INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS AT CANNES
Film Co-op members screen their films at the Short Film Corner at Cannes (Photo by Jennifer Chiasson)
NBFC E-news - Thursday, May 27, 2010
Spotlight
MEMBER UPDATES/MEMBER UPDATES
MY TIME AT CANNES - JILLIAN ACREMAN
My first trip to the Festival de Cannes was everything I
hoped it would be. I met so many interesting people from around the world,
talked film, screened my short and learned a lot about the industry as well as what I could do next year to improve upon promoting myself and my work.
(Above photo by Jesse Anthony - Jill at Cannes)
Some of the highlights? I participated in a "Buyers Breakfast", a morning social pitting
filmmakers and buyers in one room and really giving independents the opportunity
to talk one on one with buyers from around the world. At a festival where
thousands of people are eager to bump into and talk with buyers, I really felt
like I lucked out. The ambiance at the festival was amazing. Everyone was so
enthused to be present and this created such a wonderful energy. We really got
the star treatment at the Short Film Corner closing party! It was the most
beautiful setting I could imagine, right on the beach, lots of champagne and
beer and finger foods. The women were so beautifully dressed and most of the men
wore suits or tuxedos, it was so lovely!
I'm looking forward to going back in
the future, and I would encourage anyone else to try and go at least once. I'm
so happy I had the chance to experience this! Cheers!
Email Jillian
The short film
Broke
which played at Silver Wave and in the Short Film Corner at Cannes was made possible thanks to the generous support of New Brunswick Film, New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative, volunteer crew and cast and additional supporters and sponsors.
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CANNES VIA JEN - JENNIFER CHIASSON
Cannes was wonderful, gorgeous, amazing, glamorous and frustrating! (Photo by Josh Linton of Jen on bench at Cannes)
But let me backtrack. I have to say Thank you a million times to Gia Milani and Tony Whalen who helped us survive the Cannes Film Festival. Without them, I surely would've perished. The festival is divided into many theatres, buyers, markets, pavilions, corners etc. Their guidance helped Josh Linton and I navigate the foreign halls! As well, it seemed that there wasn't much useful information as to what one is actually supposed to do at the Short Film corner at Cannes. Ie: put up promo materials, find buyers... HOW to find buyers, screenings, workshops, etc.
It felt to me, that the short film corner was a small nook of fish in a huge oceanic film world, and one that was greatly neglected for the more opulent feature world or as they say Long Métrage.
With Gia and Tony' guidance and introductions, Josh was able to go to good networking events and meet some excellent prospects. I was more so around to be arm candy and drink free champagne. I wasn't all fun and games though as I guarded the hordes of bags carried by our crew so they could easily mingle... I simply asked for a full champagne flute every now and then.
But my time to shine was to come. The ever wondrous NB actress Angela Cullins and I had a night out on the town together where I met more important people in one evening of social event hopping than I did the entire week at the Short Film Corner. The parties are where the buyers hang out.... aha! Now, knowing that, you just need some mad skills to get into the parties. Because, once you're in, everyone thinks you're someone worthwhile and will then give you their attention should you talk them up.
I of course, ran out of business cards, but kept collecting them all night long. Even on the Yacht Party. Yes I said Yacht. It was glorious, and of course my camera batteries were dead by this point. Hopefully my French connections will send me some photos of our illustrious night, as well as Miss Cullins also having collected some photos on her own digital imaging device.
My big word of advice for this kind of thing is either find someone who has an amazing network or learn the mad skills yourself. The parties ARE where it's at to meet the right people. It may be free booze on a Yacht party so, you gotta remember these people can help influence your careers; party but smartly!
Aside from that I'd recommend renting an apartment if anyone ever went again. It was the best thing we ever did. We were within walking distance to the Palais along the Croisette, secure, private, roomy, kitchenette.... parfais.
Make sure to find the time to explore. Going to the festival day in and out, hunting down illusive buyers, talking to the same people, was very monotonous. See the city, check out some shops. It'll help you mentally.
I've run out of things to write. I'm sure I could write more... but I'm at work, and should be working instead. - Le Fin.
