan Produced by Drew Wheeler, Nicole Lawson Chelly Cinematography by Daniel Wyland Edited by Daniel Wyland Starring Edmund B. Lingan, Alvin Lotspiech

Amber the Acrobat

Orange Slate

A middle-aged, newly widowed former burlesque dancer finds the courage to continue running the nightclub she owned together with her late husband.

Directed by Abigail Kruger Written by Abigail Kruger Produced by Abigail Kruger, LaRousse, LLC Cinematography and Editing by Alexander Jeffery Composer Jennifer Carsillo Starring Leslie Basham, Audrey Faye Lutz, Gail Cronauer

Bamboo House

Orange Slate

Jennifer and her grandfather create memories by building a Bamboo House in the backyard, when the unexpected happens.

Directed by Jency Griffin Hogan Written by Sara Summers Produced by Jency Griffin Hogan, Hadley Rinaudo Cinematography by Aaron Hogan Edited by J.C. Doler Composer Greg DeLiuo Starring Hadley Rinaudo, Richard Zerinque

Gary

Teal Slate

As Flora destroys the evidence from kidnapping her boyfriend’s tyrannical boss, a heated domestic dispute threatens the validity of her selfless act.

Directed by Benjamin Donnellon Written by Benjamin Donnellon Produced by Kelsey Scult & Robbie Morgan Cinematography by Gerald “Jerry” Lewis Starring Patricia Guevara, Gian Smith

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Hard Up

Orange Slate

Dickie Justice, the hero of Beaufart passes away unexpectedly and leaves his friends and family to pick up the pieces.

Directed by Kari Kennon Written by Brenda Kennon Produced by Kari Kennon, Windhorn Productions, Alayna Cannon, Brenda Kennon Cinematography by Jeremy Spring Edited by J.C. Doler Starring Patrick Kirton, Tanya McMaster, Jennifer Carsillo

Hit

Teal Slate

A professional hit man has second thoughts when he’s hired to kill an innocent woman.

Written and Directed by Blayne Weaver Produced by Rob Senska, Blayne Weaver Cinematography by Rob Senska Editing by Rob Senska Original Score by James Eakin, III Starring Blayne Weaver, Cherish McCormick, McKayla Witt

House Sitters

Teal Slate

When two house sitters are booked for the same job, the situation quickly devolves into a territorial battle over pretzels, peace and quiet.

Written and Directed by Alexander Jeffery & Paul Petersen Produced by Rachel Emerson, Alexander Jeffery, Paul Petersen Cinematography by Alexander Jeffery Edited by J.C. Doler Starring Paul Petersen, Rachel Emerson, Mary Egerer

I’ll Follow You

Teal Slate

Captured by human traders, village Princess Ligaya is determined to break free from her captors and return home.

Written and Directed by Vernae Ewing Thompson Produced by Lance Thompson, Vernae Ewing Thompson Cinematography by Anthony Gutierrez Composer Lance Thompson Starring Vernae Ewing Thompson, Lance Thompson, Sione Maumalanga, Ashton Leigh

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Independence

Teal Slate

As Nick copes with the death of his father, he notices a similar decay occurring within his hometown.

Written and Directed by Matthew Dale Carona Produced by Kayla Rochelle, Jeff Polito, Matthew Dale Carona Cinematography by Matthew Dale Carona Edited by Matthew Dale Carona Starring Jeff Polito, Ed Morvant, Christina DeRosier

Last Day

Orange Slate

Doug Harris, an obnoxious salesman, gets fired by Prudence, the HR director. He returns to the office for his exit interview. It doesn’t go well.

Directed by Rich Hansil Written and Produced by Michael Baker Cinematography by Chuck Hatcher Edited by Raul Torresi Starring Staci Davis, Michael Baker

MOMento

Teal Slate

After spilling coffee on her planner, Sara realizes her memory is no match for her family’s ever-expanding to-do list.

Directed by Melissa Goslin Written by Elizabeth Beauvais, Melissa Goslin Produced by Elizabeth Beauvais, Melissa Goslin, Jamie Kiihnl Cinematography by Rob Senska Editing by Melissa McLain Music by AJ Haynes & the Seratones Starring Jamie Baremore Kiihnl

Moonlight Dancer

Orange Slate

A small-town girl desperate to fulfill her dreams as an entertainer embarks on a journey with a stranger to New Orleans, in hopes that he can give her the life she’s always dreamt of.

Directed and Composed by Gray Fagan Written by Kassandra Tate Tidland Produced by Logan Binstock Cinematography by Ryan Clemens Editing by Jonah Rubin Starring Anamé Rose, Kimberly Lawson, Braeden De La Garza, Devereaux

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Nana Ki Dum

Orange Slate

A new mom contends with sleep training and her traditional Indian father.

