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New Orleans Hipsters Gather at Alt. Media. Expo

2008-02-20T07:33:06Z

Attention anyone interested in comics, books, magazines, fashion, photography, art, film, and crafts by local New Orleans writers and artists:

The 2008 Alternative Media Expo, brought to you by Antigravity Magazine, will take place on Saturday, Feb. 23 from 12noon to 7pm at the Contemporary Arts Center (900 Camp Street in New Orleans; 504-528-3800).

Come check out over 80 exhibitors; enjoy Abita Beer and PJ’s Coffee. Admission is just $5 at the door.

For more info on the Expo, check out http://www.antigravitymagazine.com

AuthorViews, Inc., a proud exhibitor at this year's Expo, will be interviewing and filming authors, artists, etc. at the event FOR FREE!

If you are interested in having an AuthorViews video made, please make a reservation ASAP because we fill up quickly. Reservations come in 30-minute blocks on the hour and half hour. We schedule reservations on a first come, first served basis, and we always "sell out," so please book your reservation soon. Walk-ins at the event are welcome, but only if there's space available.

To see what AuthorViews is about, check out http://www.AuthorViews.com. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a reservation, please email info@authorviews.com or call 504-342-4806.

Steve O'Keefe
AuthorViews: On a Mission to Film Every Author on Earth!

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upcoming benefit for NOLA queer film festival

2006-06-16T14:42:32Z

Press Release – For Immediate Release

June 16, 2006

WHO: Cox Communications, here! Films, and Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival
WHAT: A benefit screening of the film “The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Greene”
WHERE: Cowpokes’ Marigny Theater, 1030 Marigny Street
WHEN: 8pm Friday, June 30th, 2006
PRICE: $12 – All proceeds to benefit Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival
CONTACT: Margaret Coble, Publicity Director, Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival – publicity@reelidentities.org

Capping off Gay Pride month, Cox Communications in partnership with here! Films and Reel Identities: New Orleans Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Film Festival will screen the new gay comedy, “The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Greene,” on Friday, June 30th at 8pm at the Marigny Theatre behind Cowpokes, 1030 Marigny Street. Tickets are $12, with all proceeds benefiting Reel Identities.

Based on the hit underground comic strip, "The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green" centers on Ethan, a 26 year-old professional 'assistant' looking for love in all the wrong places – that is, until he meets and dates Kyle Underhill, a recently 'out' pro baseball player. Things progress wonderfully until Ethan's ex-boyfriend Leo threatens to sell the house that Ethan lives in, setting into motion a series of deceptions on Ethan's part to keep his house and his relationship with Kyle intact. By enlisting the help of a 19 year-old real estate assistant who has a romantic agenda of his own, Ethan discovers his web of secrets and lies will not be easily untangled. The result is a hilarious and endearing portrait of contemporary gay romance. Starring Daniel Letterle (“Camp”), David Monahan, Diego Serrano, Dean Shelton, Meredith Baxter (“Family Ties”), and Shanola Hampton.

This will be the only opportunity to see this film in theatrical release in the New Orleans market - following its nationwide release, the film will play on the here! television network. here! is available as subscription video on demand in New Orleans on Cox Digital Cable Channel 1 for $6.95 per month.

here!, America's first gay television network, was established in 2002 and is currently available to more than 50 million households nationwide. here! offers a wide variety of groundbreaking and acclaimed original movies and series plus the world's largest collection of gay and lesbian films appealing to the broad-based, diverse LGBT audience. here! is available across the U.S. via satellite and is offered by all major cable providers nationwide increasingly as a subscription video on-demand (SVOD) service. here! is also available to broadband homes via major Internet TV providers. here! Interactive Media, a new online division of here! Networks, has more than 2 million unique visitors a month through sites including Gaywired.com, GayMonkey.com, LesbiaNation.com and GaySports.com.

Reel Identities LGBT Film Festival will enter its fourth year in 2007, temporarily sidelined in 2006 by the after effects of Hurricane Katrina. For more information about Reel Identities, visit: http://www.reelidentities.org.

