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Actress for short film . 35mm,16mm, 4x5 large format photos . NEEDED THIS WEEKEND

2009-12-05T04:57:21Z

Hello !!

We are in desperately in need of an Actress for a short avant garde / experimental film. We would need you tomorrow, Saturday DEC 5, DEC6, DEC7 & next weekend; to be shot in SF and various surrounding places The piece will be shoot on 35mm, 16mm, and 4x5 large format photographs. Please respond with a recent photograph of yourself. Meals, copy, credit, large format photo prints, and a great time collaborating !!

thank you !!

camila & isiah
camila415@gmail.com

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"The Smiling Man" released for free online viewing

2009-11-28T02:49:08Z

Kelp Entertainment is proud to make their locally produced noir detective short “The Smiling Man” available for free viewing on a newly re-designed website.

Since the 35 minute film was released in 2007, it has only been available by purchasing a DVD. Now, all the content found on the disc is viewable online, wrapped in an interface that closely duplicates the functionality of the disc. Through use of a “color mode” setting, the website interface, the movie and many of the special features are available in both “vintage” (distressed black and white) and “modern” (full color) versions.

Set in San Francisco, 1948, “The Smiling Man” tells the story of down-on-his-luck private detective Nick Chambers (Chris Hudak) as he tracks down a missing man with only a single lead to work from - a photograph of his grinning quarry. Without even a name to go on, Nick begins a citywide hunt for this mysterious missing person, but finds more questions than answers.

Based on the short story written by Keoni Chavez, originally published in the anthology “Fog City Nocturne”, and directed by B.J. West, The Smiling Man pays loving homage to the classic detective films of the forties, while adding a decidedly post-modern slant. “The Smiling Man” can now be found at its new home at the Kelp Entertainment website.

http://www.KelpEntertainment.com/SmilingMan

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Apr. 29, May 8 & 15 screenings of my films

2009-04-05T18:55:07Z

I am a local underground filmmaker working to get the word out about three upcoming screenings of my films in Oakland and Berkeley. If you come, please feel free to introduce yourself and let me know you heard of these events here on tribe. I am also always open to collaborating with other filmmakers and artists. Thanks.

The link below goes to a page that lists all the relevant information, venues, reviews, pix and clips:

http://www.verticalpool.com/news.html

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Need an asian/eurasian actressl for xtreme cult film! Hiring now, movie currently in production. 125 a day plus %

2008-12-02T04:07:13Z

We've just jump started our B-movie production and need to cast our lead actress ASAP! We're specifically looking for someone who's part white and part asian in their mid 20's but we're willing to tweak the character slightly for the right candidate.

Please contact aberrantbehaviormovie@gmail.com if interested

The movie's called Aberrant Behavior, a term the Motion Picture Association of America uses to describe any content in a film that isn't classifiable as violence or sexuality but is bizarre enough to warrant a severe rating and this one has tons of it. It's about two street kids suffering from pica, a rare psychological disorder that, in real life, compels people to ingest things that aren't actually edible like dirt, coffee grounds, nails, etc. But we take it to a fantastical level with the main characters getting high off anything they can get their hands on like drano, bleach, antifreeze, etc. and use it as a metaphor for drug addiction and alcoholism. The main characters fall into a codependent and self destructive relationship using each other to exercise their demons of alienation from society but ultimately destroy themselves in the end. Think Leaving Las Vegas if it was a Troma film, Sid and Nancy on acid...you get the picture.

If this sounds like something you'd be in to, ask yourselves these questions...

Do you love cult films? Horror films? Horror-romance film? Drugged out films?
Do you love gore? Debauchery?
Do you love fucked up extreme or trashy films in general? Do you really want to star in one?
Do you live/can work in the bay area?
Can you start working immediately? I mean immediately.
Are you okay with nudity/sexuality and some bizarre and disgusting behavior?
(It's called Aberrant Behavior, after all)
Maybe you prefer it?
Are you not shy? Maybe a little bit of an exhibitionist?
Do you have a pretty open schedule to start shooting?

Can you work for 125 dollars a day plus food and a negotiated percentage of the profits?

Can you do basic make up for your part and the other lead? That'd be a bonus for us.

We're shooting this movie in at least two parts over the next three to four months. Will that work for you?

Are you serious about this type of work? We are!

No vague/flakey responses will be considered. If your interested in auditioning, get back to us and we'll set up an audition at our set at 7th and howard in the SOMA.

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ALL ABOUT EVIL (sf feature looking for local help)

2008-10-19T23:45:43Z

I am preparing to shoot my first feature film and am currently looking to hire some Bay
Area people. It's a horror comedy born in the world of Underground Cinema.

All About Evil is my attempt to bring the magic and fun of what we do in SF to an even
bigger audience and really create a bona fide genre hit. Being a long-time horror fanatic
and passionate cult movie fan who's built a career in the world of "underground film", I've
written an over-the-top gore comedy that's as horrific as it is hilarious. It's outrageous,
it's scary, it's funny and it's very true to the spirt of Midnight Mass. The movie is about a
woman who inherits an old single-screen movie theatre and makes it a success by
screening her homemade "gore" films (where the public doesn't know she's actually
murdering her actors).

Darren Stein, the writer and director of the film Jawbreaker (a cult hit in its own right
starring Rose McGowan) contacted me about my feature screenplay and after he read it
said he'd like to come on board as producer. We've secured financing and are attracting
some really great and experienced talent. Right now, Thomas Dekker of TV's The Sarah
Connor Chronicles is attached, Cassandra "Elvira" Peterson, Mink Stole, and Noah Segan.

Word went out on the SF360 site a few weeks ago:

http://www.sf360.org/features/peaches-slice-em-up-and-mental-health-reimagined-and-redefined

And our IMDB page is slowly going up one piece at a time:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1307858/

I've been traveling back and forth to Los Angeles and we're now in the early stages of
recruiting interested and capable people for various positions. I'd really like to balance our
creative team and crew with as many locals as possible. We're currently looking for:

-line producers
-special effects / makeup people
-editors
-DP's
-Visual effects creators

Interested folks can send their resumes and links to backlashfilms@gmail.com

Thanks!

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Watch and Sell Indie Films @ Caachi - http://www.caachi.com

2008-07-06T01:52:15Z

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THE MIND IS A LIAR AND A WHORE; 5/28

2008-05-28T08:11:57Z

Tonight Wednesday June 28th at 7:30pm my film, THE MIND IS A LIAR AND A WHORE, screens in Oakland at Humanist Hall, 390 27th Street. $5 admission. I'll be there, too.

watch the trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBXg1e-siC8

An Astrologer, a Closet Satanist, an Inuit Opera Singer and a WebCast Diva . A typical Berkeley household is forced indoors during an unexpected citywide lockdown initiated by the federal government. Ona, a webcast diva with her own show, thinks the feds are shifting into a fullblown police state. Her roomies think she's paranoid. Havoc and hilarity unravel as they all race to their own conclusions about what they think is happening during their current state of escalating uncertainty.

the movie site (credits, etc)
http://www.verticalpool.com/themindisaliarandawhore.html

see my tribe profile for more info on my work and me

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First Ass. Directors wanted for ECO-TV series

2008-03-30T15:06:11Z

We are looking for an Assistant Director for a new TV-web platform variety show about eco-living.

This person would help the director coordinate the cast on screen, work with the producer to organize call sheets and schedules, and help out with other misc. tasks.

We need someone that is available for our upcoming production: April 18-20th.

This show follows two hosts as they explore what's green, innovative, and exciting all on a shoestring budget. It is one of the first online shows to marry eco-information with entertainment, it is set to premiere on various web-video platforms in late April 2008.

Compensation: We are a fun group of volunteer filmmakers who meet once a week, socialize, and organize our monthly productions. We are here to build our experience and build it into something that will eventually offer pay.

Please check out more info at www.juntoventure.org

Other Benefits: Great exposure, courtesy credits, creative power, great experience, work with fun people, small commitment, great networking, great portfolio builder, and your helping a great cause.

Please contact us if your interested. email is juntoventure(at)juntoventure.org

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SOUND MIXER needed for ECO-TV Series

2008-03-30T15:04:14Z

We are looking for a SOUND MIXER and boom operator for a new TV-web platform variety show about eco-living.

This person would work along the boom operator and a PA to setup and monitor the sound for the shoot.

We have productions every month. We need someone that is available for our upcoming production: April 18-20th.

" This short-format comedy follows two hosts as they explore what's green, innovative, and exciting all on a shoestring budget."

It is one of the first online shows to marry eco-information with entertainment, it is set to premiere on various web-video platforms in late April 2008.

Compensation: We are a fun group of volunteer filmmakers who meet once a week, socialize, and organize our monthly productions. We are here to build our experience and build it into something that will eventually offer pay.

Please check out more info at www.juntoventure.org

Other Benefits: Great exposure, courtesy credits, creative power, great experience, work with fun people, small commitment, great networking, great portfolio builder, and your helping a great cause.

Please contact us if your interested. email is juntoventure(at)juntoventure.org

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Faerie

2008-03-17T21:07:52Z

Faerie is the name given to a type of being, a legendary creature or manifestation of spirit often described as metaphysical, extraordinary or unusual. Faeries are commonly thought of as good natured and human-like in appearance but their actions represent a unique perspective from that of the common folk. Frequently, they supplant the mundane routine found in everyday life. Some say they possess a vision of what is possible beyond the mere satisfaction of our existence.

They are Socrates, Plato and Aristotle; they lay the foundations of civilization and society itself. They are Da Vinci, Michelangelo and Warhol; they define the meaning of art and beauty. They are Alexander, Caesar and kings or queens; those who first united the broken tribes of man. Beyond the ability of procreation they possess the unique new thought or act of creation itself, the very element needed to redefine culture in our minds and lives.

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Upcoming Fundraiser Events...

April 19, Saturday, 4-9pm
"Homoerotic" Art Auction
Silent auction of original homoerotic fine art and photography made exclusively for funding of "Faerie". Plus ambient music, refreshments, Faerie tee-shirts for sale & a fabulous raffle of one piece of art on display.

Featuring the art of:
Glenn Campbell (photography)
Shaun Johnson (fine art painting)
Lain Kay (fine art painting)
Kevin Rolly (fine art painting)
Stephen Jacobson (photography)
Justin Winokur (Photography)
and more!

Location:
San Francisco GLBT Community Center, 1800 Market Street, 4th Fl. Space limited to 120 persons. Door, $15-20 sliding scale. $15 Will Call Ticket available: http://www.faeriefilm.com/events_april19.html

April 19, Saturday, 7-11pm
"Artist + Nude =" Art Auction
Silent auction of original nude fine art and photography made exclusively for funding of "Faerie". Plus ambient music, cocktails, Faerie tee-shirts for sale & a raffle of one piece of art on display. SF Pride 2008 Official Event, hosted by drag celebrity Peaches Christ.

List of participating artists TBA.

Location:
CounterPULSE, 1310 Mission Street (@ 9th Street) Space limited to 90 persons. Door, $15-20 sliding scale. $15 Will Call Ticket available: http://www.faeriefilm.com/events_june27.html

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Info on the Faerie film project:
http://www.faeriefilm.com
Donate your artwork or volunteer at fundraiser events:
http://www.faeriefilm.com/contact.html
Donate $1 or more to the project:
http://www.faeriefilm.com/donations.html

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Two SF screenings of my new film, "The Invisible Forest"

2008-03-08T19:57:13Z

The film I have been working on all throughout 2007, "THE INVISIBLE FOREST", will have two premiere screenings in the Bay Area over the next two weeks (see info below). This film was made without a script though I borrowed text from William Shakespeare ("The Tempest" and "Romeo & Juiiet") and French Surrealist Antonin Artaud; almost all the actual dialogue was improvised. I'll be at both screenings to field questions and maybe add a few more of my own.

San Francisco premiere
Friday March 14th, 8pm
Artist Television Access
992 Valencia (& 21st St), San Francisco
Admission: $6. Filmmaker in person.
http://www.atasite.org/calendar/?x=2799

Berkeley premiere
Friday March 21st, 8pm
Grace North Sanctuary
2138 Cedar (& Walnut) north Berkeley
Admission: $10. Filmmaker in person.

