If October’s Horror-Fest was all about the heebie jeebies, than December’s A Merry Movie Christmas is all about the warm and fuzzies. The centerpiece of this all ages Christmas-inspired event will be the holiday edition of the Guerilla Shorts Showcase.

Local aspiring filmmakers were given the theme “Christmas” and the dialogue line “Peace on Earth.” These individuals then had a limited amount of time to put together their short film projects using any resources available to them. On, Dec. 22, come on out to the Electric Theater and see what these talented storytellers put together. Get in on the action and vote for your favorite short as there will be an Audience Choice Award presented to the strongest movie of the bunch.

In addition to a handful of locally made short films, the event will include a screening of a Christmas classic. And to top it all off, programmers have also just received word that a very special guest is making time in his hectic work schedule and will fly all the way in from the North Pole to be at the event, so be sure to bring the kids.

Finally, it should be noted that most of the proceeds from A Merry Movie Christmas are going to Switchpoint and the Dove Center here in St. George. Come on out and support local filmmaking. But more importantly, support two outstanding causes. After all, tis’ the season of giving.

For more on A Merry Movie Christmas, including ticket info and detailed lineup schedule, be sure to check out fmasu.com or search for “A Merry Movie Christmas” at Facebook.

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Adam Mast
Adam Mast's love affair with the movies began at the ripe age of 6 after his parents took him to see a little film called Jaws at a drive-in theater in Northern California. From that moment, he was hooked. Mast began his epic stint as a film critic with The Independent back in May of 1996. At the time, the publication was still in its infancy and known as the Revolution. Through the years, Mast would go on to write for Zboneman.com before co-founding the entertainment site, Cinemast.net. His love of storytelling would also lead him to aid in the creation of the film-centric 501(C)(3) nonprofit, Film and Media Alliance of Southern Utah (FMASU)--An organization primarily known for championing storytellers both locally and worldwide by way of various film-related events held throughout the year, including The Guerilla Filmmaking Challenge, Desertscape International Film Festival, HorrorFest International, and A Merry Movie Christmas. His love of cinema and the arts in general knows no bounds. Mast currently resides in St. George, UT with his lovely (and undeniably supportive) wife Tonja and their four amazing children, McKenzie, Matthew, McKian, and Mason.

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