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call for VENDORS and SWAG for DIY event

2006-05-30T03:26:31Z

The New Orleans Craft Mafia is proud to be a sponsor of the fifth installment of the ANTIGRAVITY Alternative Media Expo in New Orleans, LA. The Expo will take place on Saturday, August 19, 2006 at the Howlin' Wolf.

The Expo features exhibitors with 'zines, comics, photography, t-shirts, music, crafts, and other art and media. The Expo will run from 4pm to 10pm and the cover price is $5. Almost every type material is accepted, but if you have questions about whether yours would be, don't hesitate to contact Leo at expo@antigravitymagazine.com.

Vendor applications are being accepted now. You can download yours at http://www.antigravitymagazine.com.

If you cannot make the trip to New Orleans to participate as a vendor, please consider contributing to the swag bags. Vendors may also participate in the swag bags.

The swag bags will be distributed to the first 250 customers to enter the doors at the Expo. You do not have to send 250 items; you can send as few as you like.

Some swag suggestions include: coupons, stickers, buttons, pens, keychains, CD/DVD samplers, blank notecards/stationary, or other small samples of your products. We ask that you do send actual swag items and not just promotional materials such as business cards or flyers. You can send these attached to your swag, of course. The deadline for sending in swag material is July 31, 2006.

For more information on contributing to the swag bags, including the address to send the swag to, please email Rachelle at swag@neworleanscraftmafia.com.

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The New Orleans Film Festival wants you to know.

2006-01-15T20:47:22Z

They are screening Gus Van Zants' "the Last Days"

The New Orleans Film Festival
presents
The Last Days
Tuesday, January 17, 7:30PM
Prytania Theatre
Tickets $7.50; Film Festival Members $6.50
In English

www.mk2.com/last_days/

www.neworleansfilmfest.com/evit...s.jpg

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Any NO filmmakers in SF?

2005-10-29T17:08:42Z

I'm a filmmaker living in SF, originally from NO. I have a project in mind and I'm looking for some collaboration or at least discussion. I am especially interested in connecting with people who have moved to the bay area from NO since Katrina.

Jody Yvette

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fans of SPUN

2005-07-17T21:17:14Z

GALAXIE PICTURES is currently developing 'Unfiltered', the directorial debut for Creighton Vero, screenwriter of the indie cult hit 'Spun'.

For more information contact: pete@galaxie-pictures.com

SYNOPSIS:

Teenage Sherri, a new arrival to Lake Charles, Louisiana, gets a rude awakening as the locals give her a slice of real Southern hospitality, small town style. Included in her Lake Charles initiation are some hard lessons on friendship, family, and bigotry—not the kind made of ephemeral remarks and incidental ostracizing of outsiders, but real and vicious institutional racism, the kind that ends in murder.

Sherri arrives as the locals prepare for the funeral of Mary, the town’s Contraband Days Celebration Queen. With her death begins the shattering of the perfect picture of southern hospitality that she represents. Grieving is glossed over in favor of panic about the town’s quickly evaporating marijuana supply. What’s really died is the smiling welcoming south, and its warmth and hospitality are quickly replaced by a rapid growth of weeds.

Then the ensemble cast of Unfiltered gradually unwinds into a hard picture of gritty southern life as facades of tolerance gradually peel / crumble away. What’s revealed is the stuff that’s usually swept under the carpet.

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lgbt film fest schedule is up...

2005-05-11T13:39:51Z

just a heads-up to anyone who's interested... the film schedule is up for Reel Identities, New Orleans' LGBT Film Festival, June 10-12 at Southern Rep Theater in Canal Place. http://www.reelidentities.org...

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Film Theater

2005-05-01T08:24:36Z

Hello,

Are there any cool, film venues in NOLA? I'm relatively a new resident and have been too busy to look for them. My brother, a film editor and buff, is coming in soon so I want to entertain him in that vein (aside from Frenchman St. Jazz). (I know that there is the Lyceum Project but that is every other Thursday.)

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Acting Career FAQ - Representation

2005-04-18T14:00:37Z

Agent? Manager? Do It Yourself?

