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Rate My Film Please!
I hate to shamelessly self promote, but CBC is starting up a new show which pits short films against each other for potential cash (a $25,000 development deal).
The catch is, the short film has to get good enough ratings online before it can make it to the television competition stage. I ask that you simply go to the link, watch my film Film Co-op film,
Cold Day in Hell
, and give it a rating. (hopefully you like it, and give it a good rating, but that's up to you...)
Matthew Brown, Fredericton Film Co-op member
SJ Film Series Coordinator & Bartender Needed
The Somerset is seeking a film history genius who also happens to be a fantastic bartender to curate our Monday Night Film Series.
The Somerset is located in the north end of Saint John, close to UNBSJ.
The series has been running for 1 ½ years with an emphasis on classic films (foreign and domestic) This week’s film is Fritz Lang’s “M”.
Films are shown in DVD format via multimedia projector on a 10 ft screen. The venue currently seats 70 – 80 people.
Duties would include:
- Developing and promoting programming
- Hosting the Monday Evening event – including a pre-film introduction
- Liaising with local film community
- Developing special ‘mini festival’ events
Generating and Maintaining e-mail database
- General bar duties for the evening.
The successful applicant should be
- A self-starter
- Familiar with the Saint John film community
- Web savvy
- Creative in terms of guerilla marketing
For more information please contact Stephen Tobias:
stt@nbnet.nb.ca
506-634-8959
Stephen Tobias, Artistic Director
Saint John Theatre Company click here
House for Rent
Just wondering if any of you knows anyone that is looking to rent a very nice furnished 3 bedroom house in the Moncton area. It is close to ABU and Evergreen School in Moncton North. If you do, please have them call 871-7755 for more info. Thank you so much for your help and have a wonderful day.
Shima Barrett
Film to Sell?
I am looking for short ends of Kodak Double-XX 5222 B&W 35mm negative film. Anything between 100 and 500 ft. Is anyone looking to sell some of their leftovers? Will pick up in Southern NB.
Ken Doody
realfilmfotos@hotmail.com
Still Photographer looking
for New Faces
"Headshots, etc., on time-for-prints/CD basis. Still photographer looking for new faces. Free headshots, character shots, etc. in exchange for your time. I shoot mostly B&W but will shoot color if you need it. Sharing studio space in Saint John.
Ken Doody realfilmfotos@hotmail.com
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Weekly e-news - Thursday - August 16, 2007
The NB Film Co-op is a non-profit, charitable organization involved in the production of 16mm and digital films. It is into its
28th
year of operation, and has 200 members stretched out across New Brunswick!
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 Film Festival.
The Co-op also seeks to give a voice to, and develop the talents of, artists that would not otherwise have the opportunity to express their views in film and video.
Spotlight
A LION'S TALE ROARS INTO FINAL WEEKEND
By: Jim Lavoie
Last weekends filming of The NB Film and NB Filmmakers` Co-operative supported film, "A Lions Tale" was smooth sailing according to Short Film Venture recipient, Director/Writer Bunthivy Nou. The production took place under ideal conditions at The All Saints Anglican Church in Marysville NB (a special thank you goes to All Saints for allowing the Film Co-op crew to shoot there).
"With the zest and talent of my cast and crew" said Nou" We were able to get everything we needed for the weekend completed and knocked off in record time! This weekend's shooting commences on Friday night and continues again on Saturday night. "We have a lot of heavy lifting to do and long hours but my team will get us through" said a confident Nou.
The cast and crew bid farewell to actor Wally MacKinnon, who portrayed Father Holden, as his role wrapped. MacKinnon, who played Team Canada's Doctor in Producer Tim Hogan`s CR72, praised the cast and crew for their professionalism. "Wally was great to work with" said Nou.