The short film Manic Chiropractic (produced by Chris Fulton and Josh Linton and edited by Jennifer Chiasson) which played at SWFF and in the Short Film Corner at Cannes was made possible thanks to the generous support of the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative, volunteer crew and cast and additional supporters and sponsors.
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NEW MEMBER PROFILE - MONCTON - JOCELINE PACZOSKI
Hi Cat,
I just finished shooting Denis Sweet's short film
Thanksgiving Wishes
in the role as the mom. I met so many wonderful members of the Film Coop during the shoot (BronweN, Bun, Dennis Poirier, Donovan Richard, Danny Thebeau, Michel Guitard, Chris Giles...etc) and they told me so many good things about the Film Co-op...I just had to be part of it.
I was bitten by the acting bug from the moment I performed in my first high school production. I have done several community theatre productions and also was a member of a women's barbershop singing chorus. I took a few classes at the Capitol Theatre in Moncton and it was there that I learned about the audition for Denis Sweet's movie. I auditioned on May 11th and got the part that day! We filmed the movie this past weekend and I must say....I am hooked! It was such an amazing experience. I miss it already. I want to participate in future NB Film Co-op films.
Looking forward to meeting more members
Email Joceline
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RENEWED MEMBER - SEBASTIAN MACLEAN
Sebastian MacLean is a Fredericton based, producer, actor, writer and web marketing strategist. He began his journey in film in 1993, acting in a NB Film Co-op project for the late filmmaker Errol Williams, titled
A Parable In Black & White
. That initial experience moved him into a variety of film roles for feature films and shorts, many of which can be found through the internet movie database:
http://www.imdb.com
Sebastian's interest in film had him dabbling behind the scenes occasionally, until he decided to produce and star in a feature documentary about his journey in competitive bodybuilding, titled Facing Goliath . That feature aired on televisions around the globe in 160 countries and was followed by his producing of the local TV series Body Quest for Roger's television.
Sebastian has since gone on to produce a variety of projects for local organizations through his partnership at PixaTale Media http://www.pixatalemedia.com , where he continues to act in projects when possible and is currently developing a feature film script, titled Tuff. Development of his feature film has lead him into partnerships with LA and Toronto based stunt and FX teams that developed scenes for 300 , Hellboy ii and Kick Ass among a few. These teams are working together to come up with action oriented film and TV production pitches that fit the evolving production market place.
Part of these efforts to produce content for others and develop his own film projects has lead Sebastian into developing an interest in internet marketing strategies to get projects off the ground. Current efforts are under way to find a volunteer (paid on deferral) web developer to initiate a new film production funding system that Sebastian has developed.
To contact Sebastian about any of the above, you can reach him through
www.pixatalemedia.com
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NBFC MEMBER CREW AND CAST DATABASE ONLINE
Cat has created a new film/television crew database for Film Co-op
members across New Brunswick. Go to:
http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/crew.htm
and check out some of the crew profiles online now....more to come!
Please do check out the instructions very carefully.
Any questions: email Cat at
info@nbfilmcoop.com
Let's promote New Brunswick Crew and Cast! We need to tell everybody WHO
is out there working hard in the creative film and video sector whether
they are volunteering or being paid, it all counts.
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THIS WEEK'S FEATURED CREW PERSON:
RALF CASSIDY BINDELS
Place of Residence: Petitcodiac, NB
Special Skills:
Sound design, sound engineer, music producer, co-composer.
Other Links:
www.groovingfarm.com
Film Co-op Crew and Cast Database
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SELECTED FILMOGRAPHY
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HELP NEEDED!
Cat and Tony are looking for a member with excellent construction/carpenter skills to build two wooden holders for flags etc... to protect them from damage. The Co-op will buy the wood if someone can build the holders.
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TIME TO RENEW FILM CO-OP MEMBERS!
Hi Members, if you have not already, please contact Cat and renew your membership or talk to her about it. Membership Renewals are annual and should be paid by February/March each year at the latest but Cat loves you and will still take your money and take you back into the NBFC fold. You can renew in person at the Film Co-op, by mail or by paypal by going to this link on the Film Co-op website: http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/ members.htm
NEW MEMBERS FOR 2010
Joceline Paczoski (Moncton)
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THANK YOU/THANK YOU/THANK YOU/THANK YOU
- Thank you to all the Film Co-op members who recently worked on member productions. Your volunteer labour and time put in is really valued and appreciated.
