Coming Your Way In June!!            http://www.TheATTAINActingWorkshop.com

Charleston, WV- June 12, 2009        Greensboro, NC- June 13, 2009

Columbia, SC- June14, 2009           Myrtle Beach, SC- June 17, 2009

Myrtle Beach, SC- June 18, 2009      Charleston, SC- June 19, 2009

Atlanta, GA- June 20, 2009           Chattanooga, TN- June 21, 2009

Nashville, TN- June 22, 2009         Bowling Green, KY- June 25, 2009

Louisville, KY- June 26, 2009        Lexington, KY- June 27, 2009


If you're an actor, don't miss you chance to be part of one of the most amazing 
workshops ever!  THE NATIONAL ATTAIN ACTING WORKSHOP is coming to your
state.  Students and industry professionals are raving about the workshop that
is
taking the world by storm!

"The ATTAIN class was seriously an incredible thing to sit through and watch.
Can't wait for the next one. Thanks for having me!" March 29, 2009
Shane Howard

"Karl - the workshop was AMAZING! I honestly didn't know I had an acting bone in
me; but your workshop helped me to reach depths that I didn't know even existed.
Not only is it worth every penny; the growth experience is priceless! " March
29, 2009
Kathee Tomlinson

"Karl has a grasp on what makes actors tick. He know how to push the envelope
within reason, and he understands that the only way for actors to develop is to
go outside their boundaries, without violating their own integrity." February
21, 2009
William Lee , Owner , CINEMA LEXZIKON


This workshop teaches you how to become a true human resource.  It goes where
the objective of every actor should be.  It teaches you how to tap into the
HUMAN CONDITION.  A miracle tool every actor should possess.

It doesn't stop there!  ATTAIN and Acting Coach, Karl Rose, help you to unlock
an inner chest of tools you never knew.  Tools that take you to a level you
never knew existed.  Tools that teach you how to be REAL IN AN UNREAL SITUATION.

"As a director I've sat through numerous acting classes myself to better
understand the craft and I have to say that I've seen more from his classes than
I have from any other. Karl's acting exercises, techniques, and personable
nature of class are challenging to the beginner as well as the seasoned vet.
Every actor can learn something from Karl Rose because Karl simply is the real
deal." December 22, 2008
-Cherokee Hall, Film Director

"Karl Rose's ATTAIN acting workshops have been an invaluable part of my acting
education. It was Karl's class, presented in Columbus, Ohio in 2007 that first
got me out of my shell and sparked my desire to be a working actor! That first
workshop I wasn't sure what to expect and felt a bit intimidated with the large
class. That feeling quickly went away with exercises that were engaging and fun!
I have been to several of Karl's classes since then it is always a great
experience. Karl is a master at pushing your limits and getting you out of your
head. He is never condescending, always encouraging and empowering his students.
I continue to use ATTAIN and recommend Karl without hesitation. Feel free to
write me with any questions!" December 16, 2008
-John Newkirk

This workshop is for anyone 17 and up, beginning or veteran actor.  All
exercises are based on each students skill level.  Mr. Rose is gifted in knowing
where and when and with whom he should STEP UP the exercise with.  Only a
maximum of 18 students is permitted for each adrenaline pumping six hour
workshop.

"During my first workshop with Karl, I watched him transform a young, shy and
inexperienced aspiring actress into a performer who could communicate strong
feeling without hesitation through her character. It was a testament to his
talent as a coach and his ability to inspire the trust of his students -
allowing them to perform at their best in a safe environment. I plan to attend
every workshop of Karl's that my schedule allows!" December 8, 2008
-Jennifer Bushnell

"Karl is an excellent acting coach, with great insight as how to tune an actor.
He is great in group discussions. Also, great at pulling unforseen emotions from
actors to bring a true performance to any piece." December 5, 2008
-Timmy Tzeiranakis

"Karl offers reasonably priced acting workshops. Not only did I enjoy the
workshops and learn a lot, I also gained connections for future acting jobs.
Karl keeps his students regularly informed of possible film jobs. I have
received film offers as a result of those contacts." December 4, 2008
-Sheila Baker

It can be very confusing for actors to get out of their head.  Learning to ACT
and REACT with fellow actors not thinking about, not internalizing, not knowing
what comes next IS the reality in the unreal.  Not listening for your next cue,
but listening to what is really going on- feeling what is happening.  Feeling
what you are saying and feeling precisely when to add it.

