If you're a fan of independent film and/or are an avid supporter of the Arts, you don't want to miss the screening of the best timed filmmaking competition in the world taking place at the Byrd Theatre on Sunday, July 21 when the world premieres by Virginia filmmakers will screen the films they make during the weekend of July 12-14 for the Richmond 48 Hour Film Project!

Here are the film teams that will screen in Group A (screening order, subject to change):

This is a Film About Something, Sam Housman

Funktropolis Media, Wil Austin

Grace Period, Will Barker

Cinematic Theatrics, Christopher Brooks

Pillow Talk, Maura Mazurowski

Face for Radio, Cameron Robinson

Insurrection Digital, Michael McDaniel

Unemployed but Hopeful, Ashley Gallaway

Come support your friends and favorite filmmakers, or just come to watch some great films made by local artists. The audience is part of the fun! They get to vote for their favorite films and help those films win awards--Best Film, Audience Favorite and numerous other awards--which are presented at the Best of Richmond Screenings and Awards Ceremony, also at the Byrd Theatre, on Sunday, July 28.  

Tickets to screenings are on sale now and film fans are already securing their seats to the best show in town! Be sure to get yours before they're gone!

Films are not rated and some may contain mature content or language, disturbing images and/or violence. Viewer discretion is advised.