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Leah, go into search and perhaps track down member Shashwati. She could be back in Taiwan and may have contacts; she's been off for a while.
Thu 24 Apr 2008
Thu 24 Apr 2008
Leah, go into search and perhaps track down member Shashwati. She could be back in Taiwan and may have contacts; she's been off for a while.
Thu 24 Apr 2008
Actually, to find Shashwati you don't want to "go into search", Leah. You want to search the database. Click on the People link at the top of the page to get there.
Thu 24 Apr 2008
I have a Sony ECM-44B Omni-Directional Lavalier Condenser Microphone for sale for $150. It was purchased from B & H last year and only used for a few weeks. It's in perfect condition, except for a small scuff on the cable which does not affect performance. I have the receipt and it's in its original packaging. Great mic and great deal! Includes mic/capsule, tie clip, windscreen and case. Pickup in LA or ship to rest of US (add shipping cost).
From B & H's website: The ECM-44B makes the exceptional quality of Sony's electret condenser microphones available for budget conscious productions, and a variety of sound reinforcement requirements, such as lectures and demonstrations. Measuring only 8.5 x 14.5mm, the ECM-44B reduces the visual distraction to the audience. The ECM-44B can be depended upon for clean, bright, yet natural reproduction. To maintain its low cost, this microphone operates on a single AA (does not accept phantom power) battery for over 5000 hours of service.
Fri 25 Apr 2008
sorry leah, doug's right. I did check to see you're a member though, because you can access the database only if so (right DB?).
Tue 29 Apr 2008
We lost our intern to illness and her backed up college work. So we're looking for another. Come in a couple of days a week on a regular and reliable basis. Help on current projects. Email email@example.com
Thu 1 May 2008
I'm auctioning off 83 promotional posters from New Yorker Films' Video collection. The posters are 14x21. View all titles here: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmjjvckp
Mon 5 May 2008
We are looking for an executive producer for the documentary project The Navajo Riders.
The Navajo Riders covers the Navajo Nation Council Horseback Ride in which council delegates ride to different parts of the Navajo Nation to learn about the needs of the Navajo people at townhall meetings, recreating an old tradition. The seven day ride begins at the base of Navajo Mountain, goes through the Monument Valley, and ends in Window Rock, the capital of the Navajo Nation. We follow the NaaTsis Aan Riders throughout this exciting 510-mile journey through three states passing the Navajo volcanic fields, a meteor crash site, and a glacial lake. Along the way suffering temperatures above a hundred degrees, we encounter wild mustangs and ancient Anazasi structures built thousands of years ago. During this week-long event we explore the unique traditions of the Navajo culture.
The Navajo Riders will be submitted to the Native American category for the Sundance Film Festival. Navajo producer, director, and writers are attached to the documentary project.
We have been doing the Navajo Council ride for the past eight years. For the past three years, I have been filming the ride. With these images, I created a trailer, The Navajo Riders 2005, to present the idea for this documentary. To see the trailer please go to www.joshuedeltoro.com
Phone: (213) 949-0938
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Joshue Del Toro
Mon 5 May 2008
Seeking native Italian or perfectly fluent Italian speaker experienced international doc film/cinema verite editor who can work with PAL footage and who has FCP 6. Please have full-length international doc and/or cinema verite experience. 16 hours of footage need to cut a trailer. Pay negotiable – new york, new jersey, boston, or will consider some travel.
Wed 7 May 2008
Dear friends,
I'm a brazilian journalist working as a field producer/fixer for foreign TV crews, film and video makers
that plan to come to Brazil in order to produce films, video documentaries, hard news reports and other productions.
Currently I´m a free lancer for YLE ( Finland) , ARTE ( France-Germany), ARD ( Germany), ABC ( Canada), CBC (Australia) and CNN Español ( based in Miami).
I would like to let you know about my availability for anyone who may need someone in Brazil and southern south american countries.
In my position I can quickly provide :
- field and travel arrangements
- filming permissions
- interviews and visits scheduling
- suitable natural sceneries and movie set
locations – indoor and outdoor
- local transportation and lodging anywhere in
Brazil and South America
- translations portuguese/english/spanish
- "making of" photography
- money saving logistics
- dynamic, productive and detailed trip
- cheap car and equipment rental
- fresh stories suggestions monthly ( if you wish to receive those)
If you know any media professionals who are willing to travel to Brazil
soon or someday for filming, and need a person to work
on the pre productions details, please let them know
our email adresses :
firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com, email@example.com
Phone number in Sao Paulo city : 11-30329302 or mobile 11-84024790
You can expect hard working and willingness to help
people bringing out the best of what is possible and
impossible to be done in a limited time
reporting/filming trip in Brazil. From organizing a
safe expedition to remote indigenous tribes of Amazon
forest to an interview with our new president Lula.
Here's a brief of our profiles :
Caio Vilela, 38 : Working with photography and
travel writing for brazilian and
foreign publications, has been traveled in
more than 50 countries producing written reports and images.
After twelve years travelling extensively inside Brazil
and South America as a nature travel guide and
reporter, he has contacts with media related people
all over the country and knows virtually every nature
travel destination in Brazil.
Wife and colaborator : Ana Busch, 40, executive-director of Folha de
Sao Paulo, Brazil's main newspaper and newswebsite (
www.folha.com.br ) , Ana has been working on
hard news for 18 years.
Owner of a precious phone directory and
having very efficient contacts in Brazil government
staff, she can help you get through burocracy and take
short cuts to obtain filming permissions, and
scheduling interviews with busy/important people.
All the best from brazillian warm winter,
Caio Vilela
Phone number in Sao Paulo city : 11-30329302 or mobile 11-84024790
Wed 7 May 2008
ok, no more double posts, caio. we saw this in your intro.
Thu 8 May 2008
A friend of mine on a cable documentary series is looking to hire a production coordinator and office PA.
Please send all resumes to firstname.lastname@example.com with the initials EE in the subject.
Thu 8 May 2008
**Sell Your Movie on the iPOD MOVIE ZONE**
A non-exclusive, filmmaker friendly platform to sell your movie to portable player users!
Mon 12 May 2008
UnionDocs is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit documentary arts collaborative and presentation space. Currently, our primary program is The Documentary Bodega Series, featuring new and challenging documentary film and audio works every Sunday evening in our Brooklyn screening room. The series is produced by the Resident Curators of UDR, the UnionDocs Residency Program for Documentary & Media Studies. We also produce a podcast and blog, featuring short media pieces inspired by discussions at the Documentary Bodega and beyond.
UnionDocs is looking for a new resident starting in June. The UnionDocs Residency (UDR) combines an excellent and cooperative living situation with an opportunity for immersion in independent cultural production. Six carefully selected people live together in a historic building at a great location and collaborate to produce a festival-quality documentary series in the first floor screening room.
322 Union is a great place to live. It has a lot of shared resources and a lot of opportunity for fun while also having adequate privacy and a comfort (not always found in NYC communal living). There are three floors, a basement, a grassy backyard with a grill and deck, a big second story porch, and skyline views from the roof. The location is close to excellent transportation making most cool spots in Manhattan and Brooklyn within a short subway ride.
The first floor is a commercial space run by the program director. It includes the screening room, 2 studios for working media artists, the UnionDocs director's office, and access to the basement which has been sound-proofed for music rehearsal and audio recording. Resources on the first floor are readily available to UD Residents outside of the schedule for the Documentary Bodega Series.
On the floors above, there are two nicely-sized three bedroom apartments with a living room, kitchen and bath. Both have wood floors, get lots of light, and were recently renovated. Bedrooms can be locked, but common spaces are shared by the six residents. One is better for cooking large meals and socializing and the other more appropriate for reading, working, and watching films. The common spaces are furnished, so residents need only bring the contents of their bedroom. The building has high-speed internet, a VOIP phone, and washer and dryer.
About $875/month plus deposit.
Please check out our website for more information about UnionDocs and UDR and fill out an application if you are interested:
Mon 12 May 2008
Hello everyone, are there any filmmakers interested in learning about the distribution industry? My distribution company, Passion River, is hosting a workshop in NYC this Sat. May 17. Email me for more info and discount codes to save up to $200 (originally $350)
Gina DellaPietro
Mon 12 May 2008
ON SATURDAY, MAY 17th, we are holding a Film Distribution Workshop and Seminar to all NYC Indie Filmmakers spilling the secrets to secure a decent Distribution deal (and actually earn a great paycheck for your craft).