The Trailer
http://www.fractalvideo.com/HTML/IFFV2.html

SYNOPSIS
A theatre troupe camps out in a forest to perform their director's vision of Antonin Artaud's magic theatre of ghosts, gods and spirits. During their forest experiment Alex, the director, is haunted by disturbing dreams where Artaud appears and mocks his theatrical ambitions. When these strange nightmares persist, Alex stops sleeping in an attempt to regain control over his mind. Sleep-deprived and with his sanity pushed to its limits, he seeks help from a Psychotherapist who suggests hypnosis as a means to discover the source of his problems. What follows is a journey through the internal landscape of Alex's subconscious memories and dreams, a sojourn that leads us to a place beyond belief, beyond words, and beyond the mind itself.

"The Invisible Forest" Movie site
http://www.verticalpool.com/if.html

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Aberrant behavior-auditions saturday the 19th 2263 mission (between 18th & 19th) 3:30-6:30 (Also looking for crew)

2008-01-16T12:32:43Z

I'm making a film, that will be somewhat explicit in parts. Also, there will be imagery that needs nudity.
I am afraid that I will not be able to cut the content of the movie script, even if I find actors interested .You can e-mail me with rates, photos, questions, etc. If your an actor or actress who has worked in nudity and/or sexual situations, is comfortable with it, and would like to take on a feature narrative film as a major role please e-mail me or show up to the auditions. The two main roles are the ones that require it but there are others. If you would like to be featured in sequences that do not involve the main characters, but are part of dreamlike imagery you can either show up to the audition, or e-mail me with link to your work. Best place to e-mail:
theperiodmovie@yahoo.com

Here is the plot:
Aberrant Behavior, is basically about two self destructive anarchistic-y street kids who have an exaggerated form of pica, a disorder where people feel compelled to eat non-food materials, carpet, dirt, soap, drano, various chemicals, etc. as portrayed as a drug addiction. Who are in a very self destructive relationship, there perfect for each-other except they literally kill each-other by being together. A lot of psycho-sexual/self mutilation-masochism in this one.There's more to it, but that's the basic synopsis.

Keep in mind the budget of this movie will probably stay around 25-35, 000 dollars (already secured), so just warning I can't pay the highest rates

Thanks-
Jason

Here is the original posting:

I have a new movie called "Aberrant Behavior" auditioning Sat. 1/19 3:30-6:3- at the Dark Room SF 2263 Mission off of 19th and Mission@ 3:30 - 6:30. (My first movie "the period" came out through Sub Rosa Cinema can be seen/bought at Netflix www.myspace.com/theperiodmovie as well as various other outlets)
Aberrant Behavior, is basically about two self destructive anarchistic-y street kids who have an exaggerated form of pica, a disorder where people feel compelled to eat non-food materials, carpet, dirt, soap, drano, various chemicals, etc. as portrayed as a drug addiction. There's more to it, but that's the basic synopsis. If you can't make it to the auditions, you can send me a head shot with resume, or whatever you want. We can then decide when and where to meet.

I will be hiring for many roles, all ages (over 18) races, sizes, etc. But here are the main characters:
Main Characters:
Victor Muertos: (Mid to late twenties) Half Mexican/Half white (Half latino/half white will probably work). Black hair, down to chin and five o clock shadow. (Flexible though). Tall and thin but not too thin.
Dark, brooding, depressed, prone to long winded sarcastic, cynical rants. Living off the state for mental depression, and addiction, but eventually breaks himself from the state. He hates the state, and normal life in general. He hates almost everything. He is sort of sloppy hipster, slightly emo, slight slight slight goth meets street kid. Light or no body mod, piercings, etc. He eventually lives on the street because of choice.He falls in love with Aiko.

Aiko Zumbi (18-early twenties or look like it) Half Japanese/Half German (or Japanese, or half Japanese/Half white). Shorter than Victor, thin but still slightly curvy.
Street kid with a bit of dark hippie. Has been sexually abused as a child. Prone to violence. Prone to long winded rants, or sometimes just total silence. Dark, cynical, with a very bleak view of life. Body mods, tattoo's, piercings, fine. Dreaded or colored hair fine as well. Actually preffered.
She falls in love with Victor.

Emma May (20's to 30's) Actress must be thin, because character is anorexic. Very fake, superficial, manic laughing. Very self deluded. She doesn't really see her anorexia as a problem, she think she looks great though she's obviously dieing and goes to extremes to keep herself thin. She is always dressed up elegantly and thinks of herself as a proper lady even when doing something grotesque . She is a head executive at a advertising/pr firm that she gets a Victor a brief job at, through meeting him in a class over there mutual addictions. (Brief Nudity /Partial a few times)

Caseworker Joe (30's-40's) Written has hispanic, but open. Larger guy, tall, built like a shed, a bit fat but not flabby fat. Very coarse, to the point, direct "Take no shit" kind of guy. Very normal, buys into the whole big house in the suburbs, good job, etc. He is Victor's Caseworker, and is tired of Victor's Shit, and believes he is not trying to quit. (None)

Glitters- a gay gangster rapper, take everything that's a cliche and horrible about it and flip it so that it's gay (some, will also need male models)

Pedida Muertos-Victors Mother. A nearly catatonic morally apprehensive drug addict who's always sleeping with random guys and ignoring her child (Some nudity/sexual situations can be negotiated to less)

And then random visuals, nudes for some flashback scenes (of some sort of psuedo porn the main characer shot) a girl that Victor sleeps with before he falls in love with Zumbi (requires brief nudity/sexuality) and some body part imagery that will not feature the face of the actor/actress, among other thing

I need before I even start:
Prostethetics/Makeup- There are many parts of my movie that need gore, ghoulish makeup or creating body casts for dreamlike effect (like a scene where they fall onto the ground and break like porcelain blood-paint spraying out of them creating a heart) but most importantly I need someone who can help make someone look anorexic, eye sockets reccessed , hips sticking out, ribs sticking out, shoulder blades, etc. I can't start without this because it's one of the main characters.

Boom-I have someone lined up for operating boom/mixing sound, but I'm not sure he'll always be available. I need someone who has at least some experience in this to help. I have equipment but having (better?) equipment would be great.

Props- It would be great to have someone who can assist in creating edible (or non toxic) chemicals, substances, materials for the main characters to ingest. It would also free me up to think about other things.

Lighting/ Art Department/ Set Design/Decoration/Locations- I need someone who can do a lot without a lot who can work with unusual materials. Who isn't too expensive or I won't be able to afford you. Also may be able to transform other locations into desired location.Things needed for instance underground bomb shelter turned into run down sorta apartment. Abandoned buildings. Offices. Fashion Show. A sewer, where the characters live in and eat off of trash.

Original posting:

Set Decorators/Builders:
Though the majority of the movie will be in real locations. There will be a few sets built, and sets that will be decorated to fit the movie. I am looking for people who have experience building sets (theater experience would be great) on a low budget. Resourcefullness in materials is needed (Meaning you can do a lot with not a lot). Building flats, painting, decorating.

Prosthetics/ Make-Up: Though this is not a gore horror movie. There is quite a few instances of gore. People who have experience in mold making, prostethics, sculpture. etc. would be very helpfull. Also people good at making people looking sickly or malnourished through make-up needed. In addition Emma May, the severe anorexic will need added pieces to protrude her brows and jaw, her ribs, collar bones, hip bones, etc to make herself appear much thinner. Actually a lot of make up needs from simple to complex through out the movie.

Vfx-Compositors- Though this will not be a special effects epic, there will be things needed. Good flashy two animations/composting for some of the fake commercials/promos. Possible fire and underwater animation. Some manipulation of the video -color fluctuations, shrinking an enlarging, simple morph effects, color globules to represent visual aberrations in the characters eye-sight. Some 3-D needed especailly those who are good working with modeling human figures. But mostly more simple 2-D basic 3-D stuff. I may do this myself, but send me a link to your work, and I might hire you for the movie.

Props: I will be doing much of this myself, but may need help in re-creating chemicals, materials, such as drano, soap, dirt, carpet, many other instances through-out the script, to create realistic looking edible (or at least non toxic ) substitutes for the substances they swallow.

Mechanical/Puppetry- Not needed for a lot of the movie. But there is a few scenes with Emma Mays giant snake like tape worm that slithers around. Also a scene where skull bowls start vomiting (have to read script to explain) Could do myself, just seeing if anyone else might be interested.

Lighting Designer: Though I will likely take over this role myself, and a lot of the footage will be shoot in the streets style. There will be a few locations that will be staying in for a long while in the script, and would like good, stylized lighting for maximum creepy effectiveness.

Costume: I already have a few people on board for this, but as this movie ends in a big Valentines Day Fashion Show. I am looking for people who could be commisioned for clothing for that event (and other sequences in the movie as well). Also, previously made pieces could work.

Underwater Camera- Anyone who would like to rent me an underwater camera, or who has experience filming underwater, this is needed for a few sequences.

Boom Mic/ Sound Mixer- I already have someone onboard for this, but never hurts to have a second position, or a backup

Pyro/ Fire Safety/Explosion - This really isn't needed for a lot of the movie. But there is one scenes where a whole room catches on fire (with possible stuntman that catches on fire, I made do this in special effects). There is another scenes where a home-made bomb blows a crack into a wall and makes it crumble. I want these scenes to come off effective and safe.

Security- Not throughout the whole movie, but there will be scenes where I will be filming in potentially dangerous locations, and a climax that will need crowd control

Legal/ Locations- I will probably do this myself, but if anyone has experience in finding or knowing of great locations, or securing permits for locations. I might be interested in working with you.

Production Assistants/Co-Ordinaters (I am sure you know what this means)

Music- I have most of the music worked out. But a band fell out that I really felt I needed for some sequences. If your music is post -rocky, slow core or has that aphex twin meets godspeed you black emperor I may be interested. The kind of bands I'm looking for: Mew, Godspeed you black emperor, Explosions in the sky, Spiritualized, 65 days of static, Sigur Ros. Also in some music Portis-Heady could work.

Thanks
-Jason

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Need Original Music For Your Film/Video Projects?

2008-01-16T01:42:02Z

My name is Aaron M.M. Purvis, a freelance composer who recently moved to the bay area. I graduated from Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA majoring in Film Scoring. While I thoroughly enjoy writing for orchestral pieces, I am able to write in any and all styles, whatever your project requires. Primarily, I am looking to get to know local film/video makers, and hopefully develop a professional relationship with them. I would be happy to sit down and develop ideas with you as to what sort of dramatic underscore your film/video project calls for, and, before you are committed to my music, I am offering you the chance to send me a clip of your project, which you feel needs music, and allow me to demonstrate how I could enhance it. And if your budget is tight, I am certainly willing to work without remuneration.

If you are interested, please contact me:

Aaron M.M. Purvis
Noteworthy Scores
(765) 438-0152
ammp_is@yahoo.com

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Need songs for your film?

2008-01-11T04:41:08Z

Hi,

I'm a singer/songwriter here in SF, and I'm looking to place my songs in a film. You can hear my songs at: http://www.myspace.com/rachelmargaretmusic. Send me a message if you think any of the songs might work for your film.

I've been told my music would fall under AAA (Adult Album Alternative) or "Alt pop". I'd say I write dreamy, melodic pop with some electronica influences. Some people say they hear a bit of the Sundays in my songs. Others have mentioned Everything But the Girl. My voice sounds a bit like hers, so perhaps that's why they say that.

Two of the songs on my myspace page are from my upcoming album due out later this Spring/Summer-- so they have not had final mixing/mastering yet. The rest are from my EP that came out this summer.

I'm also playing out live with my band, so come check us out if you have the chance. We'll be at the Hotel Utah on Jan 13th.

