FSU Film School Launches Torchlight Film Series in SoWal

[passin thru]

"Though admission is free, seating for both feature films is limited, on a first-come-first-serve basis. Tickets are required and must be picked up in advance from the Seaside Repertory Theatre. They will be available beginning Saturday, October 31st, from 4:00pm ? 6:00pm, and again on Wednesday, November 4th, from 6:30 ? 7:30pm. For ticket information, visit www.seasiderep.org, or call the box office at 850-231-0733."

Tickets for both evenings are aparently all gone already ... I went to the Rep on 11/4 and they had none left.

 

[Seaside Rep Theatre]

"Though admission is free, seating for both feature films is limited, on a first-come-first-serve basis. Tickets are required and must be picked up in advance from the Seaside Repertory Theatre. They will be available beginning Saturday, October 31st, from 4:00pm ? 6:00pm, and again on Wednesday, November 4th, from 6:30 ? 7:30pm. For ticket information, visit www.seasiderep.org, or call the box office at 850-231-0733."

Tickets for both evenings are aparently all gone already ... I went to the Rep on 11/4 and they had none left.

Yes, unfortunately, we sold in out in about an hour. However, there will be a waiting list opening up at 7pm on the evening of the event... we do expect there to be a bit more seating available on the night of the event.. .

 

[hoover_rc]

5PM Screening Added - Director in attendance!

Saturday, November 21 @ 7:30pm

5pm SCREENING ADDED




Meeting Hall Theatre

HOW TO GET TICKETS

HOW TO GET TICKETS
While tickets to the 7:30 screening are sold out, the 5:00 tickets does have a few seats left. To pick up tickets, you must come to the Seaside Meeting Hall Theatre on Wednesday night, November 18, between 7:00pm and 7:30pm (prior to the staged reading) and get your reserved tickets. This is the only opportunity to get reserved seats, but signups for the waiting list will begin at 4:30pm on Saturday for the 5pm screening, and 7pm for the 7:30 screening. Signups will be outside the Meeting Hall Theatre.
Read below for more information on the screenings and the special guest!
Letter from the Director

Dear 30-A Community Members:
I am happy to announce an additional screening to our Saturday, November 21 event. In addition to the sold-out screening at 7pm, there will be a screening at 5pm, also at the Seaside Rep Theatre. Seating for the additional screening will be limited, on a first-come-first-serve basis. Tickets must be picked up in advance from the Seaside Repertory Theatre on Wednesday, November 18th at 7:00pm. For ticket information, visit Seaside Repertory Theatre, or call the box office at 850-231-0733.
Also, I am thrilled to announce that I have arranged to have a very special guest join the community at both screenings. The director of the film ? who is in the middle of a tour around the world with his internationally recognized movie ? will attend the screenings and discuss with us his remarkable project. This is a do-not-miss opportunity for the community to engage in a relevant and compelling discussion with a filmmaker who took great risks to make an important film, one that reveals to the world truths previously denied. More information about the screenings can be found on The Torchlight Film Series website at The Torchlight Film Series - Cinema 30A.
After the screenings, Robert and Daryl Davis will join the Torchlight team in welcoming the director of the film in a reception to be held at 10pm at Bud & Alley?s Waterfront Restaurant, 2236 East County Road 30-A in Seaside. This will be a unique opportunity to meet the filmmaker and learn more about his most important cause. You are all welcome to join us for champagne and celebration.
Remember to keep an eye on our website for information about the series: The Torchlight Film Series - Cinema 30A
See you at the movies,
Paul Cohen
Director
The Torchlight Program
College of Motion Picture Arts
Florida State University
The Torchlight Film Series - Cinema 30A

 

[Gidget]

Curious, is this an outdoor event?

G

 

[Jdarg]

Gidget-
The venues change- last week and this week, the films are shown inside the Rep's Meeting Hall Theatre. Ticket info follows:

Saturday, November 21 @ 7:30pm

5pm SCREENING ADDED




Meeting Hall Theatre

HOW TO GET TICKETS

HOW TO GET TICKETS
While tickets to the 7:30 screening are sold out, the 5:00 tickets does have a few seats left. To pick up tickets, you must come to the Seaside Meeting Hall Theatre on Wednesday night, November 18, between 7:00pm and 7:30pm (prior to the staged reading) and get your reserved tickets. This is the only opportunity to get reserved seats, but signups for the waiting list will begin at 4:30pm on Saturday for the 5pm screening, and 7pm for the 7:30 screening. Signups will be outside the Meeting Hall Theatre.
Read below for more information on the screenings and the special guest!
Letter from the Director