- Thank you to Film Co-op member Stephen Belyea for cleaning the Film Co-op office again.
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NEW BRUNSWICK FILMMAKERS
CO-OPERATIVE MEMBER BLOG!
http://nbfilmcoop.wordpress.com/
Check out the latest blog on screenwriting!
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NEW BRUNSWICK FILMMAKERS CO-OPERATIVE MEMBER PRODUCTION CALENDAR
(Refresh web page if info does not show up on Calendar)
member film shoots and activities are added on an ongoing basis.
(Click on below shaded dates to get information on scheduled member film and video shoots for 2010)
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Training & Development
The NBFC annual workshop series provides hands-on practical film and video training for members & non-members alike. The program is now winding down for the year and there are only a hand full or workshops left.
www.nbfilmcoop.com/training.htm
Formally registering and paying in advance is the only way to ensure you will have a seat in any of the offered courses.
Register in person at the NB Film Co-op or email to ask if there is space and pay by paypal) or by mail (Cheques and Money Orders only).
There are always limited spots available for all workshops so please call or email staff to see if there are available spots before you send your payment OR pay via PayPal please. You can put your name on the waiting list for workshops already full. For more information you can call Cat at: 506-455-1632 or email at info@nbfilmcoop.com
For any members wanting to do short digital dramatic, comedic, documentary & experimental projects: You must have your 5 required workshops (Screenwriting, Directing, Production Management, Picture Editing, Digital Camera & Lighting) in and your volunteer hours (30 hours) and you must be a full member (associate members can upgrade). Only full members can access resources. As well, more importantly, you have to be a member of the Film Co-op for at least 5 months before you are deemed eligible to do projects.
For members who want to use specific co-op equipment themselves and be specialty trained in it for a crew role, further workshops would be required to access those specific resources they want to directly use (Assistant Camera for 16mm, HD Shooting, Sound Editing, Grip, Dolly, Mini Jip, Red Rock).
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Festivals
SILVER WAVE 2010 WILL ROLL INTO NB!
10th ANNIVERSARY FOR SWFF
(Photo of NB Hair Stylist Paul LeBlanc who won an Oscar for his work on the feature film Amadeus)
The Festival now has a $10 submission fee again to help with increased administrative costs
Click Here (View PDF of SWFF 2010 Call for Submissions)
Click Here (View PDF of SWFF 2010 Application Form)
SWFF does not return festival materials and master screening copies to filmmakers. Please enclose a pre-paid envelope to get your tape and any other materials back after SWFF.
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Teachers and Students in New Brunswick! Here is your chance to have you and your class involved in Silver Wave 2010!
The Silver Wave Film Festival is putting out a call to all classrooms and students in New Brunswick to submit youth videos in French (with English Subtitles) or English, 5-8 minutes in length in any genre, covering any topic. This contest is open to youth between 8 years and 15 years old.
Students can do: drama, documentary, music video, animation, claymation, experimental or an actual trailer for Silver Wave! If the videos submitted are accepted they will be screened in the Silver Wave Youth Screening Showcase and some youth filmmakers may win an award and prizes for the best video!
Please mail submissions to: NB Film Co-op/Silver Wave P.O. Box 1537, Fredericton, NB E3B 4Y1, Deadline: July 3rd, on DVD.
Have questions, email Cat at:
info@nbfilmcoop.com
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The Arts
FREDERICTON - SPECIAL SCREENING EVENT
Wednesday, June 2nd at the UNB Library
7:00 - 8:30
FREE
What is Descriptive Video Service (DVS) and more importantly, what impact can it have on a growing audience.
Descriptive Video Services, first established by WGBH, a Boston media outlet, is the technique of providing a narrated audio track which helps blind or visually impaired audience better understand movies or television programming. By describing on screen actions, facial expressions, scenery and other visual elements, someone who is blind is able to better enjoy main stream media.
Just as closed captioning for the hearing impaired provided audiences who were deaf with access to main stream programming, DVS has opened a new world for the blind. When closed captioning was first introduced by Julia Child in 1972, advocates would have laughed if someone would have suggested that networks would one day be offering advertizing spots to media buyers. Yet today, without exception, not an hour of main stream television programming is without a message about close captioning provided by ...
