FILM CO-OP MEMBER ACTOR IN ACTION: EVAN CHARLES
(Photo by Glen D. Ross)
NBFC E-news - Thur, April 17, 2008
Spotlight!
NB FILM CO-OP MEMBER RENEWALS DUE FOR 2008!
It's that time of the year again members....membership dues time.
For those of you who have already renewed...thank you very much for your ongoing support of the NB Film Co-op. The memberships run annually from Jan 1 - December 31. Everybody's membership renewal is at the first of every year and guess what...it's now almost mid April!
If you have any questions about your membership (upgrading-downgrading etc.) email Cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com and she will be happy to help you out.
Recent Renewals for 2008: Shawna Scott (Fredericton) Rob Turgeon (Kingston), Michelle Lovegrove Thomson (Fredericton)
New Members: Jillian Acreman (Fredericton), Nathalie Rayne (Fredericton), Scott Veysey (Fredericton)
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Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you
- Thank you to the Film Co-op member who has been dropping off donations to the Co-op outside our offices doors. (coffee, tea etc..). We don't know who you are but we appreciate it.
- Thank you to Saint John Co-op member Tim O'Neill who came from Saint John to volunteer on the Diplomatic Relations Flashbacks.
- Thank you to Petitcodiac member Ralf Bindels for renewing and donating extra money to the Co-op!
RENEWED MARYSVILLE MEMBER JOHN CHRISTENSON
John Christenson celebrates his 10th year with the Film Co-op volunteering and working in many different positions from Marketing Lead on the Silver Wave Film Festival to Past President on the Board of Directors. His film experience, commercial and independent, covers everything from Production Assistant to Producer. Most recently John teamed with Co-op staff to present the Certificate for Film and Television Program and its accompanying production "Diplomatic Relations".
Presently John is busy in pre-production of "Small Steps", an instructional video for New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council's (NBAPC) Community Diabetes Education and Prevention Program.
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NEW FREDERICTON MEMBER EVAN CHARLES
Initiation by fire - Evan is new to the NB film co-op and is excited to take in all it has to offer! A master’s student in engineering, he is branching out to appease his right brain, which has threatened to separate if its’ demands for a greater creative outlet aren’t met. A sound believer that there is no end to learning (or so he keeps telling the Student Loans people), Evan is keen to explore something he’s been dying to do his whole life, Acting!
Evan’s film work so far has been centered on reality tv: a few home movies (where the development of his swagger was clearly documented), sporting events, and a single role as a non-speaking extra on a children’s movie. However, in spite of this limited CV, his unaccredited work has resulted in many more memorable roles such as “Acting Up” (as toddler), “Acting Out” (as teenager), and “Acting Serious” (as international consultant).
Eager to immerse himself in the available resources, he has attended the Co-op’s Direction workshop; where he was surprised to see immediate parallels to his experience in project management. Following this precedent, he plans to attend as many workshops as possible in the hopes that his other pursuits in competitive sports, overseas development and landmine clearance will prove equally valuable.
A fast learner, Evan is avidly looking forward to developing his first hand acting experience through some of the many projects going on around the province over the summer months and coming year!
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RENEWED FREDERICTON MEMBER MICHELLE LOVEGROVE THOMSON
I recently completed my post as Co-ordinator of the Experimental Film Programme, and am currently the Executive Director of the Writers' Federation of NB (also housed in Charlotte Street Arts Centre (CSAC) in Fredericton - drop by). This summer I'll be making a short experimental narrative examining the colonial legacy--of both land and bodies--of the Mutineers of the British ship ' The Bounty'. I will be looking for a gentleman with a British accent for voiceover, so let me know if that's you! This film will be shown at the Fruit Farm Film Festival in Oregon, August 15-17, 2008.
In July I will be doing some shooting and lighting for member F. Chris Giles' surreal potato film "Birth of a Nicola." Chris received a NB Joy Award for this project through Linda Joy Media Arts Society in Halifax with added support from many other sponsors in the grant including the NB Film Co-op and NB Film.
This summer I'll also be taking an avant-garde cinema course at Ryerson with Bruce Elder, and finally finishing my Masters...
