April 20 Night 3: Dire consequences/apocalyptic - Sleepwalker, Bow & Arrow, and Walk Me Out

Due to quarantine, the BFA Film Class of last year was not able to screen their Directing Projects. We’re so glad to have the opportunity to show them to you April 18-20 in one time only screenings! 

April 18 @ 7:30 pm: Dramas - Halloween, 1987 & Wailing

April 19 @ 7:30 pm:: Thriller/Horror - Lockbox, Grier, and Blood & Fire

April 20 @ 7:30 pm:: Dire Consequences/Apocalyptic -

Sleepwalker, Bow & Arrow, and Walk Me Out

Sleepwalker (17:01)

by Philip R Arentz

In Colonial New England, A young man seeks out an old woods witch to make a deal- a cure for his infertility, in exchange for a sacrificial service.

BOW & ARROW (17:45)

By Michael Flynn

Logline: In a dystopian future, a young boy must learn to survive and overcome the scars of a tragedy that left him unable to shoot his bow and arrow.

WALK ME OUT (17:00)

Kyle Crago

Logline: After the sudden announcement of the impending apocalypse, Winslow and Cassidy must embark on a surreal journey to chase down their doppelgängers while grappling with their turbulent past.

Located on the northern edge of the Avenue of the Arts, Temple Theaters, the production program of the Department of Theater, has established itself as one of the finest nationally-ranked theater training programs in the nation. Temple University’s Department of Theater offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in acting, design, directing, musical theater, playwriting and theater education. As part of Center for Performing and Cinematic Arts, the School of Theater, Film and Media Arts offers hallmark programs in theater, film and media arts that engage students with nationally and internationally recognized faculty and fuse the high-quality training with rigorous scholarship and artistry.