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Greetings!
Happy Week Everyone!!
I had to send out my newsletter early! I am on my way out to the
Clearwater Film
Festival to enjoy festivities!! I am doing two panel discussions
tomorrow.
I will send out more of the Casting but depends on if I have the
time!
AUDITIONING FOR THE NEW ACTOR
Corinne Broskette
Holly Caputo
Nancy McBride
THURSDAY September 30, 1:00 PM
Learn what it takes to book a real acting role. Acting veteran and
teacher Corinne
Broskette, Talent Agent Holly Caputo and casting Director Nancy
McBride discuss each
level of the audition process; How to prepare, what to expect, and
what is expected of
you. A lot of people are investing time and money into finding the
right actors for the
right roles. Learn how to conduct yourself as a professional actor
and find out how to be
exactly who they are looking for (or a close facsimile of that
person).
PRE-DEVELOPMENT & PACKAGING
Russell Hess
Nancy McBride
THURSDAY September 30, 3:00 PM
Your film is a commodity. But does anyone want to buy it? Make
sure somebody does
before you risk your life savings. Find out everything you need to
do before you make a
movie from budgeting to buying advertising. Do it right the first
time - or at least try to.
Please come out and join us!!
www.theclearwaterfilmfestival.com
We are selling economical advertisements for our newsletter. Our
low cost is
$30.00 flat rate a month to add one picture and a small
description of your service
or site.
Please email me if your interested!!
I wanted to touch base on the Casting and Crew Notices. While I do
get a lot of
submissions for my newsletter, I do spend the extra time scraping
craigslist.
I can't guarantee all the jobs on there but my goal is to
eventually keep the
Real jobs on our newsletter and wing everyone off craigslist,
this is for the
safety of all our actors and crew! Please help me do this by
spreading the word!!
Our newsletter is geared to UNITE FLORIDA CAST AND CREW!! Please
pass our
link on to Industry Professionals that you know!!
Have a Great Weekend!!
Sincerely,
Nancy
McBride
CASTING DIRECTOR-
"Print, Runway, Film, Television, Commercial"
ReelKasting.com
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REEL KASTING -MODEL CALL
Greetings!
REEL KASTING JUST GOT HIRED TO HELP WITH THE FOLLOWING
RUNWAY SHOW.
The National Tour of "FUZE iT" Fashion+Art+Music will be coming to
the
South Beach
Area Nov 6th. The Event will include Multiple fashion shows,over
100 models
from
the south beach area,live art,live music,catering to over 1000
guests,and a
celebrity
red carpet, all if the Ronald Mc Donald House Charities.
The Ronald Mc Donald House Charities (In Cincinnati)
The first part of the tour was amazing check out some of the video
clips
below!
The cities included Boston Cincinnati,and San Diego!!
WE PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL CHOREOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO,
WARDROBE,
HAIR & MAKEUP.
ALL MODELS WILL RECEIVE ALL PICTURES OF THE SHOW!!!
CHECK OUT OUR LINKS
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crH88knRQis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syKpgFtck3Q
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9O-jyP5BYM
Location: SOUTH
BEACH
This is a fundraiser, so Models will get Credit but will be treated
amazingly!!
Age: 17 years and older- will train the models!!
Height- Due to this being a fundraiser for a good cause, we will
take all
FIT models who want to walk!!
Email: reelkasting@gmail.com
Subject- Runway Model
Send Resume and Recent Picture of yourself!
Thanks for your help!!!
Nancy McBride
CASTING DIRECTOR-
"Print, Runway, Film, Television, Commercial"
ReelKasting.com
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FLORIDA Casting Calls
Casting (and crewing) for short film -
will be held Wednesday,
October 6th from 7-9pm and Sunday, October 10th 1p-5p at
Omnicomm
Studios
14375 Myer Lake Circle, Clearwater, FL 33760
Headshots and Resume preferred in advance to
RnD_casting@rndes.com
Reels and
video submissions will be accepted up UNTIL October 6th. If we
are
interested, you will need to come to an audition or arrange an
alternative
appointment time to meet.
Shoot Dates will be October 23rd and/or October 24th in Pinellas
County
Race, creed, color, etc... is unimportant. (10) Males ages
21-60-ish.
(1) Female 21-ish and (1) Female 35 - 40-ish.
If you are interested and auditioned for TRU LUV in July, let us
know -
we have you on file.
Casting Needs:
1. We have need of 10 MEN of varying shapes, sizes, etc... to
be
supporting
characters in a comedy short. All of the men are from
different
occupations and backgrounds at a party. We need men that can bring
life
to
their character while mostly sitting and standing and then
during a mingle scene with about 6-lines each. Some improv skills
would be
appreciated- during the mingle scene, all of the party
guests
will be allowed to improv for 15 minutes as the camera moves about.
The
best
lines and moments that help to move the story along will be
put into the film. All actors selected will receive a character
bio before
shooting.
2. We are looking for a 30-something professional woman who can
play
comedic
and dramatic. A business, teacher or librarian look would
work.