If the actor isn't feeling what he is saying- if he isn't being real in the
moment.  He can't tap into the HUMAN CONDITION.

"Heyman Talent Agency has been in business for over 19 years. During this time,
I have never seen a workshop that offers the creativity and intensity as the
ATTAIN Workshop does. If you are thinking about pushing your skills to a higher
level or just deciding to enter the industry, one thing is certain. When you
leave this workshop you will have become an actor." - Lynne Heyman

"Our talent are thrilled and rejuvenated after attending the ATTAIN Workshop. We
have never seen such creative steps in taking our talent from their head to the
heart as this class does. The fun yet intense atmosphere is exactly what is
needed for new or experienced talent to feel safe and "step it up" as necessary.
This is the workshop that creates actors!" - Richard Hayes

"For non-ego development of real actors: It's the best around." - W. Lee, Film
Director

"If you are serious about your craft, your career, and where you want it to go.
Please join us when we come to your area." -Karl Rose

Visit us at http://www.TheATTAINActingWorkshop.com and click on "The 2009
Southern Tour."

Student Testimonials

"Love the class and the attitude that comes with it!" - A. Griffith

"I think the whole experience was awesome. It was a very good class environment
with a ton of great exercises. I would definitely recommend this class." -
Jordan Letsinger (A HELL SHARED)

"Attending the ATTAIN class was liberating. I felt comfortable among my
classmates, and was able to be myself, even in a strange place. I learned more
in one class than I have in a few classes in the past. The moderators were very
personable and helpful. I highly recommend this class to all interested
persons." -- A. Morris

"The class was incredible!  Six hours was gone in no time!  By far, the best
acting class I ever spent money on!" - D. Midkif (TIME OF THE YEAR, SPIDERMAN,
SHADOW IN THE TREES)

"How's it go'n Karl? First off I would  like to  say thanks for  the opportunity
to attend your class and I appreciate the time you gave to share your
professionalism.  I have attended  many classes  and yours was one  of the top 
ranking. The  techniques  you use'd really  brought  out the emotions of real
life situations and as in majority of the class's I have attended  I left your
class  with a higher respect  for the  skills I possess inside. You  really know
your craft.   If there were any doubts about Karl Rose they were  quickly and 
completely  remove'd.   I thank you again and look forward to the next
one....and yes, I'm still shaking, lol.  Much respect."
-Sylvester Darnell (CODE BLACK, DEMONS RISING)

"The Moderator's work very hard to create a safe space. As an actor I find it
very easy to work and feel secure in the environment provided" - Selah Specht
(PHOTOGRAPHS)

"The class really helped get me out of my head and act from my heart.  It was
great to be in a safe place to let down my guard." -- N. Busken

"The ATTAIN class was an experience I will never forget.  Karl's exercises not
only challenge you, but teach you what it means to act from the heart and not
from your head." - E. Toxey (DEMONS RISING)

"Liberating.  Crossing bounaries never before crossed.  Amazingly incredible!" -
M. Sheldon

"Felt as if I ran a 10K race without leaving the room." -- J. Robertson

"Wow - I got so far out of my box... I'll never find my way back again." - D.
Perkins

Hi all,

Hope all is well. Just wanted to let everyone in tifn land know that
we have a position available at PCC for a part time art dept
instructor. (I've not seen a closing date, and one wasn't listed on
the bulletin sent to us.) If anybody's interested, you can refer to
the listing pasted below for more information. At the very bottom is
important contact information. If, however, you want to throw some
questions my way, please feel free to hit me directly at
moyee@... or ed_moye@...