Best wishes,

Rachel Margaret

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New Free SF Bay Area Audition Site for Actors

2007-12-30T23:46:16Z

Do you know who Uta Hagan is? Do you know Chekov is not just a character on "Star Trek"? You are invited to join "SF Auditions 411," a new Yahoo Group especially for Bay Area actors. This free group puts local theatre audition notices right into your inbox! Our audition calendar keeps you up-to-date, plus we have links to over 100 Bay Area theatre companies. It's all here and it's all free! Simply visit: http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/SFAuditions411/ to join. You can unsubscribe at any time. Get acting with SF Auditions 411!

You can also check out the featured story on us on the SFist blog! http://sfist.com/2007/12/28/go_to_audition.php.

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trailer for my new film, "The Invisible Forest"

2007-12-29T09:27:12Z

I just completed an indie feature that explores the visions of French Surrealist actor/playwright, Antonin Artaud. The story follows a modern-day theatre director who, while camping out in a forest with his actors, is haunted by a reoccuring dream where Artaud appears. When the dreams persist he visits a Hypnotherapist who guides him into the heart of his disturbed psyche via hypnotic regression. Most of the plot unfolds through the internal ladscape of his dreams, memories and visitations from, what he believes could be, the ghost of Artaud himself.

check out the trailer:
http://www.fractalvideo.com/HTML/IFFV2.html

the movie site:
http://www.verticalpool.com/if.html

I am in the process of setting up screenings in Seattle, Portland, SF and LA over the next six months. It screens in SF at ATA, 3/14

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Gaffer/Sound Mixer/PAs Sought

2007-12-24T16:45:45Z

Griot Soul Films, an Oakland-based non-profit film company is looking for a Gaffer, Sound Mixer-Boom Op, and additional PAs for our feature, scheduled to begin shooting January 19th. It's a 21 day shoot on weekends through March. The ability to bring your own equipment is a plus. On-set experience necessary. We've secured the rest of the crew and cast.

Compensation:
* 1 year free advertising on our website = estimated to reach 12,000 individuals over that period.
* Connect with a network of dedicated professionals.
* Recommendation for the Executive Director pending positive completion of the project.
* Copy/credit/professionally catered meals.

We are producing a groundbreaking project - the first of its kind. Check out our website at http://www.griotsoulfilms.org and our trailer at http://www.afterellen.com/blwe/12-14-07?page=0%2C5

If interested and available reply to director@griotsoulfilms.org

Thanks!

GSF

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Screen your film at the Climate Theater

2007-12-06T01:17:21Z

Hi,
My name is yahn soon and I'm curating a local filmmaker's series at the Climate Theater in SF (http://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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documentary on oakland schools

2007-11-19T18:35:20Z

I'm a teacher in Oakland; I'd love to help produce a film project on Oakland schools. I don't know anything about film, or where to start. Anyone here have advice?

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my new fllm screens in Berkeley, 11/9

2007-11-04T21:21:42Z

My new film, a dark comedy called "The Mind is a Liar and a Whore" (2007; 92 min.) screens Friday Nov. 9th at 2138 Cedar Street in Berkeley. This is an old wooden church whose priests allowed me to rent their sanctuary as a screening room. The acoustics are great, the location easy to find and they have a great sound system and projector already installed.

SYNOPSIS
Four roommates, a live-in boyfriend and their visiting landlord are forced indoors during an unexpected citywide lockdown initiated by the federal government. Ona, a webcast diva with her own show, thinks the feds are shifting into a fullblown police state. Her roomies think she's paranoid. Havoc and hilarity unravel as they all race to their own conclusions about what they think is happening during their current state of escalating uncertainty.

FILM CLIPS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBXg1e-siC8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prfOEeudfKI

MOVIE SITE
http://www.verticalpool.com/themindisaliarandawhore.html

I will be attending and will field any questions from the audience afterwards.

Hope to see you there.

-sherpa

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Now on DVD!

2007-11-04T17:25:17Z

I have some good news to share. "The Christmas Card", the Hallmark movie I played the diner waitress 'Molly' in, is now available on DVD through Netflix, Blockbuster, Borders, amazon.com and others. Amazon gave us a 5 star rating and has posted some lovely reviews. Ed Asner was nominated for an Emmy for his outstanding performance in the movie earlier this year. Cast and crew are all thrilled! It's a wonderful holiday gift for the entire family.
;-)
Also, A few weeks ago I did a Slingbox commercial which should air very soon during Monday night football. I play a nervous dental patient in this one. Very funny stuff.

Graciously,
Glorinda

Glorinda Marie, SAG
web: www.glorinda.com
imdb: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1483648/

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HELP! I am entered in Apple Film Contest and need your votes! 3 min film!

2007-10-25T20:53:06Z

Hello you guys!

I have been promoting our film madly - I've created
fliers to post, little 'cards' to hand out to people,
and I've sent out batches of emails in groups (I still
have lots more to send out!).

The only way we are going to win is if we ALL promote
like MAD! Below I have copied the email I sent out to
the Whaddya group - use it or change it to suit your
needs. I've attached the flier and 'cards' - you can
change them or use them as is. Please tell EVERYONE
YOU KNOW! Make sure they rate it!!! There are many
problems with the mac site - the main ones that affect
us are
1. You can't search by our movie name - it doesn't
work.
2. Using the email to a friend function on our page
sends a link that doesn't work (or it didn't last time
I checked).
3. The only thing that seems to work is searching by
our team name -
whaddyagonnadoaboutit

Thanks!

Whaddya Gonna Do About It? team entered the
Insomnia Film Festival
Turn 24 hours into a
3-minute masterpiece

The list of elements were given out at 9am EST on
October 13th, we shot at 3 locations, our visual
effects master Andrew Coggeshall was importing and
working while we set up for the next shots. I was
importing footage into Final Cut by 6pm. By 2am I had
picture-lock and I handed off to John Madden for
scoring. Dana Jae proved to be the marathan champion
by mixing and compressing at the wee hours of the
morning to get it uploaded by 9am EST on October 14th.

It was a fantastic learning experience - and we ended
up with a pretty cool little movie. AND WE NEED YOUR
HELP TO WIN!!! There were 3000 entries this year, so
competition will be tough. You can help by watching
and rating movies - the 25 entries with the highest
rating on November 9 at 12:00 a.m. EST will be
screened by industry professionals, including Barry
Sonnenfeld, James Mangold, and Nora Ephron. The
biggest hit with either the public or the pros, each
member of the team will receive a MacBook Pro with
Final Cut Studio 2, Logic Studio, and Shake! THIS
PRIZE WILL HELP US MAKE MORE MOVIES!

So... I encourage you to check it out! Please tell
all of your friends & family, too! You have to create
a Mac ID - if you have ever ordered from Mac or
iTunes, you already have one. You will also need
Quicktime Player - available for free download at Mac.

Whaddya Gonna Do About It? Productions presents...
8 3/4
Please watch and rate it by going to
http://edcommunity. apple.com/ insomnia_ fall07/
in the search field enter our team name:
whaddyagonnadoaboutit
8 and 3/4 will come up, click to watch

I would love to hear your comments! Thanks!

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The FX Movie

2007-10-01T05:13:17Z

Hey guys, here is my first attempt at a 'special effects" movie. It's a tribute to all of the over-the-top blockbuster movies with crazy effects. I didn't have access to a green screen studio, so I just shot everything in my apartment and had to rotoscope (trace) all the characters frame by frame to get them all in the same shot. Take a look and let me know what you think:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKtb5EgmlWY

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Seeking Short Comedy Submissions

2007-09-21T23:33:24Z

I'm helping a friend of mine put on a small screening night/festival and we're looking for short comedy. Please send me a message if you have a film that you'd like to submit. We have pretty loose requirements. Your film needs to be: 15 min or less (slightly flexible on that) and funny. If you have a film that meets these criteria, drop me a message and I'll tell you where to send your submission to.

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“The Smiling Man” World Premiere and DVD Release Party

2007-07-24T03:10:14Z

(San Francisco, CA) - Local movie makers Kelp Entertainment are proud to unveil their new detective mystery in a free Noir-themed bash and public screening at 12 Galaxies on the evening of August 7th, 8:00 P.M.

Set in San Francisco, 1948, “The Smiling Man” tells the story of down-on-his-luck private detective Nick Chambers as he tracks down a missing man with only a single lead to work from - a photograph of his grinning quarry. Without even a name to go on, Nick begins a citywide hunt for this mysterious missing person, but finds more questions than answers. Based on the short story written by Keoni Chavez, originally published in the anthology “Fog City Nocturne”, The Smiling Man pays loving homage to the classic detective films of the forties, while adding a decidedly post-modern slant.

The centerpiece of the evening will be two screenings of “The Smiling Man”, each lasting 37 minutes, once in vintage black and white, and later in color. Many members of the cast and crew will be on hand to share anecdotes and answer questions.

Guests can compete in a “Liar’s Dice” tournament for valuable prizes. Refreshments will be available for purchase at 12 Galaxies’ bar, and we may have a surprise musical guest!

1940’s clothing is encouraged, but by no means required.

“The Smiling Man” World Premiere and DVD Release Party
Tuesday, August 7th, 8:00 p.m.
12 Galaxies, 2565 Mission Street @ 22nd St., San Francisco
Open to the public, 21 and over.
http://www.thesmilingman.com
http://www.12galaxies.com

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Animator/FX guy in SF

2007-06-10T22:19:27Z

Recently moved to the Bay area. I work as an animator/designer for Current TV. I'd be interested in working on short films in my free time. I'd be interested in doing title sequences, animations, FX, and color-correction/color-styling

Some of my recent work can be found here:
www.spinningblade.com

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CALLING ALL FILMMAKERS! ACTORS! MUSICIANS! ETC.! 48 Hour Film

2007-06-09T06:52:39Z

CALLING ALL FILMMAKERS! ACTORS! MUSICIANS!
Producers and Directors! Videographers, Artists, Editors, YOU!

The 48 Hour Film Project is coming to San Francisco!
In a wild, sleepless weekend, you and a team will make a movie--write, shoot, edit and score it. From scratch. In 48 hours. On Friday, June 15th, you'll get a character, a prop, a line of dialogue and a genre, all to include in your movie. By Sunday, June
17th, the movie must be complete. It will show at San Francisco's Landmark Embarcadero Center Cinema the following week.

Sign Up Now!
http://www.48hourfilm.com/sanfrancisco

There are *three* ways to be involved:

1. FORM A TEAM. If you can rustle up enough folks to make a movie, great! The project is open to pros and amateurs alike. Just put together a team and register on-line at http://www.48hourfilm.com/sanfrancisco and then meet us on Friday, June 15th ready to go. There are only a limited number of slots, so apply soon...

2. JOIN A TEAM. If you're interested in participating, but not by leading a team, you can still definitely be involved! There will be happy hours where folks can meet team leaders and join their teams, as well as other means to get in touch via our web site. Get your information to team leaders at: http://www.48hourfilm.com/join
...get your ear to the ground, by signing up for the San Francisco 48HFP discussion group at: http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/48hourfilm-sanfrancisco/ , an email forum for all short-film matters, networking, questions, services, etc.

3. ENJOY THE FILMS. Come on by to the see the movies, and cast your ballot for the Audience Award. You'll be amazed at what your friends and Bay-Area neighbors can do! About a dozen brand-new short films will debut each night, screening at SF's
Landmark Embarcadero Center Cinema.
Our judges will select the Top 10 teams from the San Francisco 48HFP and invite them to compete against the Top 10 teams from the New York and Los Angeles 48 Hour Film Projects in the Visa "Life Takes" Invitational.
This special competition will take place in September. The top 10 teams in each city will receive:
• $500 Visa Prepaid Card for production expenses.
• Invitation to the Awards Ceremony in San Francisco hosted by Visa for all Finalists from the 3 cities and their guests.
And, get this...the Grand Prize winner will receive...
$10,000!

Entry instructions can be found at
http://www.48hourfilm.com .

Have questions? Feel free to shoot an email to Stephanie:
stephvandyke@gmail.com.

Come on out and make a movie!