3. We are looking for a 21-year-old-ish exotic beauty. That can
speak a
foreign language fluently, doesn't mind showing off her body in
a
bikini plus possible open cover-up (no nudity) and can play comedic
and
dramatic.
These are no-pay roles but could lead to future projects as we are
in the
pre-production stages of a web-series to shoot a pilot in
November
and go to series in early-2011. We are also in pre-production on a
Feature
Film to be shot in Summer 2011. You will receive
guaranteed
IMDB credit, food and drinks on set, plus a copy of the film for
your reel.
Reimbursements for gas and clothing expenses, if your clothes
are used, can be discussed on an individual basis.
Crew Needs:
We are in need of camera and audio assistants. We have a DP and
Audio
Engineer. We need 2 camera assistants to work with focus,
wires and lighting and 1-2 audio assistants to monitor levels, hold
boom and
wrangle wires. You may email the casting address above,
please
note that you are interested in crew.
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CASTING ALERT!! NATIONWIDE -
GENGHIS KHAN EXPERTS!
by Casting Notices on Thursday, September 23, 2010 at 12:45am
We are searching for experts on the Mongolian Empire,
specifically
Genghis Khan, who have in depth knowledge of the history and/or
weaponry of
Mongolians to be featured in the 3rd season of Spike Network's top
rated
"Deadliest Warrior."
We need one historian, with expert knowledge of Genghis Khan, who
can be
of any descent, preferably Mongolian, and one Weapons expert who
must be
of Mongolian heritage, who is comfortable wielding weapons used in
the
13th
Century.
In this show, we take two iconic warriors, pit them against each
other in
a fictional battle, compare weapons and battle tactics, and form
a
hypothesis
of who would win. It's a mix of "Mythbusters" meets "Best Damn
Sports
Show."
Contact deadliestwarriorcasting@gmail.com if interested.
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Is your family the craziest one on the block? Do you often find
yourself
in bizarre or hilarious situations with your siblings and parents?
Are one
or both of your parents remarried or about to get remarried
outside of
your
cultural heritage?
MTV is looking for a funny and entertaining family who can show
us
insight
into the Latino perspective of life, but with a twist. We are
looking for
large families (3 or more siblings between the ages of 10-25)
whose
parent(s)
have remarried, or are about to get remarried, outside of their
Latino
heritage. We want the family to be a well connected one who love
each
other
and like to have fun with one another. If this sounds like your
family,
please send an email to funfamilies@mtvn.com with a picture of
your
entire
family, names of all family members, your location, and a brief
paragraph
explaining your family dynamic and why you fit the description
above!
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The Search Is On
for
Miami's Top 100 Divas
The Wella Color Charm National Model Search 2010
We Want You, You, You, and You!
This is an amazing opportunity for one model to win
$2,500 in cash & prizes.
The Official Search Will Take Place
@
Marriott Courtyard Downtown
200 SE Second Avenue
Miami, Florida 33131
Saturday, September 25th, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
&
Saturday, October 16, 2010
No Experience Necessary! We will train all models. Model Coach
&
Training will be on Site.
This Is Your Chance if you are stepping Into the Modeling
Business
Model Casting
Will Start Promptly
1:00 PM
All Models are required to wear "Black Attire" and bring heels
to
walk in.
Please bring a comp card and a small bio about yourself.
Check out the link for a glimpse of whats to come!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yilPHyer_G4&feature=related
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CASTING CALL
A Wolf! Productions presents...
"Terrestrial Soup"
A NON-UNION CASTING CALL
Casting for:
RICK KUNLANG: MALE, 30's to 40's, a mentally questionable local
news
anchor who is
passionate about his alien conspiracy theories. He lives with his
girlfriend,
Maria.
MARIA: FEMALE, 30's to 40's, a bookish research assistant with a
special
interest in peculiar
marine animals, She lives with her boyfriend, Rick Kunlang, who is
very
manipulative.
JAKE: MALE, 18 to 20's, an enigmatic young man, who works as a
bicycle
courier. He becomes
increasingly paranoid when news breaks of a sign of
extra-terrestrial life,
and decides to skip town.
NEWS ANCHOR: MALE or FEMALE, 30's to 60's, Interviews Clark,
reports
on the extra-terrestrial
signal, and speculates to no end.
CLARK ARMORMAN: MALE, 20's, a grad student, studying
astronomy,
his computer passively
decodes the signal that is determined to be extra-terrestrial. He
then
gets caught up in a media
storm that exaggerates his involvement in the discovery.
WEDNESDAY: FEMALE, 20's, She is an objective news blogger, who
is
close to the same age as
Clark, and seems to be the only one who can get the facts
straight.
RANDALL: MALE, 20's, until recently, he was employed. He is
delighted
about the discovery of
extra-terrestrial life, as he is a long time believer, and has won
a wager
with his roommate, Trent.
TRENT: MALE, 20's, the most aggressive of the roommates. He
owes
Randall money from losing a
bet, and hatches a plan to make them all lots of money.
CHIM: MALE, 20's, the most passive of the roommates. His girlfriend
is
Amy.
