The Lexington Film League, an organization created last year to support and promote cinematic arts in Lexington, recently hosted a contest asking Lexingtonians to document the things that people are doing in their community. The submission criteria was otherwise vague - just find someone is your community who is doing something, and create a five minute video about it. The entries are in ~ more than 20 of them, covering a diverse base of individuals and organizations in and around Lexington. You can view all of the entries here at YouTube, and vote for your favorite by e-mailing lexfilmleague@gmail.com (include the title of the video in the e-mail).
The 10 winning "Doers Community Films" will be screened at Natasha's Bistro on Friday, February 26, and an awards ceremony will commence that evening as well, with awards including a People's Choice Award (decided by viewers the day of the event) and People's Choice Award (decided upon by a panel of judges). Doors at 6 p.m., with the screening starting at 6:30 (free and open to the public). Voting will continue through the day of the awards.
For more information on the Lexington Film League - including information about current workshops and upcoming contests - visit www.lexingtonfilmleague.org.
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