Next Thursday, April 24, I will be screening "me's-en-abyme" and "Hysterica & the Wandering Womb" at a reading being hosted during Moncton's Frye Festival. The reading will be a 5 à 7 held at "Kimberly the Studio" on 139 Archibald.
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FREDERICTON
- Film Co-op member film accepted into major festival
Fredericton-based filmmaker Jeff Hackett is pleased to announce that his short film Overkill has just been accepted as an official selection of WILDsound Short Film Festival in Toronto to be screened sometime in June/July this year.
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Training & Development
Check out the new Intro/Intermediate Workshop Schedule for 2008 on the Film Co-op website by going to our activities link at: http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/activities.htm (remember to refresh the page)
There are no workshops this weekend at the Film Co-op: (April 19/20)
Email Cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com to pay and register for workshops!
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DIRECTING - The Director's Perspective
Intro - Theory
NEW DATE: APRIL 26, Saturday, 11 am - 5 pm
Instructors: Dan Thebeau & Ralph Pritchard
Location:
Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency - Head Office
Blue Cross Complex
3rd Floor of the 3 story complex
644 Main Street
Moncton, NB
All attendees must sign in at the security desk in the atrium.
Moncton, NB
Fee: $20 for Film Co-op Members
$30 for Non-Members
(Required Workshop for members who want to direct/produce their own projects through NB Film Co-op)
Number Limit: 10
This broad-scoped workshop is ideal for emerging filmmakers!
The workshop will cover basic script-writing, budget preparation, pre-production, production and post, with particular attention to directing and producing. What are potential production issues in a script? What should you ask during casting sessions? Should you rehearse? What happens when things go wrong (and they will go wrong)? This workshop is especially useful for those who are interested in writing, producing and directing their own material.
INSTRUCTOR'S BIOGRAPHY
Ralph Pritchard has written and produced several screenplays and has created, edited and produced several industrial videos (such as training and promotional) over the past several years.
His first public presentation was a co-produced documentary entitled "The Chase" which appeared at the 2006 New Brunswick Silverwave Film Festival. His first short film was entitled "Changed Fortunes" and he is currently in production using a double award winning script that he wrote in 2006 entitled "Narrow Escape".
He has acted in several productions including Black-Eyed Dog, is a SIFT alumni and is currently enrolled in the NB Film Co-op's Certificate in Film and Television Programme.
Danny Thebeau lives and works in Dieppe New Brunswick. His early interest in video and film began by producing little league sports videos, promotional videos, and a music video. He appeared as an extra on The Trailer Park Boys, as well as the feature Film Black Eyed Dog. A member of the NBFC since 2005 and an alumni of the Summer Institute for Film and Television and the Film Co-op's Film and Television Certificate Programme, Danny had his directorial debut at Silver Wave 2008 with his short comedy A Day's Grace.
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LOCATION SOUND
Intro - Theory and Hands-on
May 3, Saturday, 11 am - 5 pm
Instructor: Rob Gemmell
Location: New Brunswick Film Co-op
(732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton)
Charlotte Street Arts Centre
Fee: $20 for Film Co-op Members
$30 for Non-Members
(Required Workshop for members who want to do sound on film/video projects through NB Film Co-op)
Number Limit: 10
A hands-on workshop for anyone interested in doing effective sound recording on films and videos. Participants will learn about location sound, and the troubles and tribulations that go along with trying to have perfect audio in the midst of whirling fans, beeps and bumps.
Production sound techniques will be discussed and demonstrated.
INSTRUCTOR'S BIOGRAPHY
Rob graduated from the Center for the Arts and Technology from the Recording Arts Foundation program in 2004. He is currently finishing up a B.A. degree in History with a Film Certificate at U.N.B.
A Film Co-op member since 2006, Rob has worked as location sound recorder/mixer on projects such as Joel Thompson's They Didn't Make It, Britany Sparrow's A Perfect Cliche, and Joel Malliet's Sorry, I Love You as well as a number of upcoming projects that hope to appear in the 2008 Silver Wave Film Festival.
Rob also works as a freelancer recorder for Atlantic Mediaworks and other independent filmmakers.