ARNOLD: MALE, 20's, He is the most sensitive of all the
roommates...
but not by much.
AMY: FEMALE, 20's, A silly person, she is preoccupied with
news
about the extra-terrestrial discovery. Her boyfriend is
Chim.
Casting Dates:
October 9th, 2010, 1 pm to 9 pm
(NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY)
Shooting Dates:
October 20, 2010 to November 30, 2010 (specifics to be
arranged)
Shooting in the Orlando area.
Location:
Full Sail 3F, 351 University Park Drive, Winter Park, FL.
32792
For more information contact:
www.myspace.com/fullsailcasting
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Out of State Castings:
The film adaptation of the novel "And Yet You Still
Chose Me" will be
shot in Savannah. Casting is set for Oct. 2 and 3 at the Savannah
Mall.
http://savannahnow.com/news/2010-09-22/savannah-casting-call-set-movie-based-novel
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Coulon Casting is looking for strong African-American female
swimmers
(18-26yrs)! Sound like you? Register @ www.castlouisiana.com
in
the FROM THE ROUGH sign-up tab.
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For the very first time, audition for American Idol online!
One audition can change the rest of your life. Audition now!
It's easy, it's quick, and best of all, there's no line! All you
need
is a webcam and an internet connection, and if you have what it
takes,
you could be singing in front of the brand new judges panel
this
January!
To Participate in American Idol Season 10 you must be:
- Between the ages of 15 & 28 on July 15, 2010
- A legal US citizen or permanent US resident who is eligible to
work
full time in the US
To audition, go to:
http://www.myspace.com/americanidol#pm_cmp=ppc_cl_idolhou
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The feature film Shark Night 3D is currently seeking extras to work
in
Shreveport, Louisiana. Payment is $64/8 hours. Please see
below
description for specs. If you feel that you fit what casting is
looking
for, please send an email with your name, phone number and photo
to
kate@gloriosocasting.com
College Students- Age 18-25 (NO MINORS) - to work
Thursday, October 14th (AND IF AVAILABLE) Friday, October 15th
in
Shreveport, Louisiana at Centenary's campus.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT KNOW THE HOURS OF FILMING UNTIL THE
NIGHT
BEFORE, SO YOU MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR THE ENTIRE DAY.
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Sculpted Entertainment, in Shreveport, Louisiana, has a gig for a
Hollywood birthday party coming up for a 18 year old and need some
actors! This will be a paid gig.. looking at about $100 for the
night. For consideration send an e-mail with your information and
photo to: producers@sculptedentertainment.com
It is on Oct 16th prob from 4- midnight. We are looking for
a:
Paris Hilton
Taylor Swift
Beyonce Knowles
Kanye West
Russell Brand
look and act alikes! And 6 female dancers. We also need 2 make up
artist!
You don't have to look exactly like them but it would help if you
could
look a little like them. Please let me know if you are interested
or
know someone that could pull any of these off. I have to send
your
head-shot to get approved so if you really want this please send
a
picture looking like who you would imitate. On the dancers.. you
will
most likely be in a Betty boop
outfit! Fun! :) Please respond ASAP. We need to send head shots
to
her by the end of the week! This night will mainly be improv!
Thanks!
Sculpted Entertainment
Amber Hanel and Stephanie Icke (co-owners)
http://www.sculptedentertainment.com
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Coulon Casting is gearing up to begin
casting extras for their newest project, FROM THE ROUGH. The film
stars
Taraji P Henson (The Karate Kid, The Curious Case of Benjamin
Button),
Michael Clark Duncan (The Green Mile), Tom Felton (Harry Potter
Series)
and Justin Chon (Twilight Series).
This project is about college golf and is based on the remarkable
true story
of the first female head coach of a men's team in NCAA Division 1
Athletics.
Register for this film by visiting www.couloncasting.com and
clicking
"REGISTER: From the Rough". You must register again for
this particular project if you are already registered with
Coulon
Casting.
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Talazac Casting is starting production on "The Lucky One" starring
Zac
Efron and Taylor Schilling and looking for stand-in's to work
between
October 13 and December 21, 2010 in New Orleans. To submit send
an
email with your headshot, height, weight and contact information
to:
talazaccasting@gmail.com
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CASTING ALERT! NATIONWIDE - ARE YOU ADDICTED TO TANNING???
by Casting Notices on Monday, September 27, 2010 at 4:44pm
Do you go to the tanning parlor several times a week? Are you
rarely seen
without a tan? Do you feel
unattractive/uncomfortable if your skin is not tanned? Do your
friends think
you're a tan-aholic?
To apply, contact Nina at ptcasting@pietown.tv
Award winning television company is developing a show for a major
cable
network about people who love to tan.
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WORKSHOPS AND NOTICES
Subject: Emmy� Award-winning
Producer & Director Mary Lou Belli
Emmy� Award-winning Producer & Director Mary Lou Belli is
coming to Florida!
You can join the Friday only or take the full weekend. The weekend
is limited
to 18 actors, so you will really get face time with Mary Lou. This
is an
incredible opportunity to study with a working director. Mary Lou
knows
funny and will give you the hands-on training to prepare you for
Sit-Com &
any work you want to do in television comedy.
