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"The team at box[ur]shorts Film Festival has come up with an innovative approach to watching movies that becomes part of your everyday experience--something you can do while waiting for your table at a restaurant or hanging out at your favorite coffee house. The art-house is no longer hidden away in some small, dank theater, but readily available. There's an immediacy to this way of experiencing film that is refreshing and exciting."
by Denise Mann

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2011 - Call for Entries!

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01 March 2010

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Student filmmakers are in for a treat! If you are still looking for a few bucks to make your thesis film, don’t miss this opportunity! box[ur]shorts Film Festival will make available a grant worth $15,000 in goods and services for the winner of the 2011 Best Student Film Award. Many reputable companies sponsor this new prize giving the winner access to goodies from development and production software to film stock, transfer credit, subtitles services and many more tools that are key in the process of getting another movie off the ground. The festival will also continue to give away its main awards: the Gold, Silver and Bronze box[ur]shorts as well as the Audience Choice Award.

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Those box[ur] shorts!

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26 January 2010

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We’ve all been there -- nothing to do as you wait alone in a public place like a laundromat for the spin cycle to finish or for a friend who’s late meeting you at a bar.
Five years ago, two film enthusiasts, Giacun Caduff and Ryan Reichenfeld, created a solution with their idea to make a network of movie jukeboxes that incorporate short films into viewers’ everyday experience. The idea turned out to have merit and has evolved into a full-fledged international festival -- box[ur]shorts. The festival will celebrate its fourth annual awards night this Saturday.
box[ur]shorts festival director Caduff -- a Switzerland native and graduate of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television’s MFA Producers Program -- was inspired as a producer to establish a direct connection between filmmakers and their viewers by screening at places where people have a chance to watch a quick five- or 10-minute film.
The fourth box[ur]shorts Film Festival Awards took place on Saturday, January 9th, in the New Beverly Cinema and, in contrast to most smaller film festivals, had an enormous turn out. This is a great accolade to the founders , Giacun Caduff and Ryan Reichenfeld, who have achieved such attention by creating a quite unique premise in the filmmaking world.

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Winners of the 4th box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival

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10 January 2010

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Meltdown, a comedy from director David Green, picked up the Golden box[ur]shorts trophy. Nash Edgerton’s Spider came in second and UCLA MFA director Joaquin Baldwin’s animated short Sebastian’s Voodoo took home both the Bronze box[ur]shorts™ trophy as well as the Best Student Film award.

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Do Your Laundry, Watch a Movie Jukebox

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07 January 2010

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We’ve all been there -- nothing to do as you wait alone in a public place like a laundromat for the spin cycle to finish or for a friend who’s late meeting you at a bar.
Five years ago, two film enthusiasts, Giacun Caduff and Ryan Reichenfeld, created a solution with their idea to make a network of movie jukeboxes that incorporate short films into viewers’ everyday experience. The idea turned out to have merit and has evolved into a full-fledged international festival -- box[ur]shorts. The festival will celebrate its fourth annual awards night this Saturday.
box[ur]shorts festival director Caduff -- a Switzerland native and graduate of the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television’s MFA Producers Program -- was inspired as a producer to establish a direct connection between filmmakers and their viewers by screening at places where people have a chance to watch a quick five- or 10-minute film.
We’ve all been there -- nothing to do as you wait alone in a public place like a laundromat for the spin cycle to finish or for a friend who’s late meeting you at a bar.

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Who is going to win the Golden undies?

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04 January 2010

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Chosen by our distinguished panel of judges, here are the finalist short films for the 2010 box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival.

About box[ur]shorts™

From cave paintings to the printing press, from movie theatres to television, and from youtube to the iPod, stories have always been presented via seminal media outlets that improve the connection between the storyteller and the audience. box[ur]shorts™ is a yearlong short film exhibition taking place inside movie jukeboxes at restaurants, bars, coffee houses and laundromats in cities from Los Angeles to Park City and New York to Basel, Switzerland. It is an innovative approach to watching films that becomes part of viewer's everyday experience -- something one can do while waiting for a table at a restaurant or hanging out at a favorite coffee house. box[ur]shorts™ is presented by A Bale Pictures, Inc. and kicks off its film festival competition with a red carpet awards night in Los Angeles and goes on to screen the movies throughout the year in its movie jukebox network. At box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival we literally "box your shorts"