Past NB Joy Award Winner Rachel Bower's tiny editorial assistant
Twinkle Toes
is working hard below in the picture. She is a hard worker, very picky. Inexpensive though - only requires carrots and celery for her valuable input! Look for Rachel Bower at this year's Silver Wave!
NBFC E-news - Thurs, September 25, 2008
Spotlight!
MONCTON - DO-GOODERS WRAPS SHOOTING
IT'S A WRAP! My fifth production's last shots were filmed on Sept 14th in Dieppe. Do-Gooders, led by our heroes Gordy (Jason Chisholm), Nikki (Tracey Carney) and Brad (Josh Linton) are tired of hosting a less than accurate sex education pod cast show. They decide they want to make a difference. Change the world one good deed at a time. However, their less than average intelligence and even more questionable social skills are their biggest obstacles. Their heart and determination get them much more than they bargain for.
Do-Gooders started with an idea, a script. The true results come from the heart that the cast and crew gave to the project. "Do-Gooders" is proof that when cast and crew believe in a project and do it for the love of it, then great things happen. The 15 minute film is a tangled knot between my previous productions but yet the idea is fresh and in many ways unlike anything I've done before.
The story came to me as I sat in my favorite chair… or drove in my truck, I suddenly can't remember… but I was determined to get Jason Chisholm into another of my films before he left for his three year stay in Paris France. My approach that seems to work, is writing with actors in mind. Luckily, it wasn't difficult to convince our funny trio to participate when they saw the opportunity to be outrageously silly on camera.
I'm a HUGE fan of Jason, and Tracey, and of Josh's rapist wit. I felt compelled to put them in a film together but this time, as friends. The chemistry was felt immediately as we shot our first scene on my front lawn and it carried through until the last scene on my back deck.
Also appearing in Do-Gooders are the talented Bunthivy Nou and Ralph Pritchard as well as new comers to the big screen Danielle Anderson-Poirier, Mark Beaman, Alisa Arsenault, Jason K Roy, Pauline Cormier, Corena Gillcash-Walby, and others. Do-Gooders was shot in HD in Dieppe, Cap Pele, Shediac, and Riverview NB.
Dieppe based Film Co-op member Danny Thebeau www.KeyFilms.ca
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FREDERICTON - SHORT FILM VENTURE SHORT FILM WRAPS SHOOTING
Timeline Pictures (Joel Thompson, Jesse Anthony and Gary Beatty) recently wrapped shooting on "UGLY" a 35mm Short Film produced with the assistance of the NB Film - Short Film Venture Program and the NB Film Co-op. It was the first time shooting on 35mm for Director Joel Thompson and it was a learning experience for all involved.
Director of Photography Jesse Anthony was elated at the chance to work with this format and did a bang up job for his first time. With only 10 rolls of film at 400 feet a roll the crew managed to complete shooting with 2 rolls to spare although initially the speed at which 35mm rolls through a camera scared the pants off Thompson.
The Cast of Tim Turnell, Elizabeth Goodyear, Gary Belding and Corena Walby were all superb. Tim Turnell played Michael to a tee, a blind man who suddenly gets his sight back, while Elizabeth Goodyear was perfect playing Joanne, Michael's wife, a self- conscious introvert who suddenly has to come to terms with her own hatred of what people see when they look at her. The cast and crew had long days and never showed signs of fatigue, partially because they are film robots sent from the planet Filmopia and partially because the location in which they were shooting was a cottage on a lake. On breaks the cast and crew would go for swims, have barbecues and camp fires at night making the whole experience a mix of filmmaking and vacationing. The location also lent well to the contrast of beauty with ugly. All in all it was a great experience!
The film is due to be completed within the next few months and then it's off to the festivals.
The filmmakers wish to thank: NB Film, NB Film Co-op, Edwina's Catering, Atlantic Film Co op, ACTRA, Dr. Alison, The Happy Baker, and all the cast and crew for working their butt's off and doing it with a smile!
visit: www.timelinepictures.ca
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As Scene From Here
By Jim Lavoie
ANIMATOR
ELISE SIMARD
I had the pleasure of attending the animation workshop with Cat and others, instructed by The Film
Co-op's animator in residence, Elise Simard.