I recently got an email (one of dozens I've gotten on
this subject) asking me if I could - "explain the
difference between an agent and a manager and which
would be better for me to sign with - to get my career
going?"

Here's my answer:

Dear *****,

Neither an agent or a manager can help you "get a
career going."

The concept that a powerful man or woman can step in
and help you skip all the hard work involved in
starting an acting career - is a "fairy tale."

There is no short-cut to the top of show business (or
even to the middle for that matter). There's also no
Great Pumpkin or Easter Bunny.

If it could be done this way, then agents and managers
would simply pick any actor out of the thousands of
headshots they get every week and turn them into stars.

It cannot be done this way - which is why agents are
so unresponsive to unsolicited headshot mailings.

The good ones are pros and they're not going to waste
their valuable time trying to accomplish what they know
cannot be done.

Their businesses are similar - but not the same.

One sells a product. The agent is a sales person for
the product known as YOU. Sales people (agents) judge
their how well their business is going by how much
money they make. A really good sales professional likes
to make lots of money.

If your product is not saleable (one that people aren't
ready to buy yet) then a sales person won't make a lot
of money selling it (you).

Not surprisingly, agents are coldly business-like about
this part. Until you've managed to start your career
yourself (making money as an actor) don't expect any
really good sales people to be interested.

Managers are just what the word implies. The manage
things. Mailings, bookings, transportation, job offers,
promotion - the day to day business of YOU. (But keep
in mind that in most markets, they are precluded
by law from seeking work for you.)

The top managers are usually the top managers because
they manage very successful careers.

In the past two decades the professional manager class
has had its own difficulties with an influx of "bottom
feeders."

The worst of these are outright crooks, whose only goal
is to separate you from you money or your credit card
with no intention of helping you in any way.

Almost as bad are the ineffectual show biz hangers-on
who rent offices and go about the business of "signing"
practically anyone who walks through their door - then
what they do is they send out your pictures to every
little thing listed in the Breakdowns.

It's just postage.

Since these folks are generally clueless themselves,
they will submit you for stuff you aren't right for.
This is a good way to get labeled as a "clueless"
actor by the casting people.

Many young actors are fooled into thinking that they
must have a manager, any manager - that it's "good
business".

It isn't.

In reality you are signing an agreement to give someone
25% (or more) of your income after YOU successfully
ESTABLISH YOURSELF as an actor who makes money.

Bottom feeders spend a great deal of their business day
writing threatening letters to collect money from actors
who have realized their mistake and don't want to pay 25%
of their income for someone to do ineffective mailings.

The big boys (and girls) in the management game, are
just like agents when it comes to money. They want to
manage a "going concern" and they spend all their time
looking for the next "big thing."

Think about that.

Professional managers make a boatload of money when
they manage to sign on with a Vin Diesel or J-Lo - isn't
it reasonable to assume that they are LOOKING ALL THE
TIME. In fact, they hire people to look - they've got
part-time, secret lookers on their payroll.

Believe me, If you have what they want - if you are a
going concern with a name that you've made for yourself
- they know their managing skills will take you to a
whole new level (making LOTS of money) and they get a
big chunk of a LOT - then, believe me, they will seek
you out.

3. Most importantly, as long as you continue to
believe that your main job is looking for someone else
to help you "build" your career -- you won't be spending
enough time doing the crucial things you need to do
yourself to build your own career.

This is a very bad tactic which results in frustration,
wasted years and, ultimately, failure to achieve what
you want.

If you don't concentrate on doing your part it's
unlikely that you will ever build your business into
something big enough to be noticed by a good agent or
a good manager.

In other words, by all means keep looking for a sales
staff, and a management team - but don't neglect your
business while you're doing it.

Hope that helps.

P.S. A lot of you have written to asking me how to get
the free "Hello Pages" (Over 6000 Show Biz contacts -
casting directors, agents, managers, web sites, film
festivals, acting teachers and coaches, etc.)

Here's how it works: Go to my site, scroll down to the
VERY bottom of the home page and click on "FREEBEES."

When you get to the freebees page, sign up for my
free newsletter, Hollywood How-To, which is all about
your acting career and comes to you once a month.

