by Stephen Milek
The Milwaukee Film Festival is fast approaching. And while the full list of movies won't be announced for a few months Festival Passes and 6-Packs went on sale this morning. These are the cheapest tickets will be and if you are a member you get an even bigger discount.
To purchase tickets head over to http://www.mkefilm.org/tickets
Prices listed below.
The Milwaukee Film Festival is fast approaching. And while the full list of movies won't be announced for a few months Festival Passes and 6-Packs went on sale this morning. These are the cheapest tickets will be and if you are a member you get an even bigger discount.
To purchase tickets head over to http://www.mkefilm.org/tickets
Prices listed below.
FESTIVAL PASSES
For Milwaukee Film Members: on sale for $300 (regularly $400)
For everyone else: on sale for $450 (regularly $500)
6-PACKS
For Milwaukee Film Members: on sale for $45 (regularly $60)
For everyone else: $60 (regularly $72)
In addition to tickets going on sale the festival also released the 2016 campaign artwork as seen above. With the help of of Cathy Brautigam from Lone Shoe Graphics, Milwaukee Film hired Gabriela Riveros to design the artwork. Riveros is a local artist who is graduating from MIAD this year and has designed campaigns for various local companies. About the artwork Riveros said “I was able to stay true to my style and incorporate inspiration from culture, the past, and art history. The end product depicts the wild side of Milwaukee, with inspiration from Hieronymus Bosch’s famous painting The Garden of Earthly Delights.”
Check out her website for more info. http://chanchitariveros.com/
The Milwaukee Film Festival runs Sept .22 - Oct.6, 2016.
For Milwaukee Film Members: on sale for $300 (regularly $400)
For everyone else: on sale for $450 (regularly $500)
6-PACKS
For Milwaukee Film Members: on sale for $45 (regularly $60)
For everyone else: $60 (regularly $72)
In addition to tickets going on sale the festival also released the 2016 campaign artwork as seen above. With the help of of Cathy Brautigam from Lone Shoe Graphics, Milwaukee Film hired Gabriela Riveros to design the artwork. Riveros is a local artist who is graduating from MIAD this year and has designed campaigns for various local companies. About the artwork Riveros said “I was able to stay true to my style and incorporate inspiration from culture, the past, and art history. The end product depicts the wild side of Milwaukee, with inspiration from Hieronymus Bosch’s famous painting The Garden of Earthly Delights.”
Check out her website for more info. http://chanchitariveros.com/
The Milwaukee Film Festival runs Sept .22 - Oct.6, 2016.
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