Audition for "The Invisible
Friend"
There was a fairly good turnout in spite of the unexpected
cold weather for "The Invisible Friend" audition.
Production is planned to start in January. There will be
more information later.
Script Development
Workshop
The Script Development Workshop will meet Thursday
Dec.18th at Books & Co. in Brookwood Village. For more information go to http://www.reelscene.com/scriptdevelop.html
Screening of "Big
Fish"
A special screening of "Big Fish" on
Saturday Dec.13th at the Carmike Summit 16 to benefit the Ronald McDonald House.
Tickets are available through Ticketmaster www.ticketmaster.com . For details call
715-6500.
More "Big Fish"
news
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One of
our Jefferson County Salon members working with a principal actor of
"Big Fish" can be seen in the 60 second TV spot just released.
Expect this spot to air in various markets between now and the general
opening of the movie in January.
To view an 8 meg Quicktime version go to |
Yahoo now has some clips from "Big Fish" that you can view in streaming format. Go to
For some more production photos go to Latino Review at
and click on the picture for a larger size.
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Special
effects in "Big Fish" were a mix of the newer CG process and the
traditional method.
To get the straight 'poop' go to |
More news from the Rochester Salon
The AIVF Rochester Salon will be having a screening of
their Lo-Films on Wednesday Dec. 10. There will also be a filmmakers seminar at
R.I.T. partly sponsored by Kodak. For details go to http://www.reelscene.com/groups/rochsalon.html
Arts Grants
Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals
and Exhibitions Announces 2004 Performing
Arts Deadlines
Deadline: January 16, May 3, and September 7, 2004
The Fund for U.S. Artists at International Festivals
and
Exhibitions is a public-private partnership of the Nation-
al Endowment for the Arts ( http://www.nea.gov/ ), the
U.S. Department of State, the Pew Charitable Trusts, and
the Rockefeller Foundation, with additional support from
the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. The fund is admin-
istered by Arts International.
Exhibitions is a public-private partnership of the Nation-
al Endowment for the Arts ( http://www.nea.gov/ ), the
U.S. Department of State, the Pew Charitable Trusts, and
the Rockefeller Foundation, with additional support from
the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. The fund is admin-
istered by Arts International.
In the performing arts, the fund makes grants to
individ-
ual artists and arts organizations that have been invited
to present their work at international festivals outside
the United States. Eligible expenses (up to $25,000)
supported through the fund include travel, per diem,
international communication costs, shipping, and artist
and agent fees. The fund supports artists with U.S.
citizenship or permanent resident status working at a
professional level, and is particularly interested in
supporting applicants invited to festivals in areas of
the world where U.S. work is less frequently seen, includ-
ing Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
ual artists and arts organizations that have been invited
to present their work at international festivals outside
the United States. Eligible expenses (up to $25,000)
supported through the fund include travel, per diem,
international communication costs, shipping, and artist
and agent fees. The fund supports artists with U.S.
citizenship or permanent resident status working at a
professional level, and is particularly interested in
supporting applicants invited to festivals in areas of
the world where U.S. work is less frequently seen, includ-
ing Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Complete guidelines and application forms are available
at
the Arts International Web site.
the Arts International Web site.
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