The workshop was one of her last tasks before departing back to Montreal today.
It was informative and interesting to learn some of the many techniques used in the formation of an animated film. What was also great fun was that each of the people in the class were able to make their own animation. All of the works were then combined to create a video, "fun".
I know I speak for Cat, Tony and Mike and all who have met her, that Elise has been a great addition to the NB Film Co-op and a wonderful artist to have in residence. While here, she has worked on a member shoot, Harvest Jazz and Blues, helped Cat and Tony out at the Monday Night Film Series and made a real point of helping Cat and Tony out in the office, cleaning up among other things.
She will be missed and everybody wishes her well as she heads home. Thanks Elise and please move to New Brunswick, we want you back!
A LION'S TALE TRAVELS
Out on the film circuit now is, "A Lions Tale", Bunthivy Nou's, Short Film Venture film. It roared at the PEI Film Festival to critical acclaim. Sarah Ketecheson's film debut in the principle role is being praised and indeed all of Bun's cast and crew were stellar. Check out the latest reviews at: http://peifilmfest.bside.com/2008/films/alionstale-peifilmfest2008
POST AFF NOTES
Speaking about film festivals Cat tells me that the AFF was a fun time. Her and Tony received many queries about the Silver Wave Film Festival 2008 (November 13-16) and The NB Film Industry Summit (November 13).
It is great to know that interest is high everywhere as people make their plans to attend this year's festivities in Fredericton. You can feel the excitement building at the Film Co-op as September draws to a close. I guess the countdown is underway- less than 7 weeks to go!
SFV FILM HOPEWELL SHOOTS THIS WEEKEND
The cast and crew of "Hopewell", directed, written and produced by Tim Rayne (short film venture recipient), will begin principle filming this weekend in various locations in and outside Fredericton. Lead by actors Faith McFarland, Josh Linton, and Jim Lavoie (voice and all). Under the stellar eye of DOP Tony Merzetti this should prove to be a top notch quality film. On board as well are Tim's partner in crime Nathalie Rayne as production manager and assistant director, Mike Cowie and Michel Guitard as camera assistants/grips, Bruce LeGrow and Chris Giles on sound, Tim O'Neill as key grip, Arthur Thomson as production designer and Jeff Crawford as stills photographer round out the rest of the crew with Cat LeBlanc as Santa's Little Helper onboard to lend a hand and eat all the craft services.
ZOMBIE WALK 2008 FOR THE ARTS
You often hear people say "I feel like a zombie today". Well, this Sat, Sept 27 starting at 11a.m. why not be one? Fredericton's Zombie Walk 2008, in support of the Arts and having a fun time, is a go this Sat starting at City Hall 11 a.m. and ending up at the Market around 1 pm. For all the gory details go to http://www.new.facebook.com/inbox/#/event.php?eid=35314048898
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MEMBERSHIP STUFF, MEMBERSHIP STUFF, MEMBERSHIP STUFF
NEW MEMBERS: Things you can do to get your required volunteer hours in for Sept 25 Through Oct 2: For new members specifically who need to get their volunteer hours in: Special 30th Anniversary research project Contact Cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com
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Training & Development
The New Brunswick Film Co-op annual workshop program will start up again in Feb of 2009 . Stay tuned for the launch of the new schedule in January of next year.
Anyone interested in one-on-one workshops with instructors for a fee, contact cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com
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Festivals
SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL 2008
November 13-16, Fredericton
(Blast from the Film Past - Guess who the lovely New Brunswick professional film person is beside a smiling Tony Merzetti at Silver Wave 06. Hint: The filmmaker has given lot of her time to support the independent film community in SJ and beyond in many different ways.) If you guess correctly, you will win a full all inclusive pass to Silver Wave 08!
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 shorts from away will be considered for specific Silver Wave Awards.
JUST A FEW OF THE
SILVER WAVE 08 HIGHLIGHTS!
- Shorts Galore! Shorts from NB and from around the world are in the lineup for your viewing pleasure including multicultural stories with a message.