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CASTING: 1970's style Euro-Sleaze MOVIE

2007-06-07T13:40:09Z

Hey-- I am a writer/director with verifiable IMDB credits (Malcolm McDowell & Faye Dunaway are in the last movie I wrote that was produced).

We're shooting a nunsploitation flick in a mansion (circa 1860) with a nefarious past in San Jose, Ca in July. It's low-budget but this is a PAYING GIG.

It would be cool if you have a passing knowledge of the work of director Jess Franco - but that's not really a requirement. If you're interested, please send me a message & I'll pass on the cast breakdowns to see if you're right for something.

AND- if you look like my ghost queen, the late, great SOLEDAD MIRANDA (that's her in the pic') and you speak English, I'll probably cast you.

This is going to be a really fun, extremely twisted picture...

Thanks,
Brian

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Local filmmaker interview, Sun. June 3, podcast; 1pm PDT

2007-06-01T19:11:22Z

Sunday June 3rd at 1pm (Pacific time), I will talk on the radio about filmmaking in general and my film, "Under a Shipwrecked Moon" in particular. This will air on a show dedicated to Finnish culture (I am Finnish born and this film has Finnish language in it) on KUSF. 90.3 FM in San Francisco.

You can also hear it online
Sunday June 3rd at 1pm (Pacific time)
at: http://www.kusf.org/index.shtml

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Casting Independent Film in Bay Area "Bebop"

2007-05-28T23:19:40Z

ATTENTION ACTORS
CASTING FOR BEBOP
a short dramatic film
shooting in the Bay Area, July 2007

• Female Lead: very attractive, Caucasian, early 20s,
slim, Mediterranean (dark hair)
• Male Lead: attractive, African-American, mid-late 20s
• Supporting Males: African-American, early 20s;
Caucasian, late teens-early 20s
• Supporting Females: Caucasian, early 20s, can dance
• Extras: Caucasian men and women with distinctive
looks, 20s, 30s, 40s, some dance

Training in acting for camera a plus but not required. Send headshot and resume (required) to nmecham@pacbell.net

No pay. Actors and crew will receive DVD of completed film.

email nmecham@pacbell.net for more information

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ATA now accepting submissions for 2nd Film & Video Festival

2007-05-16T15:39:53Z

Artists' Television Access is now accepting experimental and independent shorts (running 20 minutes or less) in all genres for the ATA Film & Video Festival 2007!

POSTMARK DEADLINE: June 15, 2007
Submission fee: $10
Notification of Acceptance: July 15, 2007
Festival will take place: October 2007
More details and submission form: http://festival.atasite.org/

Artists' Television Access is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all-volunteer, artist-run, experimental media arts gallery that has been in operation since 1984. ATA hosts a series of film and video screenings, exhibitions and performances by emerging and established artists and a weekly cable access television program.

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My film HYSTERIA screens 5/4 in Berkeley

2007-04-30T06:17:28Z

The months following the 9/11 attacks I made this film about a fanatical Catholic boxer who confuses a drug-induced hallucination for a genuine religious visitation from the Virgin Mary. It got great reviews (see link below), went the film fest circuit but never got picked up for distribution (boo hoo). I will attend this upcoming screening and would love to talk to anyone about it there.

Here's the basic info plus some links. I got permission to screen it in an old church which, after the lights go out, is a pretty amazing screening room with great acoustics. After five minutes, you even forget you're sitting on pews.

Friday May 4, 8pm.
Grace North Church sanctuary
2138 Cedar (near Walnut) Berkeley. $6. admission
http://www.gracenorthchurch.org/

CLIP OF OPENING SCENE
http://www.fractalvideo.com/HTML/hysteriaFV.html

THIS FILM REVIEWED
http://www.filmthreat.com/index.php?section=reviews&Id=3030

MOVIE SITE
http://www.verticalpool.com/hysteria.html

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Film and Party: 80s Punk Classic "Suburbia" with Director Penelope Spheeris 4/15-SF

2007-04-13T04:51:51Z

Film and Party: 80s Punk Classic "Suburbia" with Director Penelope Spheeris

The 2007 San Francisco Women's Film Festival concludes with a closing
night party at Minna Gallery, featuring director Penelope Spheeris and a
screening of her 80s punk classic Suburbia. Spheeris has directed more
than 20 films, including Wayne's World, The Crooked E: The Unshredded
Truth About Enron, and several acclaimed documentaries.

SFWFF 2007 pays tribute to Spheeris' achievements in films, which range
from mainstream comedies to independent features and cutting edge
documentaries.

Penelope Spheeris has directed more than 20 films, including Wayne's
World, The Crooked E: The Unshredded Truth About Enron, and the
critically acclaimed documentaries, The Decline of Western Civilization, The
Decline II: The Metal Years, as well as The Decline Part III, a film she
financed herself, with profits donated to charities for homeless and
abused children. Spheeris is currently at work on a Janis Joplin biopic.

Plus animated shorts, live music, prizes and more!

DISCOUNTED TICKETS INFO:
You can receive $2 off admission, when purchasing
tickets for the following shows in advance online by
entering coupon code: festivalfriends07

Sat. 4/14, 8 pm - DOCUMENTARY AND ACTIVISM FILMS at
the SF Women's Building, 3543 18th St. #8, SF.

Sun. 4/15, 7 pm - CLOSING NIGHT FILMS, TRIBUTE & PARTY
at 111 Minna Gallery, 111 Minna St., SF.

For the complete schedule and full details about the
San Francisco Women's Film Festival 2007, visit the
website at:
www.sfwff.com

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Looking for a set decorator or properties master???

2007-04-09T00:49:12Z

Shoot me an e-mail here or at bohemefem@gmail.com and let me know about your project and I'll send you a link to my website and portfolio.

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CALL FOR SUBMISSION: 2007 Anti-Corporate Film Festival

2007-04-09T00:16:05Z

The 2007 CounterCorp Anti-Corporate Film Festival is seeking submissions for this year's festival, which is scheduled to take place from October 19-21 in San Francisco.

The CounterCorp Festival seeks a variety of U.S. and foreign-made movies, feature-length and shorter works, and narrative (fictional) and documentary films (including animation) in both film and digital formats.

The only requirements are that they have some element or theme about how corporations affect our lives, and that non-English films have English subtitles.

To submit a film for consideration, please download and fill out the 2007 submission form (www.countercorp.org/countercorp-festival.htm ) -- and mail it in with your film by this year's deadline: July 2.

CounterCorp also welcomes suggestions for films that we should show at the Festival. Please e-mail suggestions to submissions@countercorp.org (or reply to this posting), and include as much as possible of the following information:
* The name of the film
* Approximate running time
* A brief description
* The director's name
* Year it was released
* Country of origin (and original language)
* Name of production and/or distribution company
* Why you think it fits in the CounterCorp Festival

If we end up screening a film that you suggest, we will give you two free tickets to *any* film at this year's festival. (In the event that two or more people suggest the same film, the first suggestion we receive will win the tickets -- so e-mailing your suggestion is better than replying on Tribe.)

For more information about CounterCorp or the 2007 Anti-Corporate Film Festival, visit our website at www.countercorp.org.

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looking for a film partner

2007-03-04T01:43:54Z

I have an awesome documentary idea, but I lack the technology and partner to film it. I’m looking for someone in the bay area. I have final cut, but no Mac, I don’t have a camera, but wish to use a DVX 100, (but I’m open to others). OH, and lights!! I don’t mind renting equipment, but if someone already has access to equipment, and likes my idea, maybe you would like to work on this project with me? My degree is in Apparel design, but as elective classes, I chose film and editing. I am sure I am not as experienced as many of you, but I’m not completely ignorant. I don’t have experience in Pro tools.
I picked up a great book on documentary filmmaking, though, I want to branch off from traditional styles. I hope to start in September, as I am busy putting a fashion show together for B-man. I would like to interview people from the bay area, but I also fancy taking a trip to NY for a few days to interview people there, (I have someone I/we can stay with). I want to interview as many people as I/we can, then use only the best of the best. I digress, if someone wants a fall/winter project shoot me an email. I want to take this seriously, but have fun, and would like to get it into an indie film festival.

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Romantico theatrical in SF and Berkeley / Director Q&A's tonight

2007-01-20T18:27:18Z

Romantico (www.meteorfilms.org) is showing at the Landmark Lumiere Theatre and Landmark Shattuck Cinemas beginning January 19th.

I will be doing Q&A's tonight, January 20th, in Berkeley (5:50 & 7:50 shows).

Synopsis: Romantico is an immigration tale in reverse. The documentary is about Mexican musician Carmelo Muniz Sanchez, who returns home to his young daughters after years away earning money playing the San Francisco taquería circuit. Once he returns to his hometown – a thousand miles south of the border – he finds himself confronted with the million reasons he left in the first place years ago. But at the age of 60, a border crossing begins to seem absurd...

Thanks,
Mark Becker
www.meteorfilms.org

"A lovely, touching, moving portrait.... This man talks about his own life – his own struggle – and you get a real sense of his dignity and... that he is a genuine artist." A.O. Scott, The New York Times.

"'Romántico' is visual poetry on the run and, as any work of art does when it's successful, improves our perceptions of the world." John Anderson, Newsday.

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Casting Call for Extras

2007-01-13T20:59:50Z

Kelp Entertainment’s production of “The Smiling Man” is looking for extras. We are a very small independent group funding our movie out-of-pocket, and are shooting it on digital video in San Francisco.

We need a large number of people of any age, race or sex to fill out the backgrounds of a few key exterior scenes shot around the city. We will be shooting at various times of day, both weekdays and weekends, so no matter when you are available, odds are good we can use you. No one who can meet our criteria will be refused.

The catch: the movie is set in the late 1940s. All applicants must be able to provide their own reasonably authentic period clothing, and women must be able to do their own hair and makeup. Men must have appropriately short hair, and be willing to slick it back with pomade (available on request) or equivalent.

The only compensation we can offer is screen credit and a copy of the finished DVD, which should be available in the early part of next year. This is a great chance to get some exposure, break out those swing clothes that have been languishing in the back of the closet and have some fun!

To apply, please send a photo of yourself in a late 1940’s outfit along with your name, contact info and an estimate of your availability this November and December to astrobeej@strafe.com. Feel free to ask any questions you may have.

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Photo Studio Equipment For Sale

2006-12-27T18:22:29Z

Clearing out unused studio equipment...stuffs got to go.

Sinar F 4x5 system w/ tripod, case, lenses, etc
Copystand / Enlarger
Cine Tripod
Fog Machine
Fabric background
Hex-reflector Umbrellas

http://www.lafterhall.com/studio_equip.html

Cheers,
Jim
Livermore CA

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SUNDANCE - looking for 1 roommate

2006-12-10T18:28:58Z

looking for 1 female roommate to share my hotel room at the prospector lodge, right on free shuttle line, close to all venues & theaters. 2 beds. second week of the festival, january 23rd to 28th. $580 for the 5 nights, taxes incl.

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the Christmas Card ~ NEW Hallmark Original

2006-12-02T02:10:09Z

Here is some glorious news about a Hallmark movie that will premier tomorrow night. ~ Happy Holidays!

THE CHRISTMAS CARD
“The Christmas Card” a Hallmark Channel Original Holiday movie, premieres Saturday, December 2 at 9 p.m then repeats at 11 p.m. on the Hallmark TV Channel. This movie will air again on Thursday, December 7 at 9m as well.

"THE CHRISTMAS CARD"
Multiple Emmy® Award winner Ed Asner (Lou Grant -The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, John Newton (Desperate Housewives, Melrose Place) & Alice Evans (102 Dalmations) star in this heartwarming holiday story about a career soldier stationed overseas who takes a leave of absence to search for the young woman who has written him a deeply touching personalized, but anonymous Christmas card. When Cody (Newton) arrives in the picturesque California town from which the card was sent, he soon meets and falls in love with Faith (Evans), the girl who sent the card, and he is practically accepted as a new member of the family by her parents (Asner & Nettleton) as he helps them save the family Christmas tree farm. But there’s one major roadblock to happily-ever-after: Faith is already engaged to be married!

