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Celebrating 10 years, Reedy Reels Film Festival showcases region's independent filmmaking
A celebration of regional and local independent filmmakers returns to Greenville's West End with the 10-year anniversary of the 2025 Reedy Reels Film Festival. The South Carolina Children's Theatre will host the three-day festival March 28-30 that showcases independently produced films and features artist workshops, an opening night VIP party, and genre-based awards for 30-plus motion pictures. The theatre is located at 153 Augusta St. 'These creators pour their heart, soul, and finances into bringing their artistic visions to life," said Matt Foster, co-founder of Reedy Reels. "Our festival engages the community and creates exposure for local and student filmmakers, providing them with a platform they would not otherwise have.' This year's festival will include films from Richard Rossi and Frank Sanza. Rossi's movie titled "Lucy & the Lake Monster" was co-written alongside retired Greenville teacher Kelly Tabor. Sanza is best known for his film, The Short Game, produced by his Delaware-based Slingshot17 Productions. Reedy Reels Film Festival will also feature South Carolina-based filmmakers Destiny Macon, Yasmin J. Lee, Clemson professor David Donar, Joy Stamp, and Nathan Maze, among others. "For 10 years, you, the incredible Greenville community, have embraced the magic of independent cinema, turning Reedy Reels into a vibrant platform for storytelling and artistic expression," Foster added. More: Anderson D5 to honor renaming of Fine Arts Center for 'Black Panther' star, what to know The festival opens on March 28 with a VIP red carpet reception. Those attending can meet filmmakers, industry professionals, and other cinematography enthusiasts before the first screenings. Throughout the weekend, attendees can spend full days at screenings featuring various categories, including drama, comedy, horror, animation, documentary, and student-made films. In addition, the Reedy Reels will give aspiring filmmakers and other festival-goers the opportunity to interact with industry professionals during workshops. The festival concludes with 13 awards presented across multiple categories. Among the awards are Best Feature Film, Best Documentary, Best College Student Film, a People's Choice Award, and The Reedy Reels Film of Distinction Award. Tickets can be purchased for individual screening sessions, entire weekend access, and category-based film viewing. The cost ranges from $10-$120. All tickets can be confirmed and purchased on Food Bracket: Elite Eight: Who makes the Upstate's best pizza? Vote in our March Madness-style bracket For information, visit: or their profile on FilmFreeway. – A.J. Jackson covers business, the food & dining scene and downtown culture for The Greenville News. Contact him by email at ajackson@ and follow him on X (formally Twitter) @ajhappened. This coverage is only possible with support from our readers. Sign up today for a digital subscription. This article originally appeared on Greenville News: Reedy Reels Film Festival celebrates 10th anniversary, SC filmmakers