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        INDIE GRITS FILM FEST This Weekend!

This SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22 at 7:30 P.M. the Richmond Moving Image Co-Op and BALLICEAUX Restaurant are hosting the Richmond stop of the INDIE GRITS FILM FEST. 

* INDIE GRITS FILM FEST is the moving Roadshow Southeast film festival for Independent Filmmakers!  Features the best films of 2007, 2008, and 2009! Visit www.indiegrits.com or www.rmicweb.org for more information.

* FILMMAKERS SPECIAL-  If you've ever shown a film at Flicker, the James River Filmmakers Forum or the James River Film Festival you get in FREE.  Though donations would be greatly appreciated.

* One of the key reasons the festival is passing through Richmond is to encourage local filmmakers to submit to their 2010 festival! Application information can be found on Withoutabox.

* Come early for BALLICEAUX'S SUNDAY SUPPER and the $5 fee will be waived.  Visit www.balliceauxrva.com for menus and other cool info about one of Richmond's best new restaurants.

* SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22.  7:30 P.M. at BALLICEAUX, 203 N. Lombardy Street.    ADMISSION $5

 

 

 

 


NEW MEDIA FILM FESTIVAL CALL FOR ENTRIES

WIN DISTRIBUTION-STUDIOPACKAGE-SOFTWARE 

 

New Media Film Festival Accepting

                          Submissions                            

*All Ages-All Cultures-All New Media apply*

                                                                                                   

BE VIEWED BY DISTRIBUTERS

 

Top 3 in each category gets prize worth $1000

                                                                         

GRAND PRIZE WORTH OVER $10,000

Free Producer Software ($89 value) with each submission

 

Categories:

 

Mobile-Mobisode-Webisode-Webseries-Shorts-Documentaries-3D-RED-Feature Length

 

Submissions range from $15 to $40.

  

For more information please visit: www.NewMediaFilmFestival.com

 


"THE WILLOWS"
Senior Casting Director Henry Jaderlund Will be holding  Auditions  for the Independent Film “The Willows

 

Auditions will be held This Saturday November 21st  2009  from  11am to 2pm

Audition Location: 

 

112 Suite Life Circle

STE D

Newport News, VA 23606

 

To set up an appointment please  call  757.813.4300

 

Additional and up to date information available online at www.castingva.com.

 

 

Seeking :

 

Alish:         21-24 Female Any ethnicity  :  Athletic , Power Player


Antonie:     24-28 Male  Italian/Hispanic  : Jock / Executive  ( lover boy /playboy ) Has many love interests


Blau:         18-20 Female Caucasian (spoiled/blue blood) twin


Blain:        18-20 Male Caucasian (spoiled/ blue blood) twin


Brooks:     21-25 Male Caucasian (nerdy) Bill Gates type


Caleb:       21-25 Male Caucasian Baseball jock (sports addict)


Cathrine:   26 -30  Hispanic/Caucasian (Troubled Reborn Christian) works at book store and has many love interests


D’qwan:     21-25 Male  African American Calebs best friend  (sports addict)


Ion:           28-34  Male Any Ethnicity   Beach Bum


Jinx:         24-28 Female  Any Ethnicity   Beach Bum


Milighon:   24-28  Female Asian ( very skinny ) with very long hair

Milton:      45-60 Male Any Ethnicity (Butler)


Petra:       24-28 Female  (middle eastern) very tall  5’8”+


Pinyata:    45-60 Female Hispanic  (Maid)


Salis:        30-40  Female  Any Ethnicity  


Tommy:    14 -16 Male Caucasian Twins Sibling

 

Extras: Casting VA is now accepting submissions appear as background actors upcoming independent film, "The Willows" All types are encouraged to apply. Submission instructions are available online at www.castingva.com. For additional information, call 757.813.4300


17th James River Film Festival
March 19-25, 2010

Short Film Juried Competition - CALL FOR ENTRIES
$2,000 in prizes
Early deadline, December 31, 2009 - $25 entry fee
Regular deadline Feb. 1, 2010 - $30 entry fee
Mail-in entry: print the Call for Entries form (PDF)
Online entry through Withoutabox.com

The James River Film Festival is a celebration of independent film, video and animation. Each April the festival brings nationally and internationally-known independent filmmakers to Richmond to screen and discuss their work.

