1st INDIAN CHILDRENS FILM FESTIVAL IN US

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1st INDIAN CHILDRENS FILM FESTIVAL IN US - Call for "TALENT HUNT - MOVIE MAKING" Competition - From SILPIX Entertainment Inc.

SILPIX Entertainment Inc, is hosting the “1st Indian Children’s Film festival in America” in collaboration with Children’s India starting 26th March, 2011 from 9am through 27th March, 2011 until 9pm. 27 children’s feature films censored and recognized by CFFI will be shown in 2 days during this festival.

SILPIX believes in its vision statement “To keep the spirit of the young minds alive”. We want to provide an opportunity and be a catalyst for today’s enthusiastic youth to come and achieve dreams in any area of their choice. The foundation to realize any dream is proper education, upon which careers are built.

SILPIX activities are evolving around its vision statement and the foundation of proper education. While SILPIX focuses on entertainment, the recognition to promote education in entertainment business is very important. With this ideology, SILPIX in association with Children’s India is conducting workshops and breakout sessions during this festival. The details about the workshops are available on our website for your reference at http://www.silpix.com.

As parents, we want the best education for our children. This film festival for pre-teens and teenagers is our way to implement the philosophy that we all as parents are focused on our kid’s education regardless of their areas of interest.

As part of his festival we are inviting for young minds to participate in "TALENT HUNT - MOVIE MAKING " competition who are interested in making movies. This gives young minds an opportunity to exhibit their talent in movie making industry. Please forward this flyer to all the parents and kids who might be interested in participating in this competition. All the terms and conditions and entry form are available on our website.

More information can also be obtained from http://chicagovenky.blogspot.com

- MMPgh Board of Directors -2011.
Note: This is not a MMPGH event