- NB Feature Film will open the festival with a gala reception beforehand!
- Excellent older youth based screenings.
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The NB Film Summit will take place at Silver Wave this year.
- The
alumni sponsors
are back in full force showing their generous support for another year of Silver Wave.
- Industry series will focus on feature dramas and docs and helping emerging filmmakers get to the stage where they can produce them in NB.
- A fantastic line up of hot docs will be screened and there will be a cutting edge hot doc panel with NFB guest producers.
- Diplomatic Relations films to Premiere.
- Receptions, parties and fun stuff!
- New fresh faces on the Silver Wave Festival Organizing Team!
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The Arts
100 Mile Harvest Dinner
Saturday, September 27 6-8pm Wilmot United Church, Fredericton
$15 per person, $40 per family
Like you, the Conservation Council of New Brunswick and its members believe in promoting and buying locally produced food, supporting our farmers, growers, and food producers. Like you, we know that local food is the best quality food, good for our health, our environment, our economy, and ultimately our planet.
The 100 Mile Fall Harvest Dinner will feature great local food, music and entertainment, as well as inspiring speakers. There will be a silent auction featuring the work of local craftspeople, and displays by farmers and local friendly grocers.
If you are someone who wants to enjoy good food and entertainment, please help us celebrate by coming out to this great event. Tickets are available at Westminister Books, True Food Organics, or at the Conservation Council of New Brunswick, 180 St. John Street, Fredericton, NB or by email info@conservationcouncil.ca or call 458-8747. Or try at the door the evening of the event, but seating is limited. Saturday, September 27 6-8pm Wilmot United Church $15 per person, $40 per family
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FREDERICTON - MONDAY NIGHT FILM SERIES
MISS PETTIGREW LIVES FOR A DAY
September 29, 8pm at Tilley Hall, UNB Campus
Director: Bharat Nalluri
Cast: Frances McDormand, Amy Adams, Ciarán Hinds, Shirley Henderson, Lee Pace
Run Time: 92 minutes
Country: UK
Year: 2007
Language: English
Distributor: Focus Features
In 1939 London, Miss Guinevere Pettigrew (played by Ms. McDormand) is a middle-aged governess who finds herself once again unfairly dismissed from her job. Without so much as severance pay, Miss Pettigrew realizes that she must for the first time in two decades seize the day. This she does, by intercepting an employment assignment outside of her comfort level as social secretary.
Arriving at a penthouse apartment for the interview, Miss Pettigrew is catapulted into the glamorous world and dizzying social whirl of an American actress and singer, Delysia Lafosse (Ms. Adams). Within minutes, Miss Pettigrew finds herself swept into a heady high-society milieu and, within hours, living it up. Taking the social secretary designation to heart, she tries to help her new friend Delysia navigate a love life and career, both of which are complicated by the three men in Delysias orbit; devoted pianist Michael (Mr. Pace), intimidating nightclub owner Nick (Mr. Strong), and impressionable junior impresario Phil (Mr. Payne).
Miss Pettigrew herself is blushingly drawn to the gallant Joe (Mr. Hinds), a successful designer who is tenuously engaged to haughty fashion maven Edythe (Ms. Henderson) the one person who senses that the new social secretary may be out of her element, and schemes to undermine her.
Over the next 24 hours, Guinevere and Delysia will empower each other to discover their romantic destinies.
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General Information
The Monday Night Film Series takes place at Tilley Hall, Room 102, UNB Campus
Tel: 455-1632 or email info@nbfilmcoop.com
The NB Film Co-op presents the Fredericton Monday Night Film Series. The series partners are the Film Circuit, a division of the Toronto International Film Festival and the UNB Faculty of Arts.
The series presents limited release, independent foreign and Canadian films for one-night screenings, with the goal of diversifying local access to cinema. These films are new or recent releases, which would not otherwise be available to Fredericton audiences on the big screen.
Tickets and Membership
The film series is open to everyone.