You will get an email from me asking you to "confirm"
your subscription (this is so people won't sign up
other people without permission) when you confirm that
you signed up, you will get another email (in about 24
hours) that gives you the download instructions for
The "Hello Pages."

I know it's a little round-about, but I hate being
accused of sending a famous prepared meat product.

Wouldn't you?

Have a great week and ...

Much Success,

Bob Fraser

***************************************************

Bob is an actor, writer, director and showrunner. You
can find out more about him on IMDb.com or read his
bio on the site.

Bob's amazing new acting career course, You Must Act!
has been called -- "...a blueprint for success in
this industry." and "The Actor's Bible."

Why not check it out today?

http://www.youmustact.com

***************************************************

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I am making a movie... starting tomorrow....

2004-12-28T02:26:41Z

Having decided not to wait for something to happen, tomorrow I am starting a new movie. The good news is - you are invited to join me. This is going to be totally guerilla filmmaking on no budget.

I am having an initial meeting Tuesday, December 28, 2004 7pm, upstairs at the Fair Grinds Coffee Shop, on Ponce De Leon (A couple doors down from Whole Foods Esplanade). Shooting will occur between Wednesday, December 29, 2004 and Thursday, January 6, 2005.

We are going to be looking for actors, crew, locations. Everything you need to make a movie. I have some resources I am going to be dedicating to this but everyone involved will be contributing what they can. For this, all those involved will be listed as associated producers and share in any money that comes from this.

If you ever wanted to be involved in making a film or have been involved and wanted a position with a little more responsibility, now is the time.

So… ready to make a movie?

Check out more info at http://quietempire.com/instafilm/index.htm

Anthony

PS. Due to the nature of the project we are unable to offer any sort of union contracts. Sorry.

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Who's working?

2004-12-27T06:06:26Z

With all the production in town seems to me that someone here is working on something....

If anyone knows of anything that is paying and needs a hand between now and mid Jan. send it over.

If not I am just going to gather all of yall together and make a movie myself.....

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Reel Identities LGBT film fest - call for entries is open!

2004-12-09T22:30:47Z

i'm reposting a note from my friend kiki, who is the director of Reel Identities - New Orleans LGBT film festival this year. the call for entries is open, and there's a BIG push for local/regional films... so i'm trying to help get the word out. the website is: www.reelidentities.org, and all the info for submitting is on there.

here's kiki's update:

Hi everyone, I just wanted to give an update on the Reel Identities LGBT film festival. We're very excited about some changes, in both the venue and the dates.

The next festival will be during pride month, June 10-12, 2005, at the Southern Repertory Theatre in Canal Place.

One aspect of the film festival is jurying works submitted to our competitive division. The first screening will be this Sunday, Dec. 12, at 5 p.m. We will be watching approximately 2 hours of submissions of various lengths. Please contact me for the location.

If you are interesting in being part of the jury but can't make it to this session, please let me know. Sometime in the next few months we will probably schedule a backup.

Our next planning meeting will be Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Lesbian and Gay Community Center, 2114 Decatur. Even though the festival is 6 months away, we have plenty of work to do now! We need volunteers for many aspects of the festival, particularly in getting the word out, soliciting sponsorships and membership, etc.

Even if you can't make it to the meeting or screening, feel free to get in touch with me if you'd like to add yourself to one of our three Yahoo groups: one for those actively working on planning, one for announcements about jury screenings and volunteer possibilities, and one for information about movies, plays and other presentations of interest to the community.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you, Kiki.

(email her at: coord@reelidentities.org)

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call for contributers - an international collaboration

2004-09-30T15:17:03Z

NEWS RELEASE

Do something beautiful…

…Take part in a collectively owned, consciously conceived, collaborative movie!

Filmmakers wanted to create cinematic history: We need your talents! ‘NOW’ the movie is a unique cinematic adventure aimed at creating a snapshot view of the world today, as seen through the eyes of a network of filmmakers from across the globe.

Built around 3 core themes, ‘NOW’ will be a provocative, emotive and inspirational journey around the world: Beginning with a wild energetic tribute to human life, culture and the natural environment (1. CELEBRATION), the film will then take us through a demanding exploration of the challenges we face (2. CAUTION), before concluding on a positive note by featuring some of the solutions to our problems (3. ACTION).

