The Fredericton Monday Night Film Series Presents:
MY KID COULD PAINT THAT
NBFC E-news - Thur, March 6, 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.
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: Joan Headley, Fredericton, Peter Evan Chuck, Ottawa/Fredericton, Lita Llewellyn Petitcodiac, Corena Walby, Fredericton, Conrad Steeves, Prosser Brook, Jason Chisholm, Moncton, John Calver, Bathurst, Jeanne McKay, Bathurst, Rob Imeson, Fredericton, Alex Donnelly, Prince William, Gilles Doiron, Moncton, Dawn Boyd, Grand-Barachois.
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HOLD THE PRESS! -
RENEWED FREDERICTON MEMBER AMANDA HACHEY
Hello Everyone! Last year was a great experience for me as an associate member of the Film Co-op. I met some great and talented people, helped out with a few projects and events, and saw some fabulous movies!! I can't wait to see what exciting things 2008 will bring:-) Keep up the great work! Thanks to Cat, Tony, John, and Tony for all that you do:-)
If you are an aspiring filmmaker, editor, producer, writer, etc looking to start your own business please feel free to contact me at Enterprise Fredericton for 100% free and confidential advise on the planning process, the right steps to take and for information on programs you may qualify for) amanda.hachey@ent-fredericton.ca or 444-5071
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HOLD THE PRESS! -
RENEWED FREDERICTON/OTTAWA MEMBER PETER EVAN CHUCK
I had major surgery (throat/chest) to remove cancerous tumor in '07 so in remission now) - put my filming on hold for a bit -
I've started a mini publishing empire called 'booksHANDmade' (web site is www.bookshandmade.com
if anyone interested goes there all the details are to be found including our blog, events, etc.) - we've put out one hand made book called GNAT BEGAT and are working on a second about ANGELS - basically my design/text augmented by art illustrations of Helene Lacelle. Also am in post production on a documentary (working title) 'Walk in the Park' about Marco Polo a bi polar guy who's using photographing the world heritage sites in Canada as a means of helping to 'find his way' in his life. Editor hoping to have rough cut ready by end of March.
Email Peter at: pevanchuck@hotmail.com
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NEW DIEPPE MEMBER GILLES DOIRON
Gilles Doiron started his career in 1999 when he became Moncton Mariposa's Instant Replay camera op. After graduating from high school in 2004, He traveled all over France, Hawaii & Canada for inspiration. In 2006, He moved to Toronto and attended the Toronto Film School. During his time in Toronto, Gilles got the opportunity to work with multiple formats (8mm, 16mm, 35mm, Beta, SVHS, VHS-C, etc.) and a wide variety of gear (Dollies, Cranes, Jibs & Steady cams).
Gilles worked on multiple projects including 20 shorts, 1 feature, a dozen music videos, a big budget meditation corporate video, a Disney corporate video, a Stéphane Dion Liberal Rally and covered the Toronto Freedom Festival for a medicinal marijuana company.
Now that Gilles has graduated, he will be headed to Amsterdam in April to shoot a feature poetic documentary. When he will return, Gilles will strive for his goal to become a well-known Director Of Photography / Camera Operator throughout NB and the rest of Canada. He can't wait to meet other people with the same interest and dedication to the NB independent and commercial film and television community.
Email Gilles at: fou.pictures@gmail.com
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HOLD THE PRESS! - RENEWED GRAND- BARACHOIS
A lifetime movie buff and cartoonist, Dawn Boyd has been a filmmaker and animator since 2003. Her animated short, Heino, won first place in the 2003 Garrison Big Break Ad Challenge, allowing her the opportunity to direct her first live-action short film, The Fishing, in 2005. This became a selection of the DragonCon Film Festival in Atlanta, Georgia and New York's First Sundays Festival.
Dawn enrolled in the Nova Scotia Community College Screen Arts program in 2005, where she had the opportunity to write, direct and crew for numerous short films. She graduated in 2007 with the Highest Achievement Award and the William F. White's Industry Award. In the summer of 2006, she taught a two-week Screen Arts workshop to a group of teen girls for the Women in Media Foundation.