Demand for entertainment media by baby boomers and the elderly is unlikely to diminish. As society ages, consumers will demand accessible programming alternatives; and legislators are complying. In Canada, broadcasters are obligated by CRTC mandates to provide 4 hours / week of programming. This will increase as the movement of blind and visually impaired consumers push for more choices.
For more information about this years DVS presentation, please contact:Lui Greco,
Lui.Greco@gnb.ca
Premiers Council on the Status of Disabled Persons
(506) 444-3000 or toll free in New Brunswick 1 800 442-4412
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NB FILM CO-OP YOUTH OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
FREDERICTON - NBFC KIDS FILMMAKING SUMMER CAMPS 1, 2 3
and 4!
For further details, check out the below websites and email Cat at:
info@nbfilmcoop.com
http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/Animation_Camp/Welcome.html
http://
www.nbfilmcoop.com/KidsCamp/KidsCamp/Welcome.html
http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/KidsCamp2/Welcome.html
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Biz & Indie Film News
ACTORS IN NEW BRUNSWICK|
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Fredericton Actress Marilyn Simms and Moncton Actress Tracey Carney.
Email Cat at info@nbfilmcoop.com if you would like to chat with these actors.
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Sixteen aspiring writers from across Atlantic Canada selected for the 4th PEI Screenwriters’ Bootcamp June 7-11
Bootcamp will be the largest yet
Charlottetown May 20, 2010 -- The jury of the PEI Screenwriters’ Bootcamp is pleased to announce its selection of writers for the 4th annual week-long series of writer development workshops to be held June 7 - 11, 2010 at the Haviland Club in Charlottetown, PEI.
“For us, the best part of Bootcamp is seeing the different reactions and emotions our writers go through and helping them plan to maximize their evolution during their intense week with us,” says Louise Lalonde, Project Manager, Island Media Arts Co-op. “I encourage those who didn’t get in this year to keep working on their writing and apply next year.”
This year’s participants are:
• Prince Edward Island: Kathleen Hamilton, Peter Murphy, Diane Renwick, Susan Rodgers, Julie Pellissier-Lush, Amy Sark and Marlene Campbell
• Nova Scotia: Joe Leclair, Asna Adhami, Sue Carter-Flynn, Stephen MacLean, Benjamin Stevens, and Jamie Feldman
• New Brunswick: Danielle Hébert
• Newfoundland/Labrador: Martine Blue, Julie Whalen, and Irene Duma.
Tom Shoebridge, Founder of the Canadian Screen Training Institute in Ottawa, will be mentoring ten writers regarding their film script ideas (from horror to romance). Jennifer Podemski, writer, actor, and producer for Redcloud Studios in Toronto will be working with
writers on seven projects for both television and the web that run the gamut from children’s programs to drama and comedy series.
Bootcamp is an important rung on the ladder of career development for aspiring writers in this region, says Gordon Whittaker, Regional Director, Business Development and Feature Film Executive -- Atlantic Region for Telefilm Canada.
The program reaches out to new writers across Atlantic Canada, supporting the development of Canadian talent, a key part
of Telefilm’s mandate.
Lalonde says that Bootcamp’s dedicated funders have enabled the Island Media Arts Co-op to provide this unique training opportunity for screenwriters in the Atlantic Region for four years now and the investment is paying off -- Atlantic Canadian writers are finding their
place in our screen-based entertainment industry. Thanks to the Federal cultural investment agency Telefilm Canada, Innovation PEI and PEI Community and Cultural Affairs.
More information about this event is available at
www.peiscreenwritersbootcamp.net
For
more information, contact:
youthinkyoucanwrite@yahoo.ca
or call Louise Lalonde at (902) 566-1353.
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LIGHTS! CAMERA! LOCAL!
Online video contest offers chance to share passion for food from region
More than ever before, Atlantic Canadians are expressing their love of food from close to home. From farmers markets to home canning to label-checking in the grocery aisles, a new passion for Atlantic food is gripping the region.