Information for the class is down below. For members of D-Word, I am offering a 50% discount.
ANY questions or help, PLEASE FEEL FREE to contact me at email@example.com
Class Title: Film Distribution Seminar & Workshop
Date/Time: May 17th, 2008, 9 AM – 5 PM
Location: Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), D- Building, Room D-207,
7th Avenue & 27th Street, New York, NY
General Fee: $350
D-Word Membership Fee: $175 (please e-mail me for coupon code)
Register at: http://store.indiedocs.com/dclass.html
Class Description: Learn the trade secrets and nuts and bolts of film distribution in this unique seminar and workshop taught by distribution executives with combined marketing and title release experience from over 350 titles. Join President of Passion River Films Allen Chou and Expert Film Distribution Consultant Josh Levin as they discuss each step for getting a film to the right distributor and media outlet whether theatrical, TV, DVD, or Internet. Allen and Josh will also teach topics that include: "The top 10 mistakes to avoid when making a film distribution deal", "How to develop a profitable film distribution plan"; as well as "How to find your audience and make money with Self-distribution and Non-traditional distribution models". Join these experts as they share the secrets behind the real world of film distribution and marketing in this unique and valuable seminar. At the end of the lectures, they'll also workshop your titles. This is normally a 2-day workshop, but the lectures will be squeezed into a 1-day only event. Before you hire a producer's rep, or sign your first distribution deal, you must attend this class- or else you could lose thousands of dollars on a bad deal!
Some topics that will be covered in the class:
• 5 things you need to know BEFORE you shoot
• The secrets for a successful theatrical release
• What every producer needs to know in order to make a profit on their film
• How to find and make a deal with a distributor that actually pays
• Top 7 mistakes to avoid when making a film distribution deal
• How sexy distributors make you look good, but make you ZERO money
• Why the internet is the most important link in helping you make money
• 3 ways your audience will make you immediate money
• How Netflix changed everything with 7 million on-line subscribers
• The truth about retailers & why they can't stock your movie title
• Walmart– Why big retailers can actually bankrupt you, instead of making you rich
• Why pay for a Producer's Rep & Sales Agent– do it yourself
• How to get TV broadcast in the US and other countries
• Get your film to all the major Film Markets with or without a sales agent
• Why getting into Sundance Film Festival just doesn't matter
• Get Film Festivals to pay YOU for screening your film
• Why traditional distribution models are dead and only work for about 2% of indie films
• Why non-traditional distribution models work and make you money
• Get real sales projections for your project
Info about the class once again is below.
Distribution Executive Bios:
Allen Chou is President of Sales and Acquisitions at Passion River Films, a NJ based company that distributes over 300 documentaries, arthouse films, and special interest titles for the US home video and international sales market since 1998. Many of his titles have landed retail shelf space in stores such as: Walmart, Barnes and Noble, Blockbuster Video, Hollywood Video, Movie Gallery, Best Buy, and many more… In 2005, Allen established a distribution partnership with Netflix, resulting in the release of over 180 titles on their site; as well as other retail outlets. Internationally, he has attended Film and TV markets such as the American Film Market in Santa Monica, CA and Cannes Film Market in Cannes, France, where he marketed and licensed films and documentaries worldwide to broadcasters and foreign home video distributors. Recently he started the College Speaker and Public Performance Program; as well as the New Digital Sales and Electronic Delivery division. Allen Chou received his BA in Film from the University Of Maryland, and also attended NYU.
Josh Levin is a film marketing and distribution executive who has brought more than 30 feature films to the US marketplace, including top award winners from Cannes, Sundance, Venice, Berlin, Toronto and Tribeca. As Chief Marketing Officer for Film Movement, Josh learned how to get hard-to-place films in front of the eyes of filmgoers across the country "by any means necessary,†from theatrical premieres in New York City to library screenings in Butte, Montana — while also learning how to get filmmakers paid for their art. Working with films with tiny or non-existent marketing budgets is Josh's forte. Since starting Gallant Films in 2007, Josh has also begun working in production financing and consulting. Josh got his MBA from Columbia Business School, and his BA from the University of Michigan.
To register or learn more about this distribution seminar and workshop, you could also: www.marketmymovie, or call 732-321-0711 ext 135.
Thanks again and Carpe Diem for All Indie Producers and lovers!!!!!!!!!
Mon 12 May 2008
Can you share some numbers with us for an above average, average, and below average film in your stable?
Mon 12 May 2008
New York: DocuClub on May 21, 7 p.m.
About DocuClub
DocuClub is Arts Engine's monthly film screening series of works-in-progress documentaries.
Our May screening is scheduled for Wednesday, May 21, at 7 p.m., at the screening room of our partner Goldcrest Post (799 Washington Street, between Horatio and Gansevoort. For map with directions, go to www.goldcrestpost.com).
Join us as we watch Personality by Vinay Chowdry and Sarita Khurana. In the film, a Bollywood background dancer tries to make it in the film industry in India. The young man moves from his village in northern India to Mumbai to achieve his dreams of stardom, only to find out that although he is talented, he lacks what is known as "personality," a euphemism for being light-skinned and confident in a newly globalized India. The film is in Hindi, with subtitles. See a trailer for the film at: http://personalitythemovie.com/trailer.asp.
Our moderator will be Liz Ogilvie, Head of Programming for Docurama Films.
If you are planning to attend, please RSVP at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Admission is free for current DocuClub members and $5 for non-members. To join DocuClub, go to: www.artsengine.net/store/#tools_consul.
Thanks and I look forward to seeing you on May 21!
Warm regards,
Felix Endara
Coordinator, Filmmaker Services
Arts Engine
104 West 14th Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10011
T. 646-230-6368, x221
Arts Engine, Inc. supports, produces and distributes independent media of consequence and promotes the use of independent media by advocates, educators and the general public.
Sun 18 May 2008
Looking for a PRODUCTION ASSISTANT for a Travel Channel shoot throughout Turkey.
Anticipate what the crew needs & act on it....willing to do whatever it takes including long hours & hauling gear...all with a positive attitude!
May 25th-June 3rd
Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com with CV/resume and short paragraph of interest.
Sun 18 May 2008
nicole (depending on what you are paying he may do this himself but usually he's way too busy).. please contact a friend of mine – he's a professional cameraman and director but will know someone... Tolga at email@example.com – he's ace; I just copied him your note.
Mon 19 May 2008
OPERATION FILMMAKER premiering at IFC Center in New York!
Starts June 4th and runs until June 17th.
In the wake of Operation Iraqi Freedom, American actor Liev Schreiber had an idealistic thought: rescue an Iraqi film student from the rubble of his country and bring him to Prague to work on his new film, Everything is Illuminated. What promises to be a heartwarming tale quickly becomes a mirror of the complex intercultural realities that have plagued the United States' war in Iraq. Director Nina Davenport sets out to document Schreiber's well-intentioned effort but soon finds herself embroiled in an escalating power struggle between herself as filmmaker and her young Iraqi subject.
Check http://www.ifccenter.com/film?filmid=60780 for more information or to buy tickets online.
Mon 19 May 2008
Comstock Films seeks an editor's assistant/intern.
Technical Requirements: Basic working knowledge of FinalCutPro
Duties: Digitization of footage; synchronization of audio and video, basic logging and organization of footage.
Our approach to filmmaking is, both techincally and creatively, idiosyncratic, so adaptablity is as important as technical expertise and experience. A great opportunity to see a critically and financially successful independent production shop from the inside out; a great foot-in-the-door opportunity for a creative and energetic person.
Our films are sexual/erotic in nature. You will not be working with explicit footage, but must be comfortable with sexual themes.
Additionally, this job may not be a resume builder for all candidates. You will learn a lot and be treated well, but that may not immediately translate into future opportunities with other production companies. Please be ready to explain what you see yourself getting out of working with us.
This is not a paying position at this time.
Please contact peggy at comstockfilms dot com
Thu 22 May 2008
joiningthedots.tv is a completely new documentary channel. It uses the power of broadband to bring the best documentaries on-demand, direct to your home. We specialise in intelligent, thought provoking films that challenge preconceptions and provide a more coherent picture of the way we live today.
Whatever you are interested in – politics, love, war, culture or religion – joiningthedots.tv brings together a unique collection of films to present a stimulating alternative to the formulaic programming of modern day broadcasters.
We are looking for quality documentaries for the site. We do not aggregate content for the sake of it and therefore we are very choosy about the films we acquire. We are a pay-per-view / subscription site and work with content holders on a revenue share basis.