Dawn has also directed Dogboy and Daddy Why?, both of which were featured in last year's Silver Wave Film Festival in Fredericton. Daddy Why? has also been a selection of the DragonCon Film Festival in Atlanta, Georgia, New York's First Sundays Festival and Toronto's WILDsound Festival.
Dawn is now living happily in Grand-Barachois with husband and collaborator Michael Aronson and cats Bruce Willis and T-Bone, and is presently in development on two short films and a 2-D animation.
Email Dawn at:
dawnboyd@rogers.com
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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/activ.htm (remember to refresh the page)
Email Cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com to pay and register for workshops!
SCREENWRITING
(Intermediate - Theory and Hands-On)
March 15, Saturday, 11 am - 5 pm
Instructor: Gretchen Kelbaugh
Location: New Brunswick Film Co-op
(732 Charlotte Street,
Fredericton
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Charlotte Street Arts Centre
Fee: $20 For Film Co-op Members
$30 For Non-Members
(Film Co-op Members are required to take at least one screenwriting course before they direct/produce their own projects through the Film Co-op)
Class Limit: 12
This course is for people who already know or who will learn in advance proper script formatting and understand the basic 3-act structure.
Pre-requisite
- bring a synopsis (one page or less) for a movie idea (short or feature) which you haven't shot yet
Topics:
- To tell or not to tell (will anyone but Mom care?)
- finding the heart of your story
- creating conflict, great characters and comedy
- giving and taking criticism, using your synopses
- case studies of great and lousy scenes
INSTRUCTOR'S BIOGRAPHY
Gretchen Kelbaugh twice won the Atlantic Film Festival – CBC Script Development award. One of these, 106 Fire Hydrants, was produced for national CBC-TV in 1999.
Since 2000, Gretchen has written, produced and directed both shorts and documentaries, many of which have screened in the Atlantic Film Festival and some beyond.
Gretchen’s first feature, Margaret and Deirdre, screened at the Atlantic Film Festival and was featured at the New Brunswick Gala Screening of the Silver Wave Film Festival, 2005. The screenplay, which she wrote, won the national CBC Producers’ Showcase in 1999. Margaret and Deirdre has been nominated for three awards at the Trail Dance Film Festival in Oklahoma, January 2008: Best Feature Drama, Best Foreign Film and Best Screenplay.
80/20; The Developing World (2006), is distributed in Canada by the Canadian Learning Co. Gretchen and Connell Smith produced the 2-hour series, which won the Excellence in Music award for documentaries at the Silver Wave Film Festival in 2006.
Gretchen’s short, Piece o’ Cake, screened at festivals in New Brunswick plus the DeReel Film Festival in Melbourne and the Broad Humor Film Festival in Venice, CA, where it won Best No Budget Short. Both Piece o’ Cake and Gretchen’s first doc, Story of Three, have just been accepted into the “Downloads” initiative of CBC-television, Atlantic.
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DIRECTING
- The Director's Perspective
Intro - Theory
March 16, Sunday, 11 am - 5 pm
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 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
Bunthivy Nou is an emerging independent filmmaker based in Fredericton . She graduated as a Dean's Scholar from the University of New Brunswick in 2003 with a B.A. in Multimedia Studies and Certificate in Film Production.
Since 2003, Bunthivy has been a member of the NB Film Co-op and have worked on over 10 short films and 1 feature film production. She's trained at the Summer Institute of Film and Television (SIFT) in intermediate directing in 2006. She's also enrolled in the Experimental Film Program and Certificate in Film and Television program with the NB Film Co-op and has been selected to direct Hide and Seek, one of the shorts being produced through the program.
Bunthivy is currently president of the NB Film Co-op and an apprentice member of ACTRA. She's also a 2007 recipient of the Short Film Venture grant from NB Film and has written, directed, and produced her first short film, A Lion's Tale which is set to premiere in 2008.
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DIRECTING - The Director's Perspective
Intro - Theory
March 22, 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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Festivals
2008 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL
November 13-16, Fredericton, New Brunswick
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.