Glorinda Marie plays ‘Molly’ the sassy diner waitress in this touching Holiday film!

READ: "Inside Tips: Paving Your Way To Stardom: Hallmarks New Sweetheart; Glorinda Marie" by Manda Spring
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/45967/inside_tips_paving_your_way_to_stardom.html

Glorinda Marie, SAG
Portfolio w/ Demo Reels: http://www.glorinda.com

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Support your fellow Student Filmmakers!!!

2006-11-20T22:53:56Z

Greetings fellow filmmaker peeps,

I am currently in a film contest run by Apple computer. In a nutshell the company revealed a list of 11 elements on their website last Friday at 5:00 p.m.
At that point all registered film teams had 24 hours to shoot, edit, and score a 3 minute movie that had to be submitted into Apple the next day at the same time. Our project, Might of the Transit Employee is currently posted on the contest gallery! Here is the list of elements that we were able to incorporate into our piece.

- Required character name: Alex Kona
- Required dialog line: “No, you don’t understand what it’s like growing up here.”
- Required costume: leather jacket and dark sunglasses
- Required prop: ice
- Required side kick: pet monkey
- Required setting: abandoned building
- Required makeup: fake eyelashes and blue eye shadow
- Required genre: sci-fi/fantasy
- Required editing device: musical montage

Might of the Transit Employee is a mock trailer for a movie that tells the story of Biff Blazer, a full time MBTA worker, and how he becomes the unlikely hero who saves the day.
Here is the link to watch the movie.

http://edcommunity.apple.com/contest/item.php?itemID=205

If you like it won't you please vote for it! You'll need to create an Apple account (if you don't already have one,) but other than that you should be able to vote from the provided link. If we make it into the top 25 our movie will be eligible for judging from Apple's selected panel.

Thanks for your support, it is greatly appreciated!

~Emily ;}

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!!!CALL FOR ENTRIES!!!

2006-11-02T20:48:08Z

Entry Deadline: Febuary 1, 2007

The Delta International Film and VIdeo Festival is devoted to showcasing the work of independentt film and video artists. We are looking for work that exibits exceptional artistry, insight, and innovation in all categories and genres. We welcome submissions from established and emerging artists working in the United States and internationally. We also seek work made by students currently wnrolled in college or university. Cash Awards.
We at DIFVF belive that filmmaking is a profoundly unique phenomenon of cultural exploration and selff-expression. We wish to promote and give visibility to the art of filmmaking by celebrating and recognizing the work of outstanding filmmakers and video artists. We look forward to receiving your entry!

Text for Call

The Delta International Film and Video Festival
March 30-31, 2007
Cleveland, Mississippi
Entry Deadline: Febuary 1, 2007
www.difvf.com
662-846-4731----(Robyn Moore)
rmoore@deltastate.edu

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The Christmas Card ~ NEW Hallmark Original

2006-11-01T20:07:29Z

Good News to share with you:

“The Christmas Card” a Hallmark Channel Original Holiday movie, premieres Saturday, December 2 at 9 p.m in the United States.

Glorinda Marie plays ‘Molly’ the sassy diner waitress.

Some clips from the film are available here:
http://www.Glorinda.com

THE CHRISTMAS CARD
Multiple Emmy® Award winner Ed Asner (Lou Grant -The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, John Newton (Desperate Housewives, Melrose Place) & Alice Evans (102 Dalmations) star in this heartwarming holiday story about a career soldier stationed overseas who takes a leave of absence to search for the young woman who has written him a deeply touching personalized, but anonymous Christmas card. When Cody (Newton) arrives in the picturesque California town from which the card was sent, he soon meets and falls in love with Faith (Evans), the girl who sent the card, and he is practically accepted as a new member of the family by her parents (Asner & Nettleton) as he helps them save the family Christmas tree farm. But there’s one major roadblock to happily-ever-after: Faith is already engaged to be married!

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2006 SF Cinema Block Party - Oct. 11th

2006-10-08T22:27:05Z

I don't know how many people knew about this rather interesting looking even going on in San Francisco this week (Wed. October 11th 2006). I figured I would post info here about it.

An inSide look at SF indepenDent filM, mingle with local filmmAkers, and get your grOve on
featuRing aWard winNing director Mary Guzmán’s latest film DO THE MATH
conVersations with baY Area film luminaries:
- James Dalessandro
- Marty Rosenberg
- and many others

Here is a link to the events web site:
http://www.oneof9films.com/2006_block_party/index.html

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Young Filmmaker Screening at Grand Lake Theater Tomorrow FREE!

2006-09-09T02:24:58Z

BAVC-Youth Sounds presents

THE 2006 ANNUAL FACTORY FILM FESTIVAL

Featuring new shorts by youth in the Oakland Bay Area
With an opening performance by BUMP Records

From situation comedies to sobering public service announcements, this program features brand new shorts by BAVC’s advanced video collective, The Factory. The impressive line-up demonstrates that Bay Area youth are concerned about issues like HIV, homelessness, war, smoking, dating, and the generation gap.

Saturday, September 9
4:30 PM-6:00 PM
Grand Lake Theatre
3200 Grand Avenue, Oakland

Free and Open to the Public!

The Factory is BAVC’s advanced video production collective for young filmmakers. Mentored by adult artists, youth work collaboratively to produce creative work intended for television broadcast and film festival distribution. The Factory is located in downtown Oakland and open to Bay Area youth ages 15–19. For more information contact scott@bavc.org or call 510.836.2660.

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Got Art Production Work?

2006-08-21T17:01:53Z

Hi friends~

I just wrapped my last job this week, on an MTV gig as Art
Director. I'm looking (HARD) for work in LA or SF.
PLEASE let me know if you or any of your peeps know
connections in the following fields:

Animation houses (I worked at Pixar)
VFX houses
Live action, ie commercials, films, TV

I work as:
Art director
Set decorator
Set dresser/on set dresser
Property master/or assistant
Art swing/PA

PLEASE keep yer ears open.

Mucho love!

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sf UNDERGROUND short FILM festival THIS SATURDAY!

2006-08-15T22:06:47Z

SF Underground Short Film Festival

Saturday, August 19th
Bridge Theatre
3010 Geary Blvd (at Blake)
$10, Midnight
415 751 3213

ONLINE TICKETS & FESTIVAL TRAILER
www.peacheschrist.com/underground.html

Midnight Mass in association with Peaches Christ and Vinsantos presents the San Francisco Underground Short Film Festival. Enjoy midnight movies, b-films, cult cinema, drive-in trash, and the ultra outrageous in fifteen minutes or less.

FEATURING...

Big B_ _ _ _! By Jim Hopkins
Billy Boat By Lisa Simorson
Deadly Finger & Deadly Finger Returns By Jose Montesinos
Dearly Beloved By Lance Arthur
Debris By Justin Kelly
Dichotomy By Joe Fitzgerald
Evil Deeds By Michael Burton Chu
I Don’t Wanna Be A Freak By Jim Hopkins
In My Room By Ashley Neese
Insult to Injury By Guillermo Gomez
Poster Boy By Waylon Bacon
Shoes By Liam Sullivan
Sock Puppet Porn By Uphill Both Ways
Strange Waters By Putanesca
Tales of Mere Existence By Lev
Tiffany in Crumsville By Bryan Machowsky
Torsten Kretchzmar: Dunkelheit By Steffen Frech

The only film festival in town to open with a live rock show!

Dress up fancy! Meet the filmmakers! Stalk the Stars!

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One of us has made it on TV! 8/23(1pm) and 8/24(10pm) on CH27 in San Fran! Please watch and feedback!

2006-08-15T19:25:06Z

I am intensely proud to be a filmmaker in San Francisco, one of the most beautiful but hardest to live in ($$$) places on the planet. I believe very much that when ANY ONE of us succeeds, it makes it all the more easier for the rest of us to do well. We may squabble and clash and love and talk with each other, but we are all bay area filmmakers, and it IS us against the world. I have been blessed enough to make a program good enough to go on air, and I believe it has something to offer other filmmakers and media producers, particularly beginners. I thank you in advance for watching this, taping it, putting it on the internet, passing it around, talking about it, etc.

A 30 minute educational/documentary about my project 30 films in 30 days will be on Channel 27 on Wednesday 8/23 at 1pm, and Thursday 8/24 at 10pm. This airing is sadly only available inside San Francisco on Cable (EATV), but it has already aired 4 times on the 127 outlets in the state of California that are supplied by the CCCSAT satellite (we got picked up in April, aired in April and May).
I would be most grateful for viewers, and following that, any feedback that might make future projects quality.
This is a very exciting thing for all of us here, and hopefully is one of the many fractured introductions that Whaddya Gonna Do About It? Productions have been leaking out for the last few years.
Our first feature, which predates 30.30 by one year, will be releasing soon, so there is a huge amount of product in the pipeline coming out soon for those who like our styles.

This was a history making endeavor that has been universally reacted to with shock and awe. No one in history had ever attempted to make 30 films in 30 days, but we attempted and succeeded.

Please support this and forward to as many people as you can. A single shot is all most of us will ever get... I have been very fortunate, blessed really, to be able to achieve some of my dreams, but they need to be shared with an audience, and there is no better audience than that of my peers and fellow artists.

Thank you very very sincerely.
-John Madden
Whaddya Gonna Do About It? Productions

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A new development

2006-07-12T23:17:00Z

Hi folks,

I just wanted to let those of you who may be interested know that the New Hollywood Stars website is now up. I had asked about this recently but no one knew anything about it. Here's the address:

www.newhollywoodstars.com

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Seeking Guerilla Style Filmmakers Interested in taking on Corporations

2006-06-26T21:11:42Z

I'm looking to meet other filmmakers who have an interest in taking on corporations and bringing awareness of corporate corruption. Please contact me if interested. Thanks.

Tony

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Book Review - Mind of the Modern Moviemaker

2006-06-23T21:47:35Z

I'm reading this book, The Mind of the Modern Moviemaker - 20 conversation with the new generation of filmmakers, but Josh Horowitz. It just came out in 2006 and is a collection of interviews with up and coming directors, including some really cool guys like Kevin Smith, Trey Parker, and Matt Stone. If you haven't seen this book yet, I would recommend it. It's an easy read and gives you an opportunity to get to know these artists a little bit as individuals. I've found it pretty fascinating to see how so many of these talented people have come up from such humble beginnings, how many of them basically say "When I started that film I had no idea what I was doing." It's actually quite encouraging to see that they're not gods, but normal people who had to leap some major obstacles (often surprisingly fast) to get the jobs they've had. Check it out.

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documentary film workshop reminder...

2006-06-01T23:44:06Z

HI - Just a reminder - I'm teaching a workshop in June at Film Arts Foundation in SF, PRODUCING A FEATURE DOCUMENTARY. I use my own doc, THE COCKETTES as a case study, and cover the whole process from concept through international sales.

More info at http://filmarts.org/home.php

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Help! I need A San Francisco DIVE BAR!

2006-05-31T01:13:19Z

I need a local dive bar for a location for the no-budget noir flick I'm making. The film is set in 1947, so while I'm not being a nazi for historical accuracy, I can't use uber-modern places. The mood I'm going for is sleazy run down dive -- a local watering hole, not a high class place. The action follows someone as they come in through the front door, walk directly to the bar, take a stool and order a drink, and have a conversation with the bartender and another patron.

Features of the ideal place:
*Small, dark place
*Interesting bar and back bar
*Interesting entryway, both interior and exterior
*Pool table a big plus

Deal breakers:
*Too many TVs/ TVs in prominent areas that can not be shot around.
*Modern bar fixtures like video games/microwave ovens
*CD jukebox in a prominent area that can not be shot around
*Neon signs or other promotional materials that are clearly modern and can not be temporarily covered or removed
*Distinctly Modern decor that can not be covered, removed or shot around.

I'm hoping to find a place in San Francisco, but for the *perfect* place I would be willing to go farther afield.

If you know of such a place, please, please, please drop me a line here or email me at noir@strafe.com

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Portland Film Festival Call For Entries

2006-05-12T16:40:33Z

Size doesn't matter!