Directed by Jacob McSharma Written by Jaya McSharma Produced by Jacob McSharma, Jaya McSharma Cinematography by Josh Munds Edited and Composed by Jacob McSharma Starring Jaya McSharma, D. K. Sharma, Vibha Sharma, Raina Sharma, & Arjun McSharma

Pictures of the Sky

Teal Slate

Through conversation with her blind friend and an unexpected memento from her deceased mother, a young artist’s musings on the meaning of art give way to fresh perspective.

Directed by Reece Roark Written by Hannah Roark Produced by Reece Roark, Hannah Roark Cinematography and Editing by Reece Roark Music by Hannah Roark Starring Zoe Graham, Liz Swaine, Lisa O’Neal

Promises of Snow

Orange Slate

An FBI agent arrives in a small Louisiana town to investigate a sex trafficking ring, prompted by the arrest of a girl whose situation seems terribly familiar.

Directed by Matthew Ramsaur Written by Chad Hill Edited by Benjamin Nason Cinematography by Jeremy Enis Composer Justin K. Cox Starring Christina July Kim, MarLynn Adams, Dawayne Jordan, Nate Duncan, Terry Milam, Heath Lemme

Shreveport Son

Teal Slate

A young man reunites with a childhood friend during the last 37 hours of his life.

Written and Directed by Mark D. Bonner Produced by Mark D. Bonner Cinematography by Alexander Jeffery Editing by J.C. Doler Music By Yoso Trippy, WeAreTheGood, Nono, Sarah Kang, Jenny Penkin Starring Mark D. Bonner, Faith Monique, Kirk J. Bush

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Skip Ads

Orange Slate

Two friends begin noticing the advertisements they receive predict future events. They eagerly attempt to use this knowledge to their benefit.

Directed by Ian MacFadyen Written by Ian MacFadyen, James Rivard Produced by Ian MacFadyen, James Rivard Cinematography by Ian MacFadyen Music by WeAreTheGood Starring Josh Allen, Dane Bachman

Stakeout

Teal Slate

A gruesome murder sends two private investigators down a dark path.

Written and Directed by Josh Munds Produced by Jacob McSharma, Josh Munds Cinematography by Josh Munds, Melissa Munds Editing by Josh Munds, Melissa Munds Music By Jacob McSharma Starring Josh Munds, Jacob McSharma

Touched

Teal Slate

A young woman debates on opening up about PTSD from her past sexual assault, after she falls in love.

Written and Directed by Virginia Tucker Produced by Virginia Tucker, Jency Griffin Hogan Cinematography by Aaron Hogan Music by Keaton Stromberg Starring Maddie Nichols, Alex Biglane, Lo Graham, Valeska Liner

We Got Your Six

Orange Slate

Four troubled veterans embark on an experimental group counseling session.

Directed by Danny Zanelotti Written by Danny Zanelotti and Saskia Lynge Produced by Danny Zanelotti, Jane Buenaventura Cinematography by Clint McCommon Edited by Clint McCommon Music by Rafe Carlson and Emma Natalia Starring Patrick Kirton, John Chambers, Tanya McMaster, Terrence Pennywell, Greg Washington, Danny Zanelotti

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Audience Choice: Best Acting Awards Film Prize is excited to continue the audience award for best actress and best actor. One lead from each film is selected and you will be able to vote for one actress and one actor on your voting ballot.

Nominees for Best ActRESS

Staci Davis

Rachel Emerson

Zoe Graham

Last Day

House Sitters

Pictures of the Sky

Leslie Hankins Amber the Acrobat

Tanya McMaster Hard Up

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Jamie Kiihnl MOMento

Jaya McSharma Nana Ki Dum

Patricia Guevara

Christina Kim Promises of Snow

Maddie Nichols Touched

Hadley Rinaudo

Vernae Thompson

AnaméWalt

Bamboo House

I’ll Follow You

Moonlight Dancer

Gary

Nominees for Best ActOR

Dane Bachman Skip Ads

Mark D. Bonner Shreveport Son

Jeff Polito Independence

Edmund B. Lingan

Josh Munds

The Adventures of Cheeto and One-Eyed Booger

Stakeout

Greg Washington

Blayne Weaver

We Got Your Six

Hit

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Meet the Film Prize Judges Milan Chakraborty Head of Film at Marginal MediaWorks, oversees all of the company’s efforts in independent, studio and streaming film. He worked at Warner Bros and New Line Cinema in production finance and accounting on projects such as Batman Begins, Superman Returns and V for Vendetta. Milan began independently producing in 2008 and has produced and executive produced 20 features including My Friend Dahmer, Assassination Nation, Plus One and The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain.