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NON-LINEAR SOUND EDITING
Intro - Theory & Hands-on
May 4, Sunday, 11 am - 5 pm
Instructor: Rob Gemmell
New Brunswick Film Co-op,
downstairs editing suite
(732 Charlotte Street, Frederiton)
Charlotte Street Arts Centre
Fee: $20 for Co-op Members
$30 for Non-Co-op Members
(Required Workshop for members who want to access the Co-op’s Digital Performer editing suite)
Number Limit: 4
Learn the basics of digital sound editing. The participants will set up a sound edit session, import audio from a variety of sources, edit, add sound effects and sync to a video source with time code, and basic mixing. This workshop will cover the necessary technical terms and sound post-production concepts to getting started with hands-on instruction. It will familiarize participants with the correct approach to digital sound editing.
INSTRUCTOR'S BIOGRAPHY
Rob graduated from the Center for the Arts and Technology from the Recording Arts Foundation program in 2004. He is currently finishing up a B.A. degree in History with a Film Certificate at U.N.B.
A Film Co-op member since 2006, Rob has worked as location sound recorder/mixer on projects such as Joel Thompson's They Didn't Make It, Britany Sparrow's A Perfect Cliche, and Joel Malliet's Sorry, I Love You as well as a number of upcoming projects that hope to appear in the 2008 Silver Wave Film Festival.
Rob also works as a freelancer recorder for Atlantic Mediaworks and other independent filmmakers.
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Festivals
2008 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL
November 13-16, Fredericton, New Brunswick
(Photo to right - Tim Storey, Business Agent, DGC Atlantic Regional Council at Silver Wave 2007. DGC Atlantic is a generous sponsor of Silver Wave Film Festival)
Call for Submissions!
The 8th annual Silver Wave Film Festival (SWFF) is now accepting submissions. This year's festival takes place from November 13th to November 16th, 2008.
NOTE: Films that are premiered in Fredericton outside of Silver Wave WILL NOT be eligible for screening at Silver Wave.
SWFF is the annual film and video festival presented by the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative. It has both curated and competitive streams, as well as a solid line-up of social activities and workshops that get the town buzzing.
This year, we are celebrating our 8th year with some new programming approaches and again we’ve waived the submission fee for filmmakers submitting so, it promises to be a good year. Save the dates and plan to attend!
Film and video projects that are accepted for screening into the SWFF and created by New Brunswick Filmmakers residing in the province and those filmmakers from away will be considered for the Silver Wave Awards.
The deadline for submissions is August 3rd, 2008, 5pm Atlantic Standard Time.
Incomplete applications and applications received after this deadline will not be accepted under any circumstances.
The following items must accompany the application:
· Completed Application form, on CD in an MS Word or .rtf type document;
· List of credits;
· 3 DVD pre-screening copies of the finished project for jury consideration for awards; (NOTE: only Mini DV, Beta SP and 35 mm will be screened at the Festival. DVDS will not be accepted)
· Productions stills, in jpeg format at 300dpi resolution, on CD to be used in festival promotional materials;
· Press Kit (if available of past festival/special screenings of film/video);
· Director's Bio and headshot;
· Poster representing the film or documentary (if available);
Submissions materials will not be returned to you by the SWFF. Please email:
info@nbfilmcoop.com
if you have any questions. You will be advised whether or not your submission has been accepted for screening in advance of the festival.
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Arts in NB
MONCTON - CO-OP MEMBERS TO PERFORM IN PLAY
The Capitol School of Performing Arts Presents
Diaries from the Asylum, by Normand Robichaud
WHEN: April 18-20 at the Capitol Theatre
Diaries from the Asylum is the story of Mary Huestis Pengilly's experiences in the Provincial Lunatic Asylum in 1883-84. Taken from a secret diary that she kept while a patient, it was republished by Our Voice/Notre Voix from the provincial archives in 2005. The play contrasts and compares the treatment Mary Pengilly received with that of Marie Hélène Poirier, who was hospitalized 100 years later. Mental health advocacy groups are supporting this effort to bring mental health issues back in the public eye. Normand Robichaud is a local playwright who is passionate about this topic.
Co-op members Dan Thebeau, Janice LeBlanc and Ralph Pritchard alone with long time Film Co-op supporter Line Pelletier will be acting. A Must See!