We have launched with 60 fantastic titles and will be adding 5 – 10 per month.
We are partnered with The Independent newspaper in the UK, who will be running a version of jtd via their website. We will be marrying their editorial excellence with our filmic storytelling by embedding links and trailers in their editorials, which have similar subjects to the films.
All films are piracy protected and territories that may have already gone can be geo-filtered. For the strongest of films we acquire, we will offer the option of selling DVDs via the site. We also have a partnership with Picturehouse cinemas in the UK. They will screen one of our flagship films on a joiningthedots.tv / Independent branded night in a UK wide release every six weeks.
For more information contact:
Jason McGeown
Head of Acquisitions
6 Baseline Studios
Whitchurch Road
London W11 4AT
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7221 7221 / +44 (0) 1225 426 856
Email: email@example.com
Websites: www.joiningthedots.tv – www.mercurymedia.org
Thu 22 May 2008
Eighth Annual Media That Matters Film Festival WORLD PREMIERE!
Arts Engine is pleased to announce the world premiere of the EIGHTH ANNUAL MEDIA THAT MATTERS FILM FESTIVAL in New York City!
@ IFC Center
Join us for the world premiere of the eighth annual Media That Matters Film Festival! Be among the first to see the 12 inspiring short films we selected this year. There will be Take Action tables AND a chance to meet the festival filmmakers!
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
7-9 pm
IFC Center
323 Sixth Avenue at West 3rd Street
New York, NY
Buy your tickets today at www.movietickets.com!
Tue 27 May 2008
Looking for a videographer/filmmaker to help me film a documentary at the pyramids of Teotihuacan, Mexico in mid-July. I will be documenting my experience in a workshop done at the pyramids on Finding Your Authentic Voice. I have no budget other than covering expenses, so would like to find someone who is interested in an adventure and partnering with me to create something magical! Here's a link to information on the trip.
I've been producing a local access cable show, but have limited experience in filming. So I would be very grateful for any advice, suggestions, contacts.
Tue 27 May 2008
Check out these articles about location filming, one in Latin America, the other in Africa.
Wed 28 May 2008
Thanks, John! These articles are an excellent resource.
Mon 2 Jun 2008
Hi guys,
If anyone is in need of transcripts, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
What we do for you:
We offer accurate and bilingual transcripts with time codes. Although we do digitize your tapes for you if needed, we also provide you with a way of uploading your footage online so that you do not have to pay for couriering costs. We guarantee our clients' transcripts within a 24-48 hour period and are flexible to your needs.
What we provide for you:
We, at Multi-Media, know that creating a "paper cut†of your footage is time consuming and inconvenient. We also know that paying an editor to work with you in an edit suite for several hours, just to do the initial organizing of your footage, becomes quite expensive. We decided to help our clients by providing them with a free tool to do preliminary work from your home, office, or anywhere you have an Internet connection. We provide a free online tool that allows non-fiction filmmakers to upload their footage online, view their footage alongside their transcripts, avoid the hassle of tapes, work when and where they want, create a complete editing script and machine readable EDL online, create, organize, and reorganize clips, and work with colleagues globally. Our clients benefit from their ability to prepare and organize their editing scripts free of cost before entering an editing suite, reducing both time and expenses. We also invite our clients to store their footage, transcripts, and EDLs online as portable portfolios to share with colleagues and collaborators.
Our Invitation:
To show you how useful our service really is, we are offering you a free thirty-minute transcript on us and 10% off your entire first project. To reserve this offer, register on www.RoughCutOnline.com today and this offer will be available to you until August 31, 2008. Once your transcript is complete, you will be able to begin using our rough cutting tool for no additional costs.
If you have any further questions, feel free to email or phone me at 416-977-3489 and I will be more than happy to discuss your requirements.
Jamie Cochrane
Project Manager
Multi-Media Transcripts, Inc.
Mon 2 Jun 2008
Wow, that gives "online" editing a whole new meaning.
But hey, having all my interviews transcribed in 24 to 48 hours? I'd love that. Last time, my interns needed many weeks to get it all done...
Mon 2 Jun 2008
Your poor interns ;)
We really try to be as accommodating as possible to the needs of our clients. If you are in a really big hurry and need something done in 24-48 hours, we will rush to have it at the most convenient time for you.
Yes, the online tool sure puts a spin on things. I would love for you guys to check it out and tell me what you think of it because it is a relatively new tool that we have designed and we are still working to improve it in anyway we can, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
You can actually play around with it a bit without registering by going to www.RoughCutOnline.com and click on "Learn more" and then click on "try it now".
Wed 4 Jun 2008
Documentary production company seeks hard working, good-humored interns for assistance in rigorous casting for a feature length documentary about Naturalization in the United States. Applicants should be outgoing, reliable and organized with excellent personal skills.
This position is initially unpaid but future paid employment is likely for the right candidate.
Please send a cover letter and resume to: firstname.lastname@example.com
Thu 5 Jun 2008
We're looking for a reliable intern for our documentary production/distribution office in mid-town Manhattan.
Check us out at www.RichterVideos.com and if interested, email email@example.com
Thu 5 Jun 2008
Docs In Progress returns to Washington DC with a new set of screenings on
Tuesday, June 10. The public is welcome to join us and the filmmakers
as we screen two documentary works in progress and ask for your
feedback on the films. While audience participation is encouraged, it
is not a requirement for attending.
We'll be screening:
A 63 minute rough cut of RACHEL IS (by Charlotte Glynn)
A personal film about the filmmaker, her family, and her sister
Rachel, who is developmentally disabled and is transitioning from
school to living in a group home.
preceded by a 10 minute trailer by a DC-area filmmaker:
THROUGH THE EYE OF THE NEEDLE: THE ART OF ESTHER KRINITZ (by Nina Shapiro-Perl)
A seamstress recounts on fabric her survival of the Holocaust.
WHEN? Tuesday, June 10 from 7:00-9:30 pm
WHERE? The Jack Morton Auditorium, George Washington University (805
21st Street, NW Washington DC – corner of 21st and H Streets)
COST? $5 suggested donation. Cash only at the door or you can pay in
advance by credit card through PayPal.
These programs are organized by Docs In Progress, Inc. The location
is sponsored by The Documentary Center at the George Washington
University. More info at http://www.docsinprogress.org
Thu 5 Jun 2008
Eyes of the World Media Group is hiring an Assistant!
Eyes of the World Media Group specializes in socially conscious media. Our work reflects the belief that the power of media can raise awareness to create positive change. Currently we are working on METH INSIDE OUT, an innovative educational DVD series on methamphetamine addiction and recovery produced in partnership with UCLA.
Find out more at www.eyesoftheworldmediagroup.com and www.methinsideout.com
Candidate must have production experience and solid computer skills in addition to excellent communication and problem solving abilities. Assistant Editor experience or knowledge of Final Cut is preferred.
Pay: $12.50/h with opportunities for advancement
Our office is located near Sony Studios in Culver City, CA.
Please email resumes and cover letters to: email@example.com
Please specify in the subject line that you are applying for the Eyes of the World Media Group Assistant Job.
We hope to hear from you!
Fri 6 Jun 2008
DocuClub at SILVERDOCS: Tuesday, June 17, 2008, 4:30 p.m.
We are happy to announce that DocuClub will be holding a session at this year's SILVERDOCS Film Festival, in Washington DC/Silver Springs, Maryland. The session will take place on Tuesday, June 17, at 4:30 p.m., at the Round House Theater. It's free to SILVERDOCS pass holders. For more details, see:
The featured film is Stages by the Meerkat Media Arts Collective. The film follows a group of older Puerto Rican women and youth of color who unite in New York City's Lower East Side to create an original play based on their life stories.
The Meerkat Media Arts Collective is a New York-based interdisciplinary group of artists dedicated to making media with a non-hierarchical and inclusive creative process. Erica Ginsberg, managing director of Docs In Progress, Inc., a film organization based in Silver Spring, Maryland, will be moderating.
Tue 10 Jun 2008
Edited Tue 10 Jun 2008 by Carmita Lasso
Suzy Spivey
I forward your post to a great filmaker that I know who has already visited the Pyramids
and also participated in workshops.
I have traveled with him to Peru to work on the Machu Pichu ruins
and it was an excellent project.
He has much experience and I know he will be contacting you soon.
Wed 11 Jun 2008
Want to make films that make a difference?
