Jul 20 Monday
Join WSHU for a fundraiser featuring the East Coast premiere of Morton Meets the Eye, a quirky new musical-comedy-murder-mystery.
This special premiere is a benefit for WSHU Public Radio. All proceeds will go to support the station, making it an unforgettable night of film, conversation, and support for public media.
Jul 22 Wednesday
An Introductory Animation Workshop with Elanna Allen and Jimena Faerber for students ages 6+ (limited to 12 students)
WHAT
Star in your own animated movie through this animation workshop that uses YOU as the star! In this workshop, students will make movies using an animation technique called pixelation, a form of stop-motion that uses people as puppets. Students will storyboard, create sets and props, and finally, film their movies. The workshop will conclude with a special screening of the students’ films. No previous animation skills or experience required!
Parents and friends are welcome to join on Saturday, July 25th at 10am for a premiere screening of the students’ films at NFAC.
This workshop is limited to 12 students. Participants should bring their own snacks & drinks.
Jul 23 Thursday
Jul 24 Friday
Jul 29 Wednesday
Join Doug Petrie for a 3-day crash-course in micro-budget filmmaking from July 29-31. Participants will learn to write, act, direct, manage lighting and sound, edit, and finally produce a short film in just three days. You’ll be on location around the North Fork on iPhones and editing with Adobe software. Show off your hard work with a special screening on Friday, July 31 at 7:30 p.m. Note: Each day starts at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. with an hour break from 2-3 p.m. Ages 14 to 100. Adults are welcome to register!
Doug is a TV writer/producer/director who has worked on shows from BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER, AMERICAN HORROR STORY, DAREDEVIL, and many more. He is currently creating the new series THE UNDERGROUND for Amazon Television.
Jul 30 Thursday
Jul 31 Friday
Aug 01 Saturday
The divorce of the century turned Jocelyne Wildenstein – often referred to in the media as ‘The Catwoman’ – into a 90s tabloid obsession, bringing the private Wildenstein art empire into the spotlight. THE LION QUEEN explores the life of a woman shaped by extraordinary wealth and scrutiny, offering a revealing look at the personal cost of fame and fortune.
The screening will be followed by a conversation with producer, Caroline Baron, HamptonsFilm Co-Chair, Alec Baldwin, and HamptonsFilm Chief Creative Officer, David Nugent.