It’s a wrap for Where’s Amy at the Heartland International Film Festival
Amy Pauszek
Heartland Film Festival Director of Film Programming Greg Sorvig (Carmel) kneels with the winning filmmakers on the red carpet at the Awards Glow Party
Heartland Board member, Broadway Producer and former Geist resident Gary Cohen.
Documentary subject Janie Maurer (Carmel), left, and director Julia Whitehead (Indianapolis).
Jerry and DeAnn Shrewsbury (Carmel).
From left, Tom Kueper (Carmel) with his son, filmmaker/designer Mike Kueper (Fishers), and wife Ruth Kueper (Carmel).
Kathleen Carlson (Fishers), left, and Jan Swander (Fishers).
From left, Rhonda Peelen Daly (Westfield) with Scott and Nyla Wolf (Noblesville).
Shari and Jeff Worrell (Carmel).
From left, Brian Boyd (Geist) with Stan and Misty Soderstrom (Zionsville).
Judy Phillips (Geist), Krissy Oeff Deak (Geist) and Angela Vittori (Fishers).
Heartland Film Festival Director of Film Programming Greg Sorvig (Carmel) kneels with the winning filmmakers on the red carpet at the Awards Glow Party
Award-winning filmmaker Michael Husain (Zionsville) and wife Tanya Husain (Zionsville).
From left, Chris Hutson (Carmel), Mimi Boarini (Carmel) Michelle Hutson (Carmel) and, back, Joe Boarrini (Carmel).
Stan and Misty Soderstrom (Zionsville).
Nicky Reddington (Carmel) on the red carpet with Nicky’s Network.
From left, Heartland Development Manager Ed Fry (Carmel), former Geist resident and Broadway producer Gary Cohen and Heartland Board member Arlene Grande (Westfield).
Liza and Anthony Najem (Carmel).
From left, Heartland Board member, Broadway Producer and former Geist resident Gary Cohen and closing-night film star/comedian Jesus Trejo (Los Angeles) chat with Gurinder Singh Khalsa (Fishers) and wife Gagandeep Kaur (Fishers).
Where’s Amy wrapped up the 2018 Heartland International Film Festival with red carpet fun and VIP parties. The 11-day film festival, which ended Oct. 21, featured award-winning independent films and hosted filmmakers from around the world. There were several local award-winning films shot in Carmel, Geist, Zionsville and Indianapolis, so stay tuned for next year’s festival. Where’s Amy can’t wait to see you at the movies. For more, visit heartlandfilm.org.