Join Women in Film and Meaningful Media this Monday for a Master Class and Panel Discussion on social issue filmmaking.
Social Issue Films: Powerful... Not Preachy! presents engaging ways to integrate facts and messaging into a film without boring or alienating the audience. This class draws from case studies to show how strategic use of tools such as humor, drama, and animation can be used to raise awareness of an issue and inspire viewers.
Panel discussion to follow:
Emily Meyers, Executive Director, Meaningful Media (Moderator)
Deborah Zipser, Head of Business Affairs, River Road Entertainment
Mitchell Block, Professor Specializing in Socially-Relevant Media, USC Film School
Eric D'Arbeloff, Co-President, Roadside Attractions
Lucia Noyce, Director, Artists for Amnesty
When: Monday, June 16th, 7 – 9 PM
The Stella Adler Theatre
6773 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Parking is available in the Hollywood & Highland parking structure across the street from the venue. Parking is $2.00 with theatre validation.
Cost: Free for WIF Members; $15 for non-members
RSVP: Email Linda Weitzler (email@example.com)
Wed 11 Jun 2008
PA/Driver needed in San Jose CA this Saturday and Sunday – must be over age 25 for vehicle rental purposes. Mainly will be driving a 15 passenger van. Please know the streets of the city, and we will be grateful!
Send resume/responses to email@example.com
Thu 12 Jun 2008
Hello D-Word People!
My name is Neil Benezra and I am a Sound Designer/Mixer/Editor with many award winning films under my belt. I hope my work might be of interest to some of you in your current or future endeavors. I have a small audio post studio in downtown Brooklyn, with a Foley/VO/ADR booth as well as an FTP for long distance projects. Please feel free to call me no matter how big or small your project is.
Neil Benezra
Thu 12 Jun 2008
Welcome aboard, Neil (no need to double post at the D-Word)
Thu 12 Jun 2008
hey neil,
i'm looking to record some VO of one of my main characters – it would probably take about 1-2 hours. what is your standard (documentary) charge for such work? what kind of equipment do you use in the VO booth?
you can reply to me off-list if you like: cccwong AT gmail DOT com
Thu 12 Jun 2008
The American News Project (http://newsproject.org) is dedicated to defending and promoting the public interest through high-quality, investigative video journalism. Our staff includes video professionals who have worked at CNN, National Geographic, PBS Frontline, Bill Moyers Journal and other respectable media outlets. Our reports (some call them mini-documentaries) regularly end up on prominent media outlets like the Huffington Post.
We are building out our network of freelance filmmakers and video journalists. ANP is run very much like a traditional magazine. Video reports are produced staff reporters and qualified freelancers. Our stories are distributed to hundreds of blogs and major media sites.
We are assembling a community of video journalists and documentary filmmakers who believe in quality, accuracy and in the transformative potential of good multimedia storytelling. Some of the most incisive reporting is produced by those who know the personalities and communities directly affected by issues and events.
If you are a documentary filmmaker or professional video journalist who would like to work with us on stories please click on the link below and fill out your info.
We believe that these are seminal times, both in the evolution of media and the project of America. By grinding away at pernicious problems; by holding the powerful accountable; by seeking out universal stories of struggle and transcendence; by highlighting voices overlooked by mainstream outlets; by making a commitment to quality; by partnering with our peers in the independent press; and by assembling an online community of media junkies who hunger to participate, we hope to help pioneer a form of online public-interest broadcasting that is both entertaining and transformative.
So, welcome. We hope you enjoy, and we hope you participate.
Fri 13 Jun 2008
below, sound recordest needed in Germany. I noticed it in Craig's Berlin list this morning and by chance the person posting is someone I just worked with. Nice guy.
Fri 13 Jun 2008
Edited Fri 13 Jun 2008 by Ben Kempas
I don't think we have German sound recordists on The D-Word, so that's a bit pointless. But www.crew-united.com lists 259 of them. If your colleagues find someone locally, they could save the money for airfare and accommodation and instead actually pay the guy... However, for that, they would need to get the location right. "Neuhosen" doesn't exist in Germany.
Fri 13 Jun 2008
In reply to Suzy Spivey's post on Wed 28 May 2008 :
Hi Suzy!
I just sent you an email regarding your upcoming documentary about the "Authentic Voice" workshop.
Thought I'd write here as well in case you check this first!
Daniel V.
Fri 13 Jun 2008
Can we please ban posts saying "I sent you an email" for good?
Sat 14 Jun 2008
Thanks for the link, Ben. And people know people – and some independents can also do good sound recording in that context. The airfare is Euro-local, not from NAmerica, of course. And I didn't write it, so if Neuhosen is a phonetic spelling for wherever he (a French mother-tongue cameraman) is – someplace near the south at amusic fest....
Why are you picking on posts I make, Ben? I think more laterally than some people, and try not to be frivolous, but we have been around the block on this. If you think I am not contributing here, then cool, I leave.
And by the way, it's a paid gig, not posh but paid nonetheless. On top of meals, accomodation and transport.
Sat 14 Jun 2008
According to the original post the gig does clearly seem to be "expenses only", so Ben's point is reasonable. Maybe you should forward his suggestion?
Sun 15 Jun 2008
Earth Films is looking for an experienced feature-length doc editor for our film on the Earth Liberation Front. This is a very exciting project about a timely, important topic that touches on key issues facing the U.S. and the world at large: ecological destruction, social change, terrorism and civil liberties. It is a character-driven story with a solid, well-defined narrative structure supported by extensive, intimate and exclusive (or near-exclusive) access to several of the main people in the story.
Principal photography on the project is complete and all tapes (approx. 40 hours) have been digitized in FCP. Transcription is nearly done and we have a music producer/composer in place. Shooting was done on a PD 170 in DVCam with a small light kit for indoor scenes. Sound was recorded on Sennheiser wired and wireless lav mics with occasional use of a Sennheiser shotgun mic.
Shooting style is a mixture of sit-down interview and interactive-cinema-verite, where the filmmakers' influence is clearly present in the story development and in the relationships with the characters. There is also a significant amount of archival footage to work with. We're very much aligned with the Documentary New Wave camp, being open to whatever storytelling methods best suit the material.
Ideally, whoever comes on board will have edited at least one feature-length doc and have name recognition and experience that will help us to sell the show and find funding for her/his salary. If you don't have that and you think you'd be a good fit for the project, please get in touch anyway! While our budget is minimal so far, we're now actively starting fundraising. We are not asking anyone to work of a deferred basis (though we wouldn't turn down the offer).
We're putting a WIP together now for the Sundance Doc Fund submission deadline in early July. The right person could start immediately by helping finish that. This would be a good way to assess "fit†for the larger project. We have sufficient budget for this phase.
We're located in Northern California, but can travel. We also have easy access to the S.F. Bay Area. If an editor is mobile, we have a nice studio space with a digital projector and PA system and basic accommodations in Garberville, California. We also have the same in Southern Arizona for winter-time work.
Contact me at email@example.com
Any references or suggestions appreciated!
Sun 15 Jun 2008
Hey Hosts, I know, I know, double-posting and all...but this has been modified from the original version in Members Classifieds. If ya gotta delete one, X that old one, okay?
Mon 16 Jun 2008
In reply to John Burgan's post on Sat 14 Jun 2008 :
I had spoken to the fellow coincidentally on another matter, the same day, after sharing the post. They were offering up to 100 euros a day for 5 days. Not exactly union rates but it's a music fest doc, not SOP...
Mon 16 Jun 2008
Award-Wining Documentary Maker Wanted Alive and Motivated.
I want to make a major feature length "Inconvenient Truth" style documentary of my new book/lecture "We Really Lost This War!" subtitle, "Twenty-five Reasons to Legalize Drugs."
Please contact me only if you have won a major award. Thanks much! Steve Frye, M.D.
Wed 18 Jun 2008
Brooklyn Documentary Arts Collective Seeks New Resident!
UnionDocs is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit documentary arts collaborative and presentation space. Currently, our primary program is The Documentary Bodega Series, featuring new and challenging documentary film and audio works every Sunday evening in our Brooklyn screening room. The series is produced by the Resident Curators of UDR, the UnionDocs Residency Program for Documentary & Media Studies. We also produce a podcast and blog, featuring short media pieces inspired by discussions at the Documentary Bodega and beyond.
UnionDocs is looking for a new resident starting this summer. The UnionDocs Residency (UDR) combines an excellent and cooperative living situation with an opportunity for immersion in independent cultural production. Six carefully selected people live together in a historic building at a great location and collaborate to produce a festival-quality documentary series in the first floor screening room.
