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''' Website: http://www.PurpleValleyFilms.com ''' To see screening schedules, upcoming projects, meeting time and place, visit our website. 

Endorsed and funded by Williams College, Purple Valley Films (PVF) is a student‐run '''student-run organization ''' that '''promotes student independent filmmaking'''. It was founded with the goal that students should be exposed to an eclectic range of motion pictures from various backgrounds, and that eventually they are able to express their ideas through filmmaking.

Screenings are held every Friday evening. Titles range from the classic (e.g. My Fair Lady), the cult (e.g. The Rocky Horror Picture Show), to Chinese (e.g. Chungking Express) – ---movies you don’t don't find in local cinemas. In addition, screenings are scheduled based on themes. For instance, January 2007 was our French Month, with screenings of musicals, dramas and comedies made in France.

'''Project BerkshireWebcast''' CurrentlyAlso known as the [[Purple Cow Cast]], we are collaborating with also provide free live webcast on athletic events at Williams Rural Literacy Project (now renamed as College. It is a collaboration between Purple Valley Films and and Sports Information. Run by students, this service covers major home games, so family, friends and alumni can watch the game online in real time. See http://www.purplevalleyfilms.com/webcast for more information or to join the Global Education production crew. http://www.purplevalleyfilms.com/webcast/photos/ice_hockey_03.JPG   '''Project) on New Orleans''' From March 23-29, we organized an eight-student team to New Orleans to make a documentary about education and illiteracy among immigrants - in Berkshirethe hope of inspiring more college student to volunteer there. We interviewed immigrants The documentary is entitled ''Beyond the French Quarter''. See '''http://www.purplevalleyfilms.com/nola''' http://photos-a.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v193/5/7/1045920063/n1045920063_42944_3969.jpg '''Above''' PVF members involved in WilliamstownProject New Orleans, North Adams and Pittsfield and had them share March 2008  '''Below''' Talking with us their stories in front of camerakids at Broadmoor, New Orleans http://photos-d.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v195/96/112/33163/n33163_34147131_9541.jpg  '''Below''' Poster for the movie. http://www.purplevalleyfilms.com/pvf/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/preview-cd-cover-web.jpg == Awards ==

See reports Our joint production with the Computer Science Dept, '''Yang Fan is Born''', was screened in the North Adams Transcript: [http://williamswww.eduinrialpes.fr/homesed/focus/literacy_filmNPAR08/programAnims.en.html NPAR 2008] as a part of the Annecy Film Festival in France.

'''Project New Orleans''' From March 23-29, we organized an eight-student team to New Orleans to make a documentary - in the hope of inspiring more college student to volunteer there. Both projects are at present in the post-production stage. See reports in the Williams Record (April 9, 2008): http://recordgraphics.cs.williams.edu/recordprojects/archives-articles/2008/04/09/seek/216YangFan/background.jpg

AboveTo get weekly updates on our activities, screening schedules and film projects, join our* [http://wso.williams.edu/mailman/listinfo/pvf mailing list]* [http: PVF members involved in Project New Orleans, March 2008//williams.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5437112874 facebook group]

To view or just email us. You can find our current and past projects, refer to our website at: http://www.PurpleValleyFilmscontact information below.com/productions

Alex Sun '15<br>as11 [at] williams [dot] edu Ali Tafreshi '15<br>art1 [at] williams [dot] edu Nataly Garzon '14<br>nag1 [at] williams [dot] edu Danny Y. Huang<br>Co-president, treasurer'11<br>

Ariel Kavoussi<br>Co-president'12<br>

Helen Cha<br>Vice-president'11<br>