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One of the things I do to exorcise my creative demons is to create a music video from time to time. I’m constantly listening to music and movies and video have fascinated me since I first picked up an 8MM camera. It’s therapeutic for me, especially given the current state of the nation.
“Ma Vie En Rose” (My Life In Pink) will be shown at Fresno State on Friday, January 19th at 5:15PM in the McLane Hall 121. Admission is free. “Ma Vie En Rose” is the story of a little girl born in a little boy’s body. For him, nothing is more natural than to change
December 12th @ 7pm. This will be a great chance to see Christmas Tree Lane with no vehicles. We'll meet at 7pm on the corner of Shields Ave. and Van Ness Blvd. We'll have small flashlights available for $1 donation. Call if you need help or can't find us: 307-0807 See you Tuesday night!
In October of 1998, Matthew Shepard , 21 years old and living in Wyoming, was robbed and violently beaten by two men who had offered to give him a ride home. Left tied to a fence, Shepard was not found for 18 hours. After five days in the hospital, he died from his injuries.
The Reel Pride Film Festival has been showcasing cutting edge and ground breaking GLBT films in Fresno for the past 18 years. With another successful festival under their belt, Reel Pride is committed to bringing more films to Fresno, more often. They will be offering film selections on a regular basis during the break between
On Friday November 24, 2006, Reel Pride Film Festival presents its Night Out! screening of Another Gay Movie by Todd Stephens at the Tower Theatre at 8:00pm. General admission is $10 per person and $5 for Reel Pride VIP Members. Director Todd Stephens (writer/producer of Edge of Seventeen, and the writer/director/producer of Gypsy '83) breaks
Reality in America is fairly out of focus. We tend to accept words from any source as reality, without so much as a follow up question. With celebrities it’s far easier, since our knowledge of them is based on an act, or a publicity interview. It’s rare that any of us ever gets to know
Writer and director Q Allan Brocka received an achievement award at this year’s Fresno Reel Pride Festival. Allan has been contributing to and coming to Fresno’s film festival for years. He’s currently in Toronto, Canada working on a gay themed series, Rick & Steve, The Happiest Gay Couple In All The World, which is scheduled
Fresno’s Third Annual Coming Out Day Due to lack of interest and funds, we regretfully must cancel this years Fresno Coming Out Day. If you are interested in organizing and/or fundraising for next year’s event, please contact us. Thank you… Feel free to take a look back at our 2005 and 2004 events in the
The 2006 Reel Pride Film Festival Needs Your Help! Be a Star! Local award-winning photographer Keith Seaman is teaming up with the Reel Pride Film Festival to photograph the Tower Theater for the upcoming 2006 Reel Pride Film Festival event. We are seeking volunteers to act as extras for the shoot as we re-create opening