Regular admission is $7.00 per screening
. Memberships are available that provide discounted prices for individual film screenings
Full-Year Memberships
Regular: $30.00
Students/Seniors (65 years and up)/NBFC Members: $18.00
Half-Year Memberships
Regular: $20.00
Students/Seniors (65 years and up)/NBFC Members: $12.00
Tickets and memberships are available at Tilley Hall, Room 102, UNB on Monday Nights. Memberships are also available at the NB Film Co-op between 12pm and 6pm daily.
Film Co-op's Address: 732 Charlotte Street (Charlotte Street Arts Center)
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MONCTON FAR OUT EAST CINEMA FILM SOCIETY
For those interested in the new season of Far Out East Cinema, attached is a temporary schedule showing the bare essentials for the first series of the season which begins Tuesday Sept 30 at 8 p.m. with the doc
American Teen. Click here for schedule
Films are screened at the Jacqueline Bouchard Bldg. U de M Campus, Moncton, Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Admission:
$6 non-members
$4 members
Membership: $10 adult
$8 seniors/students
See superior cinema for next to nothing!
Hugh Murphy, Far Out East Cinema, Moncton, NB
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GAGETOWN - PHOTOGRAPHY EVENT
Village of Gagetown "A Celebration of Birds Nature club" is sponsoring Stan Carew and his band the Magpies. Stan is CBC Halifax's Weekend morning's host and he is coming to the school September 28th playing 3-5 PM in the school auditorium. Also playing is local band "3 Point Hitch".
Tickets are available at Tony's Music Box or Roberta MacKenzie Gagetown phone 488-1908 Tickets are $20.00
This is a fund raiser in memory of local birding expert, weaver and historian, Enid Inch. There may be some rush tickets but please call Roberta by the 27th 488-1908 to be sure.
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FREDERICTON - CANADIAN CINEMA: SEEKING OUR IDENTITY THROUGH FILM
UNB's No Limits program presents "Canadian Cinema: Seeking our Identity through Film", instructed by NB Film Co-op member Michelle Lovegrove Thomson.
There is a common joke among film critics that Canadian films are made up of three things: weird sex, vast landscapes, and loners. What makes a film Canadian? Are there particular themes or characters that recur? Is there value in watching home-grown films?
In this five-week course we will screen a number of Canadian and Quebecois films to break down generalizations and explore what lies at the heart of our National cinema.
Course runs for five evenings Wednesdays 6:30 - 9:00 p.m. from Oct. 1 to 29 at Marshall D'Avray Hall, UNB, Room 356.
Course Number: CCOM 9500 Course fee: $120.00 + HST
Call No Limits at 458-7106 to register.
Beth Paynter, Coordinator
NO LIMITS Program
UNB College of Extended Learning
PO Box 4400
Fredericton NB E3B 5A3
(506) 458-7106
http://www.cel.unb.ca/nolimits
Registration is now underway for fall term NO LIMITS courses. See the list of interesting course options on our website.
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Biz & Indie News
MARK YOUR CALENDARS: NEW BRUNSWICK FILM INDUSTRY SUMMIT!
"The State of the Industry"
November 13, 2008
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Fredericton
More information will be available.
Delegate Registration $50.00 before October 31, 2008.
Delegate Registration $70.00 after October 31, 2008.
Delegate Registration ends November 7, 2008
No refunds after October 31, 2008.
Click here for English Registration Form
Click here for French Registration Form
Click here for Tentative Agenda
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À inscrire à votre agenda! Sommet de l’industrie cinématographique du Nouveau-Brunswick
" L'État de l'industrie "
Le 13 novembre, 2008
au Hôtel Crowne Plaza, Fredericton
Les détails seront accessibles.
Inscription de délégué $50.00 avant le 31 octobre 2008.
Inscription de délégué $70.00 après le 31 october 2008.
Date limite pour s’inscrire le 7 novembre 2008.
Aucun remboursement après le 31 octobre 2008.
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SAINT JOHN - HEMMINGS HOUSE PICTURES LAUNCHES NEW WEBSITE
Sept 17, 2008
Hemmings House Pictures is proud to announce the official release of their new website: www.hemmingshousepictures.com. A long time in the making, the site coincides with the recent re-branding of Hemmings House Pictures.
