Hi,
My name is yahn soon and I'm curating a local filmmaker's series at the Climate Theater in SF (www.climatetheater.com). We're in the infancy of this program, but I'm on the lookout for provocative feature length films (over 45 minutes) by local filmmakers. The Climate is an intimate venue that holds up to 50 people, and it has a great sound system. The movie would screen off of a DVD. The screenings are twice a month on Sundays.
Another aspect to this film series is that we're trying to incorporate live music with the screening, preferably live music that relates to the movie or is performed by the filmmaker. The music would only be a short 30 minute set before the screening.
Please contact me if you are interested. My email is withrom@earthlink.net.
Best,
yahn
My name is yahn soon and I'm curating a local filmmaker's series at the Climate Theater in SF (www.climatetheater.com). We're in the infancy of this program, but I'm on the lookout for provocative feature length films (over 45 minutes) by local filmmakers. The Climate is an intimate venue that holds up to 50 people, and it has a great sound system. The movie would screen off of a DVD. The screenings are twice a month on Sundays.
Another aspect to this film series is that we're trying to incorporate live music with the screening, preferably live music that relates to the movie or is performed by the filmmaker. The music would only be a short 30 minute set before the screening.
Please contact me if you are interested. My email is withrom@earthlink.net.
Best,
yahn
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Re: Screen your film at the Climate Theater
Wed, December 5, 2007 - 5:17 PMYahn
Thank you for the chance to dialogue with you privately about this intriguing Film Series project.
Maybe it might be a good idea to mention to local filmmakers that there's no stipend or payment to the artist for the screenings Climate Theatre plans to host (beyond exposure to the SF community). At least, that is how I understood the policy from our e-mails. Some artists don't care; some do. For me personally it's more about mutual respect than the money itself (which rarely amounts to much with such intimate venues).
