Austin Arthouse Film Festival
Check out this BONUS episode featuring Giselle Marie Muñoz and Elizabeth Tabish, cofounders of the Austin Arthouse Film Festival.
We're bad at hiatuses. What can we say?
But we're super excited to feature Giselle and Elizabeth on the podcast talking about the Austin Arthouse Film Festival which takes place THIS WEEK. Grab your tickets here.
Spend an evening at AFS viewing work from filmmakers who "defy conventions, champion art and challenge audience expectations." Some 60 films ranging from short, mid-length and feature length will be available on Vimeo Dec. 26 through Dec. 31. Documentaries, narrative features and animations are presented. Every film will begin with a short introduction by the filmmaker.
A festival pass is $25 and can be purchased at austinarthousefilmfestival.com
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Giselle De La Rosa
Community Director
Giselle De La Rosa is a proud daughter of immigrants and was born to a family ofartists. She studied entertainment studies comparative religion respectively al Cal State Fullerton and theater + fihm at The Tom Todorolf Acting Conservatory in 11C. Giselle has received accolades in dance. theatre and film for her work both in front and behind the camera.
Elizabeth Tabish
Art Director
Elizabeth Tabish is an actress and filmmaker known for her portrayal as Mary Magdalene in The Chosen. She received her A. A. in Theater and B.A. in Sereen Studies from Oklahoma State University Hizabeth has produced and directed a number of award-winning short films that focus on female archetypes. She is the co-creator and art director
of The Arthouse Film Festival. She current lives
in Ohio with her husband.
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