Her wealth of knowledge is amazing. We look forward to seeing you
-
Details are below...
Who:
Los Angeles based Emmy� Award-winning Producer, Writer, Author
& Director
Mary Lou Belli!
*Mary Lou Belli: Read bio
*IMDb: http://www.facebook.com/l/1b0b2cCGf5c9O8dezy-K_s3p4iQ;
www.imdb.com/name/nm0068953/ - Credits include
("Monk", "The Wizards of Waverly Place", "Girlfriends")
What:
Sit-Com Career Seminar - $75
Friday - October 1, 2010
7:30pm to 10:30pm
Seminar Details: Mary Lou Belli Seminar
Sit-Com Performance Master Class - $395
Friday - October 1, 2010 - 7:30pm to 10:30pm
Saturday & Sunday - October 2-3, 2010 - 10am to 6pm
(Limited to 18 actors)
**includes Mary Lou's book, "The Sit-Com Career Book"
Workshop Details: Mary Lou Belli Workshop
Where:
The Atlantic Resort & Spa -
*Voted one of "Top 50 U.S. Resorts" by Travel & Leisure
Magazine-2010*
601 North Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd - Sunrise Meeting Room, 14th
Floor
Fort Lauderdale, FL US 33304
Phone: 954.567.8020
http://www.facebook.com/l/1b0b2GLYpEaIslzGBpSIoTJk2Og;
www.atlantichotelfl.com
Workshop Directions:
http://www.facebook.com/l/1b0b2lZGqEdgU9FWui2G1to4aEw;
www.actorsinfobooth.com/contact-us/workshop-directions
**Parking: There is a valet fee, but the price is discounted for
AIB ($5.00).
When:
Friday - October 1, 2010. 7:30pm to 10:30pm
(You can take the seminar only OR take the weekend and the seminar
is included)
Saturday & Sunday - October 2-3, 2010. 10am to 6pm
Why:
Louder! Faster! Funnier!!!
Laughter is good medicine and TV has provided the Sit-Com to
administer
that medicine.
Comedy is like having a ball thrown at you. You have got to catch
it and
throw it back - otherwise it hits you in the head, bounces on the
floor a
few times and the game is over. You've got to be smart enough to
know where
the jokes are and skilled enough to make them land.
It's all about timing and trusting your instincts. Even though
comedy is
instinctual, the craft of comedy must be honed. That's where Mary
Lou
comes in.
She will share with you the secrets behind successful situation
comedy...
what goes on behind the camera to create a great sit-com.
Situation Comedy or Sit-Com has its own rules, vocabulary and
exercises.
You will start with understanding the basics of a joke and comedic
timing.
Find out why K's and P's are funny letters and how comedy travels
in "3's".
Learn to avoid adding "handles" or why "embellishing" can ruin joke
and much
more. Mary Lou will teach you how to identify the jokes in a
script and give
you audition tips/advice for getting the job.
There is a real artistry involved in bringing Sit-Com material to
life.
The stakes are so high in Sit-Com, you have to come to the set
already
knowing your job - there is little room for on-the-job
training.
Friday night begins with an interactive "Find the Joke"
exercise.
You will also do 7-10 short exercises to practice the frequent
kinds of
jokes that occur in sitcoms. Everyone works! It's fun, fast-paced
and
highly instructional. And this is just Friday night - Join
us!
Friday only - $75
7:30pm to 10:30pm
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3 Cameras... The Sit-Com Performance Master Class
Mary Lou KNOWS funny. Comedy is harder than drama. The timing,
fast-pace,
the rhythm - it is truly an art form. Comedic timing is something
that can
be learned and Mary Lou Belli is an expert.
This is a fantastic chance to practice your sit-com rhythm and
timing in the
context of a scene on camera.
You rehearse it, shoot it and have an Emmy Award-winning director
edit it
live as you work. See playback and get critiqued. Apply what you
learn in the
first scene to the next scenes you do. Participants work multiple
times.
Saturday and Sunday you will get a Sit-Com script. You will block
it and
memorize. Then we go to camera!
There will be a three camera set-up and a switcher. Mary Lou will
direct
the scene and call the cues, just like a real set. She will direct
the actors,
the scene and blocking. You will take home a DVD of your complete
Sit-Com
scene!
Script. Memorize. Block. Rehearse. Adjust. Shoot. Edit. Print - all
in a
weekend, Whew!
If you love comedy or just want to add to your acting arsenal, Mary
Lou is
a must take. Join us for an intense, jam-packed, knowledge-filled
weekend
equipped with loads of laughs. Benefit from Mary Lou's years of
experience
and become a stronger, funnier actor.
