$10,000 prize consisting of 7 days of soundstage time will be awarded to the best film of the 2010 Minneapolis Underground Film Festival.

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Contact: 2010 Minneapolis Underground Film Festival
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$10,000 prize consisting of 7 days of soundstage time will be awarded to the best film of the 2010 Minneapolis Underground Film Festival.

A new prize has been announced has been announced for the 2010 Minneapolis Underground Film Festival. The best film of the 2010 festival will receive an award of 7 full days of soundstage studio time valued at $10,000 courtesy of Random Original Productions. Random Original operates three studio areas in their facility.
Pabst Studio is a full size sound stage. It includes a 200 Amps-three phase power, integrated light grid and easy modularity. Pabst is a 40' by 30' for a total nearly 1,200 square feet of shooting space. The lighting grid is 12' from the floor. There is direct access from Pabst into an addition 5,000 addition square feet of studio space.
Rainier Studio is the larger full size studio. It includes dressing rooms, rest rooms, makeup room, and 400 Amps-three phase power. Rainier Studio has two sections combining for a total of 3,900 square feet of shooting space. With 12’ high ceiling and south facing windows, its many photographers dream spot.
Schlitz has a 48’' brick wall, with optional cyclorama setups, with a 11' high ceiling.
In order to qualify films must be submitted for official entry to the minneapolis underground film festival for consideration. Only films in competition will qualify. The deadline for submissions has been extended 2 weeks to September 14th 2010
For additional information contact: minneapolisuff@gmail.com, 612-396-1080 Cell

The Minneapolis Underground Film Festival gives voice to hidden filmmakers and their buried gems. Our mission is to exhibit artists, entertain our audiences and inspire filmmakers to create exiting original work.
Hosted in Minneapolis at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design the film festival utilizes state of the art screening facilities and multiple auditoriums to showcase cinema’s most provocative and original work. Films are followed by audience questions and answers as well as an informal filmmaker lounge where audience members can interact with filmmakers from around the world.

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