Endeavor Cinema Discussion Panel and Sneak Peek Screening

April 29, 2017, 6:00pm - April 29, 2017, 9:00pm

Endeavor Cinema - A Creative Motion Arts Discussion Panel ‘Conversation with Filmmaker Nathan D. Myers about the Creative Process of Indie Filmmaking' Where: Funky Town Creative Arts Lounge 1549 N Main Street, Suite 101 Fort Worth, TX 76164 (214) 251.5670 When Saturday, April 29th, 2017 From: 6:00pm till 9:00pm Doors open and mixer begins at: 6:00pm - till 7:15pm Film Screening begins at: 7:30pm with Q&A afterwards Admission is free with an assortment of drinks and light food fair served. Our featured indie filmmaker discussion series panel for April is From Concept to Distribution with Nathan D. Myers. Nathan is an experienced and talented filmmaker with extensive knowledge in the process of creating feature films within a budget. Nathan will be screening clips from his latest film to go into distribution ‘Aria Appleton’ along with other works to illustrate his creative process for producing feature films. Several members of his creative team will also be present to discuss their roles during production of the creative process. Come join us for a wonderful evening of film and celebration as we discuss the creative process of indie filmmaking from North Texas filmmaker, Nathan D. Myers. Unite! Engage! and Celebrate!! Please RSVP to this event on our website at: www.endeavorcinema.org Parking Instructions: Please make sure to park either on Main Street or behind the Mercado Plaza on Main Street. Please do not park behind the building in any of the parking lots (including family dollar or other marked tow zones), you can be towed.

Aria Appleton screening at the Lone Star Film Festival

November 12, 2016, 11:00am - November 12, 2016, 1:00pm

Aria Appleton Shines like the Sun is an official showcase selection at the Lone Star Film Festival! Aria Appleton is a brand-new musical family comedy directed by Nathan D. Myers, produced and filmed in and around Fort Worth, Texas. Tickets/Seating: Tickets are $10 at the door (cash or credit accepted, credit surcharges apply). Seating is limited and festival all-access passholders will be seated first. We advise you arrive in advance to purchase your tickets and queue for seating. NO photography or video in the auditorium until after the screening concludes. Aria Appleton is family friendly and aimed at ages 6-12... please invite your kids! Venue/Parking: The screening will be held at Four Day Weekend, across the street from Sundance Square. Sundance Square Garage Parking is free on Saturdays. Sundance Square Valet Parking is free with validation at restaurants and shops IN Sundance Square. There are also metered parking spaces within walking distance of the venue. Film Synopsis: Aria Appleton is a talented 11 year old girl who will will do anything to achieve stardom - even conspire to cheat her best friend out of the lead role in the school musical. When Aria's oblivious mother leaves on a two week "business cruise", Aria is forced to stay with her babysitter's quirky, but genuine family. Through the family's positive influence, Aria begins to have second thoughts about her schemes, but might not be able to stop the events she's set in motion. Through everything, Aria escapes into her imagination to make sense of it all - her imagination, of course, being a variety of fantastic sequences, animation and musical numbers. (93 minutes) About the Lone Star Film Society: The Lone Star Film Society is a non-profit organization that exists to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of the moving image as an art form while showcasing the City of Fort Worth. The Society accomplishes this mission through year-round screenings, educational workshops, collaborative community partnerships and the annual presentation of the Lone Star Film Festival in Sundance Square. Shine on, Aria fans!

