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UCLA Undie Run!

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box[ur]shorts™ finds film festival enthusiast among the thousands of UCLA Undie Run participants.

Following an anonymous phone call, box[ur]shorts™ festival director Giacun Caduff set out with a camera to attend the UCLA Undie Run in order to find the caller who claimed to be wearing festival merch at the "shindig". Here are the pictures:

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The event, which occurs three times a year, draws thousands of students who run across campus in their underwear. It began in 2002 as a way for students to have some fun around finals time, LA-Times reporter Shelby Grad reports. According to SoCal Minds, the event attracts 8,000 to 10,000 students. Anybody who is in need of some undies can contact box[ur]shorts™ Film Festival for some free merchandize!

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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"