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Naperville Independent Film Festival
The Naperville Independent Film Festival is an annual film festival held in Naperville, Illinois, USA, which features the work of independent filmmakers. Actress Karen Black helped open inaugurate the festival in 2008. In 2009, film critic Roger Ebert presented the award for best student film to Brooke Hanson for her movie "Borderless".
==Founding==
The Naperville Independent Film Festival was founded by Gary Pradel, Daniel Nigg, Edmond Coisson and Glessna Coisson. Their goal was to help filmmakers improve their film making skills. The festival features two panels of judges. One panel assigns awards, the other panel critiques films and provides feedback to the filmmakers on areas such as lighting, writing and directing. Pradel, chairman of the festival, explains that "usually when you enter a film you either hear that you won or you didn't, but there's no explanation of why. That's what’s going to make us a little bit different." Says Edmond Coisson, "our mission is for filmmakers to come back next year and to be even more successful."
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