Aria Appleton screening at the Lone Star Film Festival

November 12, 2016, 11:00am - November 12, 2016, 1:00pm

Aria Appleton Shines like the Sun is an official showcase selection at the Lone Star Film Festival! Aria Appleton is a brand-new musical family comedy directed by Nathan D. Myers, produced and filmed in and around Fort Worth, Texas. Tickets/Seating: Tickets are $10 at the door (cash or credit accepted, credit surcharges apply). Seating is limited and festival all-access passholders will be seated first. We advise you arrive in advance to purchase your tickets and queue for seating. NO photography or video in the auditorium until after the screening concludes. Aria Appleton is family friendly and aimed at ages 6-12... please invite your kids! Venue/Parking: The screening will be held at Four Day Weekend, across the street from Sundance Square. Sundance Square Garage Parking is free on Saturdays. Sundance Square Valet Parking is free with validation at restaurants and shops IN Sundance Square. There are also metered parking spaces within walking distance of the venue. Film Synopsis: Aria Appleton is a talented 11 year old girl who will will do anything to achieve stardom - even conspire to cheat her best friend out of the lead role in the school musical. When Aria's oblivious mother leaves on a two week "business cruise", Aria is forced to stay with her babysitter's quirky, but genuine family. Through the family's positive influence, Aria begins to have second thoughts about her schemes, but might not be able to stop the events she's set in motion. Through everything, Aria escapes into her imagination to make sense of it all - her imagination, of course, being a variety of fantastic sequences, animation and musical numbers. (93 minutes) About the Lone Star Film Society: The Lone Star Film Society is a non-profit organization that exists to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of the moving image as an art form while showcasing the City of Fort Worth. The Society accomplishes this mission through year-round screenings, educational workshops, collaborative community partnerships and the annual presentation of the Lone Star Film Festival in Sundance Square. Shine on, Aria fans!

Aria Appleton screening at the Lone Star Film Festival

November 12, 2016, 11:00am - November 12, 2016, 1:00pm

Aria Appleton Shines like the Sun is an official showcase selection at the Lone Star Film Festival! Aria Appleton is a brand-new musical family comedy directed by Nathan D. Myers, produced and filmed in and around Fort Worth, Texas. Tickets/Seating: Tickets are $10 at the door (cash or credit accepted, credit surcharges apply). Seating is limited and festival all-access passholders will be seated first. We advise you arrive in advance to purchase your tickets and queue for seating. NO photography or video in the auditorium until after the screening concludes. Aria Appleton is family friendly and aimed at ages 6-12... please invite your kids! Venue/Parking: The screening will be held at Four Day Weekend, across the street from Sundance Square. Sundance Square Garage Parking is free on Saturdays. Sundance Square Valet Parking is free with validation at restaurants and shops IN Sundance Square. There are also metered parking spaces within walking distance of the venue. Film Synopsis: Aria Appleton is a talented 11 year old girl who will will do anything to achieve stardom - even conspire to cheat her best friend out of the lead role in the school musical. When Aria's oblivious mother leaves on a two week "business cruise", Aria is forced to stay with her babysitter's quirky, but genuine family. Through the family's positive influence, Aria begins to have second thoughts about her schemes, but might not be able to stop the events she's set in motion. Through everything, Aria escapes into her imagination to make sense of it all - her imagination, of course, being a variety of fantastic sequences, animation and musical numbers. (93 minutes) About the Lone Star Film Society: The Lone Star Film Society is a non-profit organization that exists to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of the moving image as an art form while showcasing the City of Fort Worth. The Society accomplishes this mission through year-round screenings, educational workshops, collaborative community partnerships and the annual presentation of the Lone Star Film Festival in Sundance Square. Shine on, Aria fans!

Aria Appleton screening at the Lone Star Film Festival

November 12, 2016, 11:00am - November 12, 2016, 1:00pm

Aria Appleton Shines like the Sun is an official showcase selection at the Lone Star Film Festival! Aria Appleton is a brand-new musical family comedy directed by Nathan D. Myers, produced and filmed in and around Fort Worth, Texas. Tickets/Seating: Tickets are $10 at the door (cash or credit accepted, credit surcharges apply). Seating is limited and festival all-access passholders will be seated first. We advise you arrive in advance to purchase your tickets and queue for seating. NO photography or video in the auditorium until after the screening concludes. Aria Appleton is family friendly and aimed at ages 6-12... please invite your kids! Venue/Parking: The screening will be held at Four Day Weekend, across the street from Sundance Square. Sundance Square Garage Parking is free on Saturdays. Sundance Square Valet Parking is free with validation at restaurants and shops IN Sundance Square. There are also metered parking spaces within walking distance of the venue. Film Synopsis: Aria Appleton is a talented 11 year old girl who will will do anything to achieve stardom - even conspire to cheat her best friend out of the lead role in the school musical. When Aria's oblivious mother leaves on a two week "business cruise", Aria is forced to stay with her babysitter's quirky, but genuine family. Through the family's positive influence, Aria begins to have second thoughts about her schemes, but might not be able to stop the events she's set in motion. Through everything, Aria escapes into her imagination to make sense of it all - her imagination, of course, being a variety of fantastic sequences, animation and musical numbers. (93 minutes) About the Lone Star Film Society: The Lone Star Film Society is a non-profit organization that exists to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of the moving image as an art form while showcasing the City of Fort Worth. The Society accomplishes this mission through year-round screenings, educational workshops, collaborative community partnerships and the annual presentation of the Lone Star Film Festival in Sundance Square. Shine on, Aria fans!

