On Story: Presented By Austin Film Festival
"On Story", AFF's thirty minute television series on PBS, first aired in 2011 on Austin’s PBS station KLRU. "On Story" gives viewers a look behind the scenes at the creative process behind the making of popular movies and television shows. The series consists of footage from AFF panels and screenings, featuring screenwriters and filmmakers discussing their talents and films. Each episode is aired with one or two short films that have been previously screened at the Festival with an introduction from the film's writer or director.
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