Bayard Outerbridge Film To Screen At BIFF

March 12, 2013


MachsomposterBermudian Bayard Outerbridge’s recently completed short film “Machsom” – will make its international film festival debut at next month’s Bermuda International Film Festival [BIFF].

Aspiring movie producer Mr. Outerbridge was the toast of Hollywood’s student filmmaker community earlier this month [Mar.2] when the film — which puts a human face on the seemingly intractable Israeli/Palestinian conflict — had its world premiere screening at the American Film Institute in Los Angeles.

Mr. Outerbridge is the first Bermudian to attend the prestigious American Film Institute Conservatory’s Master of Fine Arts programme; ”Machsom” – the Hebrew word for “Checkpoint” — involved Mr. Outerbridge and fellow students Jonas Sacks, Frederic Richter, Xue [Fox] Yin and Joel Novoa taking on the cinematographic, writing, editing, directing and production chores of an original film as a thesis requirement.

“We look forward to sharing our film with you all in the mid-Atlantic for the very first of many film festival screenings to come,” said an announcement at the official “Macshom” website. “Pink sand beaches and turquoise waters here we come!”

Mr. Outerbridge and his American Film Institute collaborators discuss “Machsom”

“Machsom” will screen in competition at BIFF 2013 at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s Tradewinds Auditorium on Saturday, April 13 at 3.45 p.m.

Ticket information — along with the full BIFF line-up of shorts and feature films — will be announced shortly.

The 16th annual edition of BIFF will run from April 12-18.

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  1. Jewish says:

    Smart way to get funds for the movie, naming it in Hebrew!

  2. Therealknowthyself says:

    Lol That was a funny comment. Probably true as well.

  3. Therealknowthyself says:

    I’ll definitely check this film out…see what it’s all about. Hopefully someone does a documentary on gang violence in Bermuda. That should be interesting as well. Oops should have kept that idea for myself.

  4. Jean Foggo Simon says:

    Congratulations Bayard. I wish you many more under your belt. Success always.