Held annually since 1994, the festival has staged more than 270 workshops, screenings, and seminars. In addition, the program includes retrospectives; film performances with live, original music; and a juried competition of short films. During the festival screening of the juried competition finalists, JRFF awards up to $2,000 in cash and prizes – another way RMIC supports and stimulates independent filmmaking.

For more information, contact:
Michael Jones amjones@copper.net, or James Parrish james@rmicweb.org


NOW CASTING!

CALLING ALL STRICT PARENTS!

Do other parents come to you for advice?

Do you have the most well behaved teens on the block?

Do you pride yourself on being a strict parent?

If the answer is YES, WE WANT YOU!

The Producers of CMT’s Hit Show

“World’s Strictest Parents”

are NOW CASTING here in Virginia!

We’re searching for parents with

high standards, a big heart, and an open home.

Sign up now!

For more information, contact Stephen at 1-708-302-2059

Or e-mail Stephen.Wright@me.com with the following:

 

1. Your name, phone number, family photo, and e-mail address.

2. Why you feel you could make a difference in a troubled teen’s life.

3. Your formula for a balanced and happy household


Tribeca All Access Call For Submissions

 

Tribeca All Access (TAA) is a year round networking and career development program of the Tribeca Film Institute (TFI) that supports the work of filmmakers from traditionally under-represented communities within the industry by providing access to industry representatives looking for new projects in development. Approximately 20 qualified directors and screenwriters will be selected to participate in one-on-one meetings with key industry players in addition to networking and learning from dedicated panels and comprehensive workshops during the Tribeca Film Festival.  Program alumni receive year-round support through TAA OnTrack, which includes educational panels and workshops; TFI hosted presentation screenings; promotional support for completed films; and the use of digital filmmaking and editing equipment.

 

Tribeca All Access is open to both mid-career and emerging narrative and documentary filmmakers.  Applicants are required to apply with a completed feature-length screenplay, documentary proposal, or documentary work-in-progress and must have at least one screenwriter or director attached who qualifies.  Projects may be of any subject matter, genre, or budget range suited for independent or major studio production.

 

The program is now a recognized talent pool within the industry and an unrivaled opportunity to advance your filmmaking career.

 

Apply Now!  Deadline is Monday, December 14, 2009. 

           

Visit www.tribecafilminstitute.org/taa/ for complete details and upcoming events.


In The Can Productions

is currently looking for someone to score their 3 minute comedic short film set to be entered
in the Virginia Independent Film Festival. In The Can Productions is hoping to have this done by November 20th at the earliest and 23rd at the latest so that this film can be entered before the deadline on the 24th.  Payment will not be provided; however, Copy, Credit, and Laughs will be. 

In The Can Productions are located in Richmond near Carytown and have flexible availability for meeting up to discuss the project over the next few days.  Anyone interested in working with them on this project can contact Jon Wilson either by phone at 804-651-7792 or by email at jonkwilson@gmail.com.


2010 VIRGINIA INDEPENDENT FILM COMPETITION & FESTIVAL

CALL FOR ENTRIES!

 

 

 

 

The competition, created by the Virginia Film Office, showcases the talents of Virginia’s homegrown independent filmmaking community and is open to all Virginia residents and students attending Virginia schools.  Enter your short film, independent feature or documentary to win cash prizes and a chance to have your film screened with other finalists in Richmond, Virginia. 

 

Entries are accepted in three categories:

1)   Features (submissions over 20 minutes in length)
2)   Shorts (submissions under 20 minutes in length)

3)   Documentaries

Entries with a completed registration form MUST be received by the Virginia Film Office by 5pm November 24th or postmarked by that date. Finalists will be selected from the submissions and screened in early Spring 2010.  Winners in each category will be announced at the screening.

