Wine, Women - Film Festival Announces 9.23.23 Live Screen Lineup - Awards

Aug 24, 2023



Los Angeles, California Aug 23, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - WINE, WOMEN & FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 9.23.23 LIVE EVENT FILM LINEUP & AWARDS

The Wine, Women & Film Festival, a live event with a focus on supporting women in the wine and film industries, is thrilled to announce its upcoming live event indie film lineup and award winners! 

Wendy Watts, Festival Director and co-creator commented, "The talent in this showcase is outstanding, narrowing the field to 6 films to view for the 7-hour event was a challenge for the judging team. We are equally pleased to announce the Festival Award Winners, Finalists, and Honorable Mentions on our website." 

09.23.23 Live Event Indie Film Screening Order* (6 PM-10 PM)

Between now and early September, the Festival group also plans to feature the talented creators selected for the 2023 festival showcase in the second annual issue of its online and print publication: Wine, Women & Film Magazine. 

Only ticketed attendees will be permitted access to the event space and activities. 

TicketLeap Link: https://wine-women--film-festival.ticketleap.com/wwff2023/

Official Event Venue: Wilson Creek Winery & Vineyards

Venue Address: 35960 Rancho California Road, Temecula, CA 92591

Link to live event info page: https://winewomenfilm.com/2023-live-event

Live Event Summary of Details: 

  • Check-In Begins: 3 PM - Event Badge, Swag Bag & Red Carpet Photo Opportunity
  • Wine Tasting & Welcome Reception: 3-4:30 PM
  • Acoustic Solo Set by Rebecca Folsom: 4:30-5 PM
  • Awards Presentation: 5 PM-6 PM
  • Dinner & Film: 6 PM-7 PM
  • Additional Limited Live Film Screenings: 7-10 PM
  • Ticket Required Event: Tickets on sale at TicketLeap
  • WWFF Private Event Ticket ($250)
  • This is a limited-capacity private event. 

Any media, brand partnership, or sponsorship opportunity inquiries should be inquiry via email to [email protected].

*Final Lineup subject to adjustment.

Wine, Women & Film Festival Links:

https://winewomenfilm.com/

https://filmfreeway.com/WineWomenandFilmFestival

Promo Reels: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR6g_oMHGSGz7H4kJMy6jnA

Social Media Links:

https://www.instagram.com/winewomenfilm/

https://twitter.com/WineWomenFilm

https://www.facebook.com/winewomenfilm

https://www.linkedin.com/in/wine-women-and-film-festival-414370227/

 

Media Contact

Wine, Women & Film Festival Team


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https://winewomenfilm.com/

Source :Wine, Women & Film, LLC

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