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The Love Your Shorts Film Festival announces its call for short film
entries with a "Florida Flavor" category specifically for Florida
filmmakers and films made in the state.  Submission details and entry
form are available at www.LoveYourShorts.com.

The
2012 Love Your Shorts Film Festival (LYSFF) will be held February 10-12
at the Wayne Densch Performing Arts Center in downtown Sanford,
Florida.

The LYSFF screens only short films under 30 minutes in length. Films are
divided into different blocks for screening. Audience members at each
block vote for their favorite film and winners are announced on the
spot.

The winning films from each block advance to a final block for a panel
of judges to pick the overall festival winner. Winners of each block
earn cash prizes and the festival’s award, the “Monroe,” an original
piece of metal artwork named after Sanford’s Lake Monroe.

Other events during the festival will include an opening night party, time for filmmaker networking, and a filmmakers panel.

The February 2011 festival was received with much success and allowed
the festival to move to a larger venue at the Wayne Densch theater.

“I
really enjoyed LYSFF. It had a wonderful community feel and everyone
involved was clearly passionate about the art form. Sanford is a
beautiful town and it serves as a perfect setting for such an event.” –
Charles Frisby, Director of 2011 LYSFF Official Selection “The Hard
Road”

“The community was friendly, warm and inviting. They made us feel
welcomed, and as a direct result we would love to visit again. Many filmmakers I’ve spoken to have already stated they
will be submitting to Love Your Shorts for next year.” - Scott Schierich, Director of 2011 LYSFF Official Selection and Drama Winner "Determined"

Visit www.LoveYourShorts.com for more information.

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