The Capitol School of Performing Arts is southeastern New Brunswick's only year-round bilingual performing arts school. Taught by theatre professionals, it is part of the outreach programme of the Capitol Theatre and is endorsed by the three municipalities and School Districts 1, 2 and 11.
The performance class, a new venture this year, consists of 24 actors of all ages and both languages.
For further information, please contact:
Tim Borlase at 383-6200 /
tim@capitol.nb.ca
Geneviève Maltais at 383- 6711 / communications@capitol.nb.ca
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FREDERICTON - LES FOUS DE LA SCÈNE CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY!
Les Fous de la scène, Fredericton’s French community theatre group, will celebrate their 15th anniversary with a new and very sexy production entitled “Coup sur Coup”. Coup sur Coup tells the story of the very ambitious Louis Lemoyne, a union vice-president, who wants to be elected as the president of the CSN, a large union in Quebec.
This production will be presented on Saturdays April 19th and 26th at 8pm at the Bernard-Poirier theatre of Le Centre Communautaire Sainte-Anne, 715 Priestman Street.
Tickets can be purchased through members of les Fous de la Scène or at the door.
Prices are $10 for adults and $6 for students. For more information call 473-2731. Those taking part include: Robert Duguay, Rebekah Chasse, François Varin, Diane Gauthier, Dennis Poirier (Film Co-op member), Johnathon Macfarlane, Stéphane Niles, Frances Castonguay, Stéphane Hamel Jacqueline Arseneau, and Diane Godin.
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FREDERICTON - GREG MALONE & VETCH TO ROCK THE EARTH
Fredericton - Join one of Canada's brilliant comics - GREG MALONE - veteran of the hilarious Newfoundland comedy group CODCO at Dolan's Pub in Fredericton on Thursday, April 24 from 7:00 to 9:30 PM. This event also features the music of the Fredericton-based, ECMA-nominated band, VETCH. This 'Rock the Earth' event is in celebration of Earth Day. This is one event not to be missed during the week of Earth Day.
Tickets for this 'Rock the Earth' Benefit Show can be purchased in advance at Conserver House - 180 St.John St. Tickets will also be sold at the door at Dolan's. Admission is $10 to $20 sliding scale.
All proceeds from this event go to support the important work of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick and is supported by the St. Thomas University-based Students for Sustainability.
For more information contact Tracy Glynn at 458-8747 forest@conservationcouncil.ca Greg Malone can be reached at 709-722-7775
WORKSHOP - Greg Malone and the Lighter Side of Activism.
Humor can be an effective means of communication in getting people to listen to your message.
Join veteran Newfoundland comedian and activist Greg Malone for a workshop on using humour to break down barriers and build bridges. This workshop will take place on Thursday, April 24 from 1 to 4 PM at Renaissance College, 811 Charlotte St.) in Fredericton.
Greg will lead a session on how you get the attention of a large group without losing your sanity or your voice. Come to this fun workshop to discover how you can use humour to inspire change; increase cooperation; build stronger and more effective teams; help people feel engaged and eager
to learn about their diversity. Learn and laugh with Greg as he explains his experiences using humour to communicate and engage more effectively with co-workers, volunteers, board members and the wider public. Group size: Up to 30. Registration fee: $30. To register and reserve your spot, send a note of interest to Tracy at
forest@conservationcouncil.ca
or call 458-8747.
Bio - More about Greg Malone
Greg is well known for the CODCO television series and his impersonations of Jean Chretien, Queen Elizabeth II, Ronald Reagan and George Bush. He has received many awards for writing, performing and directing, including a dozen Gemini Awards. After the death of his CODCO co-star Tommy Sexton in 1993, he devoted some years of his life to raising awareness of HIV and AIDS.
He is a past board member of the Sierra Club of Canada and has championed many causes including a campaign to stop the privatization of Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro, a campaign to ban the shipping of garbage to Newfoundland and an international campaign to stop a dam in an ecologically hot spot in Belize.
In 2000, he and his CODCO co-stars Mary Walsh, Cathy Jones and Andy Jones received honorary degrees from Memorial University of Newfoundland. In 2000, he ran as a candidate for the New Democratic Party in the St. John's West by-election, losing narrowly to Loyola Hearn. He is currently working on several books and a film script.