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);
NOTE: 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
FREDERICTON - MONDAY NIGHT FILM SERIES
Mar 10, 2008 8pm at Tilley Hall, UNB Campus, Fredericton
MY KID COULD PAINT THAT
Director: Amir Bar-Lev
Cast: Marla Olmstead, Amir Bar-Lev
Run Time: 82 minutes
Country: USA
At the age of four, Marla Olmstead became an art-world sensation when in 2004 a gallery in her hometown of Binghamton, New York, devoted a solo show to her abstract paintings. Soon collectors were lauding her talent and paying up to $15,000 a canvas. Was this pint-sized Pollock. a genuine prodigy or just a pawn of a manipulative market? This is the key question driving Amir Bar-Lev‘s utterly compelling documentary, which recently screened to great acclaim at the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival®. Bar-Lev‘s award winning feature debut, FIGHTER, screened at the Festival in 2000. Bar-Lev spent a year with the Olmstead family and won the trust of Marla‘s parents Mark and Laura to follow her story wherever it would go. But none of them expected the twists it would take.
MY KID COULD PAINT THAT uses a simple story to explore complex questions about art, media and family. We witness journalists going on a feeding frenzy with Marla – from the fluffy touch of The Today Show to the suspicious investigation of 60 Minutes. Marla‘s parents are overwhelmed by the media barrage. Mark, a night manager at a Frito Lay plant, is thrilled by the attention and the chance to guide his child‘s career. Laura, a dental hygienist, is more wary about journalists "who blow into your life for half a day… and you never hear from them again."
As Bar-Lev forms a bond with Mark and Laura, transforming from detached observer to friend, Marla‘s story takes a different turn that strains everyone involved. The film skilfully interweaves the perspectives of others drawn into the tale. Gallery owner Anthony Brunelli, a photorealist painter, has misgivings about abstract art, even though Marla is his greatest success. Local journalist Elizabeth Cohen, who was the first to write about Marla, wonders if the subsequent coverage did more harm than good. New York Times art critic Michael Kimmelman puts the Marla phenomenon in the context of an art world that trades on cynicism and irony. As the mysteries and tensions grow, the film forces us to ask: What defines the value of a painting? The value of news? The value of friendship? These questions are bound to spur vigorous debate, just as art should.
"In "My Kid Could Paint That," Bar-Lev poses all kinds of fascinating questions not only about the nature of Marla‘s art, but about the nature of his own documentary as an art form as well … Aside from being a captivating and highly interesting film, Bar-Lev‘s 'My Kid Could Paint That' is also something extremely rare – a piece of honest journalism" – Sally Foster, Film Threat
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Please join Governor-General Award winning filmmaker R. Bruce Elder for the final lecture in the New Brunswick Film Co-op Experimental Film Program Series:
"Cosmological Themes and New Media Technologies: The Body and The Celestial Dance." The Work and Processes of Bruce Elder.
Marshall D'avray Hall, UNB Campus
Dugald Blue Auditorium Room 143
Thursday March 27th, 8-10pm
FREE OF CHARGE
Bruce Elder is a filmmaker, critic and teacher of film studies at Ryerson University. Described by New York filmmaker and critic Jonas Mekas as "the most important North American avant-garde filmmaker to emerge during the 1980s," Elder combines images, music and text to create works that reflect his interest in philosophy, technology, science, spirituality and the human body. His first major film cycle (20 films), "The Book of All the Dead", inspired by Dante Alighieri's "Commedia" and Ezra Pound's "Cantos", grew out of his preoccupation with the horrors of modernity, its faith in progress and the loss of a sense of what is good and evil.
His current film cycle, "The Book of Praise", makes extensive use of computer-image generation, highlighting his fascination with mathematics and digital technology. . Retrospectives of Prof. Elder's work have been mounted by The Art Gallery of Ontario (Toronto), the Cinematheque Quebecoise (Montreal), Senzatitolo (Trento, Italy) and Anthology Film Archives (New York) and he has exhibitions at New York's Museum of Modern Art, Los Angeles Film Forum, Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, Kino Arsenal in Berlin, and many other centres.
Elder has been a guest lecturer at institutions across North America and around the world and has written books and articles on film, music, poetry and the visual arts. In 2007, Elder was one of the recipients of the Governor-General's award for Visual Arts. Bruce Elder lives in Toronto.
