Where are they now? Chapter 4

Where are they now? Chapter 4

After 5 seasons, 75+ short screenplays read, and 130+ films programmed, DCFF has met so many awesome filmmakers, artists and writers. As we look forward to our 6th annual festival (February 22-24, 2019), we thought this was a great opportunity to check back in with some of our alumni. This is our fourth installment of, “DCFF Alumni: Where are they now?” Please check back for future posts and lots of updates and news about our filmmakers and writers.

 

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 Jack C. Newell – 2018 DCFF Director, 42 Grams

Jack is a world-renowned and award winning filmmaker and public artist. He is the Program Director at the Harold Ramis Film School and co-creator of several arts projects in Chicago, IL. He is currently in post-production for a documentary series, How to Build a School in Haiti. 42 Grams has played at festivals around the world, and is now available on iTunes and Netflix. Learn more about Jack!

 

 

 

 

 


 

A759122_list_20180622165215Flula Borg – 2016 DCFF Actor, Buddymoon

Buddymoon was purchased and released by Orion Pictures and Gravitas Ventures in 2016. Actor Flula Borg has acted in numerous films and TV shows since his role in Buddymoon, including Pitch Perfect 2, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and Ferdinand. He is currently busy filming Trolls 2. Buddymoon is now available to stream on Amazon Prime and Netflix. Learn more about the dynamic actor!

 

 

 

 

 


 

Part of the non profit Destiny City Film Festival’s mission is to engage filmmakers, writers, and film-goers through shared experience and storytelling. These connections make our community stronger, and our filmmakers and writers make these experiences possible.

If you’d like to support our mission, your financial investment can help bring these special guests to our City of Destiny. Please review the many opportunities to contribute to Tacoma’s premiere celebration of cinematic storytelling.

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Emily
Emily loves movies and Tacoma. Thus, the Destiny City Film Festival was born in 2013 and has been going strong ever since!