KCD has done it again! Following in the footsteps of SFIndieFest and CineVegas, The Philadelphia Filmathon Project 21 is screening not one, but two KCD films: The Ghost and Us and Young Love! If you're in Philly at the beginning of October, come to our screenings!

Labels: Kid Can Drive, news, Philadelphia, The Ghost and Us, Young Love

Katy's short film Slavenka will be competing (in the most amicable manner possible) against six other shorts at the 92YTribeca Short Slam Finale. Rachel Chanoff of the Sundance Institute Screenwriters Lab will be there to kick things off. Come support a KCD film and mingle with other young writers, directors, and producers.

Sat. 20 June, 8PM
200 Hudson Street (intersection of Hudson and Canal)
$10

Labels: 92YTribeca, Kid Can Drive, news, Rachel Chanoff, Short Slam Finale, Slavenka

On May 7, Katy's first movie, The Dump, (4-min., b&w 16mm), screened with live organ accompaniment by Cameron Carpenter. The short comedy opened for Buster Keaton's The General (1926).

Carpenter, a young, virtuoso organist who's made waves in the classical music world, played alongside four features and four shorts in May. He's a film lover and does this sort of thing regularly, so visit his website if you're interested!

In 2007 Katy made a short doc, A Day in the Life of a Virtuoso, about Cameron. This summer she's returning to the cutting room to expand it. More updates on that to come.

Labels: Cameron Carpenter, Different From the Others, Katy Scoggin, Kid Can Drive, news, The Dump