NBFC E-news - Thurs, Sept 17, 2009 NBFC Spotlight!  Picaroons TRADITIONAL ALES & the NB Film Co-op’s Silver Wave Film Festival Presents   “FILMS ON TAP”   The NB Film Co-op and Picaroons Traditional Ales want to take you on a cinematic booze cruise, raising a glass to the best NB indie film clips that show the seductive chemistry between the magical elixir we call beer and great short original films   Imagine if the Persian Poet Hafiz had said instead “Give me beer, that I may for a time forget the cares of the world,” instead of ‘wine’. The cinematic libation has a long and glorious history, while the glugging of beer has become, for many of us, an essential accompaniment to movie viewing. This needs to be celebrated more; much in the same way wine is celebrated constantly in films.   The lulling yet exciting properties of both beer and film make them ideal companions. Both depend as much on mood as on any tangible properties to delight and entrance us.   Spring forth oh most noble beer drinking or beer loving filmmakers. Let us raise beer to the same heights that wine has enjoyed since the beginning of time.   Deadline for Submission: Friday, October 16   Winning Film Award Announcement: October 22, 2009   About Your Sponsors   PICAROONS TRADITIONAL ALES   Picaroons Traditional Ales are made in Fredericton.  The brewery believes that beer is an essential element.     NB FILM CO-OP AND SILVER WAVE   The NB Film Co-op is a non-profit, charitable organization involved in the production of 16mm and digital films. It is into its 30th year of operation!   The Co-op provides broad-ranging support (workshops/training, creative support and mentoring, grant writing assistance, equipment, human resources, socials, informal writer/director/actor labs. It also presents diverse quality films and videos through its annual provincial Silver Wave Film Festival.    AWARDS 1 Winner will be selected. The Winner’s film will be considered for screening before all major SWFF screening programs. In addition to this, the winning filmmaker of this contest will receive $500.00 compliments of Picaroons Traditional Ales   CATEGORIES All categories and genres of short film are accepted, including drama, comedy, animation, horror, sci-fi, documentary, experimental and music videos, as long as beer is a theme.   ELIGIBILITY - All intellectual property (copyright, music, trademarks, logos, etc) must be cleared - English or French with English Subtitles or no dialogue accepted only - Running time no more than 2 minutes - The filmmaker must be a permanent NB resident (and we will check) - No porn, no extreme violence as this is for a general festival audience   SELECTION The Festival Jury composed of the core NBFC Staff and Picaroons Staff will view all submissions and select the top film.   NOTIFICATION The Winner will be announced in the Film Co-op weekly e-news and on Facebook on the above date.   CONTEST & FESTIVAL TERMS All submitted films to this contest as well as the winning short film are the intellectual property of the filmmaker. The only thing the sponsors ask is that all the films created be available to Picaroons for streaming on their website (great promotion) and that the winning film be available to show before screenings at the 2009 film festival…that’s it! If you don’t like these terms, then don’t submit please.   Ready to shoot something? Go for it and email Cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com to get a short application form for the contest to formally enter.   Note: Film Co-op staff, board directors and Picaroons staff are not eligible for this contest although they are welcome to create and submit a short for streaming on the Picaroons website. Training & Development The workshop program is done for the year but those interested can still schedule one-on-one workshops for a fee. Contact cat at: info@nbfilmcoop.com to inquire. Festivals  SILVER WAVE FILM FEST 2009 November 5-8 (Thursday-Sunday) Cat has asked two stellar ladies to be the SWFF Volunteer HR Leads this year. Britany Sparrow is back again as SWFF HR and newbie Jillian Acreman is onboard as her co-lead. Thank you ladies for taking the time to volunteer and help out. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR SWFF! As a volunteer with the New Brunswick Filmmakers’ Co-operative’s 9th annual Silver Wave Film Festival, you will have the opportunity to experience and be a part of what will come to be known as one of the most outstanding events in Fredericton. Whether you’re interested in meeting great people, learning about the film and television business, or watching a fantastic collection of films and videos, you’ve come to the right place! FAQ 
- How much time do I need to volunteer? 
In order to receive full volunteer benefits, you are required to volunteer a minimum of 20 hours before and/or during the festival.