The Eat Atlantic Online Video Contest is the chance for Atlantic Canadians to show the world what makes food from our region great. Organized by the region's Co-op stores as part of the Eat Atlantic Challenge, the video contest is another attraction to the popular http://www.eatatlantic.ca website.
All eligible videos will be 90 seconds or less, and a panel of three local food experts will select the best entry from each province. Each provincial winner will receive a $450 multimedia prize pack, which includes an iPod Nano and a 10-inch Dell Netbook computer. Contest entries must be received by August 15, and winners will be announced during the 3rd Annual Eat Atlantic Challenge Celebration, on September 2. Entries also will be posted at http://www.eatatlantic.ca
"One of the most exciting things we have seen through the Eat Atlantic Challenge is how Atlantic Canadians want to share their love of food from our region," says John Harvie, CEO of Co-op Atlantic, which is the wholesaler and service provider owned by Atlantic Canada's Co-op food and farm supply stores. "On the website, at the stores, at community events, they express that they are proud of their commitment and want more people to understand why choosing Atlantic first is so important. This video contest is a new, creative way to share our stories."
The Eat Atlantic Challenge has gained national attention since it began in 2008. Last year more than 4,500 Atlantic Canadians pledged to eat only Atlantic for the day, while the Agriculture ministers for the four Atlantic provinces staged a friendly competition for which province would garner the most pledges. Prince Edward Island was the province with the highest proportion of residents taking the pledge, while Nova Scotians were most numerous in pledging to eat only Atlantic foods for the day.
The Co-op system has always been a committed and integral part of the region's food system. Started more than 80 years ago by farmers in the region, it is the only retailer involved in every stage of food production, from helping with producers plan their crops and products and selling them the items they need to grow their foods, to selling the end products through the Co-op stores.
"Choosing local and Atlantic first is good for our environment, our economy and our communities," says Harvie. "We're all very excited to see what kind of ideas and videos people come up with. Knowing Atlantic Canadians, they will be full of passion and insight, and could lead us toward a whole new level of appreciation for food from close to home."
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Advertise
WANTED: MALE VOCALIST
SEEKING MALE VOCALIST for a film theme song. Theme song is 80s hard rock
fit for a 80s saturday morning action cartoon. Must bring attitude and
high pitch squeal, talent optional.
Please contact rjp65@hotmail.com or bunthivy.nou@bunthivy.com
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NEW BRUNSWICK - ATTENTION ALL ACTORS, SINGERS AND
DANCERS
OPEN CASTING CALL - VOLUNTEER/NON-ACTRA
for the silent musical film
HEAVENLY GIFTS
"Heavenly Gifts" daringly combines internet dating with Greek
mythology, musicals and silent films.
The film follows Horace, a sculptor obsessed with finding the perfect
woman. He finds her in Eliza...but unfortunately he has angered the
goddess Venus...and she has wicked plans for the both of them!
PRINCIPAL ROLES UP FOR GRABS
HORACE (20-40 yrs old) -- Successful sculptor. Arrogant exterior, lonely
inside. Perfectionist. Singing and dance ability an asset but not
necessarily required.
ELIZA (18-30 yrs old) -- Assistant to goddess Venus. Introverted, hard
working, Ambitious yet thoughtful. Singing and dance ability an asset
but not necessarily required.
GALATEA (18-30 yrs old) -- Alter ego of Eliza. Aggressive, sensual and
selfish. Singing and dance ability an asset but not necessarily
required.
VENUS (20-35 yrs old) -- The Goddess of Love. Vain, jealous, playfully
vengeful, majestic and flamboyant. Singing and dance ability an asset
but not necessarily required.
CUPID (18-30 yrs old) -- Venus' flunky. Drunkard. Loves to shoot at
people with a bow and arrow. Physical comedy.
THE 3 GRACES (18-35 yrs old) These three ladies are the mythical
incarnation of grace and beauty. Singing and dance ability an asset but
not necessarily required.
DANCE ROLES UP FOR GRABS
In addition to the principal roles above which contain dance, there are
several roles available for dancers (or those inclined to dance!)
THE MUSES (18-35 yrs old) These nine (9) ladies form a major dance
entourage for the sculptor Horace. These roles will involve group
choreography.