322 Union is a great place to live. It has a lot of shared resources and a lot of opportunity for fun while also having adequate privacy and a comfort (not always found in NYC communal living). There are three floors, a basement, a grassy backyard with a grill and deck, a big second story porch, and skyline views from the roof. The location is close to excellent transportation making most cool spots in Manhattan and Brooklyn within a short subway ride.
The first floor is a commercial space run by the program director. It includes the screening room, 2 studios for working media artists, the UnionDocs director's office, and access to the basement which has been sound-proofed for music rehearsal and audio recording. Resources on the first floor are readily available to UD Residents outside of the schedule for the Documentary Bodega Series.
On the floors above, there are two nicely-sized three bedroom apartments with a living room, kitchen and bath. Both have wood floors, get lots of light, and were recently renovated. Bedrooms can be locked, but common spaces are shared by the six residents. One is better for cooking large meals and socializing and the other more appropriate for reading, working, and watching films. The common spaces are furnished, so residents need only bring the contents of their bedroom. The building has high-speed internet, a VOIP phone, and washer and dryer.
About $975/month plus deposit. Anticipated grants will help subsidize this.
Please check out our website for more information about UnionDocs and UDR and fill out an application if you are interested:
Thu 19 Jun 2008
In reply to Stephen H. Frye M.D.'s post on Mon 16 Jun 2008 :
I am not an award winning film-maker but a documentary film-maker who would be interested in reading this book/lecture. It sounds very interesting. How can I get a copy.
Thu 19 Jun 2008
Bryce – you might contact Stephen directly as he may not be logging in here on a regular basis. His contact details & website are on his profile (click on his name above his post)
Tue 24 Jun 2008
I'm getting the word out that Albertus Magnus College is hosting a film series
in the fall. The theme is "WE THE PEOPLE." There is an open call for
submissions. It could be anything that has a tie to the Bill of Rights or US
Constitution. I'm not talking about super-obvious apple pie and fireworks
either. The entries can be balanced or biased. Documentary or satirical… They
can be provocative or healing... they just need to offer some perspective on
the aforementioned American ideals as they pertain or contrast to present
American life. As examples, films can engage topics such as: freedom of speech
freedom of religion separation of church and state the right to bear arms…
There's more information online along with a downloadable application.
We The People Film Contest
Best regards
Thu 26 Jun 2008
CALL FOR ENTRIES: First Person Impressions Competition
First Person Arts announces its NATIONAL COMPETITION FOR MEMOIR AND DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKERS
Each day countless stories unfold. Take a real life experience of your own and tell it in a way that only you can through the art of filmmaking. Make the ordinary magical, or the exotic familiar. Shock us, amaze us or make us pause to reflect. The only rule is that it's real.
PRIZES: The top three winning entries in each category will be presented at the First Person Festival of Memoir and Documentary Art at the Painted Bride Art Center in Philadelphia, PA, November 12-16, 2008.
$500 – 1st place category winners
$100 – 2nd place category winners
$50 – 3rd place category winners
Steven Rea, Film Critic, Philadelphia Inquirer
Samuel Adams, Contributing Editor, Philadelphia City Paper
Ron Kanter, Emmy Award-winning director of New Cops, Acting Out, Life and Death – Dawson, Georgia
The film can be up to 5 minutes.
Entries must be new works that have never been shown publicly in the US.
DEADLINE: August 15th, 2008
Go to impressions.firstpersonarts.org for information on how to enter.
Thu 26 Jun 2008
everyone over at First Person Arts is great!! All of you d-worders should check this out!
Fri 27 Jun 2008
DocuClub in July: Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 7 p.m.
About DocuClub
DocuClub is Arts Engine's monthly film screening series of works-in-progress documentaries.
Our next DocuClub screening will take place on Wednesday, July 9, at 7 p.m., at Goldcrest Post (799 Washington Street, between Horatio and Gansevoort), in New York City's West Village. Our moderator will be Milton Tabbot, Senior Director of Programming at IFP.
Join us as we watch Danae Elon's "Partly Private." The film is an intensely personal and witty look at the ritual of male circumcision. Using first-person narration, Elon documents her own pregnancy and the unexpected dilemmas she encounters with her partner and father of her unborn child. What should they do to their newborn's penis? Determined and obsessed, Elon sets out on a worldly quest to find out all she can about what "other people do.†The exploration exposes in an amusing way the flaws of being human. The film will be shown on Arte France, TV Ontario, TV2 Denmark, and Israel's Channel 8.
Danae Elon is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, producer and cinematographer. Her last film, "Another Road Home," was a nuanced look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Theatrically released in 2005, it showed in over twenty US cities, and broadcast on the Sundance channel, BBC, Al Jazeera and Israeli television.
If you plan to attend, please RSVP to: email@example.com.
Admission is free to current DocuClub members and $5 for non-members.
Membership is an annual $40, which includes free admission to all DocuClub events. To join or renew, please go to:
Felix Endara
Coordinator, Filmmaker Services
Arts Engine
104 West 14th Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10011
T. 646-230-6368, x221
Sun 29 Jun 2008
Looking for two part time or one full time reliable intern
for our mid-town Manhattan production/editing
activities. Interesting current and new projects underway.
Check out our website at www.RichterVideos.com to
learn what we've done and do. If interested and
available soon then email us at email@example.com
Mon 30 Jun 2008
Looking for shooters with access to a Sony PMW EX1 for immediate paid work on a Doc about the American Naturalization Process.
Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Tue 1 Jul 2008
Hi everyone,
I have yet to update my profile here on D-Word ... but I'm Beth Levison, an independent in NYC ....
We are producing an independent documentary film about an ex-con turned spoken word artist who is writing, developing, and rehearsing his one-man show for the New York stage. We're looking for a smart, ready-to-roll-up-his/her-sleeves, and hard working intern who can provide both production and post-production support during the early stages of our process (we're producing our fundraising reel) and starting immediately.
We're a small team (2 of us), so it's definitely a terrific experience for someone wanting to dive right in. Ideally, this person could devote him/herself to the project for the next two weeks and then possibly work part time from there. We need basic organizational support and help with production coordination (person may come on location), archival research, and post prep.
Candidates should send their resumes/letters of interest to email@example.com.
Thank you!
Wed 2 Jul 2008
Edited Wed 2 Jul 2008 by Rose Vincelli Gustine
Spotlight on Docs Meetings Coordinator needed!
Spotlight on Docs: Meetings Coordinator
August 4 – September 26, 2008
IFP's Independent Film Week 'Spotlight on Documentaries' program is in search of Industry Meetings Coordinator to create and manage documentary industry pitch meetings. This is a great opportunity to learn a lot about the documentary industry, build professional relationships, and to be a part of IFP, America's oldest and largest filmmaker's organization. Our office is relaxed and has been the starting point for many top industry professionals. Primary responsibilities include: collect & organize meeting request forms, schedule meetings in Access database, liaise with participating industry about their meetings schedule, and assist with management of the meetings space, volunteers and participating industry during Independent Film Week.
You must be a self-starter, efficient, very detail oriented and flexible, with a professional demeanor and experience or serious interest in documentary. We're looking for someone to start early August through Sept 26, and work 20-40 hours a week; full time Sept 1-19. This is a volunteer position. College/volunteer credit can be negotiated, and other benefits are available.
For more information on Independent Film Week, visit www.independentfilmweek.com. Please send resume and cover letter to email@example.com. No phone calls, please.
Wed 2 Jul 2008
Looking for a shooter in the NY City area with experience using the Sony EX1. I'm developing a doc on dance and I plan to be in NYC for 3 days of shooting July 17-20, mostly late nights. I have a some $$ but not pockets full. I hope to bring an EX1 with me but if you had your own that would be great.
Let me know if interested and I'll fill you in on the details.
Sun 6 Jul 2008
CAMBOFEST: Film and Video festival of Cambodia offers written notes from viewing staff on all submissions!
Now in our second year, CamboFest 2008 takes place in Siem Reap, Cambodia (Angkor Wat City)
Sun 6 Jul 2008
CAMERADO (Cambodia ~ http://www.camerado.com) has partnered with LOCATION THAILAND (Thailand ~ http://www.locationthailand.com) to offer unprecedented coverage of SE Asia for all production needs.
=> Now improved handling of heavy production services (studio level grip & electric) for Cambodia, including cross border transfers of gear.
