Duke City Shootout Photo Galleries

2006 DUKE CITY SHOOTOUT IMAGE GALLERIES

Follow the festival fun as our team of still photographers documents the action and brings it to you in gallery form. Check in often as new events and production stills from all seven movies are added!

	As June came to a close, many of New Mexico's best talent auditioned for roles in the seven movies. Here's an overview of what its like to walk in, register, read a page from a script which was just handed to you minutes before, and act! Congratulations to all who tried, and to the Duke City Shootout auditioning staff. All images ©2006 by John Maio and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	The 48 Hour Film Festival got off to a great start on July 10, at the "meet and greet" held at Harlow's on Central Avenue in Nob Hill. Teams registered and got to meet each other and the DFI staff in preparation for this exciting event. Here's your chance to peek in! All images ©2006 by Barbara Gibson and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Many New Mexicans currently working in the state's film industry got their first real taste of what its like to be part of a technical crew by attending the Duke City Shootout's week-long BootCamp. Here's a gallery of images from this year's event. We'll be adding more images as they come in from our crew. All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and the credited photographer
	It takes a tremendous number of volunteers to put on a movie making festival. In a tribute to all of our volunteers, here's a peek at the signup process for our event volunteers. It took place on July 17th. All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and John Maio
	A VIP mixer event was held on Thursday, July 20th. Meet some of the Writers, Sponsors and guests that make the Duke City Shootout the premiere movie making event that is is! All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and John Maio
	The Albuquerque Little Theater was the venue for the Opening Night Gallery. Even though movie crews were schedules to start shooting at 6AM the next day, a good number showed up for the festivities. All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and the credited photographer
	There were an outstanding 23 teams that competed in the 48 Hour Film Festival. Here, at the start, the energy and enthusiam was very high - - was it enough to carry them through? Check the schedule for announcemens of the winning teams. All images ©2006 by Barbara Gibson and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	The Shotgun Start! Official beginning of the Duke City Shootout! All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and the credited photographer
	The MiniCini Kickoff started Sunday morning at Civic Plaza. Sponsored by Intel, MiniCini entrants got to meet some fantastic mentors who guided them through writing, shooting and editing for viewing on the small screen. All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and Fagan O'Reilley
	Production stills from "Confession", a drama by Lauren Schneider, NYC Two hit men have a revelation when they come face to face in a church confessional. All images ©2006 by Elliot Madriss and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Production Stills from "Dog Day", A comedy by Joachim Jung, Los Angeles, CA When two brothers need a new TV for their grandmother, buying is not an option. All images ©2006 by John Maio and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Production stills from "Eddy Ray" a sci-fi movie by D'Artagnan (Dart) Hardiman, Albuquerque, NM Don't lose your head over a pretty face. All images ©2006 by Elliot Madriss and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Production stills from "The Kiss", a drama by Chidiki Whitley, Indian Head, MD A young boy assumes the role of man of the house after making good on a deal with his big brother. All images ©2006 by Nell Farrell and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Production stills from "Maklar Anyone?", a sci-fi comedy by Angela and Phil Guzzo, Milwaukie, OR A sci-fi fan club gets more than they bargained for when a new member shows up. All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and Fagan O'Reilley
	Production stills from "Talk Me To Death", a comedy by Pamela K. Johnson, Long Beach, CA Death, where is thy ring tone? All images ©2006 by Barbara Gibson and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Production stills from "Under My Skin". a horror movie by Stanley Ray, Albuquerque, NM Terror is only skin deep. All images ©2006 by John Maio and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Wrap Party at the Insomnia Lounge, Hyatt Hotel All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and the credited photographer
	"Women In Entertainment Emerge" - a panel discussion featuring leading industry professional women, held in the Insomnia Lounge All images ©2006 by John Maio and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	VIP reception for Judges, Mentors and Sponsors All images ©2006 by John Maio and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	"Staredown" was judged the best picture at the 48Hr Film Festival Awards event held in Insomnia Lounge All images ©2006 by Mike Miller and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	Premiere showing of "Army of the Dead", a film by Joe Conti All images ©2006 by Elliot Madriss and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	The Cine-Spirit Award presentation honoring famed animator Ralph Bakshi at the Hispanic Cultural Center All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and the credited photographer
	A final VIP reception was held at Scalo's in Nob Hill following the Cine-Spirit Award event All images ©2006 by John Maio and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	The seven completed movies are handed over on judgement day. . . . All images ©2006 by John Maio and Digital Filmmaking Institute
	And the winners are - "Under My Skin" for Best Movie of 2006 and "Talk Me To Death", which won the Audience Award. Check out the pics from the Gala and the Party! All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and the credited photographer

All images ©2006 by Digital Filmmaking Institute and the individual photographer credited. Use of these images in all media is restricted. High resolution images for the print media are available on request. Email stillphotos@shootdfi.net for more information.