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SAINT JOHN - NBFC MEMBER'S PROJECT RECEIVES FUNDING
Six projects were announced to receive funding under the new Saint John Regional Arts Funding Program. The grants were made public at a press conference held at the City of Saint John Gallery last Thursday, February 21, 2008. Proposals submitted by local artists Andrea Butler, Kathy Hooper, John Marshall, Georgia Rondos, Andrea Scott and Lynn Wigginton will bring a wide range of arts to members of the greater Saint John community.
A series of thematic short films shot in various locations in the uptown Saint John area will give NB Film Co-op filmmaker John Marshall the means to explore how the notion of routine in people’s daily lives can be transformed by transporting the viewer, if only momentarily, from their day to day lives. Upon completion, the films will be shown in high traffic areas around the city. Marshall receives $10,000. Note: (John is a member of the NB Film Co-op and has worked with Continental Drift Short Film International Festival.
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FREDERICTON SMALL PRESS FAIR - GALLERY CONNEXION
Gallery Connexion is hosting a FREDERICTON SMALL PRESS FAIR. On MARCH 15 from 12 to 5pm various local and regional artists, galleries, and publishers will have their products on display and for sale. Items include artist multiples, artist books, comics, postcards, zines, books, lit mags, chapbooks, CDs, micro and small press books of poetry, prose, art, and much more. The general public is invited to attend this free event.
Participants from Fredericton include the Knowledge is Power Collective (KIP, revue ellipse mag, AB Collector Publishing, Dawn-Aeron Wason’s Sublime Creatures, Hugh Thomas / Book Thug, Broken Jaw, The Fiddlehead, Random Paper and Fabric, Goose Lane Editions, and QWERTY magazine.
Participants from Halifax include Eye Level Gallery, an artist-run center; Anchor Archives; and S.A.G.S.R.I. (Suitcase Art Gallery Space Research Institute). Other exhibitors include Guernica and White Dwarf Editions.
The Fredericton Small Press Fair will be immediately followed at 5 pm by the 8th International Multicultural-Multilingual Poetry Reading and Poster Poem Exhibition, organized and founded by Fredericton poet Nela Rio. Poems in a wide range of languages will be displayed around the gallery and read by the poets and audience members.
Gallery Connexion is located at 453 Queen Street, corner of York and Queen Street, around back of the Justice Building, through the green door. Regular operating hours are Tuesday to Friday, 12 to 5pm. Mailing address: PO Box 696, Fredericton NB, E3B 5B4
Contact: 506.454.1433 connex@nbnet.nb.ca www.galleryconnexion.ca
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Z-Day Screening of Zeitgeist, The Movie, by Peter Joseph - GALLERY CONNEXION
9 to 11pm
"Zeitgeist was created in the hope that it will inspire people to start looking at the world from a more critical perspective, and to relay the understanding that very often things are not what the population at large think they are."
"Since it's release in June 2007, Zeitgeist, the Movie has become the most daily viewed feature length film in Internet history, with a source combined total of views averaging around 70,000 a day or 2.1 million views a month. Translated into over 10 languages thus far, Zeitgest has sparked dramatic controversy and debate across the world. The film received the top award from the 4th Annual Artivistas Film Festival in 2007, and has independently been screened in dozens of countries."
" On March 15, 2008 we are calling for Zeitgeist Day, or Z-Day. It our intention to unite the world by encouraging those who support the message in Zeitgeist to take it upon themselves and conduct public awareness screenings of the film in whatever venue they can obtain."
- all text excerpted from http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/index.html
This screening is possible thanks to the support of the New Brunswick Foundation for the Arts Technical Assistance Program. We have purchased a brand new digital projector and speakers, come out and watch this video in projection style!
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TNB - THE LOVE LIST - Final Block of Seats Released for Sale!
With just one week until opening night, tickets to Theatre New Brunswick’s The Love List have been selling fast due to the highly-anticipated, first-time pairing of Norm Foster, Canada’s most famous playwright who also wrote the script, and Marshall Button of “Lucien” fame.
The Love List is a wildly funny, unapologetically theatrical romp of a comedy. Two men create a list of the top ten qualities in a mate, only to find out they should have been careful what they wished for! With Ginette Mohr as the “perfect woman”, this is the one show you won’t want to miss.
A final block of seats have been released for sale – this is your last chance to get your tickets now.
The Love List runs March 13-15 at 8PM and March 16 at 2PM at The Fredericton Playhouse.