=> Greater range of HD, 35, Super 16 and pro sound...moving beyond local-only availability.
=> Tried and true servicing for shoots at Angkor complex
=> New, great deals with high end post and telecine providers in Bangkok
=> Khmer speaking Barang principal J Rosette (Camerado) continuously based in Cambodia since 2005
Contact CAMERADO at camerado @ camerado.com for more details or input your production inquiry here: http://www.camerado.com/contact/contact_form/contact_form.php
Tue 8 Jul 2008
KathaKaravan – Call for Entries
KathaKaravan is accepting submissions from filmmakers with projects from or about South Asia that are seeking representation to financiers, producers, distributors, agents and film festival programmers. Entries may be in screenplay, work-in-progress or finished film form. Narratives and documentaries from writers, directors and producers at any career level will be considered.
Submissions accepted year-round. Quarterly deadlines for 2008-2009 are:
August 25, 2008
December 8, 2008
April 13, 2009
August 10, 2009
APPLY NOW at www.filmkaravan.com
KathaKaravan is an initiative of FilmKaravan. FilmKaravan discovers, develops and disseminates high-quality South Asian independent films for a global audience through its multi-platform alliances.
Wed 9 Jul 2008
i have just completed a fiction on tribal music and and local industry in the age of this global economy and technology.
BAHA- language – Nagpuri with english subtitle. length – aprx. 2 hours
i would like to send it to appropriate film festival and market. will any one help me in this regard.
please find a news paper cutting on the film
Wed 9 Jul 2008
Shri, we focus on documentaries here, but the upcoming festivals that come to mind are Toronto, Sundance and Berlin. The advice we usually give is to go after the biggest and best first, especially for your world premiere. Lots of luck.
Tue 15 Jul 2008
Edited Sat 11 Apr 2015 by Valerie Landes
"Natural Heroes" is the Emmy award-winning Public Television series featuring independently produced films and videos with a common theme: real people making a difference for our environment and enhancing the world around us.
We're seeking compelling stories that feature people challenging current environmental standards and conditions. Programs that encourage thoughtful questions and realistic answers, that broaden our understanding of our place in the world.
"Natural Heroes" is now in its fourth season, and is currently being seen by PBS viewers on over 70 affiliates across the United States.
Accepted works will be packaged for broadcast and distributed to Public Television stations. If you feel your film is a good fit, download the submission form, read the call for entries, and send us your film!
NO entry fees. Info at: www.naturalheroes.org
Questions? Email naturalheroes{at}krcb.org
~Valerie Landes
Series Producer
"Natural Heroes"
5850 Labath Ave.
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
1-800-287-2722 x2024
Wed 16 Jul 2008
Hello Everyone,
I am a programmer for the 2nd Annual Cinema Verite – Iran International Documentary Film Festival – which takes place in Tehran October 15th-19th, 2008. We're still looking for films to feature in the following categories (see hidden section). Let me know if you or someone you know has a film that fits into any of these categories. We will fly out a number of the filmmakers to Tehran with four nights stay (and we'll take care of visas for you as well). Looking forward to hearing from you.
azad at cimafilms dot com.
Wed 16 Jul 2008
Great. Thanks for posting Azad.
Wed 16 Jul 2008
Thank YOU for the opportunity to spread the word!
Thu 17 Jul 2008
Edited Thu 17 Jul 2008 by Rahdi Taylor
New funding for documentaries about Social Entrepreneurship
Online discussion about the funding initiative, co-hosted by Cara Mertes, Director of Sundance Documentary Film Program, happening July 15-30 on www.social edge.org.
The Sundance Documentary Film Program, in partnership with the Skoll Foundation, will provide $1.2 million in film project grants to new feature-length independent documentary films about social entrepreneurship (including the work of specific social entrepreneurs).
Films at any stage of development, production or post-production may apply. Completed films will not be considered. The initiative anticipates funding up to 8 films in the range of $30,000-$150,000 per project. Editorial control must be retained by the filmmaker(s).
Request for Proposals OPEN NOW
Deadline for Submissions: August 15, 2008
Awards announced: December, 2008
Thu 17 Jul 2008
Hi, my name is Heather, and I am in need of some help/advice. I recently graduated from NYU, and was filming my documentary thesis on BASE jumpers (people who jump off of "B"uildings, "A"nntenae, "S"pans, and "E"arth objects such as cliffs and caves using a parachute). It's mostly illegal and very dangerous but I've been able to shoot some really great stuff. You can view bits on my youtube site (http://www.youtube.com/tribepictures).
Anyway, to cut to the chase, one of the guys that I've followed around for a year, affectionately nicknamed Maggot, was just in a motorcycle accident this past saturday that has left him paralyzed from the chest down!! That is, unless he can get funding to go to China where they will treat him with their knowledge of stem cell research ...
Doctors have given a deadline of one month before he is deemed permanently paralyzed, and the race to help fund his operation(s) and transportation is underway.
Maggot was the first BASE jumper I had the privilege to meet, and he was with me on my first skydive! Aside from documenting him, he has become a true friend and someone that I see everyone fall in love with. I would absolutely love to follow his journey through this, and I feel like this is really the story I should be following instead of just BASE jumping ... but I've run out of money! Does anyone know of any immediate doc grants or wealthy patrons of documentaries?! I would love any help! I know this is more like a pitch but I'm so frazzled right now by recent events that I just need second opinions. Thanks!!!
Thu 17 Jul 2008
ps – my email is email@example.com ...thanks again!
Fri 18 Jul 2008
Heather, if I knew of any I'd send them your way... But what an intense and crazy story. I want to know what happens! Definitely KEEP THE CAMERA ROLLING. Stem cell research might be an unexpected subject for you to dive into, but given you have a totally engaging and spectacular subject that could be something of a dead end dramatically (BASE jumping), going into Maggot's accident and WHY STEM CELL RESEARCH IN THE US IS IMPORTANT, or more precisely why he has to go all the way to China (if stem cell research is indeed the issue) and wether he makes it or not, might catapult your project to another level.
This may be hard to come to terms with, but helping him get to China shouldn't be your main or only focus. You are a filmmaker, so FILM WHATEVER HAPPENS. Either way you have an extremely powerful flesh and blood example of the real implications of bigotry and narrow minded science policy. Listen, I could go on with this for hours but you shouldn't be reading this. You should be filming Maggot and his doctors and everyone who cares about him and is trying to get him to China.
I don't know, maybe you don't want to just ditch your BASE subject. I'm sure there's a lot more to it than Maggot. But I know that if you manage to combine the two, or rather to start with one story that suddenly, brutally turns into another, it will not only be a faithful record of your experience as a filmmaker, but it will also be a much more powerful film. One that more people will care about and one you'll get more funding for, short or long term. Try stem-cell advocacy groups, they might have ideas.
A quick search brought these up:
And there's a handful of docs on the subject that could probably point you in the right direction.
Maybe if you can convince one of these groups of how powerful an advocacy tool your film would be if you could show how stem cell research did indeed save this person from paralysis, and that he had to go all the way to China to get it, they might help you find the money for the trip.
Fri 18 Jul 2008
i don't normally advocate people to take out loans on their credit cards, but if that's what you need to do in order to fly to China and accompany your subject, then that's what you need to do. if your gut is telling you that this is one of the key parts to your story, you can't miss it.
it's nice to approach foundations and organizations, but there's absolutely NO way that they are going to give you the money you need that quickly – especially not to a recent film-school grad who doesn't have any prominent broadcast credits. so don't waste your time with foundations at this crucial juncture.
the only other option is some wealthy individuals who are either part of the BASE jumping community, or connected to the stem cell advocacy cause. and then there's always your family and relatives... ;)
Fri 18 Jul 2008
Listen to Chris, he knows what he's talking about.
And re-reading your post I realize you didn't need my silly pep-talk. You had already figured all that out. Good luck!
Fri 18 Jul 2008
The request is to fund this person's treatment not figure out how to pay for an $800 ticket to china.
As much as you care about this person, the "China" solution is a scam.
If there were a way to regenerate spinal cord breaks using stem cells, Teddy Pendergass, the late Christopher Reeve, and many other high profile people who have these injuries would be lining up and it would be major news in the medical journals. That is not true.
A decade ago people in my local film community received a similar request for an A.C. who had lost his sight in an explosion to go to Switzerland for an experimental surgery to replace his eyeballs with cameras wired into his brain.
