Vote for October Project of the Month: Will It Be ‘Wizard Mode,’ ‘As Far As The Eye Can See,’ ‘Pioneers in Skirts’ or ‘Stuck’?

Vote for October Project of the Month: Will It Be 'Wizard Mode,' 'As Far As The Eye Can See,' 'Pioneers in Skirts' or 'Stuck'?

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Vote October Project of the Month: Will It Be 'Wizard Mode,' ' Far The Eye Can See,' 'Pioneers Skirts' or 'Stuck'?

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The project which receives the most votes for Project of the Month will get a reported feature story about their project on Indiewire and will be in the running for Project of the Year.

Below are the four projects up for the prize. Click on the film title to learn more about each project (descriptions courtesy of the filmmakers):

Project of the Day - Wizard Mode Wizard Mode: Robert Gagno is one of the world’s best pinball players. He also happens to be autistic. As Robert comes of age while rising up the ranks of the international pinball circuit, he strives to gain his independence and transcend the label of autism.

Project of the Day - As Far As The Eye Can See As Far As The Eye Can See: Jack Ridge is a former piano prodigy living on his family’s farmland in Texas. He’s living in the past, but the future is coming for him.

Project of the Day - Pioneers in Skirts Pioneers in Skirts: An honest look at the setbacks women face in their careers and the solutions to overcome them – through the eyes of the women experiencing them now and the women and men trying to change it. A film made by women, for women and supported by women and men.

Project of the Day - STUCK Stuck: One mind, many lives – five women collide in a swirl of memory, addiction, friendship and hope. And at the center – one woman struggling to remember them all through the veil of her fading memories.