Also, later in the day, I'm going to post information about auditions
for PCC's upcoming fall shoots, should anyone, or anyone you all know
of, be interested in playing with us. They're really cool stories so
I think it'll be a gas.

Thanks

Ed - See listing below

Instructor, Film & Video Production Technology (Part-Time)
Requires High School diploma/GED equivalent with minimum two years
experience in Film & Video art department operations, props, set
dressing, and set construction or Associate degree in Film and Video
Production Technology. Instruct Art Department Operations I and II.
Schedule is flexible. Minimum Salary: $25.00 per hour. Submit
Piedmont Community College Application for Employment bearing
applicant's original signature, explanatory cover letter, current
resume and unofficial/official transcript documenting educational
requirement and date degree conferred to Personnel Office, Piedmont
Community College, PO Box 1197, Roxboro, NC 27573. To obtain an
Application for Employment, contact Personnel Office (336) 599-1181,
ext. 248/226. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

Come out to see local filmmakers at their best. The Greensboro 48 Hour
Film Project will be screening June 28th at the Carolina Theatre, 310
South Greene Street, Downtown Greensboro.

Screening times:
Group A – 12:00pm
Group B – 3:00pm
Group C – 7:00pm
"The Best of Greensboro 48HFP `08" 9:00pm (Were the judges and the city
producers pick the top twelve films of the year. No programs, no
awards, in no particular order. Was your film selected? Buy your
tickets and find out!!!

Tickets are $9.00 per screening or $30.00 for an all day pass.
Tickets may be purchased online at
http://www.carolinatheatre.com/tickets.html or in person at the
Carolina Theatre. Tickets will be selling fast, so be sure to get yours
early!

We're sorry for the inconvenience. A lot goes into selecting a weekend
for the 48HFP and to be honest they didn't even have Solstice marked on
the calendar we were using. No matter which weekend we select someone
is going to have a conflict in schedules. But we will keep this in mind
when planning for next year.

Thanks,
Greensboro 48HFP Producers



--- In 48hourfilm-greensboro@yahoogroups.com, "caron_valentine"
<caron_valentine@...> wrote:
>
> I just wanted to say that the timing is disappointing as I have to
drive my daughter to these
> events (she's in a wheelchair) an this is a religious holiday for me.
Just saying.
>

I just wanted to say that the timing is disappointing as I have to drive my
daughter to these
events (she's in a wheelchair) an this is a religious holiday for me. Just
saying.

Come out on Friday night, June 20th, to the Greene Street Club around
6:00pm and watch teams gear up for the 5th Annual Greensboro 48HFP.
Team will draw their genre and we'll announce a character, a prop, a
line of dialogue that has to be included in their movie.

So if you haven't found a team yet, create your own. We still have some
spaces available, or if you just want to be part of the excitement come
out to the events. For more information go to:

www.48hourfilm.com/greensboro


Then come out Sunday, June 22nd, to the Green Burro, to cheer on your
favorite teams as they cross the finish line before 7:30pm. Filmmakers
from all over North Carolina will be racing against the clock to turn
their films in on time. Who will make it? Who won't? Come find out
Sunday 5:00pm to 10:00pm!!!

Come out to the Coffee at the Summit for this years " Greensboro 48HFP
Open Casting Call", if you are looking for additional crew, a team or
talent.
Please join us on Thursday June 5th from 6-9pm
Coffee at the Summit
623 Summit Ave.

Greensboro near the intersection of Yanceyville st.


You will be able to audition local talent and network with area
filmmakers.


This is a free event and is open to the public.



Only 3 weeks to kick off!

I forgot to mention that the Meet & Greet part of our event begins at
6:00pm. SO come out to the Greensboro 48HFP Meet & Greet/Best of '07
Screening on June 29th 6:00pm-9:00pm.

Need a PA? Actor? Sound? Want to join a team? Want to create a team?
This is the perfect opportunity for everyone to connect! Come out to
the Open Space Cafe and meet fellow filmmakers. We will be going over
new rules and regs, meet with city reps for parks/street release forms,
followed by the best of Greensboro 48HFP 2007 screening beginning at
7:30pm.

The Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project is open to everyone. Our event was
created for anyone who has ever been interested in making films, or
acting in one. What better way to get your feet wet then to jump on in.
Come out to our Open Auditions on June 5th and join a team or create
your own.

See you there,

Mindy

Hi, my family and I are interested in doing some local acting as
extras, walk-ons, etc. I saw your site and the information on the open
casting call. Does this type of project have room for novices like us,
or will all the talent involved be experienced?

Thanks,

Laura

Welcome back to Greensboro's 48 Hour Film Project all you filmmakers.
We're excited to have locked down most of our venues. Check below for
a list of upcoming events. If you have any questions please feel free
to give us a call or send us an email greensboro48HFP@... .

April 28 -  Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project Registration Opens!!!
		 Don't miss out on the fun, be the first to sign up
                 and lock in your teams spot.

April 30 -  JoBeth Goes to Cannes!!!!!!is being screened at the
                 Cannes Film Festival in  The Keen Collaboration
                 (last years Greensboro 48HFP winners) will
                  be hosting a fund raiser at Greene Street Club
                  beginning at 5:00pm. There will be a $5.00 cover to
                  enter the rooftop bar and all proceeds
		  will go towards sending their representatives to
                  France for the Cannes Film Festival.
                  Call (336) 420- 6917 for more info…

May 8 -  Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project "Meet & Greet"
		 Come out and see old friends, old rivals, and meet
                 other filmmakers along the way.  The Meet & Greet
                 will be held at Coffee at the Summit
		 623 Summit Ave, Greensboro from 7:00-9:00pm.

May 9 -         Greensboro 48HFP "Best of Screening"
		 Come out and see the best the 48HFP has to offer.
                 If you have a 48HFP film from previous years and
                 would like it to be screened, email us at
		 greensboro48hfp@... and we'll try to fit it
                 in…. time permitting. We're still working on a
                 location for this one; we'll let you know when
		 we've found one.

June 5 -  Greensboro 48HFP "Open Casting Call"
		 Running short on time and need to find that perfect
                 actor? We're here to help!!! Come out the our open
                 casting call, where we bring actors and filmmakers
                 together. Coffee at the Summit
		 623 Summit Ave Greensboro from 6:00-9:00pm

June 20 -  Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project Kick-Off Event!!!!
		 The kick off event is scheduled to take place at
                 Greene Street Club
		 Go to www.48hourfilm.com/greensboro for more info

June 22 -  Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project Drop-Off Event!!!!
		 The drop-off event is scheduled to be at
                 the Green Burro
		 Go to www.48hourfilm.com/greensboro for more info

June 28 - Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project Screening Event!!!
		 Go to www.48hourfilm.com/greensboro for more info

June 29 - Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project Wrap Party
		 We're having the wrap party at Greene Street Club,
                 more info to come.

Thanks,

Co-Producers, Mindy Scott (336) 514-0479
               Suzan & John Magee (336) 504-5617

Come out to the Carolina Theatre, Saturday, August 11th to view all
of the 48 hour film project shorts. Remember to vote for your
favorite team.

Saturday, August 11th
The Screenings will take place at the Carolina Theatre, 310 South
Greene St

Group A will screen at 12:30pm.
Group B will screen at  3:30pm.
Group C will screen at 7:30pm.


TICKET SALES

Tickets cost $9 per screening or $21 for an all day pass.
Tickets may be purchased online at
http://www.carolinatheatre.com/tickets (credit card required).

OR at:

Carolina Theatre, 310 South Greens St
Downtown Greensboro


Stick around for the WRAP PARTY!!!

Greene St Club, 113 North Greens St. in Downtown Greensboro

Doors open at 9:00 pm and the Wrap Party will begin after the
screenings.  Free to all 48 Hour Film attendees and ticket stub
holders.

