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    • Beat the Clock Challenge
      • Beat the Clock 2011 – Winners
      • Screening and Awards Party
    • Breakout Film Challenge
      • Breakout Film 2011 – Winners
    • Masterpiece Film Challenge
      • Masterpiece Film – Winners!
    • Script to Screen Challenge
      • Screenplay Finalists
      • Crew Application
      • Winning Film Details
    • Acting Challenge
    • Cinematography Challenge
    • Editing Challenge
    • Editing Lab

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    • 2007 – 48-Hour Film Challenge
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    Independent Feature Project: Phoenix (IFP/PHX) supports and develops the growth of independent filmmaking in Arizona through comprehensive training, networking, exhibition and filmmaking opportunities. Additionally, the organization aspires to continually reach out with support for all other filmmaking-friendly organizations in Arizona and be the resource that helps connect everyone in our filmmaking community.

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    IFP Phoenix is a program under the 501(c)3 non-profit organization The Phoenix Film Foundation, and is a sibling of the Phoenix Film Festival, International Horror Sci-Fi Film Festival, Arizona Student Film Festival, and Phoenix Film Society.

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