- What are full volunteer benefits? 
Aside from the great time you’ll have with us, you will receive a festival T-shirt, access to special events, and passes to screenings and workshops according to the number of hours you put in. How do I apply? 
Please fill out all the necessary information on the volunteer form at this link on the Silver Wave Film Festival website: http://swfilmfest.com/volunteer-e.html
 - How will I know you received my application? 
Cat LeBlanc will contact you within 2 days of receiving the form you submit. If you do not hear from Cat, then please email her at info@nbfilmcoop.com to ensure your form went through. --------------------------- 
SWFF HOT NEWS FLASH GET YOUR STORY STRAIGHT IS COMING TO SWFF 09! Learn how to develop a treatment for film or television in a one day workshop. The instructor will screen a Canadian film and recreate the treatment while comparing writing a treatment for film and for television.
 Stay tuned as details come today for this must-go-to workshop during the 9th Silver Wave Film Festival in Fredericton, NB. --------------------------- SWFF 08’s BLOOD SHED GATHERS AWARDS Blood Shed won a GOLDEN CHAINSAW award in Varazdin Croatia for BEST HORROR SHORT AT THE FESTIVAL.and we got nominated for BEST SHORT SCRIPT in Strasbourg France. --------------------------- SWFF 08’s WATCHMAKER GATHERS AWARDS Watchmaker won the Cinematography Award at the 1737 Film Festival last night. It is currently playing on the NSI online film fest (www.nsi-canada.ca) and playing in Romania and Berlin for upcoming festivals. It also screening in Toronto and San Fransisco this week. Watchmaker won the Silver Wave Award for Best Music Video in 2008 --------------------------- SHETLAND FILM FESTIVAL CBC radio recently did a story on the Shetland Film Festival.  The film festival used  Scotland’s most northern bus shelter for a screening room.   It holds two people!  Mark Kermode and his Mum viewed a film there, it was a full house (two people)  They had some Canadian films at the festival as well. There is a neat picture of Kermode standing in front of the bus shelter...click on the below link. http://www.flickr.com/photos/shetlandarts/3900076583/in/set-72157619536404372/ The Arts 
 FREDERICTON - MONDAY NIGHT FILM SERIES To find out more about the series, go to http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/fs.htm Memberships for the Monday Night Film Series are available at the Film Co-op and at Tilley Hall before each scheduled screening. THE HURT LOCKER September 21, 8pm at Tilley Hall, UNB Campus 
Director: Kathryn Bigelow 
Cast: Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Bryan Geraghty, Evangeline Lilly, David Morse, Ralph Fiennes, Guy Pearce 
Run Time: 131 minutes 
Country: USA 
Year: 2009 
Language: English The Hurt Locker is a riveting, suspenseful portrait of the courage under fire of the military’s most unrecognized heroes: the technicians of the bomb squad, who volunteer to challenge the odds and save lives in one of the world’s most dangerous places. Three members of the Army’s elite Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) squad battle insurgents and each other as they seek out and disarm a wave of roadside bombs on the streets of Baghdad -- in order to try and make the city a safer place for Iraqis and Americans alike. Their mission is clear - protect and save - but it’s anything but easy, for the margin of error on a war-zone bomb is zero. A thrilling and heart-thumping look at the effects of combat and danger on the human psyche, The Hurt Lockeris based on the first-hand observations of journalist and screenwriter Mark Boal, who was embedded with a special bomb unit in Iraq. Visionary director Kathryn Bigelow brings together groundbreaking realistic action and intimate human drama in a gripping film starring Jeremy Renner (Dahmer, The Assassination of Jesse James), Anthony Mackie (Half Nelson, We Are Marshall) and Brian Geraghty (We Are Marshall, Jarhead), with cameo appearances by Ralph Fiennes (The Reader), David Morse (“John Adams”), Evangeline Lilly (“Lost”) and Guy Pearce (Memento). In the summer of 2004, Sergeant J.T. Sanborn (Anthony Mackie) and Specialist Owen Eldridge (Brian Geraghty) of Bravo Company are at the volatile center of the war, part of a small counterforce specifically trained to handle the homemade bombs, or Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), that account for more than half of American hostile deaths and have killed thousands of Iraqis. A high-pressure, high-stakes assignment, the job leaves no room for mistakes, as they learn when they lose their team leader on a mission. When Staff Sergeant William James (Jeremy Renner) takes over the team, Sanborn and Eldridge are shocked by what seems like his reckless disregard for military protocol and basic safety measures. And yet, in the fog of war, appearances are never reliable for long. Is James really a swaggering cowboy who lives for peak experiences and the moments when the margin of error is zero or is he a consummate professional who has honed his esoteric craft to high-wire precision? As the fiery chaos of Baghdad swirls around them, the men struggle to understand and contain their new leader long enough for them to make it home. They have only 38 days left in their tour of Iraq, but with each new mission comes another deadly encounter, and as James blurs the line between bravery and bravado, it seems only a matter of time before disaster will strike. With a visual and emotional intensity that makes audiences feel like they have been transported to Iraq¹s dizzying, 24-hour turmoil, The Hurt Locker is both a tense portrayal of real-life sacrifice and heroism, and a probing look at the soul-numbing rigors and potent allure of the modern battlefield. Thank You! Thank you to Bruce LeGrow, Joel Thompson, Mike Doherty, Joel LeBlanc, Cat LeBlanc, Gregg O’Donnell, Jane Ogilvie and other singers/musicians in NB for helping out NBFC members with music for their films at no charge. This is greatly appreciated Thank you to long time alumni member Delia Martin for creating the 30th anniversary icon for the Film Co-op! Thank you to all the members and actors who give so freely of their time to help out the film co-op member filmmakers on their films and videos. Thank you to all the script mentors on the cultural capital projects. Thank you to BronweN, Colin Smart and Bunthivy Nou for all their volunteer work coordinating and running the Fredericton AHA group for the Film Co-op. Thank you to Dan Thebeau and Donovan Richard for all their volunteer work coordinating and helping out with Film Co-op activities in the Moncton and Dieppe area. Thank you to Tim O’Neill and Jeremy Robinson for all their volunteer work coordinating and helping out with Film Co-op activities in Saint John. Thank you to Tim Rayne and Ray Wilson for their volunteer work helping out with Sponsorship for SWFF. Thank you to Jim Lavoie for all the volunteer publicity work he does for the Film Co-op. Thank you to all the members who have sent in applications up to this point to volunteer for SWFF this year! mailto:info@nbfilmcoop.commailto:info@nbfilmcoop.comhttp://swfilmfest.com/volunteer-e.htmlhttp://swfilmfest.com/volunteer-e.htmlmailto:info@nbfilmcoop.comhttp://www.nsi-canada.cahttp://www.flickr.com/photos/shetlandarts/3900076583/in/set-72157619536404372/http://www.flickr.com/photos/shetlandarts/3900076583/in/set-72157619536404372/http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/fs.htmhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/fs.htmshapeimage_2_link_0shapeimage_2_link_1shapeimage_2_link_2shapeimage_2_link_3shapeimage_2_link_4shapeimage_2_link_5shapeimage_2_link_6shapeimage_2_link_7shapeimage_2_link_8shapeimage_2_link_9