Dear 30-A Community Members:
I am happy to announce an additional screening to our Saturday, November 21 event. In addition to the sold-out screening at 7pm, there will be a screening at 5pm, also at the Seaside Rep Theatre. Seating for the additional screening will be limited, on a first-come-first-serve basis. Tickets must be picked up in advance from the Seaside Repertory Theatre on Wednesday, November 18th at 7:00pm. For ticket information, visit Seaside Repertory Theatre, or call the box office at 850-231-0733.
Also, I am thrilled to announce that I have arranged to have a very special guest join the community at both screenings. The director of the film ? who is in the middle of a tour around the world with his internationally recognized movie ? will attend the screenings and discuss with us his remarkable project. This is a do-not-miss opportunity for the community to engage in a relevant and compelling discussion with a filmmaker who took great risks to make an important film, one that reveals to the world truths previously denied. More information about the screenings can be found on The Torchlight Film Series website at The Torchlight Film Series - Cinema 30A.
After the screenings, Robert and Daryl Davis will join the Torchlight team in welcoming the director of the film in a reception to be held at 10pm at Bud & Alley?s Waterfront Restaurant, 2236 East County Road 30-A in Seaside. This will be a unique opportunity to meet the filmmaker and learn more about his most important cause. You are all welcome to join us for champagne and celebration.
Remember to keep an eye on our website for information about the series: The Torchlight Film Series - Cinema 30A
See you at the movies,
Paul Cohen
Director
The Torchlight Program
College of Motion Picture Arts
Florida State University
The Torchlight Film Series - Cinema 30A

 

[Gidget]

We have access to tickets - didn't know if Seaside Rep theater was outdoor theater - so it is indoor seating - sweet!

Thanks
G

 

[passin thru]

The Torchlight series film that was screened in Seaside last night, 11/21, will now also be shown at Alys Beach next Friday, 11/27.

I urge all SoWal cinephiles to see this extremely well crafted documentary ... it deals with several very important -- if not easy -- subjects.

 

[Gidget]

Hi can anyone tell me if the event tomorrow evening in Watercolor at Boathouse, is indoor or outdoor?

Thanks for your help

Gidget

 

[Teresa]

The Torchlight Film Series continues... March and April

The Torchlight Film Series
Cinema 30-A presents 3 nights with Stephen Baldwin. Baldwin will introduce the films and have a conversation after each screening.

Admission is free

Tues, March 23, 7:30pm
The WaterColor Boathouse
WaterColor, Florida
Screening: The Flyboys

Thurs, March 25, 7:30pm
Lyceum Meeting Room
Seaside, FL
Screening: The Usual Suspects

Fri, March 26, 7:30pm
The Town Hall
Rosemary Beach, FL
Screening: Midnight Clear

Presented by The Torchlight Program at the Florida State University's Film School.
"Bringing Contemporary Cinema to the Beach Throughout the Year"
The Torchlight Program is made possible by the generous support of 30-A communities and their community foundations.

Torchlight Film Series springs ahead with a series of conversations with actor Stephen Baldwin, and a special sneak preview.

After an exciting and successful series of feature screenings last fall, The Torchlight Film Series reconvenes this spring with a series of conversations between Torchlight Director Paul Cohen and celebrity guest Stephen Baldwin. The conversations will be organized around a selection of three films Baldwin starred in, from “The Usual Suspects” to some more unusual suspects.

Torchlight will follow up the Baldwin features in April with a screening of a special work-in-progress feature documentary film, presented as a sneak preview only to 30-A residents.

April features announced so far:

Tues, April 6, 7:30pm
Alys Beach Amphitheatre

admission is free / open to the public

Alys Beach will host a special sneak preview of a work in progress, followed by a conversation with the filmmaker. “Thespians” is a Florida-made documentary by Florida filmmaker Warren Skeels that is about to hit the national festival circuit before its theatrical release. The film follows four high school thespian troupes on their journey to the largest high school theatre competition in the world.

Torchlight Director Paul Cohen will host a Q&A with filmmaker Warren Skeels after the screening.


TorchlightFilmSeries.com

 

[Seaside Events]

Make sure to arrive early, as seating is limited for TONIGHT'S (Thursday, March 25) special event, "An Evening with Stephen Baldwin" in Seaside. Doors to the Lyceum Meeting Room open at 6:45PM and "The Usual Suspects" will begin at 7:30PM. Following the completion of the film, Mr. Baldwin will offer a Q&A with audience members. Refreshments will be available, provided by the Seaside Repertory Theatre. The Lyceum Meeting Room is located on Smolian Circle at the Seaside Neighborhood School (2nd Floor of the third building).