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MONCTON - A CABARET THEATRE PREMIERE
Resonance
English performance - May 3rd, 8pm, French performance on Friday May 2nd
The Empress of the Capitol Theatre
Tricia attempts to connect the dots with the help of Lezzoum: a musical band of misfits, in this rollicking and rhythmic
One woman cabaret play.
The show will meander through moments that resonate in Tricia's life and those of her characters. Stories will be told, sung and embellished as they travel to such exotic locations as Outlaw Island in BC, a château in France, a Mexican bar, and the Memramcook valley.
The text is by local playwright and performer Patricia Léger. Her band of men: Maurice André Aubin on piano, Philippe Lucy on saxophone, Gabriel Caissie on bass and Glen Deveau on percussion.
For interviews and information please contact:
Patricia Léger
758-9449
patleg@nb.sympatico.ca
Tickets available : Franks Music, La Librairie Acadienne and the Capitol Theatre
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Biz News
MEMBER TO SHOOT TV SHOW FOR CBC ATLANTIC
Hey Cat, this is the project I’m working on that’s got the most attention, I’m doing a television show for CBC Atlantic. Over a year ago I created a show, and filmed a pilot with a two person crew (Andrew Todd and I). CBC liked it and are funding more shows.
I’m in pre-production at the moment on the first production and, that, once done, will be sent to Toronto and hopefully the series goes national.
The show is called Dead To The World. It's about a war, set in present day Canada where the United States has invaded. When it’s not pouring out characterizations, it’s a fast paced survival series.
We are filming in June in the SJ area, lots of actor roles to fill.
The NB auditions are:
SAINT JOHN: Saturday May 17, 12-5 pm at the Gothic Arches on Wentworth Street (Main Stage)
FREDERICTON: Sunday May 18, 12-5pm at the NB Film Co-op, located at 732 Charlotte Street, Charlotte Street Arts Centre (Co-op downstairs, resource center)
Aand then the HALIFAX auditions are the weekend of May 10th-11th, email me for details.
Realmproductionscoalition@gmail.com or
Richardm16@hotmail.com
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On June 11th and 12th join us for the opportunity to celebrate the Games and Animation industry at NBCC Miramichi, NB.
We have lots of events planned to fill two days and more!
Schedule of Events: http://www.jalloo.net/events.htm
Come and tour the facilities of our renowned Animation and Gaming Programs. Listen to our international guest speakers, visit the student showcase, network with other professionals, watch professional and student work or at the very least relax and join us for a fabulous lobster dinner with our famous down home hospitality.
We are looking for submissions! http://www.jalloo.net/submit.htm
Do you want to showcase a new product? Do you have a great cinematic? Working on a new piece? Student flick?
Whatever you have...We would love to show it!
If you are into traditional animation, computer animation, or gaming come and join us in all things Jalloo.
ja·lloo [jah·lu] : noun; from the Manx Gaelic dictionary
picture, figure, bust, sculpture, idol, drawing, effigy, altarpiece, image, carving, icon, painting, or statue.
Register Now: http://www.jalloo.net/register.htm
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Advertise
PIXELS TO PRINT: THE ART OF PHOTOJOURNALISM
Host: Telegraph Jounal Photographers
Type: Music/Arts - Exhibit
Time and Place Date: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Time: 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: UNB Arts Centre, Memorial Hall, UNB Fredericton
Street: 9 Bailey Drive
City/Town: Fredericton, NB
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FREDERICTON - GET YOUR MAKEUP DONE FOR FREE!
My make-up class is looking for female volunteers to have their make-up done.
The make-up will be from between 1pm-2:30pm. On April 22 -we are looking for 4 Black or East Indian models and on April 23 we are looking for 4 Asian models.
This is taking place in Fredericton at the Atlantic Hairstyling Academy near King's place. If you or anyone you know would be interested please contact Kelly Smith for details at 206-4242 or kelly.smith@unb.ca
Thank you,
Kelly Smith
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FREDERICTON - WILLING THEATRE STUDENT VOLUNTEER
My name is Stephanie Lord and I'm a third year student at UNB.
