Check out Harvest Moon Film Festival. It is in Muncie. There is more than just cornfields and abandoned factories around here.
"The Harvest Moon Film Festival aims to provide the regional community with a gathering of films and filmmakers celebrating the Midwest. Harvest Moon provides opportunities for the community to experience the art of film and promotes Midwestern filmmaking."
The festival will take place November 8-11, 2007, in Downtown Muncie, Indiana. Filmmakers from across the country have entered films to be judged. Harvest Moon Film Festival awards prizes in the areas of Short Film, Feature Length, and Documentary. The top film receives a $3,000 grand prize. Selected filmmakers will be spotlighted throughout the weekend.
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