Brainwash Movie Festival: Drive-in Bike-in Walk-in Film Festival in Oakland, California - unique independent short movies! » teaser

Video: That’s dedication.

Jason Gohlke — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 23:46:48 +0000

Okay, here’s what Dave and I were doing at midnight last night to bring you, the Brainwash Drive-in Bike-in Walk-in Movie Festival patron, the best possible drive-in film experience possible.

By the way, this new, thicker vinyl screen is a significant upgrade from last year. Last year we added a new projector and FM transmitter, which worked great! The sound and picture are as clear as Crystal Gravy. Check out last year’s blog entry for details.

Aaaand, I added descriptions of all the movies, so now you can (kind of) understand what you’re getting into!

Trailer/teaser for 2011

Harrison Fremont — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 06:26:08 +0000

Hey, look… here’s a weird preliminary trailer for 2011!

Share and enjoy!

Announcing the 16th Annual Brainwash Movie Festival!

Jason Gohlke — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 09:10:51 +0000

Without further ado, here are some images you can use if you’d like to promote the festival. I’d be glad to add something to the press release or to an image for any of our moviemakers, if you’d like.

The show will be August 7th, 13th, and 14th at the Mandela Village Arts Center, 1357 5th St., in Oakland, 9 pm each night, $10 each. Find out more about the festival!

Coming soon to a [something] near you…

Jason Gohlke — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 07:21:40 +0000

Is it 2010 already? Oh — it’s March? (Really?)

Only 3 1/2 months to the 16th Annual Brainwash Movie Festival, you say? My, how time has flown.

I’m sure you’ve all got your independent short movies and features all lined up to submit to Brainwash. (You can submit your movies at any time using Withoutabox, but if you want to be truly, madly, stubbornly indie, you’ll have to wait until we fix our credit card authorization form — either that or you can scrawl your entry in crayon on the inside of an empty cereal box. On second thought…)

UPDATE! You can now use the secure credit-card-friendly entry form on our site again, if you don’t want to sign up for Withoutabox.

Our enthusiasm is starting to build for this year’s festival, and we hope yours is too!

Stay tuned on Facebook (now with our own URL, thanks to 100 nice people), and join our very low-volume mailing list — you wouldn’t want to miss anything, would you?