Friday - October 1, 2010 - 7:30pm to 6:30pm
Saturday & Sunday - October 2-3, 2010 - 10am to 6pm
(Sat & Sun limited to 18 actors)
**includes Mary Lou's book, "The Sit-Com Career Book"
$395
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About Mary Lou Belli
Mary Lou Belli is the co-author of "The Sitcom Career Book"
and
"Acting for Young Actors." She is an Emmy� Award-winning
producer,
writer, and director. She was a director for 6 consecutive seasons
of
"Girlfriends" which aired on the CW network. She directed
"Living With Fran" starring Fran Drescher, "Misconceptions",
starring Jane Leeves, and "Eve", starring hip-hop artist Eve.
Most recently, she has directed the USA networks, hit show
"Monk",
starring Tony Shalhoub. She is beginning work on her third
book,
"THE CRAFT OF DIRECTING TELEVISION" for Focal Press.
What to Bring:
-Headshots, resumes, demo reels and all your marketing
materials
-Something to take notes
-Dress in layers, in case you get cold
Sign up:
Via PayPal. Use this link, scroll to the bottom:
http://www.facebook.com/l/1b0b2d7NDSJPL5H6I-VqMiCuBmg;
www.actorsinfobooth.com/workshops
*You do not need an acct. w/ PayPal to use the service.
You can also call us directly to sign up - 954.303.4269
Or just call us if you have questions - we look forward to seeing
you. :-)
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FILM
FESTIVALS
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CLEARWATER FILM FESTIVAL AND iNDUSTRY TRADE SHOW
Thanks for getting the word out about this. This is our chance to
show the world that
we have advanced production capabilities in Tampa Bay and Central
Florida.
We will be screening 72 films from around the world and have
invited over 200
film industry guests.
Our opening night films originated in Tampa, Spain and
Australia and the
Australians say they will be here. I have at least 20 more RSVPs
confirmed
from around the country and many more on the way I am sure.
A trade show is some of the best advertising a production or
rental company can
possibly have. Bringing decision makers in film face to face
always works best.
You get a lot more quality exposure in person than you do over the
internet.
Please pass this info along to everybody you can. This is shaping
up to be an
event not to be missed.
In our quest for excellence in creating the newest film
festival on the planet we
have decided to take one step further than you will find at most
inaugural
exhibitions.
The Film Boutique is the beginning of what we intend to become a
film market.
While traditional film markets may offer festival attendees
hundreds of options in
dealmaking with industry pros, we have to start somewhere, so we
can't promise a
thing other than space for you to park yourself and promote your
films.
The Southeast U.S. does not currently have such an outlet for
filmmakers and
distributors. If you can't make it to Colorado, California, Canada
or Cannes the
TCFF Film Boutique may be the right place for you to market your
current title
or slate of films to the general public. In the future, our goal
is to develop this
into a full fledged film market and trade show.
Right now it is an idea. A place for you to sell your movie. A
place for a production
company to set up shop and say "Hire us". What will it become?
Time will tell.
How beneficial will it be
to your business? There is only one way to find out.
As attendees enter and exit the Largo Cultural Center, they will be
invited to tour
the "Film Boutique" where they may learn more about you and your
film and
purchase a copy. This will be set up as a mini-convention hall
during the festival
September 29 - October 3 on THU 9/30 - FRI 10/1 - SAT 10/2 from
Noon - 6 PM.
Your entire cost for all three days is $200 for single film
promotion or $350 for
producers and distributors with multiple titles. This is a flat
rate whether you use
your space all three days or not.
If you would like to have a table set up in a 10" x 10" space, we
have up to 20
spots available. To reserve your spot, please submit the
application form and pay
for your space with the Paypal button on this page, or to make
arrangements for
a more dominant presence, call us at 727-599-5137
We are doing everything possible to encourage the participation of
film distributors
in our first year and feel this may be a step in the right
direction. We have accepted
dozens of films from around the world this year, many with
filmmakers in tow.
Whether you are screening at this years event or not, The Film
Boutique is your
opportunity to gain visibility.
We encourage you display your work, do good business and be
profitable.
Thank you for your participation.
Sign Up Today!
http://theclearwaterfilmfestival.com/english/boutique.html
Film Boutique FAQs
What was the Film Boutique like last year? How many people were
there?
The Clearwater Film Festival and the Film Boutique did not exist
last year. This is
brand new.
What do I get for $200? What about the $350?
You get an 8 foot table with chairs in a 10" x 10" space with an
electrical outlet.
Although the accommodations are Spartan, you must rely on your
creativity to sell
your title. Bring with you and display whatever promotional
material you feel you
need. Don't forget your extension cord.
Why do I have to pay more if I have more titles? It's the same
space, right?
Right, but we are trying to give fledgling filmmakers a break here,
who obviously
compete on a different level than a production company or
distributor with multiple
titles. You're not scared of a little competition from a filmmaker
with just one movie,
are you?
Why does it cost so much? Why is it so cheap?
Glad you asked. Well, for one thing, we're covering your insurance
and the building
rental. On the other hand, it is our first time doing this,
festival and all and we just
don't know how many people are going to show up. One thing is for
sure. People
who go to film festivals like movies, so we're pretty confident
this is a worthwhile
setup.
What if I don't sell any DVDs?
If you can't sell one single DVD at a film festival, it might just
be the movie.
Can I set up a TV and a DVD player?