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* Unsubscribe from this newsletter with unsubscribe in the subject heading * Send in your film/video related ADs and Articles press ready to Cat on every Wednesday to info@nbfilmcoop.com * Click here for member info * Click here for our sponsors * Click here for film co-op activities * Click here for silver wave film fest * Click here for film resources * Click here for nb actors Click here for e-news archive check out the nbfc anniversary website! Send your stories and tributes to cat: http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/30years/ Click out the nbfc activity calendar: http://www.nbfilmcoop.com Film Sightings NB Film Co-op members Jesse Anthony and Gary Beatty are working on a project that Nicholas Kinsey and Film Co-op member Doug Sutherland are producing. The feature is entitled Fire Watch and shooting will take place in Edmundston and Quebec. --------------------------- From Wed Sept 16 - Sun 20 until 6 pm Fredericton Film Co-op member Jim Lavoie will be working at Harvest Jazz& Blues. He is the stop (parking) & Go (portable) Man with his "all in" team! --------------------------- You may see the following friendly Film Co-op folk at the Atlantic Film Festival this week or next: Britany Sparrow, Rob Gemmell, Dennis Poirier, Jason Nicholson, Lita Llewellyn, Chris Campbell, Marcella Laaper, Chris Giles, BronweN, Rachel Bower, Jennifer Chiasson, Gia Milani and more! --------------------------- Moncton Film Co-op member Donovan Richard is in post on his short short XIII. Check out photos from his shoot on his facebook page. Any member news to share, email Cat at: info@.nbfilmocop.com and remember, we can’t promote you if don’t tell us! Biz & Indie News  The New Brunswick Adventures www.newbrunswickadventures.com Season Two goes to air on CTV's 'Travel and Escape' Channel, September 15,2009 at 7 pm Atlantic time. All airtimes and dates can be found on our website with links to the broadcasters website available. Glen Ferguson The New Brunswick Adventures television series. A reality adventures television series, produced by Ferguson Audio Productions, Bathurst, in partnership with Tourism and Parks, The Province of New Brunswick. --------------------------- MONCTON - NEW BRUNSWICK FILM AND TELEVISION INDUSTRY SUMMIT TITLE: “THE FUTURE IS NOW”   In partnership with The New Brunswick Producers Association, New Brunswick Film presents the 4th Annual New Brunswick Film and Television Industry Summit on September 30th, 2009 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30p.m. at the Delta Beausejour Hotel in Moncton. The focus of the Summit is on New Media and the impact it will have on New Brunswick’s film and television industry.   Join us for the following important sessions/presentations:   Ø  TRENDS IN THE FILM INDUSTRY; Ø  IMPACT OF NEW MEDIA ON BROADCASTERS; Ø  THE RELATION BETWEEN NEW MEDIA, FILM AND TELEVISION –  CREATING DEALS … Ø  BEYOND NEW MEDIA; Ø  CHANGING TO DIGITAL AT THE NATIONAL FILM BOARD; Ø   “ONE-ON-ONE” SESSIONS WITH BROADCASTERS AND PROGRAM EXECUTIVES.   The Honorable Hédard Albert, Minister of Wellness, Culture and Sport will be in attendance.   Registration details are available at http://www.nbfilm.ca   4e ÉDITION ANNUELLE DU  SOMMET DE L’ INDUSTRIE DU CINÉMA ET DE LA TÉLÉVISION DU NOUVEAU-BRUNSWICK TITRE: “L’ AVENIR EST MAINTENANT”   En partenariat avec l’Association des producteurs du Nouveau-Brunswick, Film Nouveau-Brunswick vous invite à assister au 4e sommet de l’industrie du cinéma et de la télévision qui se tiendra le 30 septembre de 8h00 à 14h30 à l’Hôtel Delta Beauséjour de Moncton.  Le sommet est orienté vers les nouveaux medias et leurs influences sur l’industrie au Nouveau-Brunswick.   Vous pourrez assister aux séances sur :   Ø  NOUVEAUX MEDIAS- NOUVELLES RÉALITÉS : ÊTES-VOUS PRÊT POUR LE FUTUR ? ; Ø  L’IMPACTE DES NOUVEAUX MEDIAS SUR LES DIFFUSEURS; Ø  LE RAPPROCHEMENT ENTRE LES NOUVEAUX MEDIAS, LES PROJETS DESTINÉS AU CINÉMA ET TÉLÉVISION --- CRÉER  DES AFFAIRES… Ø  L’UNIVERS DES NOUVEAUX MÉDIAS; Ø  VIRAGE NUMÉRIQUE À L’OFFICE NATIONAL DU FILM DU CANADA, et Ø  DES RENCONTRES UN À UN DE 20 MINUTES AVEC DES DIRECTEURS DE PROGRAMMES ET TÉLÉDIFFUSEURS DE L’INDUSTRIE.   L’honorable Hédard Albert, ministre, Mieux-être, Culture et Sport se joindra à nous.   Les détails pour l’inscription sont disponibles au http://www.nbfilm.ca.  --------------------------- MONCTON - DRG CASTING PRESENTS: A Star is Born - Kids on Camera Acting Workshop Come and learn the fundamentals of acting for the camera from Gemini-nominated Casting Director, Donna Rae Gibbs. NEW DATE: October 10th, 2009 10:00 AM until 6:00 PM Where: The Aberdeen Cultural Centre in Moncton, New Brunswick Ages: 8 to 13 Cost: $200 with lunch provided and a DVD given of each student’s individual performances (tax receipt provided). In a small class, kids will learn things like: - who does what and how things work on a movie/TV set; - what should be on a resume; - best kinds of headshots; - various styles of acting; - how to present oneself at an audition; - auditioning off-book vs. cold reads and; - listening. However, the main focus will be on-camera scene work. Students will be coached through audition-style sides from film and television projects. There will be a professional reader, cameraman and direction and coaching will be given. One of Moncton’s best-known producers is scheduled to come by and give a short talk about Canadian production and working with actors. Please call or email to register kids in the workshop. I will be doing more in the future and will also be giving workshops for teens and adults. Donna Rae Gibbs Casting 5 Wellington Avenue, Moncton, New Brunswick, E1E 2A7, 506-388-3696, drgibbs@canadafilm.com --------------------------- Hello WIFT-AT Friend, Welcome to the 29th Atlantic Film Festival! If you’re not in Halifax, that’s ok, you can still participate in the WIFT-AT events on Monday, September 21. Please read on to find out how you can be with WIFT-AT via SKYPE.   ATLANTIC FILM FESTIVAL INDUSTRY SESSION Host Juanita Peters will sit down with CRACKIE producer Jennice Ripley and writer/director Sherry White to talk shop from 1:30-3:30pm at the Khyber, 2nd Floor, 1588 Barrington Street. Cost is $15/$10 WIFT-AT members. Email creativepam@gmail.com to register.   As many know, it is no easy task making feature films in today’s complex economy. And yet  the remarkable team of producers Jennice Ripley, Rhonda Buckley and Director/Writer Sherry White not only made the feature film CRACKIE, but it premiered in Cannes in June and will screen at TIFF and at the Atlantic Film Festival.   Join WIFT-AT for this conversation which will candidly explore the making of CRACKIE and the challenges faced by each of these women as they pursue their careers in today’s film and television industry.    ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 4:00–5:00pm, Monday September 21, Khyber,  2nd Floor, 1588 Barrington Street, Halifax. The Annual General Meeting of the newly formed Women in Film and Television-Atlantic will follow the discussion of CRACKIE.  Join WIFT-AT to help guide the future for women in the film and television industry in Atlantic Canada. A light reception follows the Annual General Meeting, prior to the screening of CRACKIE at Park Lane (EmpireTheatres).   MEMBERSHIP WIFT-AT is pleased to announce that Azure Sky Films has offered a fabulous prize to a WIFT-AT member who joins WIFT-AT by November 1, 2009!    Names of members of WIFT-AT who join by November 1, 2009 will be entered into a draw for a Professional One-on-One Story Editing Session with Tony Sekulich, which includes a 3-hour one-on-one session; notes and discussion with follow-up; and, an official submission to Azure Sky Films for consideration. Valued at $700, the winner will be announced at this year’s Silver Wave Film Festival, November 5-8 in Fredericton, New Brunswick.  For membership details, please visit www.wift-at.com/membership THANK YOU Azure Sky Films!   SKYPE For those of you who wish to SKYPE into the conversation with CRACKIE producer Jennice Ripley and writer/director Sherry White on Monday, September 21st, between 1:30 and 3:30 pm and join the WIFT-At Annual General Meeting from 4:00pm-5:00pm, here’s how:
 
Add the email address of wepeople@hotmail.com to your SKYPE list of contacts. If you do not have a webcam you can still participate by writing in the SKYPE box. You will be able to hear the response on your speakers.  Also, you can email questions ahead of time to add to the conversation: wepeople@hotmail.com 
 
If you are sitting on SKYPE for what appears to be long time without response it just means it is taking a bit of time to get to you, so please be patient. If we lose you, we'll try to dial you back! 
Looking forward to hearing from you, Atlantic Canada!