(The Short Film Venture Program is an annual co-operative partnership between NB Film and the NB Filmmakers` Co-operative that grants funding to NB filmmakers so they can create a calling card drama or comedy)
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SHE LOST HER MARBLES
Our new HD film "She Lost Her Marbles", starring Josh Linton and Vivi Whalen, has been invited to have its first screening at the Broad Humor Film festival in Venice Beach, California, Aug 24-26. Our last project, "Bathroom Stalled" premiered at the same festival last July. This up and coming women's comedy festival has 6 Canadian women screening films this year including fellow filmmaker & Film Co-op member Gretchen Kelbaugh whose film "Piece 'O Cake" is screening in competition.
If you're in LA next weekend, check it out!
http://www.broadhumor.com/
Gia Milani
Shore Road Pictures Inc.
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RYAN GRIFFITH shows this first-timer how to act: NOTABLE ACTS PLAY OUT LOUD SERIES SPEAKS VOLUMES
By: NBFC Member Jim Lavoie
When you first enter the Charlotte Street Arts Centre Auditorium to be seated for a show in the Play it Out Loud series your eyes are immediately drawn to the stage. The reason is not because of what's on the stage but rather what's not!
There are no elaborately painted backdrops, bright panels, no lights, no microphones, cables, speakers, and no fancy or themed props. If not for a few chairs, music stands (for scripts) the stage would be bare.
This is ground zero, the birthplace for many new plays (100% New Brunswick) within the Notable Acts Theatre Company 2007 summer Festival. It's here where you will discover new, emerging, and established theatrical renderings of the 2007 Play Out Loud series. This years contributors are Bradley O'Donnell (Anything About Anything), Bruce Allen Lynch (Car 7 Where Are You), Ryan Griffith (drift), John Spurway (Ten Years), and Step Taylor (Chapel Arm).
This is all new to me, I had auditioned at open audition for NotaBle Acts and was surprised when I was selected for the Play Out Loud Series. I have zero experience in Theatre but fortunately for me, my two fellow readers, Clarissa Hurley and Mark Savoie,had plenty of talent and stage experience for me to lean on. Later on we would be joined on stage by Theatre New Brunswick's own Ilkay Silk ! We had been cast to read "Car 7 Where Are You ? directed by Ryan Griffith.
The script was humorous yet dealt seriously with the three readers perception or lack of in dealing with terrorism threats in their roles as Taxi Cab drivers. It opens with a finely timed monologue then the cadence morphs into snappy dialogue all the way to closing monologues. It feels like you are in the back of a cab listening to dispatch and cabbies doing their usual verbal jousting which sometimes is a language upon itself !
Our first meeting with Ryan (our director) is a rehearsal (Our only) and he puts us through the paces. He has an engaging persona about him and easily deciphers our individual personality traits as relates to acting/reading. He speaks to each of us about how we perceive our character and projecting that into your reading. He spends more time with me (my inexperience no doubt) spurring me on with humor but driving home the pertinent points. My confidence level is raised by his coaching and now I am pumped up and ready to go!
Its no wonder! Ryan is a graduate of The National Theatre of Canada (2002) and has been with Notable Acts since its inception in 2002. He is the current playwright in residence for Notable Acts and is responsible for the dramaturgy for this years festival ! He will soon be doing a years residency with Theatre New Brunswick.
Showtime is at 8p.m. Saturday July 28 and around 7:45 the patrons start filling into the Auditorium which is cast as a sauna or so it seems. But with programs doubling as fans and fluids at hand they await the opening. We had met backstage earlier to do one more read-through and are good to go. Mark reminds me to project as we head to the stage. On stage are 3 chairs behind 3 music stands where we place our scripts and then sit down while Ryan does the official welcome.
As we sit awaiting Ryan, it is now crystal clear to me what our objective is. The reason for the starkness of the stage, no costumes, no effects is Because It Is All About The Dialogue, Its in your emoting, projecting, accenting, pacing,claratiy and make the script jump out at the audience ! You have been given a game plan, now execute it and make the director and writer proud of your presentation !