Award winning graphic designer Jessica Rhaye http://www.jessicarhayedesign.com collaborated with Hemmings House to design the new content-rich site using Evolving Solutions' web tool Big Santos: http://www.evolvingsolutions.ca
"No aspect of this site has been overlooked, from Jessica's design, to its ease of navigation, not to mention its amount of content. The Screening Room has several hours of video content and you can read our corporate and personal blogs for weeks!" says Hemmings House' marketing and advertising director Jason MacLean.
Hemmings House web content manager Jon Williams says, "We didn't want to just use this site as a corporate tool, we want it to be used as a portal to watch great content. We have designed it for our corporate marketing, our clients, as well as casual browsers who are interested in seeing what productions we are currently involved with." The site content, from the blogs, trailers, full length documentaries, commercials, live concerts and music videos will be updated regularly for web browsers to enjoy.
Hemmings House Pictures CEO Greg Hemmings is excited about the timing of the new website launch. "Our company is growing…we have a great team of 6 full time employees and are producing television and multimedia for broadcasters and clients around the world… from right here in Saint John! We hope people we follow our adventures by checking the website regularly!'
Hemmings House Pictures is a Saint John based television production company with offices in the port city and Halifax Nova Scotia. Hemmings House Pictures produces television and corporate /commercial video.
Greg Hemmings and his pro team are all full active filmmaking members of the NB Film Co-op.
CONTACT:
Greg Hemmings/Steve Foster
info@hemmingshousepictures.com
506 642 0872
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TORONTO - CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - FOR SATIRICAL VIDEO
I am a member of Trinity Square Video and Charles Street Video here in Toronto and as you will see in the posting below, I am seeking to create a short satirical video entitled, Why I Am Voting for Stephen Harper. And, with the help of artists and amateur filmmakers from across Canada, my plan is to put this together and to circulate it widely before the election.
If you would like to support this effort, please send it to your member list and post it widely. Do not hesitate to contact me by email if you have any questions.
Leah Cameron
Writer Director Producer
Icarus Fell
645 Millwood Rd.
Toronto, ON
M4S 1L1
e:
leah@leahcameron.com
HELP US CREATE A SATIRICAL VIDEO ABOUT STEPHEN HARPER
Attention Filmmakers, Actors, Writers and Any One Else Who Thinks the Harper Government Has Gots to Go – Icarus Fell Productions, a private non-partisan, production company, is seeking short video submissions for a funny, viral video titled, Why I Am Voting for Stephen Harper . We are looking for entries from across the country that can help us to create a video that will look something like this:
The best entries will be edited together to create a finished piece that will be circulated as widely as possible prior to the election.
In order to participate we need you to do the following:
1) Watch the Why I’m Voting Republican Video, see link above.
2) Craft a segment of your own (maximum 10 seconds) where actors address the camera. The segment can address any campaign issue that you think is appropriate - from the Harper government's policies on the environment, the economy, and arts funding, to the definition of what constitutes marriage. Feel free to use your imagination. However, the segment should start with the following line in either English or French, “I’m/We’re voting for Stephen Harper because…
3) Shoot or animate the segment in whatever format you can – NTSC 30p is preferable, however, all submissions in all video formats will be considered equally. The important thing, is getting this video made.
4) Create an account at
www.vimeo.com
, upload your finished video by October 5, 2008 and send the link to this video
to:
leah@leahcameron.com
. Please include your name and contact info in this email!
5) We will then download the best entries, edit them together and distribute the finished product in time for the election
Due to the speed at which we are putting this together, please note that we will not be able to contact all entrants to let them know whether or not their entry has been selected. We will, however, be forwarding the finished video to all participants.
Remember, as citizens, a sense of humour is our greatest weapon. We thank you in advance for your participation. Have fun and good luck!
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Advertise
FREDERICTON - WANTED - COSTUME DESIGNER
I'm looking for a costume designer for a photo-shoot project I want to create. I'm looking for someone who can be quite imaginative in terms of mythical, anime, fantasy, Victorian, or gothic styles
The details are on my website: http://www.vu22.com/jobs.htm
Sincerely
Andy McNamara, Co-op member in Fredericton
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ACTOR EXTRAS NEEDED!