Darion D’Anjou founded the One Minute Film School, a challenge that calls on

indie filmmakers around the world to create one-minute films that are eligible for a cash prize. In addition to the official website and YouTube Channel, D’Anjou runs a popular room on the Clubhouse app, where filmmakers and content creators come together to network and share their experiences, as well as offer tips, and collaborate on the challenge.

David Josh Lawrence is an actor and writer, known for writing, acting and

producing Trauma Therapy. Lawrence is also known for his work on Soul Hunters and Hero of the Underworld. He is head of Acquisitions for Glass House Distribution, Light House Distribution, and Blood House Films. Glass House is a film distribution company created by filmmakers for filmmakers comprised of writers, actors, producers and directors.

Alex Noyer is Paris-born and raised in a Finnish & French art and media

family. He studied advertising in London where, in 2004, he founded You Know, an innovative creative production agency at the forefront of video content strategies for International brands. He first wrote and produced A Conversation with Julian Schnabel, an intimate look into the mind of the influential artist and filmmaker. Noyer produced and wrote his first feature documentary, New York Influence City, about the New York art scene. He then set out to direct innovative thrillers and horror films, such as his award-winning and genre bending short film Conductor and its acclaimed feature adaptation, Sound Of Violence.

Shawn Quirk is an independent filmmaker, producer, and festival programmer.

His film Ouroboros won the Audience Choice Award at the Spokane International Film Festival in 2008, he edited Transjourney, which won the Festival Favorite Award at the Cinema Diverse: Palm Springs LGBTQ Film Festival in 2015, and his most recent film The Nature of Memory premiered at the 2019 Ann Arbor Film Festival. Since 2011, Shawn has been the Program Director for the Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival. In 2017, he served as Jury President for the Festival international du cinema francophone en Acadie.

Judah Ray was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. At the age sixteen, he produced his first event; an EDM show, that ended up drawing a crowd of thousands.

He quickly established himself as one of LA’s most sought after artists. In 2005, Judah produced his first feature film, One Among Us, which was distributed through Netflix.

Judah went on to work at MGM Entertainment, where he developed ideas for remakes of many of the films in their library, which are currently in production. Judah has also worked at MTV, and as an Art Director, for the music videos of several superstars such as, Brandy, Fabulous, and Pharrell Williams.

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Kimberly Skyrme is a Casting Director (CSA), producer, writer, and director — in short, a storyteller! Her work includes independent and Hollywood feature film, television series, government agency videos and commercials. She recently completed directing Ward 8, a proof of concept piece for a series in development, the Regional Casting Director for STARZ Original Series The Girlfriend Experience. Additional Series include The Domesticators and Wayward Girls. Kimberly’s casting collaborations include: the Emmy Award winning Netflix original series House of Cards - Seasons 1-3, Unsolved Mysteries; Deep Impact; Hearts in Atlantis; Beloved; The Pelican Brief; True Lies; and numerous Independent Feature and Short Film Projects.

Paul Sloop is entering his 19th year as the lead programmer of short films for the

Oscar qualifying Cleveland International Film Festival. In addition to that role, he is also the Director of Programming for Film Pittsburgh and the Film Programmer at the Cordillera International Film Festival in Reno/Tahoe, NV. He is the proud father of six daughters and lives in Mentor, OH with his wife, Sarah.

Sarah Thompson is an Oklahoma native and, after graduating from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Film Studies, she worked at VH1 in New York as well as other various film and television productions in her home state. During this time, Sara also became a long time lover of her local film festival - deadCenter and she became the festival’s first ever short film programmer in 2012. In 2018, Sara moved to oversee all of deadCenter’s film programs as Director of Programming. Outside of the festival, Sara enjoys spending time with her husband and two rowdy boys. Traveling, great food, friends, and books fill the rest of Sara’s time.

Craig Williams is a writer, producer, and editor. Craig was just accepted into the WarnerMedia Access Writers Programs (formerly known as HBO Access.).

He developed an original TV pilot How Ya Like Me Now about the 80’s rap rivalry between Kool Moe Dee and LL Cool J, won 2nd Place in the 2020 Page International Screenwriting Competition, was a finalist in the 2020 Film Independent Lab, 2020 Cinestory TV Retreat & Fellowship Competition and the 2020 Stowe Story Lab Fellowship. His feature screenplay Hanging By A Thread has Viola Davis attached as Executive Producer is seeking financing.

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