Its time. We stand as one, Clarrisa perfectly paces off her monologue, Mark picks it up, back to Clarrsia and the ball is in my hands. I shake off pre-game jitters and away we go. I really get into this and project like hell ! Clarrisa and Mark are excellent and I just give er ! Suddenly its over, way to soon , I want more ,can we do it again is all I am thinking. Applause is bestowed upon us , we acknowledge it and exit the stage.
I need fresh air to cool off and a smoke so I head outside to collect my thoughts. I am thinking about what a rush that was and ways to utilize the experience in the future. It would be useful in any form of presentation ,without the bells and whistles, to ensure your audience is listening ! Finally , watching how listening to the evolution of a play in its infancy can cause audience reaction ultimately displays the power of creative dialogue !
A Shout Out to Play Out: BRAVO!
Note: other NBFC members involved with NotAble Acts this year included Denis Poirier, Colin Smart, Rob Gemmell and Britany Sparrow.
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FREDERICTON - ANNUAL NBFC FUNDRAISER EVENT NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
Dear NB Film Co-op members, it's that time of year again; time to help Cat and Tony by volunteering on the Harvest
Jazz and Blues Festival as security so that the Co-op can receive a donation.
Board member and active volunteer Corena Walby has taken over the recruiting and organizing of volunteers this year for
Harvest Jazz and Blues to help out Co-op staff who are snowed under a mountain of work.
If you are interested in helping the Film Co-op with this annual fundraising activity, please email Corena at:
mwalby@nb.sympatico.ca
right away as she would like to put together her teams of security people as soon as possible.
Wednesday - 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM;
Thursday - 6:00 PM to 1:00 AM;
Friday - 6:30 PM to 1:30 AM
Saturday - 4:00 PM to 1:30 AM.
We require 12 people per shift.
NOTE:
Please be dependable when you commit to volunteer to help. Every year we have volunteers who cancel at the last minute which causes stress on the organizers as they scramble to fill in the holes.
For new members needing to get their volunteer hours in...this counts towards them!
Training & Development
MENTORSHIP ON FILM CO-OP MEMBER PRODUCTION
BLOOD SHED SEEKING VOLUNTEER CAST & CREW for "BLOOD SHED," a short
horror film shooting in Coles' Island, New Brunswick for three days, Friday to
Sunday, September 7th, 8th and 9th. This project will be a great opportunity to
work and learn alongside film industry professionals such as Jason Shipley
(Director), Jeff Wheaton (DOP), Gary Ferguson (Art Director), Rob Cotterill (1st
AD), Aram Kouyoudjian (Sound) and others, all of whom originally hail from New
Brunswick and currently earn a living working in the film & television
industry today.
Thanks to a production grant from the NB Film Co-op, the project is being
co-produced by Film Co-op members Pierre Huard ("La Couisne") and
Jason Shipley, who will also direct. Mr. Shipley taught the Advanced Assistant
Director's Workshop at the NB Film Co-op this past May and in previous years.
SYNOPSIS:
Three estranged brothers reunite at a family camp deep in the New Brunswick
woods for a lost weekend of fishing, partying, and deranged, bloody murder!
We are currently seeking CREW to volunteer in following departments: Production
Assistant Director
Props
Set Decoration
Costumes
Hair/ Makeup
Grip
Lighting
Camera
Sound
Picture Vehicles/ Transport
Casting Director
If you are interested in applying for any of these positions, please forward a
resume detailing your experience and department(s) in which you'd like to work
to blood_shed_movie@yahoo.ca
We are currently seeking
CAST
to volunteer in the following roles:
2 boys between 10 and 14 yrs
.
If you are interested in applying for these roles, please forward a
resume and photo(s) to blood_shed_movie@yahoo.ca
and to info@nbfilmcoop.com so the Film
Co-op can put you in their online Casting Database.