All successful contributors will be given a stake in the final film (proportionate to the amount of their footage used) and the finished piece will be scored with a soundtrack by audio-visual pioneers Coldcut.

So what are you waiting for! To participate simply log onto:

www.nowthemovie.org

Get out there, get filming and get involved! Our time is NOW!

For more information contact:
Denny Ellis: mobile +44 7967 3361721, denny@coresnfx.com

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Submit now, Screen Nationwide

2004-07-24T15:53:38Z

OPEN CALL TO ALL LOUISIANA FILMMAKERS...
Here's your chance to SCREEN YOUR SHORT FILM IN SEVEN MAJOR CITIES, starting with New Orleans!

Submitting to ten 18 films' FLICKER is the fastest way
for your movie to be seen in NYC, Los Angeles, Austin,
Chapel Hill, Athens and Las Vegas!

SEND YOUR FILMS NOW to be a part of FLICKER'S 2 1/2
ANNIVERSARY SHOWCASE.

This September... FLICKER NEW ORLEANS turns TWO AND A HALF. To celebrate we're planning two and a half days
of independent film events!

The main show - FLICKER's TWO AND A HALF ANNIVERSARY PARTY - will feature a fresh line up of short films, each under 15 minutes.

You'll experience movies by New Orleans & Louisiana filmmakers PLUS you'll catch up on independent cinema movements in major cities, as you watch "best of" highlights from other FLICKER chapters from across the country.

To be a part of FLICKER's 2 1/2 ANNIVERSARY, send a
DVD or VHS copy of your film, along with your name, phone, email address and the length of the movie to:
ten18 films
jeremy campbell
1432 constance street
new orleans, la 70130

As always, there is no submission fee for FLICKER.

Tapes must be received by August 20th for
consideration.

Stay tuned for the full lineup for FLICKER's 2 1/2
ANNIVERSARY... coming in September.

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FLICKER... Music in Film Edition, APRIL 3... submit now!

2004-03-21T08:36:05Z

Last weekend over two dozen artists, musicians, filmmakers, fashionistas, photographers and zinesters made ART FOR FU%Ks SAKE 2 an indie-arts extravaganza not soon forgotton. AND over 10% of the crowd registered to vote in the next election. Not bad after a long Saturday afternoon of catching & throwing beads and cabbages!

If you're still hungry for indie film and music, mark your calendars. On SAT., APRIL 3 ten18 films presents a special FLICKER: Music in Film Edition. Short films with soundtracks that rock.

Because even though music's never quite the answer, it is the soundtrack to our lives. And when great music finds its way onto the soundtrack of a great film, you're sure to find something inspirational (if not just downright entertaining) on the big screen.

We've selected a batch of movies that heavily rely on their stellar soundtracks to carry the film. Plus we'll feature music videos that happened when local bands and media artists collided.

FLICKER on April 3 is for those of you who can't choose between music and film as their true love. Doors open at 9 at the HOWLIN' WOLF (828 S. Peters Street).

After the films MACROSICK takes the stage. But the movie screen wont go dark when the live music begins... this band combines video elements with their music and the result brings a new intensity to the old tagline "Is it real or is it Memorex?"

IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS A SHORT FILM OR MUSIC VIDEO YOU WANT TO SCREEN... mail/deliver/boomerang a copy ASAP to be showcased in FLICKER. There are a few slots left for local filmmakers.

Send tapes to:
Jeremy Campbell
ten18 films
1432 Constance Street - Upper
New Orleans, LA 70130

Any questions? Email jeremy@ten18.org.

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ART FOR FU%Ks SAKE 2... this SATURDAY

2004-03-09T21:47:45Z

THIS SATURDAY... ten18 films presents ART FOR FU%K'S SAKE 2: A gathering of independent minds. Over 25 artists combine for an evening of full-service expression.

Films, music, visual art, literary readings, fashion shows, comedy acts, photography, pixelslingers... all genres are covered.