Yes. If you need help with rental equipment, please let us
know.
Can I have a backdrop and decorate my space?
You can bring anything you can fit in your 10" x 10" space and
decorate it any way
you like, but you are responsible for your own set-up and take down
and there are
no on site shipping services available.
Will my stuff be safe?
You should always exercise caution and common sense in high traffic
situations. The
convention space will be secured at 6:00 PM and reopened at Noon
each day. TVs,
DVD players and hardware may be left overnight, just like at any
other trade show.
Security is provided by Largo Cultural Center and Largo
Police.
What if I don't have any films but want to sell or showcase
something else?
Anything related to the film industry will be acceptable. Lighting,
camera equipment,
acting classes, headshot photography, even comic books are good
examples.
Luggage, kitchen appliances, jewelry or fragrances are examples of
things
unacceptable. Pornographic material is not allowed.
www.theclearwaterfilmfestival.com
All The Best,
Mike Rembis
Executive Director
The Clearwater Film Festival
727-599-5137
www.theclearwaterfilmfestival.com
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Submit for Orlando Indie Cinema Showcase
Godbout Entertainment presents Indie Cinema Showcase airing on
Vision TV on
Brighthouse Channel 198, Brighthouse On Demand Channel 319, and
Comcast
Channel 98.
Here's the schedule that begins October 11th:
Sundays - 2am and 3pm
Tuesdays - 10am
Thursdays - 6pm
Fridays - 10pm
Hosts John Theisen and Tim Anderson bring you insights into the
film industry
through interviews, short films, movie trailers, Films You Must
See Before You Die,
and Fun FAQ's from the home audience.
If you are an Orlando area filmmaker, please submit your short film
or feature film
trailer to be aired on the show. Send an email to Godbout
Entertainment at
godboutent@bellsouth.net for details.
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CRYSTAL REEL AWARDS
The Hilton Orlando/Altamonte Springs will host the Florida Motion
Picture & Television
Association's presentation of the 21st Annual Crystal Reel Awards
Gala beginning with the
VIP Cocktail Party & Silent Auction benefitting the Save The
Manatee Club on Friday,
November 5th.
Seminars and tours are scheduled for Saturday morning and afternoon
with the VIP
Cocktail
Hour featuring Jazz Guitarist, Robert Harris, dinner & show,
and the spectacular
Awards
Show Saturday evening, November 6th.
On Sunday, FMPTA will screen for a limited engagement in the
Amphitheater for the
Crystal Reel Award winner entries.
Hotel reservations can be made by calling the hotel at:
407-830-1985
FMPTA Crystal Reel Group rate of $89.00 per night.
Please visit the Orlando Metro's Crystal Reel Awards page for more
information.
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I run a series of competitions for FILMMAKERS, WRITERS and for
ACTORS.
We bring in some of the most influential agents, execs,
producers,
casting directors and industry professionals to judge the
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giving competitors the opportunity to get major high-level
exposure.
The current competition is called the NexTv ACTING & DIRECTING
TALENT SEARCH.
We have judges from ICM, INNOVATIVE ARTISTS, FRAMEWORK, ONE TALENT
MANAGEMENT,
Peter Jackson's and Spielberg's Casting Directors, the Producer of
THE OFFICE
and many, many more on the panel.
We are sponsored by Actors Access/Breakdown Services.
I'd love to get the word out to your people. What's the best way
for me
to do so?
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NexTv Entertainment
www.nextventertainment.com
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Fort Myers Film
Festival
Monday, November 1 at 7:00pm - Monday, February 28, 2011 at
9:00pm
Location
Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center
2301 First Street
Fort Myers, FL
Created By
More Info
Mix, mingle, grab a drink & intellectualize with local film
host and curator
Eric Raddatz during live independent film screenings every Monday
night at
7 p.m. from November 2010-March 2011 at the Sidney & Berne
Davis Art Center,
where you will get a chance to interact with celebrity judges,
local filmmakers
, artists, musicians and comedians. Join public discussions after
watching
short films in consideration for the Fort Myers F...ilm Festival
and local
student films - then stay for the fun. Special guests, musical acts
and
interviews will be announced prior to each Monday night. Admission
only $2
The Fort Myers Film Festival will be held March 24-27, 2011 at the
Sidney &
Berne Davis Art Center, with an opening night gala for V.I.P.
guests from the
city with filmmakers and cineasts alike Wednesday, March 23. The
Fort Myers
Film Festival is an intelligent independent filmmaker's preferred
event to
create, unite and showcase the finest artistic cinematic works. The
inaugural
event is a must attend for filmmakers living in Lee, Collier and
Charlotte
counties. Sponsored by Bennett's Fresh Roast, the official coffee
of the Fort
Myers Film Festival, Florida Weekly, Geraghty, Dougherty &
Edwards, P.A., Sky
Angel, Naples International Film Production Association, Florida
Arts Inc. and
Pulse Magazine.