I'm completing my Theatre minor over the course of the summer and, it's important that I volunteer and participate with anything drama related which can involve film and video too. If there is anyone in the Co-op membership who needs a non-member to volunteer on a film or video shoot in a non-technical role ....contact me, I'm available!
Stephanie Lord
UNB SU Residence Liaison, Education Rep, Student Senator
University of New Brunswick
Email:
b0035@unb.ca
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FREDERICTON - VOLUNTEER CREW NEEDED ON NBFC MEMBER FILM
We are looking to fill in volunteer crew positions on a short film being shot in June. This project is being directed by Joel Thompson and shot on 35mm by Jesse Anthony. If you are interested in coming onboard, please contact Production Manager Jillian Acreman by email at jillianacreman@hotmail.com
Please provide information on what you would like to do as a crew member (must be trained full NB Film Co-op members to be tech crew), and feel free to include any information on past projects.
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FREDERICTON - Casting Call for Film Co-op member film
An open casting call will be taking place for a short film being shot on 35mm in late June.
We are looking for both men and women ranging in ages from early 20s to mid 30s. This is volunteer labour.
Auditions will take place on Saturday, April 26th, 12:30-5pm in the assembly room of the Fredericton Public Library.
You are not required to prepare anything in advance. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Film Co-op member Production Manager Jillian Acreman by email at jillianacreman@hotmail.com
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FREDERICTON - Casting Call for Film Co-op member film
VOLUNTEER ROLES
When:
May 6, Tuesday from 5pm to 10pm
Where:
downstairs at Film Co-op's resource centre for the following:
JESUS - (30s) long hair and athletic. 5'9" to 6'4".
SATAN - (30s-50s) sophisticated, attractive and athletic. 5'9" to 6'4".
THEATRE AUDIENCE MEMBER - (20s-30s) female of varying body types.
TWO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS (non-speaking) - (18-24) male and/or female of varying body types.
This is for a volunteer short film production to be shot in Fredericton this June. Experienced and inexperienced actors are welcomed.
If you're interested in auditioning, contact Corena Walby at mwalby@nb.sympatico.ca OR Conrad Steeves at scineaste@hotmail.com
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FREDERICTON - Casting Call for Film Co-op member film
We're looking for volunteer actors to be in a short film to be shot over two weekends in August. Shooting dates are August 24/25 and 30/31. The film is set at night so most likely shoots will be overnight. The roles are as follows:
Car Crash Victim
Helping Guy
Male Driver
Female Cop
2 Ambulance Attendants
Doctor
Step Mother
All roles are speaking, but the style of film will focus on visual reactions as well as dialog. We are mostly looking for actors of both genders in their 20s to 50s. There will also be several non-speaking roles in the form of extras on the street, so if you don't fit into any of these roles but would still like to audition, please come along. We may find a spot for you.
We will be having auditions on May 14 and 15 at 732 Charlotte Street from 6pm to 9pm in the Film Co-op downstairs resource centre. Follow the signs.
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FREDERICTON - VOLUNTEER ART DEPARTMENT POSITIONS TO BE FILLED ON NBFC MEMBER FILM
We are currently looking for volunteer Film Co-op crew members for a short digital video to be shot at the beginning of August. The short comedy about
Ug the Caveman
will be Paul Angers' directorial debut. We are looking for people to help out with
hair, makeup, and wardrobe
. If we can find one person to fill all three roles that would be ideal, but if not we'd be willing to take on multiple crew members.
If you're interested in helping out, contact Britany Sparrow at
fire_on_ice_9@hotmail.com
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FREDERICTON - VOLUNTEER CREW NEEDED ON NBFC MEMBER FILM
We are currently looking for volunteer Film Co-op crew members for a short digital video to be shot at the end of August. This is an experimental short by first time Film Co-op director Chafic Haddad about the experience a man goes through when being hit by a car. We are looking for trained Co-op members to fill the positions of Assistant Camera, Boom Operator, Script Supervisor, and Craft Services. (must be trained full NB Film Co-op members to be tech crew)
If you're interested in helping out, contact Britany Sparrow at fire_on_ice_9@hotmail.com