Don’t have plans for the last day of August? Head to Alamo Drafthouse to check out 25 short films created by Corpus Christi filmmakers.
The Corpus Christi 7 Day Film Project, an annual competition in which movie lovers create short films within one week, will hold its screening day at 12:30 p.m. Aug. 31 at 7601 S. Staples St.
Tickets range from $20 to $45 and can be purchased at cc7day.com.
The 25 short films, created by 25 teams, all include “essential elements” that CC7D provided at the kick-off event in July. The four elements were a source of light as a prop; the line of dialogue, “I am ready”; a character named Nick or Nicky who is depicted as an unreliable person; and a thought, idea or concept incorporated in the short film that shows how the new Harbor Bridge inspired the filmmakers.
The films will be divided into three flights. The first will start at 1 p.m., the second at 3 p.m. and the last at 5 p.m.
An audience watches a film at Alamo Drafthouse in Corpus Christi in June 2022.
Film order
Flight 1
“In the Ditch” by Acuñamatata
“Mummia Tummia” by Team Edward
“Where Were You?” by Clownfish Productions
“Blue Jacket” by Guidon Productions
“Into the Light” by ¿Y Qué?
ADVERTISEMENT“Caffeine Support” by Primitive Visuals
“Paradise” by Certain Reelity Studios
“Green Abstract” by Alt Intension
“Into the Turn” by Brainstorm
Flight 2
“Late Night Corpus Christi” by Coastal Boomers
“Connections” by Brewing 48 Films
“Deja Vu” by A CDN Film Company
“Doppelganger” by Body Yell Productions
“Baby, Baby” by Basic Cable Productions
“Something Darker Than Dark” by Ratwood Productions
Flight 3
“Nuestra Torta” by Bridge Burners
“The Impulse” by Not Those Smiths
“Momfluencer” by Family Matters
“Impossible Possible Mission 2: Finding Love” by Something Awesome Productions
“On One” by Bell Lap Productions
“The Friendship Fee” by Team Edge
“Paper Coffins” by WE3 Productions
“Route 76” by Mohler Media
After the screening, an awards ceremony will be held at House of Rock at 511 Starr St. at 7:30 p.m. The top five films with be crowned and other awards will be given for story, performances and more.
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