The Portland International Short Short Film Festival is currently seeking submissions for its 2006 festival. Now in its fifth year, PISS Fest! showcases films from around the globe that run the gamut of themes and styles—from the dark and avant-garde to the hilariously absurd—with the only common thread among them being running time: ten minutes or less.

The deadline for entry is June 30, 2006, late entry deadline is July 14, 2006. Entry form and more details can be found at http://zonkerfilms.com.

PISS Fest! will be held October 19-21, 2006 at the historic Hollywood Theatre in Portland, Oregon.

The 5th Annual PISS Fest! is produced by Portland's own, Zonker Films and Sour Apple Productions.

Send your submissions and 20 bucks to:

Sour Apple Productions
Attn: Tara Johnson-Medinger
1207 NE Alberta St. #109
Portland, Oregon 97211
Please make checks payable to Sour Apple Productions

Questions? Please contact:

Tara Johnson-Medinger
Sour Apple Productions
tara@sourappleproductions.com

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Godspeed Film Benefit

2006-05-11T20:44:17Z

El Rio
3158 Mission St, San Francisco, CA
Wednesday, May 17, 9:00pm

Come out and party to support production of "GODSPEED" the movie!! Based on the book by Lynn Breedlove, the film is being co-directed by Lynn and Shani Heckman. Check out WWW.GODSPEEDFILM.COM for more info. Benefit performances include members of the following fabulous, local favorites: JAY WALKER AND THE COCKIVORES, BURLESQUE ESQUE, CITIZEN KINGS, OAKLAND FEJACKS, RADICAL CHEERLEADERS, DIAMOND DAGGERS, DAMEGOODZ, SISTAS IN THE PIT, SHAWNA VIRAGO, and STORM FLOREZ. Do not miss the chance to see all this amazing talent in one night AND support a good cause at the same time!

$7-$10 sliding scale. No one turned away for lack of funds.

WWW.GODSPEEDFILM.COM

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48 hour film project

2006-05-04T00:23:49Z

CALLING ALL FILMMAKERS! ACTORS! MUSICIANS!
Producers and Directors! Videographers, Artists, Editors, YOU!

The 48 Hour Film Project is coming to San Francisco!
In a wild, sleepless weekend, you and a team will make
a movie--write, shoot, edit and score it. From
scratch. In 48 hours. On Friday, June 23rd, you'll
get a character, a prop, a line of dialogue and a
genre, all to include in your movie. By Sunday, June
25th, the movie must be complete. It will show at San
Francisco's storied Roxie Cinema the following week.

Sign Up Now!
www.48hourfilm.com/sanfrancisco

There are *three* ways to be involved:

1. FORM A TEAM. If you can rustle up enough folks to
make a movie, great! The project is open to pros and
amateurs alike. Just put together a team and register
on-line at www.48hourfilm.com/sanfrancisco and
then meet us on Friday, June 23rd, ready to go. There
are only a limited number of slots, so apply soon...

2. JOIN A TEAM. If you're interested in
participating, but not by leading a team, you can still
definitely be involved! There will be happy hours
where folks can meet team leaders and join their
teams, as well as other means to get in touch via our
web site. Get your information to team leaders at:
www.48hourfilm.com/join

...get your ear to the ground, by signing up for
the San Francisco 48HFP discussion group at:
movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/...ncisco/
..an email forum for all short-film matters, networking,
questions, services, etc.

3. ENJOY THE FILMS. Come on by to the see the
movies, and cast your ballot for the Audience Award.
You'll be amazed at what your friends and Bay-Area
neighbors can do! About a dozen brand-new
short films will debut each night, screening at SF's
Roxie Cinema. Dates are June 27, 28, and 29.

Roxie Cinema: 3117 16th Street (@ Valencia)
www.roxie.com

The winning San Francisco team will compete against
other films to represent the SF Bay at the 48 Hour
Film Project's national screening (2005 films screened
at Cinequest film festival!), and will compete for
additional prizes. Entry instructions can be found at
www.48hourfilm.com.

Have questions? Feel free to contact John (JD) David
at: firstharmonic@gmail.com

Come on out and make a movie!

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If you need cool music for your next project...

2006-05-01T12:37:30Z

www.beatpick.com
Just to let you know that these guys ad BeatPick had a brilliant idea changing the way you'll go licensing your music for your projects (and in most cases saving you plenty of cash too)..
they seems to have recently started but they already have around 60 artist spanning all genres of music..

the cool thing is that you can listen to all the tracks on their site (full tracks, that is), decide which one you like and license it instantly online .
And if your project is non- commercial, they give it to you for free!!

I've used them already and since then i keep coming back....
Give them a try at www.beatpick.com

Marc

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CROSSING ARIZONA now playing in San Francisco thru May 4th!!!

2006-04-30T03:23:47Z

SCREENING NIGHTLY at 7:00 & 9:00 PM
Matinees SAT, SUN, WED 2:30 & 4:45 PM

SUBTITLED IN SPANISH & ENGLISH

"Excellent"
- San Francisco Chronicle

"Engrossing"
- San Francisco Bay Guardian

"A Searing Documentary"
- El Tecolote

Understanding the current immigration crisis requires more than can be summed up in one article or TV news segment. CROSSING ARIZONA - a hit at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival - is the only film that tells the story of how the debate reached the intensity it has today from the inside out, through an intimate and far reaching look at the debate as it has developed over two years at its hottest point - along the Arizona/Sonora border - providing context and depth to the news headlines.

Heightened security along the Texas and California borders funnels an estimated 4,500 undocumented migrants, most traveling on foot, into remote sectors of the Arizona desert on a daily basis. The perilous journey, which can take up to four days, has led to the deaths of thousands of migrants. The influx of migrants and rising death toll has elicited impassioned responses and complicated feelings about human rights, culture, class and national security. Through the eyes of frustrated ranchers, local activists, desperate migrants, and the Minutemen who've become darlings of the national media, CROSSING ARIZONA reveals the surprising political stances people take when immigration and border policy fails everyone.

HOW: Tickets $4 - $8. Advance tickets available at www.roxie.com

WHEN: Thru MAY 4th, 7:00pm & 9:00pm nightly. Additional Sat., Sun. & Wed. matinees 2:30pm & 4:45pm.

WHERE: Roxie Film Center, 3117 16th St. at Valencia, San Francisco CA. Local Muni are the 22 and 53 (both at 16th & Valencia), 33 (18th & Valencia), 14 (16th & Mission), 49 (16th & Mission). Bart stops one block east at 16th & Mission. Public Parking is available on Hoff Street, off of 16th between Valencia and Mission.

For more information about the film, including the trailer, please go to www.crossingAZ.com

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Exterior Forest Location Needed For Short Film

2006-04-16T19:07:12Z

Employer: Illbilly Productions
Location: San Francisco (Bay Area)
Duration: Approximately 6 days in May

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Payment is negotiable.

Illbilly Productions, a local independent film production company, is in pre-production for a short film, Evolution: The Musical. We are currently seeking an exterior forest location, preferably within 35 miles of San Francisco, CA:

Need:
Undeveloped woodland area. A clearing within a forested area would be best.
We will need this location for approximately 12 hours each day.

Preferred:
Base Camp/Parking and Staging Area for crew and actors.
Bathroom and Kitchen access is a plus. Access to electricity will need to be discussed.

Property owners will be compensated. In addition you will receive a credit in the film, a DVD copy upon completion, and our undying thanks.

Reply to: Doug Proulx
Email: dugitty@yahoo.com

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Just so you know as of today you can post Revver video to your profile- post your film to your profile

2006-04-13T17:49:01Z

To do this:
click on update my profile
click on My Revver
enter url of your revver film
save
viola!

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The Art Department

2006-04-11T20:32:02Z

Hey guys....If your one of us....check out this tribe. http://tribes.tribe.net/theartdepartment

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FOR SALE: photo studio equipment including cine tripod w/dolly spreader

2006-03-30T17:08:54Z

http://www.lafterhall.com/studio_equip.html

Jim Ferreira
BakerSt@comcast.net

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Super 8 Film Equipment for Sale!

2006-03-30T06:52:22Z

Hello All:

I am selling some prime Super 8 film equipment as a package deal at a super deal...
...$399 obo .
This is in San Francisco

*2 cameras: (Sankyo XL 300 S Sound and Elmo SuperFilmatic 104)
* Projector: Sears Super 8 Movie Projector Made by Bell & Howell
* Editing Equip:Hervic Tape Splicer (for Super 8 and Single 8( + new packs of patches (120 total), camera mics, bag, film tapes

If you are interested, email me, and I will send you specific details of the items and photos.

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David Weissman's Feature Documentary Workshop

2006-03-30T03:21:54Z

Hi- I'm the producer/ co-director of the documentary, THE COCKETTES, and I'll be offering a workshop in SF in June through Film Arts Foundation.

PRODUCING A FEATURE DOCUMENTARY: A first-hand perspective from filmmaker David Weissman

Join award-winning filmmaker David Weissman, producer and co-director of THE COCKETTES for a weekend behind-the-scenes look at documentary production. Using THE COCKETTES as a case study, the workshop will follow a documentary from inception to theatrical release and international sales. Learn about writing proposals, raising funds, setting budgets, handling legal issues, acquiring archival materials, licensing music, plotting a festival strategy, getting distribution, and more!

This class is open to anyone from Sundance-aspiring filmmakers to documentary fans and counterculture aficionados.

THE COCKETTES, a feature length documentary about San Francisco's legendary theatrical troupe of hippies and drag queens, premiered at Sundance at 2002, was released theatrically and for home video, has been airing on Sundance Channel, and has been licensed for distribution in the UK, Italy, and Japan. It was the recipient of the LA Film Critics' Award for Best Documentary of 2002 and nominated for an Independent Spirit Award in the same category.

To benefit most from the workshop students are encouraged to watch THE COCKETTES beforehand, however it is not required!

Sat/Sun, Apr 29 & 30, 10am-4pm
Film Arts Foundation
145 Ninth Street, #101 San Francisco

member cost - $ 175
non member cost - $ 215
registration/ info: education@filmarts.org, or call FAF at (415) 552-8760

"David's workshop was delightful and full of good info as well. So sign up and enjoy it."
-Barbara Bader (Filmmaker, Writer)

"I would highly recommend this workshop to anyone interested in taking their film to the next level. David learned his lessons well, and is really good at explaining the process in terms that even I was able to understand! I should also mention that he is a gifted storyteller as well. The behind-the-scenes tales of the trials and tribulations involved in getting The Cockettes movie made and distributed alone are worth the price of admission!"
-Steven Sharp (Filmmaker)

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24th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival March 16-26!!!!

2006-03-10T01:32:58Z

Hey all,

I just wanted to let you know about the 24th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival.

it starts on march 16 with the opening night screening (AMERICANese directed by Eric Byler) & Gala.
I just heard that this movie is selling very quickly, i believe the whole ground floor seating of the castro is almost filled up.

They seem to have a bunch or really really cool foreign films like: WATER by DEEPA MEHTA (she will be there for Q & A after the screening, and her screening is actually the Center piece presentation! I also heard its banned in India), LINDA LINDA LINDA by NOBUHIRO YAMASHITA, and CHINESE RESTAURANTS: LATIN PASSIONS by CHEUK KWAN..

There are also alot of films that were made local filmakers like: COLMA: THE MUSICAL by Richard Wong, KIEU (one showing is already sold-out, so they are putting on a second showing) by Vu T. Tu Ha, JOURNEY FROM THE FALL by Ham Tran, and a couple more.

To check out more info on this festival and its films check out their website:
http://www.asianamericanfilmfestival.org/

I"LL SEE YOU AT THE MOVIES!!!!
YEA!~

MICHAEL

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Wooden cine tripod for sale....