To have your film screened all submissions, volunteers,
sponsorships and media
requests may be directed to eric@fortmyersfilmfestival.com
or
www.fortmyersfilmfestival.com
Eric Raddatz is a spark-plug visionary. He has been an active
player in the
Southwest Florida arts community for many years, producing several
independent
short films and appearing in other larger budget feature motion
pictures.
He is the founder of the Fort Myers and Naples International Film
Festivals,
CEO of the Naples International Film Production Association,
currently serving
as the Executive Director of the former. Eric is the Presentation
Editor at
Florida Weekly and has previously worked at Gulfshore Life and The
News-Press
winning numerous awards for all three in the realms of design
& presentation.
He most recently has worked producing The Driskell Defense
with
Alan Kenny-Rudolph in Lee and Collier counties and now is shooting
a
documentary on local Urban Expressionist art. Yet he's still hungry
for more.
Says Raddatz, "I want to see another industrial revolution, if you
will.
But one that Samuel Slater-the father of American industry-could
not even
have dreamed up. Not one founded in textile mills, steam, iron, oil
or
electricity, but one based in film."
Not content with the acclaimed success of the Naples International
Film
Festival, which brought award-winning international films and
filmmakers to
Collier County, Eric sees the potential that Southwest Florida has
to become
a center of film industry activity. But it's not only the miles of
pristine
beaches and a vibrant tropical paradise that should attract the
attention of
filmmakers. The area is filled with talent and incentive.
The Fort Myers Film Festival, founded by Eric Raddatz and slated to
take
place March 24-27, 2011 at the luxurious Sidney & Berne Davis
Art Center
in Fort Myers, is an intelligent independent filmmaker's preferred
event to
showcase the finest local and international cinematic works.
Surrounded and supported by an edgy, professional crowd with a
fine
appreciation for the art of film in the quaint and newly
refurbished downtown
area, also known as the River District, this festival is getting
exciting
attention and steaming along to become a historical anchor to the
city. Along
with feature, documentary and shorts divisions, special categories
spanning
faith, diversity and strictly local will enrich the festival with
vibrant
intellectualism.
"I am honored to have such support from the city of Fort Myers and
many art
and business moguls in the community," Eric Raddatz, the founder
and Executive
Director offers respectfully. "Watching artistic visions come to
fruition
proves my greatest and most sincerest satisfaction to the ultimate
benefit
of the artistic community in which we live. Cineasts, filmmakers
and all who
appreciate the art of film will be happy to know we have an outlet
for the
creation, promulgation and public consideration of international
and locally
produced pieces."
Eric birthed the Naples International Film Festival, serving as
Executive
Director its inaugural year in 2009. The festival featured
award-winning
international films, including The Cove, which afterwards went on
to win an
Oscar. The festival reports to have raised $900,000 in revenue to
the city
that year, earning awards from local media as 'best festival in
town,'
unifying the artistic film community and securing itself as a must
festival
to watch and attend.
The Naples International Film Production Association (NIFPA) has
united
filmmakers and created a potent organization of professionals
dedicated to
producing quality films. Already working in the industry and
exercising their
talents, they form an army of revolutionaries ready to make
Southwest Florida
into one of the most desirable film communities in the country.
Eric
understands what this confluence of talent and circumstances means
for the
artistic community if it can be harnessed.
"It really is just a matter of time now before we get greater
projects in
state," says Raddatz. "[We have] local filmmakers like John
Scoular, Lance
Julian, and Elam Stolzfus, John Biffar and Flip Minott whose
independent
films have done well in film festivals around the country. Not to
mention
the quality actors, musicians and technicians who would like to be
able to
fulfill their greater potential and nurture their artistic
side."
In addition to an outstanding pool of talent, recent developments
in
Tallahassee have made the film industry an attractive addition to
the local
economy. In April 2010 the Florida House of Representatives passed
The
Entertainment Industry Economic Development Act, which creates tax
incentives
to those areas which are able to bring more productions to town.
These
incentives have the possibility of spurring entertainment job
growth and
contributing to the ailing Southwest Florida economy. The region is
uniquely
equipped to be able to handle such growth.
"Combine [the economic incentives] with a keenly focused and highly
passionate
group of industry professionals available here, completely
equipped to handle
the largest of projects in the one of the most unappreciated
internationally-known tropical backdrops and you have got
something that
will ignite. I guarantee it."
The communities of Collier and Lee Counties have already showed a
firm
commitment to the arts. They are already the home of
internationally renowned
painters, musicians, authors, entertainers, and filmmakers. Yet
it's time to
take it to the next level. It's time to make Naples and Ft. Myers
places where
artists go to create, not retire. It's time to take the already
vibrant arts
community and infuse it with new life, a life that will create
opportunities
to make outstanding films from a pool of talent that rivals any
area in the
country. It's time to make the Paradise Coast the place to create
films.
Is this all a little idealistic? Perhaps Eric is silly for thinking
that it's
even possible. He answers with a resounding "no."
"I will guarantee you that Rockefeller, Edison, and Carnegie were
called
dreamers. Renegades even. Probably even strange. But, really,
looking back,
who really cares what they were called? Nobody."
