Director BIO: Brittany Peterson (THE LONGEST RACE)

Brittany Peterson is a 4x Emmy Award-winning video journalist and documentary filmmaker. She worked as the lead producer on two documentary series, The War Within and Titletown, TX. The Longest Race is Brittany’s first independent documentary. She is also an endurance athlete in triathlon, the marathon, bikepacking, and downhill ski. She qualified for and ran the 2018 Boston Marathon.

Short Film: THE LONGEST RACE, 19min., USA, Running

The Longest Race follows two ultramarathon runners in Washington, D.C. as they document their most ambitious races at the height of the Covid-19 crisis. As they traverse the nation’s capital, they face mental and physical challenges that reveal who they really are. The film was 100% captured via cell phone during the lockdown, with majority of the directing done remotely.

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Short Film: INNSBRUCK. POWDER. PEOPLE, 17min,. Austria, Skiing

After many winter seasons and competitions at the highest level all over the world, a professional freeride skier from New Zealand named Neil Williman ends up in Innsbruck. There he meets many talented locals that show him just how great the mountains around Tirol are. Deeply impressed by the possibilities in this paradise, they discovered together what is possible during a global pandemic, and what is not. They have one simple, but difficult idea: to find and ride the most challenging faces around Innsbruck using public transport.

The resorts may have been closed at the start of the winter, but that presented its own unique opportunities. Epic lines could even be accessed by walking out of Neil’s front door, along with his local and ‘imported local’ friends like FWT Champion Manu Mandl, Christoph Schöfegger, Leo Rauch and Sam Good. What possibilities opened up once the crew had to stray from the ‘normal’ path?

Other welcoming local friends for Neil have been the Snowmads crew, who are well known for travelling the world in their adventure campers. Spending a week with Fabian Lentsch, Markus Ascher, Konsti Ottner and Jules Zenzmaier in campers and huts in the valleys close to Innsbruck helped discover the real soul of the place.

After having ridden the gnarliest faces around Tirol that could be accessed with public transport, the crew want to give people an honest perspective. What impact did we have by choosing this option of transport? And what impact did it have on them?

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Short Film: MUSTANG, 3min., Czech Republic, Drama

Michal is a 14-year-old boy full of love, determination, optimism and passion for sport. Most of all, he loves hockey. He has cerebral palsy, but that doesn’t stop him from going after his dream. Sport has become a part of his daily life. Thanks to his efforts, perseverance and vision to be an active para hockey player, he will make full use of his potential, his disease does not worsen and he believes that one day he could be at least partially self-sufficient in adulthood. Despite his disability, Michael’s life is rich and full.

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HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEOS: September 2021 SPORTS Film Festival

September 2021 Showcased the winner of BEST FEATURE DOCUMENTARY from the WILDsound Festival.

BECOMING WACKY CHAD, 78 minutes, Comedy Documentary
Directed by Isaac Deitz

A teenager sets out to make a living doing stunts and making people laugh.

WATCH the Audience FEEDBACK Video:

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Director Biography – Isaac Deitz

In 1998 Isaac Bought his first camera at the age of 10 and has been hooked ever since. Since then he’s directed a web series, nationally televised documentaries and music videos for Grammy winning artists.Director Statement

When I was growing as a filmmaker, my brother Chadd began to take an interest in pogo sticking and I started filming his progression from the beginning back in 2004. This documentary has been a product of love for my brother and the desire to show the world what goes on in the every day life of a successful street performer and stunt comedian.

HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEOS: August 2021 SPORTS Film Festival

Showcase of the best DANCE SHORT FILMS in the world today.

AUDIENCE AWARD WINNERS:
Best Short Film: BOATHOUSE ROW
Best Cinematography: ATTILA
Best Direction: SEBASTIAN AND MAX’S GRAND CANYON ADVENTURE

Theme of night: Life

NOTE: Festival took place during the COVID-19 virus lockdown so all screenings were held in private.

Watch the Audience FEEDBACK Videos:

festival posterBOATHOUSE ROW, 17min., USA, Documentary


festival posterATTILA, 30min, USA, Documentary


festival posterSEBASTIAN AND MAX’S GRAND CANYON ADVENTURE, 16min., USA, Documentary


The beginning of a (temporary) new era.

See you at the festivals. Whenever that happens!

– Matthew Toffolo