 

RULES:

·         All entries must be submitted on standard DVD; non-working DVDs will be disqualified

·         Entries must be received by the Virginia Film Office or postmarked by November 24, 2009

·         The competition is only open to Virginia residents and students attending Virginia schools

·         Approximately 75% or more of the film must have been filmed in Virginia

·         Projects with paid distribution contracts, including DVD and theatrical, are not eligible

·         A participant may submit only one film per category

·         Participants are responsible for securing rights for use of all previously copyrighted material used in the entry

·         Finalist films and winning films from previous years are ineligible for reentry in the competition

 

 

NO ENTRY FEE!

FULL REGISTRATION FORM AVAILABLE AT http://www.film.virginia.org/News/FilmCompRegistration.pdf

 

 

Questions?  Please contact Kathryn Stephens at kstephens@virginia.org or call 800.854.6233.


REALSCREEN SUMMIT 2010
February 1-3, 2010
Renaissance Washington DC Hotel

For the very first time attendees of the Realscreen Summit will be able to sign up for THREE of our trademark “30 Minutes With..." sessions.
 
For years delegates have raved about the unprecedented access they are given to commissioning editors, development execs and programmers who steer the programming for networks and channels around the world.  Here’s your chance to ask the questions you really want answered by the person that might just commission your next project.
 
Limited to 40 delegates per session, you are now able to sign up for THREE sessions on a first-come, first-served basis as long as you are a registered delegate. Session sign-up commences on Tuesday, November 17 at 11:00AM ET and you can preview session schedules early next week. In the meantime, please refer to the agenda at
www.realscreensummit.com for a full line-up of content.
 

early bird rate expires on Friday, November 13.
Register now for $1199* and save $200 off your full conference registration
.


Upcoming Shows for the Avalon Theatre:

Feature Engagements:

11/13 – THE DAMNED UNITED (Sony Classics)

11/13 – CAPITALISM: A LOVE STORY (Overture)

 

Special Programs – all one show only:

11/11, 8 PM – PLASTIC PEOPLE OF THE UNIVERSE (Lions of Czech Film)

11/14, 10 AM – THE VELVETEEN RABBIT (Weekend Family Matinee)

11/18, 8 PM – DÉSENGAGEMENT (French Cinémathèque)

11/19, 10:30 AM – BRIGHT STAR (Senior Cinema Thursday) [this is in addition to our regular engagement of the film]

11/21, 10 AM  SCHOLASTIC SHORTS MONTAGE (Weekend Family Matinee)

12/5, 10 AM – CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS (Weekend Family Matinee)

12/12, 10 AM – ROCKNOCEROS (Weekend Family Matinee) – LIVE PERFORMANCE

12/19, 10 AM – THE DOG WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS (Weekend Family Matinee)

1/16/10, 10 AM – THE GREAT ZUCCHINI (Weekend Family Matinee) – LIVE PERFORMANCE

 

 

Tickets to the Avalon are available at the Avalon box office or at www.theavalon.org.

 


                                           ACTORS REQUIRED FOR VCU STUDENT FILM

Richmond based VCU Undergraduate Film Student is searching for actors to feature in thesis film that will be shot during the SPRING SEASONThe film centers around two crooks on a crime spree and how certain actions have consequences that can affect ones life forever.

Roles Include:

Sheriff Goolsby: 55-60. Male. Small town Sheriff for twenty years.  Is a war veteran, once a rough and rowdy kind of guy but has since slowed down in old age. Prefers things to stay quiet and likes to take things easy. Is a passionate lawman but years of policing a small rural town has made him lazy.

Deputy Lawrence: 23-25. Male. Brand new to police force and in his mind is ready for anything. A bit of a braggart without the experience to back it up. He is very smart and well read in his profession.  Takes pride in his appearance and is kind of a romantic, he dreams of taking down the villain and enforcing the law.

Frank: 21-23. Male. Small time crook. Has a conscience but a warped sense of right and wrong. Can be sweet but don’t get on his bad side because of his short temper and hot headedness.  Gets thrill out of taking what is not his. Frank is the driving force in his relationship with Alice.