Festivals
THE 2007 NB SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL
2007 SILVER WAVE FILM FESTIVAL, November 8-11, Fredericton, New Brunswick
www.swfilmfest.com
Register
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SAINT JOHN -
Continental Drift
Continental Drift Film Festival Inc. is a Saint John, New Brunswick non-profit organization responsible for the annual Continental Drift International Short Film Festival. We are dedicated to promoting local and international culture by supporting film and visual arts in our community. We are made up of local artists, film-makers, and art organizers who promote and organize film festivals, visual arts festivals, street festivals, workshops, outdoor screenings and other cultural events. Our premiere event, Continental Drift International Short Film Festival, is in its fourth year.
Continental Drift Film Festival Inc. is seeking dynamic and creative individuals interested in volunteer positions its board of directors. Directors meet regularly to oversee the festival, events and fundraising. Duties include grant-writing, communications, marketing, volunteer coordination and general planning and operation of the festival. Some of the positions to be filled are: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, the last of which involves light book-keeping. Board positions generally involve a commitment of two years.
Interested candidates should provide a short CV and statement of interest by September 15th to be eligible for consideration. CVs and letters can be emailed to
info@cdrift.ca
, or sent to:
Continental Drift Film Festival Inc.
Saint John Arts Centre
20 Hazen Ave
Saint John NB E2L 5A5
Sincerely,
Andrea Butler
President
20 Hazen Avenue
Saint John NB E2L 5A5
506 672 5003
www.cdrift.ca
info@cdrift.ca
Arts in NB
NB - HOT TODDY!
Hi Everyone
We have some really great summer shows coming up over the next few weeks. Please come say hello and spread the word.
Aug 16, 2007 - Rothesay NB - Concert in the Park
Time: 7:00pm
Rothesay Common
Rain Location Rothesay High School
Aug 17, 2007 - Taymouth NB - Taymouth Community Centre
Showtime 8pm
Tickets $10
Call Jean Burgess 367 2296 for info or tickets
Aug 22, 2007 - Riverview NB - Riverview Concert Series
Time 7pm
Riverview Concert Series Caseley Park right across from the Town Hall, 30 Honour House Court. (cross the causeway and take the first exit into Riverview. Take your first two lefts (Fatima Drive and the Honour House Court). Rain Location Small Hall, 145 Lakeside Drive
Directions: Come off Causeway, turn right onto Coverdale road, go through two sets of light, trun right onto Biggs drive, go to bottom of hill and turn left, far building, go in door with RCMP symbol on it.
Aug 23, 2007 - Saint John NB - A Khord
Time -10:30pm
30 Water Street
Saint John
tel 506 657-8474
Aug 23, 2007 - Saint John NB - Aliant StreetBeat
Time: 6:30pm - 8:00pm
Prince William Street
Aug 24, 2007 - St. Andrews NB - Hot Toddy and Friends
Hot Toddy and Friends Schedule
Bill Stevenson Rossmount Inn Jazz 4:30 – 7 :00
Jamie Junger Kennedy Inn 5:00 – 8:00
Thom Swift Gables 5:30 – 7:30
Legion on Queen Street 9:00 – midnight
Aug 25, 2007 - St. Andrews NB - Hot Toddy and Friends
Hot Toddy and Friends Schedule
Alex Madsen Kennedy Inn 5;00 – 8:00
Jamie Junger The Gables 5:30 – 7:30
Legion on Queen Street 9:00 – midnight
Aug 28, 2007 - Fredericton NB - Officers Square
Time 7:30pm
Please visit our website:
www.hottoddytrio.com
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WANTED - ARTISTS, MUSICIANS AND FILMMAKERS
Hello, my name is Anna Woods, and I am currently organizing the 13th Annual Falls Brook Fair in Fredericton. The Fair is a celebration of Rural Living and promotes local artists and musicians. I was wondering if there would be any interest from Filmmakers, Artists or Musicians who use the Charlotte Street Arts Centre to come and have a booth set up displaying their work, or even taking 30 minutes to present a film, dance or a musical piece. If there is an interest, or questions, please, feel free to contact me: annnawooods@gmail.com
The dates for the Fair this year are September 8th and 9th. Thank you!