We are now working on a French project starring Luc Picard & Patrick Huard in Moncton & Shediac, New Brunswick. We will be needing many extras of all ages. If hired, extras will be paid 9$/hour.
If you are interested in participating on this film, please e-mail a recent picture of yourself along with a telephone number where you can be reached to mchassistant@hotmail.com
Please write “NB Extra Film Co-op” in the subject heading, or your email might be disregarded.
Thank you,
Bruno Rosato Casting
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DISTRIBUTING YOU INDEPENDENT FILM OR VIDEO
Just wanted to let you know about a new opportunity to distribute your film on DVD and VOD via CreateSpace. With no upfront costs, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Respond to this offer and get a free proof copy of your film, available for a limited time.
What is CreateSpace?
CreateSpace is an on-demand distribution platform, enabling filmmakers to make their products available to potentially millions of customers on Amazon.com and other channels without requiring an upfront investment. You start making money with your first sale, and again with each subsequent sale. Your films will appear as in-stock DVDs for sale on Amazon.com, as well as be available through other distribution channels. They will also be eligible for possible email and/or online promotion as part of the CreateSpace disc-on-demand program. Other great benefits:
* Membership and title set-up provided at no charge
* A Free UPC will be assigned if you do not already have one
* DVDs are produced when customers order, so there is no need for inventory and you don't have to hassle with order fulfillment and customer service
* Your title becomes eligible for listing on IMDb.com
* DVDs can be made available as video downloads through Amazon Video On Demand (formerly Unbox)
* Multi-disc set, multi-case collection, and combined DVD and CD set options are available
How can I distribute through the CreateSpace program?
Just open a free CreateSpace account. With this account, you will be able to select distribution options, track the sales of your film, and receive any payments you are owed. You will be asked to submit some basic title information, upload artwork for your DVD, and send in a copy of your film.
What is the relationship of Withoutabox to CreateSpace?
Withoutabox has made CreateSpace our preferred independent distribution partner. Originally founded as CustomFlix Labs in 2002 and acquired by Amazon.com in 2005, CreateSpace shares Withoutabox's mission of connecting filmmakers profitably to their worldwide audience.
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Or, login to Withoutabox at
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and look for "Distribute on DVD and VOD" next to any film title on your Account Home Page....
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Sincerely,
Team Withoutabox
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NB - ASPIRING FILMMAKER NEEDS ASSISTANCE
Dear Film Co-op members and supporters,
My name is Louis T. Brooks. Currently I am hoping to enter a filmmaking course at the Centre for Arts and Technology in Fredericton. In order to do this, my sponsors require me to do a labour market assessment, to determine my potential for employability. The evaluation requires that I contact companies and individuals in the filmmaking business to ascertain information about the occupation. I would greatly appreciate any assistance you may be able to provide.
You can email Cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com for the questionnaires I've done up. I thank you for your time and interest.
Louis T. Brooks
515 Maliseet Dr.
Fredericton, NB, E3A 5R7
Tel:(506) 206-0194
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ENTER YOUR EUROPEAN VIDEO AND WIN A TRIP!
Got good Europe video? You and a friend could win a trip by editing your footage into a story. Europe is the world’s most evocative film location, with spectacular cultural landscapes and endless subjects.
Need direction?
www.compulsivetraveler.tv
for tips on how to make
great travel videos and some inspirational clips.
Upload your video at www.visiteurope.com If our judges green light it, you could be on your way to Europe faster than you can say Almodovar, Fellini or Truffaut.
Hurry, contest ends September 30th
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UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA – VANCOUVER
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR POSITION IN FILM PRODUCTION
The Department of Theatre and Film is pleased to announce that it is accepting applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Film Production. Applicants should have professional expertise in directing feature length and short fiction film. Please visit www.film.ubc.ca for the official published faculty posting and directions on how to apply. Deadline for applications is October 17th, 2008.