Agent 6 the action thriller directed by Los Angeles production company founder Jason Kent Carpenter has been accepted into its third film festival this month (June 2011).

Following the premier of the film at the Playhouse West Film Festival this past weekend in North Hollywood, we are excited to announce that Newfilmmakers New York has scheduled the screening of “Agent 6” in their summer lineup for 2011.

Screenings will be held at the historic Anthology Film Archives in New York City. The venue is a film archive and theater located at the 32 Second Avenue on the corner of East 2nd Street in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City devoted to the preservation and exhibition of film, with particular focus on independent, avant-garde, and artist work.

Here is the festival description from their website:

“The NewFilmmakers Series was begun in 1998 by NYU Film Students in order to show their work and promote themselves in New York film community. Then, and now, most festivals and screening programs in the city only screened known and established filmmakers and there were few that are open to new filmmakers.

Without sacrificing our original mission NewFilmmakers has grown into recognized international screening series and over the past fourteen years has screened over 600 feature and 2,000 short films. In 2000 we brought the Havana Film Festival to New York and in 2002 we started the highly successful NewFilmmakers Los Angeles.”

“Agent 6” is scheduled to screen on September 20th at 8:00p.m. at 32 Second Avenue New York, NY 10003.

Promotional Page:

“Agent 6” Newfilmakers Page

Festival Screening Schedule:

www.newfilmmakers.com

Our Los Angeles production company Tiger House Films is honored to be apart of the Newfilmmakers Series in NYC and we are looking forward to the event at the Anthology Film Archives in downtown Manhattan.

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According to MSNBC, a video game will screen at the upcoming Tribeca Film Festival for the first time ever.

Debuting in mid-May, L.A. Noir is a crime-related video game set in the 50’s with a gritty film-like appearance and facial technologies that make characters look realistic.

L.A. Noir is the brain child of Rockstar Games, the maker of the well-known Grand Theft Auto game series. The screening will be followed by a Q&A discussing the crossover between games & film.

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