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Submission Deadline For Horror Film Fest Is July 31

Event Slated At Big Bear Lake Performning Arts Center

By Michael P. Neufeld
Friday, July 30, 2010

Big Bear Lake, CA - The deadline for all Big Bear Horror Film Festival submissions is Saturday, July 31. Submissions postmarked after that date will not be included in the upcoming festival. Submit your film by the deadline and bask in the gory!

The Big Bear Horror Film Festival, produced by Evil Kitty Productions, will be staged October 15-17. (Photo by BB Horror Film Festival.)

The festival, slated for the Big Bear Lake Performing Arts Center, will open Friday, October 15, and run through Sunday, October 17.

The festival is a small and intimate event where horror film fans can join fellow horror film fans during the annual festival.

Submission fees are:

• Feature/Animated Films - $45
• Shorts/Student Films - $30

All fees and DVD copies must be postmarked no later than July 31 to be considered.

Please enclose a check or money order payable to: Evil Kitty Productions. Send to: Big Bear Lake Horror Film Festival/Evil Kitty Productions, P.O. Box 3168, Burbank, CA 91508-3168.

To request a submission form send an e-mail to: info@bigbearhorrorfilmfest.com.

For additional information visit HORROR FILM FEST.

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Michael P. Neufeld, RIMOFTHEWORLD.net Managing News Editor, is a graduate of the Dwight Bentel School of Journalism at San Jose State University. His first job out of San Jose State was with the Associated Press in Los Angeles as overnight Radio Editor. Prior to joining RIMOFTHEWORLD.net, Neufeld was editor of two weekly newspapers—THE MOUNTAIN NEWS and CRESTLINE COURIER-NEWS. He also has experience as editor of an employee newspaper for a major utility company and during his tenure as executive director of the San Jose State University Alumni Association served as faculty advisor to the association's monthly newsletter. He also spent eight years in commercial radio doing everything from news to advertising sales and writing commercials to being an announcer and on-air personality. Neufeld is actively involved the mountain communities including serving as master of ceremonies for the Arrowhead Arts Music Festival held each summer.

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