Aria Appleton screening at the Lone Star Film Festival

November 12, 2016, 11:00am - November 12, 2016, 1:00pm

Aria Appleton Shines like the Sun is an official showcase selection at the Lone Star Film Festival! Aria Appleton is a brand-new musical family comedy directed by Nathan D. Myers, produced and filmed in and around Fort Worth, Texas. Tickets/Seating: Tickets are $10 at the door (cash or credit accepted, credit surcharges apply). Seating is limited and festival all-access passholders will be seated first. We advise you arrive in advance to purchase your tickets and queue for seating. NO photography or video in the auditorium until after the screening concludes. Aria Appleton is family friendly and aimed at ages 6-12... please invite your kids! Venue/Parking: The screening will be held at Four Day Weekend, across the street from Sundance Square. Sundance Square Garage Parking is free on Saturdays. Sundance Square Valet Parking is free with validation at restaurants and shops IN Sundance Square. There are also metered parking spaces within walking distance of the venue. Film Synopsis: Aria Appleton is a talented 11 year old girl who will will do anything to achieve stardom - even conspire to cheat her best friend out of the lead role in the school musical. When Aria's oblivious mother leaves on a two week "business cruise", Aria is forced to stay with her babysitter's quirky, but genuine family. Through the family's positive influence, Aria begins to have second thoughts about her schemes, but might not be able to stop the events she's set in motion. Through everything, Aria escapes into her imagination to make sense of it all - her imagination, of course, being a variety of fantastic sequences, animation and musical numbers. (93 minutes) About the Lone Star Film Society: The Lone Star Film Society is a non-profit organization that exists to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of the moving image as an art form while showcasing the City of Fort Worth. The Society accomplishes this mission through year-round screenings, educational workshops, collaborative community partnerships and the annual presentation of the Lone Star Film Festival in Sundance Square. Shine on, Aria fans!

Aria Appleton screening at the Lone Star Film Festival

November 12, 2016, 11:00am - November 12, 2016, 1:00pm

Aria Appleton Shines like the Sun is an official showcase selection at the Lone Star Film Festival! Aria Appleton is a brand-new musical family comedy directed by Nathan D. Myers, produced and filmed in and around Fort Worth, Texas. Tickets/Seating: Tickets are $10 at the door (cash or credit accepted, credit surcharges apply). Seating is limited and festival all-access passholders will be seated first. We advise you arrive in advance to purchase your tickets and queue for seating. NO photography or video in the auditorium until after the screening concludes. Aria Appleton is family friendly and aimed at ages 6-12... please invite your kids! Venue/Parking: The screening will be held at Four Day Weekend, across the street from Sundance Square. Sundance Square Garage Parking is free on Saturdays. Sundance Square Valet Parking is free with validation at restaurants and shops IN Sundance Square. There are also metered parking spaces within walking distance of the venue. Film Synopsis: Aria Appleton is a talented 11 year old girl who will will do anything to achieve stardom - even conspire to cheat her best friend out of the lead role in the school musical. When Aria's oblivious mother leaves on a two week "business cruise", Aria is forced to stay with her babysitter's quirky, but genuine family. Through the family's positive influence, Aria begins to have second thoughts about her schemes, but might not be able to stop the events she's set in motion. Through everything, Aria escapes into her imagination to make sense of it all - her imagination, of course, being a variety of fantastic sequences, animation and musical numbers. (93 minutes) About the Lone Star Film Society: The Lone Star Film Society is a non-profit organization that exists to cultivate an appreciation and understanding of the moving image as an art form while showcasing the City of Fort Worth. The Society accomplishes this mission through year-round screenings, educational workshops, collaborative community partnerships and the annual presentation of the Lone Star Film Festival in Sundance Square. Shine on, Aria fans!