Ticket Prices are $35 for adults, $33 for seniors and $10 for students.
Call The Fredericton Playhouse Box Office at 1 866 884-5800 or purchase online at tnb.nb.ca.
For Getaway Night Packages, call the Crowne Plaza at 1 866 444-1946.
For the Miramichi Friends of TNB bus tour to the Sunday matinee performance, hurry, space is limited. Please contact Helen Jones at 506 773-5715 for more details and to reserve your seat now.
Yvette Lam, Director of Marketing and Development
Theatre New Brunswick
55 Whiting Road, Unit 31 Fredericton NB E3B 5Y5
t: 506.460.1381 | c: 506.471.8387 | f: 506.453.9315
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Biz News
The Independent Media Arts Alliance contests Bill C-10
Montreal, March 3rd 2008 - The National Director of the Independent Media Arts Alliance (IMAA), Jennifer Dormer, issued a letter to the Honourable Josée Verner, Minister of Canadian Heritage, contesting the part of Bill C-10 which would allow the Minister to deny eligibility to tax credits of productions determined to be contrary to public policy.
Jennifer Dorner states that "the amendment is an assault on the Charter of Rights and Freedoms which guarantees freedom of expression and should be ardently and tirelessly defended by the Minister responsible for Canadian artistic and cultural expression."
The government's own 1999 report "The Arts and Canada's Cultural Policy" states "Canadian cultural production has found it hard to flourish without direct or indirect government support."
Thus the withdrawal of access to tax credits would effectively make it impossible to create certain films or videos in Canada. The impact of this amendment is to curtail the freedom of expression in Canada, and the IMAA believes that it is an assault on Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
IMAA is concerned that this proposed process will adversely affect the ability of media artists to access funding to create artistic work.
The IMAA is a non-profit national arts organization representing 80 media arts organizations who in turn serve over 12,000 media artists and cultural workers in all parts of Canada.
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For more information, please contact:
Jennifer Dorner, National Director
Independent Media Arts Alliance
Alliance des arts médiatiques indépendants
3995 rue Berri, Montréal QC H2L 4H2
(514) 522-8240
www.imaa.ca
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Advertise
MONCTON - VOLUNTEER ACTORS NEEDED
Hi Cat
I'm looking for some actors in Moncton for a project on March 11, 12. In need of an early 40's couple acting as extras in an on-line
learning video. The work would be volunteer and shooting would take place the afternoon of the 11th and all day on the 12th. Also looking for a senior couple 65+ for same learning video, shooting March 18th and 19th.
I'm only available via cell phone for the next few days as I'm on the
road for a show right now.
Thanks so much,
Laura
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Laura E. Earl
Blue Poodle Entertainment
C~506-875-3891
http://www.bluepoodle.ca
http://www.myspace.com/DarrylandLaura
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VOLUNTEER CREW NEEDED ON NBFC MEMBER FILM
Looking to help out a fellow Co-op member? We have 2 films coming up that we would love to have you assist with. We have a specific need for a trained director of photography.
"Maria For Ever" is a feature HD film to be produced in New Brunswick. This is Director Conrad Steeves' feature film debut after his award winning short film "A Dream Of Life". We would start in September and continue throughout all 4 seasons; locations throughout South-Eastern NB (mostly Fredericton).
Confirmed crew/cast members already: Line Pelletier, George Fry, Donovan Richard, Joe Blades, Conrad Steeves and Corena Walby.
"Unmasking the Creator" is an experimental short film (HD) dealing with a Physics professor and his reaction and misgivings about his startling discovery concerning the issue of God. This will be approximately 10-15 minutes and we anticipate starting this in June (over a 2 day period); locations in Fredericton and the Fundy coastline.
Confirmed cast/crew members already: George Fry, William Hall, Donovan Richard, Chafic Haddad, Conrad Steeves and Corena Walby
Interested?
Please contact Conrad Steeves at 756-2357
OR
Corena Walby at
mwalby@nb.sympatico.ca
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locations....locations....locations
A private owner is offering her three cottages, www.parleebeachcottages.ca for filming locations and/or accommodation for cast or crew. The three cottages are available year round at Parlee Beach. For more information please contact the owner directly:
Paula Richard,
paularichard15@hotmail.com
506-866-4325.