BRIGHT AS DAY in IFP No Borders

Hot on the heels of the Sundance Producing Lab, our new project Bright As Day has been selected for IFP’s No Borders International Co-Production Market, which takes place September 16-20 during IFP Film Week.

No Borders is the oldest and most prominent co-production market in the U.S. for narrative films. During Film Week, we’ll take part in one-to-one meetings with top industry leaders including financiers, distributors, sales agents, and festival programmers .

From the IFP press release:

Narrative program highlights include new work from established independent producers John Baker (Dragonslayer), Siddiq Barmak (Osama), Jason Berman (LUV), Anne Carey (The American), P. Jennifer Dana (The Art of Getting By), Howard Gertler (World’s Greatest Dad), Steve Holmgren (Putty Hill), Lucas Joaquin (Keep The Lights On), Guneet Monga (Gangs of Wasseypur), Katie Mustard (Night Catches Us), Josh Marston (Maria Full of Grace), Dave Saltzman (Shut Up and Play The Hits), Alicia Van Couvering (Tiny Furniture), Christine Kunewa Walker (Life During Wartime), Brock Williams (You’re Next), Steven Wolfe (500 Days of Summer) and Ryan Zacharias (Septien).

Acclaimed indie directors and festival favorites on this year’s slate include Deron Albright (The Destiny of Lesser Animals), Eleanor Burke & Ron Eyal (Stranger Things), Brian Crano (Bag of Hammers), Dustin Guy Defa (Bad Fever), Clay Jeter (JESS +MOSS), Eric Juhola (Off The Grid: Life On The Mesa), Malcom Murray (Bad Posture), Matthew Porterfield (Putty Hill), Tom Quinn (The New Year Parade), Dror Schaul (Sweet Mud), Martha Stevens (Pilgrim’s Song), Tim Sutton (Pavilion), and Musa Syeed (Valley of Saints).

Here’s a link to the full release on IFP’s site: http://www.ifp.org/press/ifp-announces-the-34th-edition-of-independent-film-week-september-16-20-plus-2012-industry-activities-and-project-forum-slate/

For a full list of selected projects:  http://www.ifp.org/resources/2012-project-forum-slate/