Anna Woods, FAIR Coordinator
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FREDERICTON - FUNDRAISER EVENT
Robert Kortgaard and Susie LeBlanc will perform in concert on September 9, 2007
at 3pm in St. Dunstan's Church. This is a fundraising concert for the Charlotte Street
Arts Centre. Tickets are available at Mazzuca's and Westminster Books - as well as at
the Charlotte St. Arts Centre. Adults:$20. Students: $5. Charitable receipts are
issued for amounts donated.
Do note the time and place: mid afternoon - and NOT at the Charlotte St. Arts Centre!
It's a perfect time to bring family.
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SAINT JOHN -
Film Debut: Sharing the Waters
You are invited to attend the debut of Sharing the Waters, a film by NBFC member Sarah Bood, a student from Dalhousie University, produced for the Fundy North Fishermen's Association.
The film looks at how increasing industrial developments in Saint John are affecting the traditional fishery. Local fishermen share their concerns and the many efforts they have made to work with project proponents, harbor officials and other user groups on sharing the waters.
The film is short but it has an important message: The inshore fishery is an
important part of our region's cultural and economic heritage and with
meaningful consultation fishing and industry can continue to co-exist.
It is both touching and humorous and was a really rewarding experience to
produce. I would like to thank the NB Film Co-op for all their help and
advice,
especially "Uncle Jeff", Jeff Combs. This is my first film and not my last. I've caught the bug!
WHERE: August 23rd at 7:30 PM in the Mary Oland Theatre in the NB Museum at Market Square, Saint John
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SACKVILLE - STRUTS GALLERY
Tuesday August 14
6:00-7:30 pm
Tantramar Art Symposium
Canadian Hungarian Artists Collective Exhibition
including:
Andrea Blanar - Multimedia Sophie Fekete - Video
Deanne Fitzpatrick - Fiber Geza Herman - Land Installation
Istvan Kantor - Video, Performance Tom Kapas - Book Illustration
Judith Klugerman - Printmaker Ghita Levin - Clay
Doreen Lindsay - Photography Danielle Ouelette - Fiber Art
Gabor Szilasi - Photography Tamas Wormser - Film
Dacid Zsako - Photoshop
Curated by Doreen Lindsay. The exhibition continues to Saturday August 18
7:30 pm
Artists' Presentation with Deanne Fitzpatrick.
Throughout the week
there will be screenings for films and videos by individual artists:
Monday - Attilla Bertalan
Tuesday - Peter Horvath
Wednesday - Sophie Fekete
Thursday - Tamas Wormser
Friday - Istvan Kantor
7 Lorne Street
Struts Gallery & Faucet Media Arts Centre
506.536.1211
info@strutsgallery.ca
http://strutsgallery.ca/
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FREDERICTON - THEATRE ST. THOMAS PRESENTS: 'BENDING THE BARD IN THE BOX - An evening of skewed Shakespeare scenes & blueberry crême brûlee dessert
AUG. 23-25
Theatre St. Thomas has persuaded the most renowned
playwright of all time to go drag-sort of.
In the last days of summer, the Black Box Theatre will
host some of frilly Billy Shakespeare's most famous scenes
as though the genders therein were melted and mixed under
the hot sun.
For this rare theatrical experience, ten past and present
STU students will switch, twist, and curse gender roles in
scenes known for their sexual tension and male-female
power struggles. Supporting this textual transformation
will be men in skirts, women in ball caps, and the most
fuddled foreplay to hit the Black Box since Godspell.
The production will examine tragedies such as Macbeth,
Othello and King Lear, and a heap of lighter works
including The Tempest, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Much
Ado About Nothing. Each will find a unique slant for the
sexes based on the script, as well as assigned historical
settings ranging from the Wild West to the swingin'
sixties.
If all of that were not enough of a treat, TST will also
serve a favorite summertime dessert to its audience at
intermission. The cost of a serving of blueberry Crème
Brûlée and your choice of coffee or tea has been added to
the ticket price for the show. The seasonal indulgence is
meant to be the perfect accent for the night's quirky and
experimental entertainment.