Juanita Peters Programming, WIFT-AT www.wift-at.com   --------------------------- Today on CBC Radio – Maritime Noon with host Costas Halavrezos Weekdays 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. AT
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Phone-in: 1-800-565-1940 As the Atlantic Film Festival gets underway week, we'll hear about the latest crop of cinematic works created in this region. 

In any given year, though, those films only scratch the surface of all the stories - fictional or historical - which deserve to come to life on the silver screen. 

So which great stories remain to be told from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island ? 

Our question : "Which Maritime story would make a good feature film or documentary ?" Advertise GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR SALLE I have 2 Gift Certifications for a Car rental with Budget for a value of $100.00 each. I have purchase these gift certificates for $60.00 each, the expiry date for the certificates is November 30th, 2009. If anyone is interested in purchasing these Gift Certificates please contact me at 454-9895. I would like to sell them for $60.00 but am willing to consider any offer. Denise Guitard --------------------------- SCREENWRITER WANTED I am working on a small project and I am looking for someone that can write a script for me. There is a small amount of medical lingo and it is not a very long project but I am willing to pay someone for their help. Would you know of anyone that might be interested? If so can you please contact me @ Name: Tara Curwin E-mail: tarac@rogers.com Number: 506-261-4116 --------------------------- COMPETITION FOR TEENAGE VIDEOGRAPHERS Click here --------------------------- WANTED: FILMS FROM INDEPENDENT & STUDENT FILMMAKERS Cape Town Television (CTV) is a non-profit organization established as a community television service to serve the greater Cape Town metropolitan region and has been broadcasting since September 2008. CTV is interested in all genres of filmmaking and encourages filmmakers to submit their films for broadcast. Access to film festivals in Cape Town have generally been very limiting to the majority of people living here- owing to where cinemas are based and the cost of attending the screening. As such, Cape Town TV would like to propose a system that will take independant media to the small screen. We are encouraging filmmakers to use CTV as a medium through which independent work can be showcased – whether it is shot on cell phones, consumer video cameras or more high-end cameras. We have a potential audience of 2.5 million people living in our footprint. We do not limit our acquisitions to local films but also actively seek national and international content More information on the channel is available on our website http://www.capetowntv.org mailto:info@nbfilmcoop.com?subject=unsubscribemailto:info@nbfilmcoop.comhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/members.htmhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/sponsors.htmhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/activities.htmhttp://www.swfilmfest.comhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/resource.htmhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/actors.htmhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/news.htmhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.com/30years/http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/30years/http://www.nbfilmcoop.comhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.comhttp://www.nbfilmcoop.comhttp://www.newbrunswickadventures.comhttp://www.nbfilm.ca/http://www.nbfilm.ca/http://www.nbfilm.ca/mailto:drgibbs@canadafilm.comhttp://crackie.ca/mailto:creativepam@gmail.comhttp://www.azureskyfilms.com/http://www.azureskyfilms.com/http://www.azureskyfilms.com/http://swfilmfest.com/index-e.htmlhttp://www.wift-at.com/mailto:wepeople@hotmail.commailto:wepeople@hotmail.comhttp://www.wift-at.com/mailto:tarac@rogers.comhttp://www.vancouver2010.com/en/news/news-releases/-/78174/32566/14zef81/40-canadian-teens-to-be-offere.htmlhttp://www.capetowntv.orghttp://www.capetowntv.orgshapeimage_8_link_0shapeimage_8_link_1shapeimage_8_link_2shapeimage_8_link_3shapeimage_8_link_4shapeimage_8_link_5shapeimage_8_link_6shapeimage_8_link_7shapeimage_8_link_8shapeimage_8_link_9shapeimage_8_link_10shapeimage_8_link_11shapeimage_8_link_12shapeimage_8_link_13shapeimage_8_link_14shapeimage_8_link_15shapeimage_8_link_16shapeimage_8_link_17shapeimage_8_link_18shapeimage_8_link_19shapeimage_8_link_20shapeimage_8_link_21shapeimage_8_link_22shapeimage_8_link_23shapeimage_8_link_24shapeimage_8_link_25shapeimage_8_link_26shapeimage_8_link_27shapeimage_8_link_28shapeimage_8_link_29shapeimage_8_link_30shapeimage_8_link_31shapeimage_8_link_32