Alice: 20-22. Female. Deeply in love in with Frank. Enjoys knocking over stores because it is what Frank enjoys. Is a film lover and naively thinks she and Frank will end up in Hollywood someday. Is the conscience in the relationship, without Alice Frank could could go too far. Carries a super8 camera and documents their crime spree.

Earl: 45-55. Male. Owner and operator of Earl’s country store. Has been in his family for years. Becomes a target for Frank and Alice because he's an easy target. Slightly over-weight and like the Sheriff has let a quiet town make him slow and unobservant.

Dorothy: 30-35. Female. Patron of Earl’s country store and is a punctual type of woman. She loves her son but is not in the habit of spoiling him. Conservative minded and is taken aback by how Frank and Alice operate.

Raymond: 5-9. Male child. He is along with his mother on an errand run to Earl’s. A chubby needy boy who constantly whines to his mother.

It interested, please email doddjd@vcu.edu with any resumes, headshots and questions.


Attention All Advertisers & Commercial Makers!

Breaking Wave Entertainment will be debuting "Virginia Shortfilms" in the Hampton Roads area the end of the year, and are currently looking for advertisers and sponsors to help keep the show running.

 

If you have a commercial that you would like to run during the timeslot, they are personally accepting them and sponsorship. $100 for commercials 30 seconds and under, and $150 for commercials 60 seconds and under. The commercials will run twice during the hour timeslot.

 

If you are interested in submiting a commercial, helping out with sponsorship, or submiting a shortfilm to be showcased in a "Virginia Shortfilm" episode, please contact Le'Auntray burch at leauntrayburch@yahoo.com!



2010 BlueCat Screenplay Competition CALL FOR ENTRIES 

EVERY SCREENPLAY RECEIVES WRITTEN SCRIPT ANALYSIS

This year, there are two new awards for international screenwriters, expanded the early analysis deadlines and resubmission programs and brought back the popular title contest to further BlueCat support and find the new writer.

 

PRIZES:

Winner receives $10,000

Four Finalists receive $1500 each.

The best screenplay from the UK will be awarded the Cordelia Award and will receive $2500.

The best screenplay outside the USA, Canada and the UK will be awarded the Joplin Award and receive $2500.

The screenplay with the best title submitted in November and December, as voted by the public, will receive $1000.

 

SCRIPT ANALYSIS DEADLINE SCHEDULE:

Dec 1, - receive analysis by January 5

January 20  - receive analysis by February 1

Feb 1 - receive analysis by March 1

March 1 – receive analysis by March 20

 

SAMPLE SCRIPT ANALYSIS:  

http://www.bluecatscreenplay.com/script_analysis

 

COMPETITION DEADLINE:

March 1, 2010 with an entry fee of $50.

LATE:  April 1, 2010 with an entry fee of $60.

Any screenplay submitted early and having received our early analysis can be resubmitted by April 1, 2010 for the reduced fee of $35.

 

SUBMIT YOUR SCREENPLAY:

http://www.bluecatscreenplay.com

 

BlueCat Screenplay Competition

PO Box 2635

Los Angeles, CA 90078

 

Email:  info@bluecatscreenplay.com

Website:  http://www.bluecatscreenplay.com

Facebook:  http://facebook.com/pages/BlueCat-Screenplay-Competiton/140069287677

MySpace:  http://www.myspace.com/bluecatscreenplay

Twitter: https://twitter.com/BlueCatPictures


VCU Casting Call

Casting for VCU student film to be shot in the spring. The film deals with the friendship of Olivia and Samantha as one of them dies and begins her journey into the afterlife. Please email mileshna@vcu.edu with any resumes, headshots and questions.

Roles Include:

Olivia: 19-23 years old Female

Samantha: 19-23 years old Female

Dr. Aurora: 23-34 years old Female

Emma: 17-19 years old Female

Lucas: 19-23 years old Male


 

Velda: Girl Detective

 

Based on a character in the "Velda" novel, short stories, and comic books created by Ron Miller. Set in Greenwich Village in the early 50s, "Velda: Girl Detective" is tongue-in-cheek pastiche of the hard-boiled detective stories of that era.