2005-12-30T21:00:03Z

My apologies if I appear to be spamming....not my intention. I have some excess equipment I want to get rid of and since this is a bay area filmmaking tribe and I live and work in the bay area, I thought I would make the equipment availability known in the filmmaking tribes.

http://www.lafterhall.com/for_sale_equipment.html

Thanks for your patients,
Jim
http://www.lafterhall.com/intro.html

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Videographer needed for Do-It-Yourself New Year's Parade in Santa Cruz

2005-12-28T05:59:50Z

We're putting a call out for videographers in this year's New Year's Eve Parade in Santa Cruz.

There's no First Night this year, so we're going to do it ourselves. It's our parade. It's your parade. No city-sponsorship. No corporate donors. We make it happen together. We're calling it

THE LAST NIGHT SANTA CRUZ DIY PARADE
(diy stands for do-it-yourself)

Let's get a group together. Start a marching band. Build puppets. Get our bicycle friends together. Form a dancing troupe. Organize our kid's play group. Anything and everything!

Committed so far: http://www.lastnightdiy.org/who.html (We'd still like to see Samba bands, marching bands, more music, political groups, a coalition of homeless folks, art cars, zombies, pirates, more kids and parents, and more more of everything in our community)

MEET AT 5PM NEW YEAR"S EVE - SATURN CAFE LOT

Un-organizing meeting: 29 Dec, 6:30, Wired Wash, 135 Laurel St
Last night tribe: http://tribes.tribe.net/lastnightdiy
Website: http://www.lastnightdiy.org

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Seminar: “What is Producing” Tuesday, December 13, 2005 - SFSU Burk Hall 229 or remote access video stream

2005-12-13T19:38:04Z

Topic: “What is Producing”

Tuesday, December 13, 2005

6:00 – 7:00 PM

Burk Hall 229 or
remote connections (internet):

We will stream using Quicktime 7. Launch Quicktime, under File, choose
Open URL and type or paste rtsp://at1.sfsu.edu/Ujlaki.sdp

Hello Everyone,

Once Upon a time in a Digital Village is a distance learning project that will be hosting Stephen Ujlaki, Chairman of SFSU's Cinema Department. I am organizing this event as a project for a graduate Distance Education class. All ITEC and Cinema students, along with alumni and others with an interest in Film Producing are welcome to participate.

On Tuesday Dec. 13th, 2005 between 6 pm and 7 pm, Prof. Ujlaki will be giving a one hour intensive "What is Producing" seminar, during the 442 Cinema class in Producing Film and visual media. This is a highly sought after advanced class in the art, and business, of Producing Film and other media projects that are related to film and video production.

If you have ever wondered what types of contracts, talent releases, and various waivers are needed to produce a film or documentary piece that can get distribution or be allowed into film festivals, then this is a rare opportunity to learn and ask questions from an industry profession. An industry professional who is the Chair of SFSU Cinema Dept. and dedicated to pulling away the "veil" of the Film Industry juggernaut's inner workings so students can approach their career with a solid knowledge of industry standards and not a pocket full of mysteries and rumors.

A portion of this project will be conducted in the Collaboratorium (Burk Hall Room 229) with students participating through two-way video and text conferencing. There will be full video and audio support in the Collaboratorium. To use text as a remote communication tool, we will be using Skype (if you want to connect remotely using Skype you will have to download Skype (from www.skype.com) and login use the Skype Chat utility) - we may arrange a second option also, email Robert (me) to get an update on this.

To be included in this project please RSVP to; rlf4productions@gmail.com, as feeds will be limited (to the first 200 online participants), as will the seats at the Collaboratorium – we may arrange special seating in select cases as needed for those alumni and students who are involved with media production or who maybe for their work or program.

***If you are a Tribe member note that (and which Tribe - ei.: Film makers, DV, editing, etc.) in your email and I will do my best to get you all set up. Please contact me before 3pm Tues. as I will be running through the spec. test after that time to see how our streaming video transfer rate is clocking, as well as testing our feed.***

A bit about film producer Stephen Ujlaki, chair of SFSU Cinema Department:

Stephen Ujlaki, a producer of more than 25 feature films, made-for-cable movies and documentaries, was recently named professor and chair of the San Francisco State University Cinema Department, named one of the nation's top film schools last year by Entertainment Weekly.

As vice president of development and production for HBO Pictures from

1983 to 1988, Ujlaki supervised script development, production and post-production for more than 25 films including "Baja Oklahoma"

(Julia Roberts), "Last Innocent Man" (Ed Harris) and "Act of Vengeance" (Charles Bronson).

"Film production involves many of the same administrative, logistical and people skills: ensuring that financial and creative input into the screenplay is heard, keeping everyone happy without going over budget or hurting the picture, resolving conflicts, and maintaining strong leadership and direction," said Chairman Ujlaki.

Ujlaki was most recently president of Panarea Productions, where he produced such feature films as "Loch Ness" (Ted Danson), "Hot Spot"

(Don Johnson, directed by Dennis Hopper) and "Courage Mountain"

(Charlie Sheen) as well as numerous HBO feature films including "Stiletto Dance" (Eric Roberts), "Xchange" (Stephen Baldwin) and "Hostile Intent" (Rob Lowe).

Previously, Ujlaki headed the European Feature and Television Production division for Stone Group France, a production studio owned by actor Michael Douglas. Reporting directly to Douglas, Ujlaki was responsible for bringing productions to the studio, managing film budgets, overseeing co-production partners and managing all personnel and film crews.

"San Francisco State can be known as more than just the 'independent film school,'" said Ujlaki, who founded the film program at Franconia College in New Hampshire and has also taught at the American Film Institute and Brandeis University. "A degree in cinema could also provide a wealth of career opportunities in the film industry. If one does not wish to pursue a completely independent path, there are many other marketable skills that can be developed into such careers as writing, producing, editing, directing and post-production."

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need a place to audition, rehearse, do some chroma-key work?

2005-11-05T20:40:26Z

I'm running an 800 sq ft rehearsal space over at the Off Market Theatres (965 Mission, just a few blocks from Powell BART). I'm in the middle of painting one good sized wall a rather vibrant and uniform green, ideal for chroma-key film and video work. I'll have photos up in the next week or so.

So, if you're looking for a place for auditions, rehearsals, or even filming, check out available dates at http://www.cassandrascall.com

Rental rates are only $15 an hour! (special rates available for non-peak hours)

Dan
Cassandra's Call Productions

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Sonoma Valley Film Festival accepting entries until now until 1/6/06

2005-10-03T23:42:12Z

Submit to the festival that knows how to treat a filmmaker with class! At the Sonoma Valley Film Festival (April 5-9, 2006), filmmakers receive the royal treatment! Come meet dynamic, engaged audiences and hang out with fellow filmmakers and industry peers in the most intimate, relaxed, and inspiring of settings. The Sonoma Valley Film Festival presents over 75 films annually, with 150 guest filmmakers, celebrities & industry professionals in attendance enjoying food & wine tasting at every screening and, special VIP receptions, and the awards program. Visiting filmmakers develop a fond appreciation for fine food and wine, and are welcomed like one of the family!
Festival info http://www.cinemaepicuria.org
All submissions must be processed thru http://www.withoutabox.com
Sonoma Valley Film Festival (ID 1340)

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Wardrobe for your film

2005-08-23T06:17:11Z

I am a fashion stylist and costume designer for theater, film, and television and I am currently taking on a few “pro-bono” clients to build up my resume of film projects.

For more than 5 years I have dressed talent in a variety of productions as well as managed wardrobe departments.

I’m well-versed in the classic styles and latest trends, and give insight to wardrobe for all body shapes and sizes. Most important, have a knack for bringing out an individual’s personality and unique style.

If you're looking for a costume designer/manager for your next film... Jot me a response.

Thanks,
Mina

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SF UNDERGROUND short FILM festival

2005-08-16T00:15:29Z

An evening of locally produced underground short film:
THE SF UNDERGROUND SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
Saturday, 8/20
Bridge Theatre
$10
Event info & online tickets:
http://www.peacheschrist.com/underground.html

Midnight Mass in association with Peaches Christ and Vinsantos presents the San Francisco Underground Short Film Festival. Enjoy midnight movies, b-films, cult cinema, drive-in trash, and the ultra outrageous in fifteen minutes or less.

The only film festival in town to open with a live rock show!
Dress up fancy!
Meet the filmmakers!
Stalk the Stars!

THE FILMS:

THE AUDITION- LANCE SMITH & ADAM FISHER
THE DIRT MICE- DAVID ENOS
DOODIE CALLS- HAMIL GRIFFIN-CASSIDY
FLEXTACY- SUE COSTIBILE
FRED- CORA FOXX
GET OVER IT HONEY- FLAVIO
HONOR PATROL INTRO- DIMITRI SIMAKIS & JESSE PARROTTI
KIND (BUD)- JIM HOPKINS
BELLE AND CORINNE'S NEW RESTAURANT- DAVID CHRYSTALLAH & MARCUS EWERT
SLUT?- JIM HOPKINS
SPIN THE BOTTLE- SCOTT BOSWELL
TALES OF MERE EXISTENCE- LEV
TEEN CHRISTIAN BEACH PARTY- RICHARD VETTE
TOUCHING BOTTOM- AREN HAUN
TORSTEN KRETCHZMAR: ENTSCHLOSSENHEIT- STEFFEN FRECH

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Do you want to show your short film?

2005-07-20T17:57:38Z

I am putting together a film festival on Aug. 20th at ATA in the Mission of SF. It will have dj's playing before and after the screenings..i want to gather up 10 shorts to screen..i have about 5..so i need 5 more. If your interested, please send me an email stating the name of the short, a brief description of the storyline, length time, and name of director. I need to figure this out by the end of the week. thank you thank you thank you))))))))))))

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fans of SPUN

2005-07-17T21:07:54Z

GALAXIE PICTURES is currently developing 'Unfiltered', the directorial debut for Creighton Vero, screenwriter of the indie cult hit 'Spun'.

For more information contact: pete@galaxie-pictures.com

SYNOPSIS:

Teenage Sherri, a new arrival to Lake Charles, Louisiana, gets a rude awakening as the locals give her a slice of real Southern hospitality, small town style. Included in her Lake Charles initiation are some hard lessons on friendship, family, and bigotry—not the kind made of ephemeral remarks and incidental ostracizing of outsiders, but real and vicious institutional racism, the kind that ends in murder.

Sherri arrives as the locals prepare for the funeral of Mary, the town’s Contraband Days Celebration Queen. With her death begins the shattering of the perfect picture of southern hospitality that she represents. Grieving is glossed over in favor of panic about the town’s quickly evaporating marijuana supply. What’s really died is the smiling welcoming south, and its warmth and hospitality are quickly replaced by a rapid growth of weeds.

Then the ensemble cast of Unfiltered gradually unwinds into a hard picture of gritty southern life as facades of tolerance gradually peel / crumble away. What’s revealed is the stuff that’s usually swept under the carpet.

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How do Actors find Opportunities

2005-07-11T22:04:14Z

and get cast in films/tv?

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display your film

2005-06-22T14:57:10Z

Not sure if anyone knows that you can display your film @ the Canvas once a month.

www.openshorts.com

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anyone need a music score for their small film?

2005-05-14T02:47:10Z

I play guitar and keyboards, I have a modest music studio and looking to make sound scores for small films. I have been an animator and filmmaker myself since my early twenties (mostly student productions), so I'm not a novice, but not an "experienced professional" either.

I'd like to help out on low budget production by creating the sound score. I can compose comfortably in the styles of: classical, electronica, alternative rock, jazz, bossa nova, flamenco, mexican "oom pa", spy thriller, tv themes (IE. Green Acres specialist), german nihilism, Amazon fire dance, Leprechaun break dance .. I guess I better quit while I'm ahead.

dave

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lalalala + 8mm

2005-04-29T18:22:00Z

Hi all, dont mean to spam but I have started a tribe devoted to 8millimeter. Sort of a dying art, but if there are purists left please look it up....

just search for 8mm

i hate links they never work...