Join us upstairs at the BLUE NILE (532 Frenchmen Street). Doors open at 8pm with visual art exhibits set to the sounds of DJ CLUMSY TWIRLER, spinning live freestyle music like you wont believe.

At 10pm forget 15 minutes of fame, the Art for Fu%k's Sake stage show presents a new act every 10 minutes, including a 'mini-FLICKER' of some of the most popular film shorts from the FLICKER film fest circuit.

ART FOR FU%Ks SAKE 2... SATURDAY March 13, 8pm UPSTAIRS at the BLUE NILE (532 Frenchmen Street).

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Video Alternatives?

2004-03-03T17:38:50Z

So, is it a porn video place or can I get weirdo movies there? No one seems to know...

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SXSW - South By Southwest Film Fest

2004-01-28T19:33:37Z

Anyone coming to Austin, Texas for the SXSW film fest?

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fiery atmosphere

2004-01-27T22:47:37Z

if anybody needs some interesting performing with fire, please let me know.

I'll be in the area soon, and looking for projects.
(I'm around NO fairly often. one of my favorite places)

photos, info at:
http://torchery.tribe.net
http://torchery.com

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Friday's FLICKER Festival

2004-01-14T21:38:01Z

Hello film aficionados,

As you know FLICKER, New Orleans Short Film Festival, returns to the Howlin Wolf THIS FRIDAY at 9pm. This installment of films smells of young Kubracs cross pollinated with little Coppolas (Francis Fords & Sofias!) served over Polanski on the rocks. You'll know what I'm talking about when you watch the film about a junior high school kid who slips on a spacesuit and claims to be an alien every time his classmates tease him.

And you'll have a chance to watch the New Orleans premiere of an animated short that boasts both Oscar and Sundance Film Festival gold.

There are lots of local filmmakers featured at this FLICKER too... Jason Vowell, Minor Strachan, Kay Gelfman, Timothee Hammond, Evan Presses, Mark Morris and Jason Affolder to name a few.

All in all, on FRIDAY we're serving up a well-groomed mix of local, national and critically-acclaimed short films.

You can expect more from the Howlin Wolf too... we're raising a screen that's 25% larger than past showcases. And to maximize your movie-watching-alcohol-guzzling-film fan experience, a second bar will be open to make more room for mixing and mingling. Perhaps you'll fall in love with more than great films at FLICKER!

I'll be making the radio rounds this week to talk more about what you can expect at Friday's show... Listen to "Your Weekend in New Orleans" on WWNO 89.9 Thursday at 4:50pm & Friday morning at 7:35 for a special segment profiling ten18films. And on "FLICKER Friday" tune to WWOZ 90.07. I'll join Chris Lenois LIVE sometime a little after 8am to unveil some new local film events you'll want to check out.

Rest up this week... Friday's FLICKER is sure to crunk you up.

FLICKER
This Friday, Jan. 16
9pm at the Howlin Wolf (828 S. Peters)

See you at the show,
Jeremy
www.ten18.org

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CALLING ALL FILMMAKERS!

2003-12-16T18:00:37Z

While the Hollywood box office is serving up ELF, Bad Santa and other holiday fare FLICKER, New Orleans' Independent Short Film Festival, is gearing up for our winter showcase on JANUARY 16 at the Howlin Wolf.

We're making a list and checking it twice, searching for a batch of fresh films. The deadline for submitting is DECEMBER 31. All movies 15 minutes or less will be considered. And if you have a really great short shot on video, dont worry, send that in as well... FLICKER New Orleans has been known to bend the "film stock only" rules for our local screenings.

Mail a VHS copy of your film, along with contact info and a 2 or 3 line summary of the piece to:
ten18 films
attn: jeremy campbell
7820 spruce street
new orleans, la 70118

Have a happy holiday... see you JANUARY 16 in a FLICKERwonderland!

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Why are you here?

2003-12-03T23:10:18Z

Sounds kind of antagonistic, doesn't it? Let's rephrase... How are you involved in filmmaking? What do you do? What do you think of the future for cinema in New Orleans? IS THERE a future for cinema in New Orleans?

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