 

Looking for an actress for the title role of Velda. An idea of what she is all about can be found here:

 

http://www.black-cat-studios.com/velda

 

In short, she is about 30 years old, very tall (she is described as being 6 feet, but anything over 5'9" would work), long-legged, slender, with dark hair in a pageboy cut. The Velda portrayed on the website illustrates the ideal...

 

For more information please email: spaceart@embarqmail.com

 


RWUL Presents: 

THE 2nd ANNUAL RED ORCHID FEMALE SHORT FILM FESTIVAL 2009  

Online Web Presentation December 31, 2009
Special Screening in Three Cities TBA
RWUL presents: The 2nd Annual Red Orchid Female Short Film Festival 2009; this event will be showcasing the films of female independent filmmakers.  The film festival not only will be featuring the films of talented female artists, but filmmakers will have the chance to compete for recognition.  Film entries will be accepted from August 31, 2009 to December 15, 2009 .  The best 10 films will be selected by the RWUL’s film committee to be featured in the film festival in December 2009.  The 10 films selected will be eligible for an Audience Choice award.  The Audience Choice award will be given to the filmmaker selected by the viewing audience as the film festival favorite.  The Red Orchid Film Festival will be held online this year with a special screening at theater in three cities that will be announced after the online screening.  The votes will be cast via our website and the films will screen online for three days.

For Filmmakers:
 Rules and Eligibility

  • Open to any independent female filmmakers (includes director, writer or producer) that are 18 years of age or older
  • All film genres will be accepted (ex: animation, documentary, etc.)
  •  Films must be 5-15 minutes in length*
  • Films cannot contain pornographic material
  • Films with unauthorized copyrighted material will not be accepted
  • Films using non-licensed material will not be accepted
  • Each film entry must be accompanied by a filmmaker short bio
  • All films must be received by December 15, 2009
  • Prizes and awards are given per film entry
  • There is no limit on the  number of entries
  • Films must be original works of applicant

Submissions will not be returned * Films longer than 15 minutes will be accepted but may not eligible for the audience choice award.  For more information please contact Rebekah Frimpong at (347) 834-3767 or e-mail rebekahfrimpong@yahoo.com for further details.  To learn more about RWUL  visit: www.rwul.com.

  RWUL © 2009


ART KARMA
Thursday, December 3, 7pm at Plant Zero

(Richmond, Va.) Art Karma, an annual fundraiser and "good karma" party to benefit ART 180, will take place on Thursday, December 3, 2009, from 7-10 p.m. at Plant Zero Art Center. Once again, this enchanting event will feature an extensive silent auction of art and crafts from local artists, tickets and gift certificates to local cultural events and restaurants, and other unique experiences and services. While the karma theme suggests exotic, far-off places, this event champions our own amazing homegrown talent and community generosity. .  

This special auction has always encouraged celebrating local talent for a good cause. Please come out and listen to global music played by WRIR DJ's, eat exotic appetizers, sample Virginia wines and Richbrau beer, and don't forget to try the one and only Karmatini made with a locally produced Cirrus vodka.
Admission is $25 at the door, or 2 for $40. Children are free. Tickets are available in advance for just $20 through the ART 180 website
. Plant Zero is located at Hull and 4th streets in Manchester, just across the river from downtown via the 14th Street Bridge.

contact: Marlene Paul, Co-Founder and Executive Director, marlene@art180.org, 804.233.4180
0 E. 4th St. #1, Richmond, VA 23224 |
www.art180.org


                                                        FRIENDLY REMINDER:

The online entry form is now available for the 69TH ANNUAL PEABODY AWARDS.  If you had anything of value that was originally broadcast, cablecast, or webcast during the 2009 calendar year (January 1-December 31, 2009) you are eligible for consideration for the 2010 presentation of the Peabody Award. 

Forms can be found at:     www.peabody.uga.edu


         NAHB PRODUCTION GROUP SEEKS P.A.