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5/16 Bleep Happens filmfest

2005-04-26T09:12:30Z

Hello,

"Bleep Happens" is a short film festival coming up at Rafael Theater. It features five short films written and produced by survivors of brain injury. They are participants at Marin Brain Injury Network's Larkspur Center, a very cool program I was involved with. Participants at the center have a lot to say, and insights to share, as their lives have been irrevocably and drastically changed. www.mbin.org

Thanks,

Laurie

[please pardon my cross-postings]
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Marin Brain Injury Network and The Larkspur Center
Present:

"Bleep Happens"
A festival of 5 short films written and produced by
Larkspur Center program participants

Monday, May 16th at 7:00pm
California Film Institute
Rafael Theater
38 Miller Avenue Suite 6
Mill Valley, CA 94941
(415)461-6771
Reception Following at Bank of Marin
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About The Marin Brain Injury Network

Marin Brain Injury Network (MBIN) is a grassroots
organization whose members include survivors of
Acquired Brain Injury, their families and caregivers,
professionals from the fields of medicine and social
service, and other concerned individuals from
throughout the community.

MBIN provides a community reintegration program at The
Larkspur Center in Larkspur, California, near the
College of Marin. The program addresses the
functional limitations and psychosocial barriers that
survivors of acquired brain injury frequently
experience.

"The Glen"
by Glen Bullock

If I were a fruit, I would be a lemon,
because I can be sweet, but I am often sour.

If I were a shoe, I would be a sandal,
because I am comfortable, but not too formal.

If I were a song, I would be, "Amazing Grace"
because the fact that I am alive
proves God's grace.

If I were a car, I would be a racecar,
because I went really fast, and was dangerous.

If I were a color, I would be blue,
like a blue streak.
Sometimes I feel sad and blue.

If I were a land formation,
I would be a large island,
because I am large, but often alone.

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film studio project

2005-04-24T03:14:34Z

I’ve been working on this film studio project for a while. The original idea was to create a live/work art commune. It has evolved into a L/W film works studio. We are about to move into a 25000 sq. ft. warehouse in Oakland and we’re looking for a promising crew of members to live there and run their film related business out of their respective studios. We will all be autonomous individuals as well as a company that works together. A commune of film aspics if you will. If you’re interested, shoot me an email back with a profile and resume.

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FEAR AND FUN WITH FISH puppet animated film

2005-04-19T21:41:35Z

Hi All,
A newbie to this tribe and I'd like to share my puppet movie 'Fear and Fun with Fish'
http://www.nifferart.com/FFF (clips, stills, DVD etc.)

The film uses a combination of live puppetry and stop action techniques. It was completed in 2003 and the self produced DVD is available online as of this month. DVD features include animation techniques, meet the puppets, interactive menu tour, and 5.1 surround audio. I tried to make it educational as well as entertaining!

If you're in the bay area I will have these for sale at the Sparkanzoo show this Saturday April 23rd, at 12 Galaxies (2565 Mission st) 12-5pm.

If you know of any apropos festivals, reviewers or distribution I welcome suggestions. Thanks for tuning in!

Niffer

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SUBMIT! SF Underground Short Film Festival 2005

2005-04-10T20:10:05Z

SF UNDERGROUND SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
Call for (short) Film Submissions

Next SFUSFF: August 20th, 2005
Submission deadline: June 17th, 2005

Midnight Mass in association with Peaches Christ and Vinsantos presents the San Francisco Underground Short Film Festival.

Peaches Christ’s popular Midnight Mass film series will conclude its summer series with a brand new program of short films. This is an open call for filmmakers to submit their work for consideration. The SF Underground Short Film Festival will showcase locally made short films in the spirit of midnight movies, b-films, cult cinema, high art, and the ultra outrageous. Anything goes! The promoters feature these shorts in a midnight movie setting and play to a capacity crowd.

Submission Guidelines

• Films are made by residents of the Bay Area
• Deadline for submissions is June 17th, 2005.
• Films have a running time of 15 minutes or less
• Submit VHS 1/2” preview tapes or DVD’s only
• There is no entry fee!
• All submissions should include a completed entry form, available at http://www.peacheschrist.com
• Preview tapes will not be returned
• Filmmakers will not be paid for any screenings
• Send entries to Peaches Christ c/o The Bridge Theatre, 3010 Geary Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94118

Visit http://www.peacheschrist.com

For submission guidelines, form, and festival archives.

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Monitor for a G5

2005-03-05T20:14:06Z

I'm about to buy a new G5 and I need some recommendations for a monitor.

I'm primarily going to be doing DV editing with Final Cut, but I also will be doing some still photography stuff using Photoshop.

My questions is two-fold. For color correction, is there any major difference between a flat LCD vs a CRT monitor?

Secondly, what brands and models will work well with a G5?

Thanks!

Jim in SF

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amazon.com

2005-03-04T20:14:46Z

Welcome, filmmaker! Amazon, the Tribeca Film Festival, and American Express invite you to premiere your short film to an audience of millions by entering our Short Film Competition, whose grand prize is an American Express prepaid card in the amount of $50,000.

Through April 13, we're accepting submissions of films that have a total running time of no more than 7 minutes and are appropriate for a general audience.

Starting April 18, the films will be presented to Amazon customers, on a random basis, in the Tribeca Screening Room at Amazon.com. Customers will be invited to rate the films, on a scale of 1 to 5 stars, to determine the five finalists.

At the end of May, the five highest-rated films will each be featured on the Amazon.com welcome page over five weeks. Amazon.com customers will again be invited to rate the five finalists to determine the winner.

About the Tribeca Film Festival

The 2005 Tribeca Film Festival presented by American Express will take place from April 19 to May 1 in various locations throughout lower Manhattan. The 2005 Festival will feature special events and screenings, a street fair, and panel discussions with noted filmmakers. For 2005 event schedule and program details, please go to www.tribecafilmfestival.org.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/13609741/ref=amb_right-1_182861_1/102-5220150-1564938

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Edit Suite Rentals

2005-02-23T07:16:59Z

I'm filming this project for my work and will have an audience of around almost 1000 people, but I don't have anywhere to edit this project, since i had to take this semester off from my film school. Are there places in the Bay Area I can go and rent time to use edit suites? I'm most familiar with Final Cut.

Thanks in advance for help.

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Silicon Valley Science Fiction Short Film Festival

2005-02-07T22:00:03Z

OK, it has begun.
The First Annual Silicon Valley Science Fiction Short Film Festival will be held October 8th in Mountain View, CA.

We are currently accepting submissions of films 30 minutes and under (though we'll watch and might even show, anything under an hour if it's good enough) Science Fiction will be broadly defined as anything tech-themed or with serious elements of fantasy in the modern world. We'd also like to show a couple of tech-themed docs as a sort of cinematic sorbet.

There is no submission fee. We can only show DVD, so we'd prefer DVD for review (which will also save a filmmaker from having the ship a presentation copy later)

All enquiries can go to garcia@computerhistory.org
and submissions should be accompanied by email address and any press info to
Christopher Garcia
1401 N. Shoreline Blvd.
Mountain View, CA 94043
Submissions must be received by August 15th, 2005

Thanks
Chris

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anyone have

2005-01-18T02:47:43Z

there stuff on undergroundfilm.org?

You pay $.99 for a short, awesome! The money goes to the filmmaker. I thought it was pretty cool.

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Tron 1.0 Tribute and SF Flash Tour Trailers

2005-01-12T21:53:30Z

Hi, I have to experimental pieces up on my website and would love some of you to have a look at see what you think. one is like 5 mins long 70 megs and the other is 7mins long 95 megs, all done in MPEG1 so you should be able to view it no problem.

Descriptions:

Tron 1.0 Tribute Video

A buch of clips from the movie "Tron", connected togeather to create a high octane run through a computer system, Sound Tracks by Virus and Peter Gaberial. Major sound effects replaced through out the video for testing purposes.
Tron Tribute 1.0 Mixed and Edited by Scott "trinsic" Larson from footage orginally created by:
"Tron" by Walt Disney Pictures, A Lisberger-Kusher Production, Starring: Jeff Bridges, Bruse Boxleitner, David Warner, Cindy Morgan, and Barnard Hughes.
Execuitve Producer: Ron Miller, Written and Directed by Steven Lisberger

400x192 - MPG1 - 85megs - Approx download time: modem=3hrs, DSL/Cable=10m

SF Flash Tour:
A high speed drive, walk through, and train right through the City of San Fransisco.
SF Flash tour, Produced, Directed, and edited by: Scott "trinsic" Larson.
Sound Tracks by underworld "Dark and Long" and Music from the game Deus Ex "The Ending1"

400x192 - MPG1 - 85megs - Approx download time: modem=3hrs, DSL/Cable=10m 400x192 - MPG1 - 70megs - Approx download time: modem=2hrs, DSL/Cable=5m

Clips are at http://www.guruextraordinaire.com/trailers.htm

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Thanks!!

2005-01-04T07:05:08Z

To all of you who went to www.gfoxproductions.com
We received 3,900 hits in 7 days, keep coming back as we will have information soon for the time and place of the Launch party in SF.

I have a feeling this is going to be a great year! Did everyone's New Year's Eve rock or what??

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Introduction

2004-12-05T19:48:26Z

Hello,

I'm new to tribe. I'm an actor and a writer. I look forward to networking.

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Filming Horror Stories

2004-06-08T16:29:07Z

I know we all have one so I'll share my very first horror while filming. My first project was shooting on 8mm and well we only got one shot b/c we had to do in-camera editing and then show our class the project (it was our final). So the scene was for this girl to turn around and reach out towards this robber who just robbed her.

So after rehearsing how I wanted her to do it I yelled action. She turned how I wanted her to do it, so I cut and moved the camera, and yelled action for her to reachout towards the robber, well she reached with the wrong hand. So, when I showed it to the class my teacher marked me down because of editing continuity (sp?). That was the first and last time I worked with her. Fortunately when I transfered the 8mm to Mini DV I was able to fit it to the best of my ability in Final Cut...it look okay but I still wince everytime I see that part.

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Hello!

2004-05-08T01:40:03Z

So I'm going to overstep my bounds as a non-moderator, and start THE INTRODUCTION POST! Ya'll know how to do this, I'm sure:

Name
Where you are
How you're involved in film
School?
Do you like cheese?

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Intro + Invite

2004-05-05T16:29:28Z

Hello!
I am new to Tribe and look forward to networking with others in the Bay Area. I am an actress by profession and have a great passion for film acting in particular. I am also the Leader for SF Indieclub - a networking organization for filmmakers, crew and talent. I had founded our local chapter a couple of years ago and since then we have grown to include over 950+ film industry professionals in the SF Bay Area. We hold quarterly meetings and have a 'job posting' forum for our members. i would love to extend an invitation to all of you to stay in the loop and join us! Indieclub is completely free to join!!! Join our SF Chapter.
Here are the directions:
YOUR INVITED TO JOIN INDIECLUB!

Indieclub networks filmmakers, crew and talent. There are over 21,000 members worldwide and 87 local Indieclub chapters.

Once you register at the home site: http://www.indieclub.com - be sure to join our local ‘San Francisco Chapter’. We are the largest and most active Indieclub Chapter in the world! We have over 950+ members! Joining our local chapter is the only way to stay in the loop and receive our Bay Area meeting information, Film/DV industry related news, job opportunities and much more. Best of all, it is FREE to join!

DIRECTIONS to JOIN:
Go to http://www.indieclub.com
Register by typing in your profile. (Actor, Director, Producer, Editor,…)
Describe your interests and experience in the filmmaking process in your profile. You may also add your photo. Once you register, you will be a worldwide member in the Indieclub system.

NOW: in order to receive local meeting and networking news you MUST also do the following:
SO - Once again - Go to: http://www.indieclub.com
Now that your profile is already in the system:
Click on "Local Groups In Your Area "
Select ‘San Francisco’ and ‘Join’.

Once you do so, you will also qualify to be included in our exclusive Indiechat yahoo group – our job posting forum.

This special Indiechat link is given to our local SF Indieclub only and is a free self posting forum exclusive for our local members.

Stay in the loop, and join us today!

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best film

2004-04-13T20:00:18Z

what film is your favorite? what inspired you the most?

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