Still, isn't that too much to expect from a town full of retirees
and
part-time residents? Again, Eric says "no," and compares it to
Hollywood's
ascension in the early decades of the 20th Century.
In 1911, Hollywood was second to New York in motion picture
production. But
in three short years the city captured the top spot, a place it
continues to
hold as the largest revenue-grossing film city in the world. In
2009,
Hollywood's box-office brought in a record-setting $10.6 billion,
fueled by
the growing international market for American films. In fact, audio
and visual
recording media is the second-fastest growing U.S. export. This
means that
bringing more of the film industry to Southwest Florida creates
jobs that are
in an increased demand in a continually more-integrated global
market.
Florida has already been home to many movies and shows, Miami Vice,
Oceans 11,
C.S.I. Miami, The Glades and Burn Notice to name a few. Yet the
potential is
so much greater than has been realized, especially for our
area.
"Now, at last, with cameras in hand, we will have the opportunity
to fertilize
and invigorate our economy," says Raddatz. "United we can innovate
greater
methods to create jobs, to entertain, educate and inspire. So I
say-Raise your
voices with me now! Viva La Film Revolution."
Are you ready?
About Eric Raddatz
Eric Raddatz, born in Joliet, Il., wet his feet in the silver
screen while
working on the set of "Stir of Echoes" as an extra alongside the
well known
actor. After working in movies such as "Rookie of the Year,' "Just
Visiting,"
"Stuck on You," and television shows such as ER he decided to start
writing,
producing and directing films of his own. "A Day to Love and Die,"
his first
short scenic conspiracy thriller, premiered in Fort Myers in 2003
and screened
at the New York Film and Video Festival. His second film "Barely a
Chance,"
premiered in Fort Myers in 2008 and screened at the Fort
Lauderdale
International Film Festival the same year.
Raddatz, who has had a lifelong love affair with the arts has spent
much of
his career in visual journalism. "My career has seen so many
different outlets
and tasted so many flavors in the last two decades, from my early
years taking
an apprenticeship right out of high school to master the skills
necessary to
produce a Chicago newspaper to designing online, multimedia, film,
music, web,
print packages and full cinematic productions, to founding the
Naples
International Film Festival and bringing it to successful fruition
as
Executive Director in 2009, the Naples International Film
Production
Association the same year and now slated to debut in 2011 the Fort
Myers Film
Festival. My passion is the arts. My favorite medium is still film,
though."
Raddatz is a multi award-winning presentation editor for Florida
Weekly, the
largest circulating newsweekly in Southwest Florida. His film
resume boasts
working with some greats including Kevin Bacon, Matt Damon, Eva
Mendes, the
Farrelly brothers, Paris Hilton, Carmen Electra, Tara Reid, and
Greg Kinnear
to name just a few.
You can mix, mingle, grab a drink & intellectualize with local
film host and
curator Eric Raddatz during live independent film screenings every
Monday
night at 7 p.m. from November 2010-March 2011 at the Sidney &
Berne Davis Art
Center, where you will get a chance to interact with celebrity
judges, local
filmmakers, artists, musicians and comedians. Join public
discussions after
watching short films in consideration for the Fort Myers Film
Festival and
local student films - then stay for the fun. Special guests,
musical acts and
interviews will be announced prior to each Monday night. Admission
only $2
The Fort Myers Film Festival will be held March 24-27, 2011 at the
Sidney &
Berne Davis Art Center, with an opening night gala for V.I.P.
guests from the
city with filmmakers and cineasts alike Wednesday, March 23. The
Fort Myers
Film Festival is an intelligent independent filmmaker's preferred
event to
create, unite and showcase the finest artistic cinematic works. The
inaugural
event is a must attend for filmmakers living in Lee, Collier and
Charlotte
counties. Sponsored by Bennett's Fresh Roast, the official coffee
of the Fort
Myers Film Festival, Florida Weekly, Geraghty, Dougherty &
Edwards, P.A., Sky
Angel, Naples International Film Production Association, Florida
Arts Inc. and
Pulse Magazine.
To have your film screened all submissions, volunteers,
sponsorships and media
requests may be directed to eric@fortmyersfilmfestival.com or
www.fortmyersfilmfestival.com
Eric resides in Cape Coral, Florida with his two children.
Eric Raddatz has more information available and can be reached
through his
website www.ericraddatz.com, by email at
eric@fortmyersfilmfestival.com
GASPARILLA FILM
FESTIVAL
Filmmakers OPEN CALL FOR ENTRIES
(Tampa)
Date: 2010-09-04, 10:09AM EDT
Reply to: see below
Gasparilla International Film Festival (Tampa Bay)
5 Annual March 24, 2011 to March 27, 2011
OPEN CALL FOR ENTRIES
The Gasparilla International Film Festival, Tampa/St.
Petersburg's
largest independent film festival, takes place during Tampa's
annual
Gasparilla Festival.
There are approximately 100,000 arts patrons expected for all
Gasparilla
events over the 1 month festival- so you will most definitely have
the
opportunity to expose your film to this large audience!
http://www.gasparillafilmfestival.com
info@gasparillafilmfestival.com
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