 

The NAHB Production Group seeks full time entry level PRODUCTION ASSISTANT for its day to day operations.

Candidates must be highly organized, detail-oriented, extremely resourceful, confident and be able to work independently as well as part of a team. This is a contract position.

 

Production Assistant’s responsibilities will include:
- Researching
- Logging
- Transcribing
- Scheduling shoots
- PA on shoots
- Assisting Production Team with other tasks as assigned

- Digitizing

  **Final Cut experience is a plus**


All candidates interested should send their resumes to: ProductionGroup@NAHB.com
NO calls please...

 

 

 


101 Greatest Film Screenplays
of All Time
by the Writer's Guild of America
 
http://www.filmsite.org/101greatestscreenplays.html
 


             SEEKING ACTORS FOR LAW SCHOOL SIMULATION

 

The International Human Rights Clinic at the Washington College of Law/American University is seeking actors to play the role of a Latina, Caribbean, or Afro-Latina immigrant who has recently arrived in the United States.  The character is in her early 20s.

Tentatively, the dates are the following:

Thursday September 10, 2009

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Thursday, January 21, 2010

 

Will take place at the Washington College of Law, 4801 Massachusetts Avenue, NW.

 

An hourly stipend of $17/hour will be provided, plus reasonable transportation costs.

 

For more information contact Kate Johnston at (202) 274-4147 or kajohnston@wcl.american.edu

 

 


Final Act Drama Academy

Because the Final Act is always the Best!

 

Acting Classes for Kids and Adults

In a safe environment of creative expression and fun incorporating an active learning model that teaches kids of all ages the fundamentals of dramatic and performing arts. 

 

The ongoing Curriculum includes:

·         Improvisation / Pantomime / Characterization

·         Memorization Techniques / Speech Dynamics

·         Choreography / Music

·         Script / Story Development / Comedy

·         Stage Direction / Make-up design / Set design

·         Film, Commercial, and TV acting techniques

·         Theater 101 / And so much more……

 

FOUR LOCATIONS in the Richmond area! Sandston, Chesterfield (2), and Hopewell 

Classes start the week of Sept. 7th

 

Registration forms can be found at www.FinalActDrama.com.

 

Weekly classes run from Sept. through Mid Jan., & mid Jan. through June

 

Final Act Drama uses fun exercises, performance games, and focused teaching times to develop performance skills through a process oriented methodology. That means our students are our product, not their performance.  Be sure to register today to get your place in the fun!  Contact Final Act Drama Academy for more information:

 

Final Act Drama Academy

Executive Director: Russ Randall

Office: 804-858-3446   Cell: 804-614-6591  Fax: 804-639-3961

E-mail: info@FinalActDrama.com  

 

Ask about the

Adult Screen Actor’s Intensive

This 5-week on-camera course is designed to prepare the adult actor for commercial auditions, film and TV sides, scenes, and monologues for film. Actors will break down scenes to discover the humor, emotional moments, pacing, beats and more. This course will also teach you the fundamentals of effective auditioning and how to get your career up and running.  Final Act Academy actors walk away with great tools & more confidence in their on camera performances. Call Final Act Academy to find out more!


CASTING & CREW CALL

 

"This Issue of Trust"

A Short Film Noir by Christopher P. Abaya 

will be entered into the reality show
"LensOn Talent" on the BET network.

 

Casting: Three (3) females and one (1) male

The Plot: A young woman confides in her best friend about her suspicions of her boyfriends’ loyalty. 
After a scheme to catch him in the act is proposed and designed, the two best friends realize

there’s more to this issue of trust than just the truth. 
The Setting: Hampton Roads, Virginia, Present Day 

The Players: 
Alicia Denise Brown- 
“The Broken Woman”, a beautiful & sexy Black female, late 20’s/early 30’s, strong, independent, her heart is breaking because she feels a good friend is in the process of betraying her. 

Desiree’ Nicole Strickland- 
“The Best Friend”, another beautiful & sexy Black female, late 20’s/early 30’s, just as strong and independent, she is overwhelming in her support for her friend in need and loathes the thought of cheating and betrayal. 