There are unscrupulous doctors around the globe who will do anything to experiment on your body. I understand because I've been there and considered some wild things – thankfully I wasn't facing life as a quadriplegic.
Fri 18 Jul 2008
Robert: Sadly, I think that your right, though that could make the story even more interesting.
I would say Heather that a twist like this is the kind of thing that could make a doc leap out from the competition. Consider the excellent "Favela Rising", which went to every festival in the world, HBO, academy shortlist, etc....if that hadn't ended with the main character having a spinal cord injury (which, like your case, had nothing to do with the plot of the film) and valiantly overcoming it, it simply would not have been Favela Rising.
No two cases are the same though...
Sat 19 Jul 2008
robert, if you read her post, you'll see that it's slightly ambiguous as to what heather is asking money for. but certainly, one of the things she needs is production money. of course, you are correct about the scam nature of all the alternative healthcare remedies in China (and elsewhere).
i agree with nicholas that FAVELA RISING was definitely aided by the lead character's paralysis (and resultant recovery). that, however, is unlikely to be an option in this case. still, documenting this struggle to get one's physical abilities back is going to be compelling on many levels.
Sat 19 Jul 2008
thank you guys for commenting ... it's definitely brought me back down to reality and everything that you've said has made me think more about what i need to do!!
Mon 21 Jul 2008
Sheffield Doc/Fest's MeetMarket is now open for Project Submissions!
Doc /Fest presents the UK's biggest international documentary marketplace and its unique pitching initiative: MeetMarket where, in pre-scheduled match-made one-on-one meetings, documentary makers pitch their newest and most unique projects to dozens of UK and international buyers, Executive Producers, commissioning editors and distributors. MeetMarket provides high quality, original ideas with the possibility to be fast-tracked from development to production, in a supportive and dynamic setting. The projected worth of sales in negotiation sparked at MeetMarket 2007 adds up to £4,321,980, and rising. MeetMarket is a unique and exciting way to pitch and discuss the projects you're most passionate about with the documentary decision-makers who matter
Online project submissions are now open. Projects can be any stage of development and applicants can be from any geographic location and background. Interactive and cross-platform projects are also very welcome. To see the full list of confirmed buyers, see http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/buyerslist <http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/buyerslist> . For more information on applying, email email@example.com or visit http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/meetmarket <http://www.sheffdocfest.com/view/meetmarket>
"MeetMarket surprised me: I had an extraordinarily creative response to my film from 23 intelligent men and women who care passionately about documentaries. They reflected my story back to me and I came out richer – not just financially, although I have already been offered money to complete my film, but in terms of valuing my project." – MeetMarket participant 2007
Mon 21 Jul 2008
that's 6 times you've posted this?
Mon 21 Jul 2008
It's the British Invasion!
Mon 21 Jul 2008
One posting is enough, Charlie. We love Sheffield so we'll keep them all up, but next time any multiple postings from you will be deleted.
Mon 21 Jul 2008
Eyes of the World Media Group is hiring an Associate Producer/Assistant Editor ASAP. Culver City, Los angeles
Eyes of the World Media Group specializes in socially conscious media. Our work reflects the belief that the power of media can raise awareness to create positive change. Currently we are working on METH INSIDE OUT, an innovative educational DVD series on methamphetamine addiction and recovery produced in partnership with UCLA.
Find out more at www.eyesoftheworldmediagroup.com and www.methinsideout.com
Candidate must have significant production and assistant editing experience (in Final Cut Pro, After Effects a plus), strong handle on technology, excellent communication skills, and capability to handle demanding workload.
Pay: Compensation range is $700-800/wk depending on experience. To apply, send resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Location: Our office is located near Sony Studios in Culver City, CA.
Dates: Start immediately, through the end of December.
Please email resumes and cover letters to: email@example.com. Please specify in the subject line that you are applying for the Eyes of the World Media Group Assistant Job.
We hope to hear from you!
Tue 22 Jul 2008
sorry, 'technical' error...it's good stuff though...charlie
Tue 22 Jul 2008
Hi Everyone,
I've been on D-Word for a while but this is my first post. I'm teaching two classes in LA this summer and would appreciate it if you would spread the word to your LA friends.
LA-Based award winning documentary filmmaker Jonathan Skurnik is teaching two classes this summer, one on Documentary Fundraising and the other on the Craft of the Documentary. Both classes begin on Saturday, August 2nd. There's a 10% discount for all D-Word members.
To learn more about the classes or sign up, please email email@example.com or go to: www.jskurnik.com
Documentary Proposal Writing and Fundraising: This class is designed to help you create an effective proposal package that will enable you to raise money for your documentary. The class will take you step by step through the proposal process, beginning with clearly defining your story, writing a treatment, creating a budget, designing an innovative distribution strategy and developing your ability to pitch your film with confidence. The class will be limited to six students so each participant will have ample time to workshop their materials in the context of a nurturing and supportive community of their peers. The class meets for three hours on a weekend day for five consecutive weeks. Cost of the class: $395
The Craft of the Documentary Film: Each week we will learn about and discuss a key element of the filmmaking craft—such as conducting interviews, developing characters, and documentary cinematography—and look at clips from classic and recent documentaries to illustrate the brilliant ways that other filmmakers have accomplished their goals. Each class will culminate with an assignment to make a short video utilizing the tools we have discussed. We will then spend the first hour of the following class sharing and discussing our assignment videos. You will finish the course with a body of work, a new–found confidence and pride in your filmmaking skills, and a group of peers upon whom you can rely to help you make your next film. The class meets for three hours on a weekend day for six consecutive weeks. Access to your own video camera required. Cost of the class: $495
What students are saying about the Proposal & Fundraising Class:
"Story, story, story! Jonathan helps you pinpoint your story because without a story you don't have a film. His proposal writing and fundraising class is one of the best I've ever taken." –Joyce G.
"This intimate, hands-on and nurturing class gave me the needed push to tackle the daunting task of funding documentary films. Thanks, J!†–Sheila H.
"Jonathan helped pull me out of the morass of details to get me focused on what to say and how to say it. A safe place to exchange and improve ideas.†–Daniel K.
"For a first time filmmaker, Jonathan's class is an invaluable way to jump start inspiration and bring much-needed focus to the process.†–Dennis L.
What students are saying about the Craft of the Documentary Class:
"Thank you for opening my creative world beyond my expectations. Your class challenged me and helped make my vision even stronger. Thank you for believing in me and guiding me through this process. You have made a great and positive difference to my life.†–Alissa H.
"I so admire your extensive knowledge of filmmaking and the sensitivity and understanding you afforded to each person who attended your class. Everyone came away from your workshop with fresh ideas for staying focused and organized during the production process, as well as a renewed belief in themselves as documentary producers.†–Melissa C.
"It gave me a sense of security that I could do a more complicated documentary and that I wouldn't get lost in the process.†–Leah S.
"You did an excellent job introducing the nuances and complexities of storytelling and explained the concepts in a fun and friendly manner.†–Thomas B.
"The class exceeded my expectations because it was intense, it had abundant information, and the class dynamic was wonderful.†–Nora L.
Thu 24 Jul 2008
this is my second posting on D-word. my first was accidentally made to the industry topic page.
If you know of anyone looking for production space in NY, please let me know. A friend has an amazing space in Tribeca and it's uniquely inexpensive for Manhattan yet vaulted and spacious. Excellent pressed tin ceilings. oh my. a documentarian's paradise.
Fri 25 Jul 2008
Love your picture Guy :)
Mon 28 Jul 2008
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Such things, however, do not appear impossible given the state of science today.
There is one area of concern that science cannot totally resolve, unless it builds a time machine and can go into the future. That is, what are the total ramifications that result from science's wonders? Albert Einstein did not consider nuclear bombs when coming up with the equation of E=mc2
He considered himself a pacifist, yet encouraged the building of the bomb for fear that the Germans would create it first. He was looking toward the future. As he wrote to physicist Niels Bohr in December 1944, "When the war is over, then there will be in all countries a pursuit of secret war preparations with technological means, which will lead inevitably to preventative wars and to destruction even more terrible than the present destruction of life" (Clark, 2007, pg. 698). Then, close to death he stated: "I made one great mistake in my life... when I signed the letter to President Roosevelt recommending that atom bombs be made; but there was some justification - the danger that the Germans would make them." (Clark, 2007, pg. 752).