The play is directed by the Director of Drama at St.
Thomas, Ilkay Silk, and features lighting design by Chris
Saad. It runs Aug. 23-25 with an 8 PM start time each
night. Tickets ($15 adults, $10 students) must be
purchased by calling Student Affairs at (506) 452-0578
For further information, contact Ilkay Silk at
silk@stu.ca
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FREDERICTON - NEW CAFE OPENS!
Doodle's Café is open!
Erin Beaumont, left, welcomes guests to the newly-renovated Doodle's Café in the
Fredericton Charlotte Street Arts Centre`s lower level.
Doodle's is open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed on Sunday.
The café offers homemade soups, fair trade and organic teas and coffees, cold drinks, sandwiches, muffins, yogurt and other healthy foods. A children's play area in one corner will keep little people occupied.
doodlescafe@gmail.com
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FREDERICTON - UNDER THE STARS: CLASSIC FILMS IN THE PARK
Sunday, August 19th
at dusk in Barracks Square, Historical Garrison District (Queen and Carleton Streets).
FEATURE PRESENTATION:
CITIZEN KANE
(2 hours & 24 min) 1941
CITIZEN KANE is Orson Welles's greatest achievement--and a landmark of cinema history. The story charts the rise and fall
of a newspaper publisher whose wealth and power ultimately isolates him in his castle-like refuge.
The film's protagonist, Charles Foster Kane, was based on a composite of Howard Hughes and William Randolph Hearst--so much so that Hearst tried to have the film suppressed. Every aspect of the production marked an advance in film language: the deep focus and deeply shadowed cinematography (from Gregg Toland); the discontinuous narrative, relying heavily on flashbacks and newsreel footage (propelled by a script largely written by Herman L. Mankiewicz); the innovative use of sound and score (sound by Bailey Fesler and James G. Stewart, music composed and conducted by Bernard Herrmann); and the ensemble acting forged
in the fires of Welles's Mercury Theatre (featuring the film debuts of, among others, Joseph Cotten,
Everett Sloane, and Agnes Moorehead).
Every moment of the film, every shot, has been choreographed to perfection.
The film is essential viewing, quite possibly the greatest film ever made and, along with THE BIRTH OF A NATION,
certainly the most influential.
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NB SHORT FILM PLAYING BEFORE FEATURE:
SEEDS
(5:25 min) 2006.
The enchanting story "Seeds", which was shot on a hand-cranked Bolex camera, tells the tragic account of a farmer attempting to plant a crop that will survive in the less than ideal surroundings
Director & Writer - Saint John based filmmaker Jeff Combs
Biz News
New Brunswick Film Industry Summit
October 1 - 2, 2007
"The Industry Now...And Beyond"
Welcome to the online registration for the 2007 New Brunswick Film Industry Summit, we look forward to seeing you October 1-2 in Saint John. Online registration
Delegate Registration $100.00 before September 14
Delegate Registration $150.00 after September 14
Delegate Registration ends September 24
To pay by cheque or cash please contact Bernice LeBlanc, NB Film at 506 869-6868.
Saint John Trade & Convention Centre
Host Hotel: Hilton Saint John For reservations
For Reservations
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Sommet de l'industrie cinématographique du Nouveau-Brunswick 2007
" L'industrie aujourd'hui… et futur"
Bienvenue à l'inscription en ligne pour le Sommet de l'industrie cinématographique du Nouveau-Brunswick 2007. Au plaisir de vous voir au sommet les 1er et 2 octobre en Saint John. L'inscription en ligne
Inscription de délégué : 100 $ avant le 14 septembre
Inscription de délégué : 150 $ après le 14 septembre
Date limite pour s'inscrire : le 24 septembre
Pour payer par chèque ou en espèces, veuillez communiquer avec Bernice LeBlanc, Film Nouveau-Brunswick au 506-869-6868.
au Centre du commerce et des congrès de Saint John
Hôtel du sommet : Hilton Saint John Réservation de chambres d'hôtel