BACKGROUND ROLES UP FOR GRABS
4 Art Gallery Patrons (20-50 yrs old) -- folks that enjoy fine art
2 Brawney Men (20-40 yrs old) -- bodybuilders where possible
HOW TO AUDITION
1. Make an appointment to audition on one of the dates below. If you don't make an appointment, you can still show up during listed times, but you may have to wait to be fit in. Please see contact number and email address below.
2. Bring a photograph (headshot) of yourself.
3. Bring a resume of any experience you have in acting, singing or dance.
4. Please note that although experience is an asset, you can still
audition without prior experience in acting, singing or dance.
5. Singing/acting audition will take approximately 15 minutes, Dance
audition may take longer.
AUDITION PROCEDURE for Principal roles:
All PRINCIPAL ROLE AUDITIONS will be required to do the following:
1. LIP SYNC to a song that we will playback for you at the audition.
Male selection: "Come What May" (Original Film version)
(Ewan McGregor's part only -- NOTE: Moulin Rouge 2nd Soundtrack)
Reference:
http://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=tuXZrRe5vno
Female Selection: "One Day I'll Fly Away"
(Nicole Kidman;-- Moulin Rouge 1st Soundtrack)
Reference:
http://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=6DZcBXinWZg
You can also reference these songs on our facebook group page "Heavenly Gifts Movie" or contact Amy Mabee below about how to hear them.
2. VOCAL SELECTION. If you are confident in your singing abilities, you need to prepare a vocal selection of your own choice...preferably in the style of musical theatre, musical films or Broadway...but we are open to you bringing something that can best represent your range and talent...ballads work well.
3. NON VERBAL IMPROVISATION. Much of the film is in the style of a silent film. You will be required to perform an exercise in non verbal acting.
AUDITION PROCEDURE for Dance roles:
You must be prepared to learn dance routine on the spot. You may work alone or in a small group, guided by a choreographer.
NOTE: ALL DANCERS SHOULD BRING A CHOREOGRAPHED PIECE AND MUSIC
AUDITION DATES & LOCATIONS
1. Fredericton Casting for ACTORS & SINGERS ... Saturday June 5,
2010
Location: Centre for Arts & Technology, 130 Carleton Street, Top
floor
DF Production Studio
Time available for bookings: 10 am - 4:30 pm
2. Fredericton Casting for DANCERS ... Sunday, June 6, 2010
Location: Centre for Arts & Technology, 130 Carleton Street, Top
floor
DF Production Studio
Time available for bookings: 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
3. Saint John Casting for ACTORS & SINGERS ... Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Location: Bayside Middle School, 75 Bayside Drive, Saint John NB. School
Auditorium.
Time available for bookings: 6:00 pm-9:30 pm
TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT TO AUDITION
Please contact Amy Mabee at:
heavenlygifts@rogers.com
471-5524
If you have questions you can also email Director Jon Collicott
at
dbhorizons@hotmail.com
or call (506) 455-7733 or Production Manager/Co-Producer Roberta Nixon
at
heavenlygifts@rogers.com
The "Heavenly Gifts" facebook Group Page:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=119428048080112&v=wall
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CALLING ALL MUSIC LOVERS
Looking for volunteer composers and musicians to compose, improvise or perform soundtrack for short comedy film directed by NB film co-op member D.J. Sweet. We're looking for something either jazzy or bluesy... We're imagining a score done entirely by either (1) a solo instrumental (saxophone, clarinet, flute, or jazz piano) or (2) a small jazz/blues band (piano, bass, saxophone, etc. etc.)
If you can play the sax, clarinet, flute or jazz piano or you're in a jazz/blues band email den.sweet@gmail.com to get involved.
If you're interested in composing the score but cannot play any instruments, that's okay. Contact den.sweet@gmail.com anyway and we'll talk.
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MONCTON - CASTING CALL FOR SHORT FILM
Seeking 2 young volunteer actors.
Ideally two females or 1 female and 1 male. Should look 5-8 years old tops.
1-2 days of shooting and two rehearsals.
Tentative shooting schedule is late June or early July.
Any parents who think their young ones may have an interest, please contact Cat LeBlanc at the Film Co-op for further info: cathie@nbfilmcoop.com