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Box office & Membership a73 3
AIFF Goes Green
Welcome a73 5
By partnering with Pacific Power’s Blue Sky program and the Sponsors & Grantors a73 7
Ashland Renewable Pioneers, the ashland independent film festival
is once again making its energy use pollution-free. These partners
Parties a73 9
are providing enough renewable energy certificates to cover 100%
of the festival’s electricity usage. The certificates support wind and
Free Festival Events & Films a73 10
solar power on our national and local power grids.
Family Films a73 13
The AIFF remains committed to making our event environmentally
friendly including using 20% post-consumer recycled paper for the Artistic Achievement Award a73 14
printing of this program.
Rogue Award a73 15
Please help us in this effort by bringing your own water bottles to
film screenings and if you do have a plastic bottle, making sure to
Documentaries
recycle in bins provided at both venues.
Awards & Jurors a73 16
Films & Filmmakers a73 17
Features
Venues
Awards & Jurors a73 42
Films & Filmmakers a73 43
Shorts
Awards & Jurors a73 49
Films & Filmmakers a73 50
Print Source a73 71
The AIFF Team a73 72
Thanks a73 74
Schedule a73 75
Film Index a73 80
AIFF 2009 Artwork
The 2009 festival artwork, created by Ashland artist
Bruce Bayard, incorporates the neon sign of the Varsity
Theatre and the art-deco façade of the MGM Grand in
Las Vegas. The merging of photographic images and the
Parking
digital manipulation of colors is a signature of Bruce’s
art. He has donated original artwork to the festival for
the past three years, a process that begins in August
and continues year round on the AIFF website. We are
grateful for his continuous contribution.
Program layout by David Ruppe, Impact Publications
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