Decades later, chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) that were developed for myriad of positive reasons and found to be chemically stable at ground level, are now recognized to deplete the ozone layer and lead to dangerous levels of ultraviolet radiation and increased risk of skin cancer, especially in the Southern Hemisphere. Asbestos is now known to cause deadly cancers and pesticides that solve one problem have major negative effects on other animals and the environment. Vehicle exhaust cause acid rains that kill water body ecosystems and damage forests far from the original source.
Today, more miracles are being developed by science. The science of genetics is helping to cure many people worldwide and saving babies from known diseases while they are still in the womb. Nanotechnology, a very new science, is already producing miniscule instruments that are input into the blood stream and can relate information about the body. Once again, the positive side of such science is miraculous.
History shows that, as a whole, humans are reactive. The time they spend on prevention and being proactive is far less than on reacting to events as they occur. They often act quickly on emotion, as the present Iraq war demonstrates, and frequently do not learn from past mistakes. Sometimes it takes numerous decades and major technological advances before scientists recognize the results of their innovations.
The ramifications of complex systems and their associated "irreducable uncertainty" have resulted in scientists such as Gallopin et al. (2001) to emphasize the need for a new approach to science. While continuing the efforts and pace of science, these authors argue that that the earliest definition of issues or problems need to include a wider range of factors, including ones involving non-scientific analysis: "It is better to get an approximate answer for the whole problem/issue, than a precise answer for an isolated component" (pg. 219)
This applies specifically to biological, ecological and environmental issues, in situations in which systems and interconnections are so complex or not completely understood. In these situations, it can be difficult or impossible to forecast direct cause and effect, and serious consequences can arise if the absence of present danger is confused for the lack of future danger. The significant gaps of time taking place between cause and effect can give a false sense of security and increase the chances for disaster. There is no denying the wonders that science has brought to humanity; However, as noted by Gallopin et al. (2001, pg. 228), while new wonders are developed, it is essential to be proactive and "prepare for novelty, structural change, and surprise."
Clark, R. Einstein: The Life and Times. New York: Perennial, 2007
Colborn, T., Dumanoski, D. And Myers, JP. Our Stolen Future. New York:Abacus, 1996.
Gallopin, G.C., Funtowicz, S, O'Connor, M., and Ravetz, J. (2001) Science for the 21st century: from social contract to the scientific core. Int. Journal Social Science 168:
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This writer intends to have children and a family life and to keep abreast of technology and scientific advancements that occur over the next 25 years. Furthermore, sustainable living is an interest of this writer and therefore the writer will be committed to participating in such initiatives that serve to bring about more sustainable and healthier living. The houses of the future are much more likely to be more practicable
Science Fiction A Definition of Science Fiction -- a Frightening realistic glimpse into a probable future "Oh Brave New World! O. Wonder! That Has Such People in it!" This is the poetic exclamation that John the Savage of Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World utters, upon seeing individuals from 'the future' (really, the present day) in his so-called primitive, native society. When the future individuals seem bemused by John's highfalutin poetic utterance,
What all this shows is that "there is something about a crowd of bystanders that inhibits helping behavior" (101). The results of Latane and Darley's research were shocking. Why do some people act in altruistic or pro-social ways while others do not? To act altruistically means to work in a way that goes beyond our selves, our own egos, and work for the benefit of someone else. A true act
They are encountered in the workplace, in the home, in every facet of life. Women have made advances toward the equality they seek only to encounter a backlash in the form of religious fundamentalism, claims of reverse discrimination by males, and hostility from a public that thinks the women's movement has won everything it wanted and should thus now be silent. Both the needs of women today and the
Against Lowering the Drinking Age In the United States, underage drinking has been cited as creating immense problems. It has contributed to numerous unnecessary youth deaths and has been the predecessor to various crimes. However, some argue that it is the illegality attached to alcohol consumption that has led to these occurrences. The latter support lowering the legal age of alcohol consumption, while opponents argue that the health risks involved are
Therefore, they are compelled to choose what they do in order to instantiate God's foreordainment of history. It wouldn't seem to make sense, therefore, for the person to attempt to change their circumstances or to fight against fate. Affliction, tragedy and evil would be just what God wishes to throw at an individual, who could scarcely escape its occurrence. This seems to suggest a response of futility toward life
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Rosemary Roasted Pork Tenderloin
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 22 mins
So easy, yet so flavorful. My family is always thrilled to have this on the table. With some butter-slathered mashed potatoes... mmmmm.
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- 1 (1 lb) pork tenderloin
- 5 teaspoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 1⁄2 teaspoon minced garlic
- salt and pepper
- Sear pork in 2 t. oil to brown outside and seal in juices. Place in baking dish.
- Combine remaining 3 t. oil with rosemary and garlic. Brush over tenderloin. Sprinkle generously with salt and pepper.
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This was a very good dish. Pork tenderloin was a new ingredient to me, but I found that my favorite grocery store had plenty of them ("extra lean, boneless"), and I found one at just about the right size - 1.01 lb. I used ground white pepper and cooked for the full 25 minutes since I live at about 6200 feet elevation and things take longer. Even still, the pork was just very slightly pink inside. This was very easy and tasted great. The advice to "sprinkle generously", especially with salt, was useful, I think. I highly recommend this easy, tasty recipe.
Very easy and tasty--and I didn't realize till after it was done that I'd forgotten salt and pepper! probably even better with, but still yummy without. 18 minutes in the oven was perfect. and I stuffed a few whole garlic cloves and rosemary (fresh) in slits I made in the meat.


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Broccoli With Peppers
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|4 Teaspoon
|Yellow onion
|1 Small, chopped
|2 Clove (10 gm), minced
|1 Tablespoon
|Broccoli florets
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Sweet red pepper
|1 Small, cored, seeded, and cut lengthwise into 1/2 inch strips
|Dried oregano
|1 Teaspoon, crumbled
|Red pepper flakes
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In a heavy 12 inch skillet, heat the olive oil over moderate heat for 1 minute.
Add the onion, garlic, water, broccoli, red pepper, oregano, and red pepper flakes, and cook, stirring, for 2 minutes.
Cover the skillet, reduce the heat to low, and cook 6 to 8 minutes longer, stirring often, until the broccoli is tender but still crisp.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 556 Calories from Fat 256
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 29 g44.8%
Saturated Fat 3.9 g19.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 311.4 mg13%
Total Carbohydrates 62 g20.6%
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The Holiday Inn Shanghai West is well situated for the business traveler that is not planning to stay in Shanghai. I travel mostly to cities within about 500km of Shanghai and this hotel is always my go-to base of choice. It is situated about 15-20 minutes from Hongqiao Airport (SHA) and the new Hongqiao Railway station, so I can get to most cities from here easily.
The hotel is relatively quiet with an excellent and responsive staff eager to please. There are all of the things you would expect from a Holiday Inn, as well as a Family Mart convenience store on the property.
The rooms are standard fare for Holiday Inn in China. Large comfortable rooms with all of the amenities. The glass top desk is a nice touch, and includes a very comfortable office chair. The bath was well equipped, although the spartan complimentary toiletries make it clear you are in a mid-market hotel, not the high-market hotel the rest of the surroundings imply.
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There has been recent attention given to overcome the gulf between the treatment of alcoholism and research on alcoholism. This book is a practical step to abridge the gapa. There is a great body of useful research on alcohol and alcoholism, which has been conducted in the past 25 years. This book includes this research for important contributions to the understanding of alcoholism and treatment. This book gives the reader an introduction to research methods and other knowledge bases, while discussing current alcohol research and suggests clinical applications. Each subsequent chapter focuses on a specific variable and its methodology.disorders often have co-occurring alcohol use disorders. Those with ... Those suffering from co-morbid severe mental illness and substance use disorders represent an extremely challenging group of patients to help. Schizophrenia and ... Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (Fourth Edition, Text Revision).
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Workshop led by the english designer Mark McKeague – Dentaku. Projects realised by the students in Media & Interaction Design unit, using ototo. One week workshop.
Brief: Make Music form Anything.
Assistant : Mathieu Rivier
Film edited by Pauline Saglio
Sound production has never been more accessible, it's now possible to make music on everyday computers, smartphones and tablets. The processes that generate the sounds are invisible inside these black boxes, and the traditional link between the action and the result from acoustic instruments is lost to both the performer and audience.
This workshop uses Ototo, a printed circuit board synthesiser developed by Dentaku to which conductive materials and sensors to quickly prototype sound interactions. With this as a starting point we will explore how we can represent sound as a physical processes, and create a large scale music making machine!