Anthony Duane Bowers- 
“The Suspected Cheater”, Black male, late 20’s/early 30’s, strong, successful, driven, an overall great guy on the surface, but is suspected of cheating by the ladies. 

Cynthia Samantha Smith- 
“The Mistress”, Black female, late 20’s, seductive, sexy, devious. 

You
MUST have acting experience, not just be eye candy.
If you do not fit the guidelines, PLEASE do not respond to audition.

The deadline for the submissions is November 30, 2009.
Also looking for help with crew, so specify if you are calling for something along those lines.
Please send along with a good, clear & clean photo of yourself, ALL/ANY contact info (MySpace, FaceBook, Website, phone, e mail, Etc.) 

Chris Abaya 
(757) 319-5083
 
agbulous@yahoo.com 
www.myspace.com/7citiesmovie 


 


Big!

The Center for the National Archive Experience
is pleased to present this film series in celebration of its new exhibit,
"Big! Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the National Archives,"
which runs through January 3, 2010 in the Lawrence F. O'Brien Gallery.
All films will be screened at noon in the William G. McGowan Theater.

Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
August 15, 2009

Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
October 17, 2009

Big (1988)
October 17, 2009

Wizard of Oz (1939)
November 14, 2009

Shrek (2001)
December 12, 2009

National Archives
Enter at the special events entrance at 7th Street and Constitution Avenue, NW
Free Admission

WWW.ARCHIVES.GOV/NAE       PUBLIC.PROGRAM@NARA.GOV


Riverviews Artspace Monthly Film Screenings

Interested in exploring films outside of the mainstream media?  Want to see what other countries are producing?  Enjoy unique and creative experiences with your movies?  Then come and see Riverviews Artspace's monthly film screenings!!! They are an exciting and alternative option to what you'll see at traditional movie houses. 

Foreign Film Series:  Saturdays at 8pm (unless otherwise noted)

Documentary Film Series:  Thursdays at 7:30pm (unless otherwise noted)

Location:  901 Jefferson Street, Suite 113, Lynchburg, VA 24504

Telephone:  434-847-7277

Check out the complete list of screenings at http://www.riverviews.net

Screenings Page:  http://www.riverviews.net/NewFolder/Programs/2ndSaturday/2ndSaturdayMain.htm


TwoMeter Studios

 

 has several opportunities for interns to be involved in the production of two feature films currently in production in the DC area this Summer and Fall, 2009.

Interns will be involved in all phases of production and will be included in the credits for films worked on.

Need skilled and unskilled people to work crew, production and support.

 

CONTACT: Joe Zito   joe@twometer.com   391 601-5010

 

--

 

Joe Zito

TwoMeter, Inc.

1736  14th Street, NW

Second Floor

Washington, DC 20009

301 601 5010

www.twometer.com


Wonder what's happening in D.C. ?

Check out ALL the latest news from the
D.C. Film Alliance at

http://dcfilm.org/

 


Here are a few helpful links for filmmakers and screenwriters:

www.ScreenplayContests.com

www.TopFilmFestivals.com

www.DailyScreenwriter.com

 Daily Motivation for Screenwriters

 

www.HCDOnline.com

 Producers, Studios, Agents, Managers and More...

  

www.WGA.org

 Writers Guild of America

 

www.ScreenplayShop.com

 List Your Screenplay for Sale! 

 


What's the D.C. Film Alliance?

The D.C. Film Alliance serves as a bridge between the myriad of media arts organizations in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. This includes film festivals, screening venues, and member organizations that serve media arts professionals.

From their site, www.dcfilm.org, check out the DC Shorts Film Festival that takes place annually in September.
Find out how to meet other DC filmmakers by attending the DC Film Salon, a monthly "meet and greet". 
See the DC Film Alliance Calendar to stay on top of what events are happening in the DC area.

Keep in touch with the Washington, DC metropolitan area D.C. Film Alliance!

http://www.dcfilm.org/ 


 
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