FilmOneFest offers succinct, exciting minutes by local, national, and
international filmmakers, films that capture the essence of an artist's vision
in just 60 seconds. And it's not just film – this outdoor festival is a day-long
celebration of summer by the shore, a free family event in picturesque Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.

The festival begins with a Chamber of Commerce co-sponsored Street Fair from
2 p.m. to 6 p.m. - food and fun, live music and
more. At 7 p.m. award-winning blues woman Jo Wymer takes the stage at the Atlantic Highlands
Marina. As the band plays, the festival continues, with artists, clowns,
stilt-walkers, food vendors, even free popcorn.

At dark, on a giant inflatable screen, the one-minute films from as far away
as Australia and as close to home as Atlantic Highlands, are projected for all to see. The
very best have been selected by an expert panel of judges, including television
producer Jon Crowley, film critic Joan Ellis, sound editor Gedney
Webb, and film commentator Victor Zak.
Awards will be presented following the screening.

It's all free, even the parking. Audience members may bring their own lawn
chairs and blankets. Premium seating helps to defray the costs of the festival,
and is available to purchase online at filmonefest.org, or at the festival.
FilmOneFest supports the AACC Food Pantry in Atlantic Highlands. Donations of
nonperishable food are welcome. In event of rain or high winds, the festival
goes on at the Charles Hesse Parish Hall, 55 South Ave. Atlantic Highlands.

FilmOneFest now has a free iPad app, the first ever for a film festival, at
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/film-one-fest/id445616287?mt=8
created by Polymash, http://www.polymash.com/film-one-fest-ipad-app/

Follow FilmOneFest on Facebook, http://www.facebook.com/FilmOneFest and Twitter, http://twitter.com/#!/FilmOneFest

This program is sponsored by the nonprofit Atlantic Highlands Arts Council,
http://www.atlantichighlandsartscouncil.org, 732-856-8383, and
is made possible in part by the Monmouth County Arts Council through funding
from the Monmouth County Board of Chosen
Freeholders, the County Historical Commission, and the New Jersey State Council
on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment of
the Arts.