Out of the 45 teams that participated this year, we had 41 teams to
return with a tape... 34 of them were on time. Congratulations to
everyone that participated this year. We hope that everyone had fun,
that's the main idea. We'll see you all this Saturday!!! We want to
hear all of your war stories.

Just wandering how many teams survived the weekend and got their
projects in ontime,..anyone know yet?

The Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project 2007 Elements.

                              Elements
Character:  Joe or Joanne Taylor, Nightshift Worker
Prop:  a magnifying glass
Line of Dialogue:  "Hug me close and call me 'Sugar'."


Good Luck, Have FUN and call us if you have any questions.

Greensboro Producers,

Mindy Scott (336) 514-0479
Suzan Magee (336) 504-5617

I'm starting to hear about a few people who are joining more than one
team.  I guess they are waiting to see where they will get a better
role or more exciting job.  I hope all of you will discourage this as
anyone of us could be relying on a person, even if its just for one
shot and then find them unavailable.  Then the team loses time trying
to fix it.

In my opinion, at Friday at 7:00 pm, you are with one team for the
entire ride and if you don't like it, join another team next year.  But
just like the producers, you take what you get at the kick-off.  None
of us can promise anything until we start writing the script and we
have know what our resources are when we are writing.

Stephen D. Hyers
General Pictures

Sorry we haven't posted the judges sooner, but Suzan and I have been
extremely busy preparing for the event. The judges for the Greensboro
48 Hour Film Project this year are as follows.

Dan Brawley, Director of the Cucalorus Film Festival
Mark Burger, Award Winning Film Critic
Kate Miller, Co-Producer Two Soldiers, other films include Critical
Condition, Mr. Destiny, The Jackal, Virus, Kiss the Girls

I hope everyone can come out to the screening Aug 11th and thank our
judges for helping out.

Sure!!! Here is the timeline for Friday night.

5:30pm - 6:00pm - Team leaders arrive and check in at the table
                   marked with their screening group letter(A, B or C).
6:25pm - 6:35pm   Suzan and I will introduce ourselves & do a review
                   of important information.
6:35pm – 6:52pm   We'll start the drawing for each teams genre by
                   group
6:52pm – 6:56pm   Reveal the elements for the event (prop, character
                   & line of dialogue)
6:57pm – 6:59pm   Final Announcement
6:59pm – until    Wild Card Genre drawing (anyone who isn't happy and
                   really to loves to gamble will stick around and
                   draw a wild card genre. All other teams will be
                   released).

   2007 Wild Card Genres
• Animal Film
• Children's Film
• Ghost Movie
• Historical Fiction/Period Piece
• Mystery
• Silent Film (see below)
• Sports Film
• War Film

Can the producers give us a run down of what to expect on Friday night
please? How many wild card genres will there be this year?

Come out to the Greensboro 48HFP Meet & Greet Thursday, July 26th
5:00pm-7:00pm at Rum Runners, 212 S. Elm St in Downtown Greensboro.

Come meet other people who want to make a 48 Hour Film. Writers,
actors, make up artist, directors, producers, caterers, DPs, PAs, and
others who want to participate are all invited.

Stay for the Luau Party afterwards...

Generally - if you are shooting downtown and not impeding foot or auto
traffic, you're OK without any type of permit from the city. However,
if folks have more filming that they want to do - like base their whole
production at a park, it would be wise to fill out a location agreement
with the city.

Note: April Harris, Special Events Manager for the City of Greensboro,
will be at the "Meet & Greet" on July 26th from 5-7pm to take up city
location forms and answer questions.

I just got in from the open auditions and it went great. Thanks to all
of the teams and talent who came out to support us. I hope everyone was
able to find the extra talent they needed. I took pictures of the
talent for teams that weren't able to attend. I will post the pics and
contact info of our talent as soon as I find the cable to download the
pics. I know that a couple of teams expressed a need for music
composers. So if you are a composer or know someone who is, please pass
their information along and I'll post it on our myspace, yahoo group,
and facebook webpages. Don't forget the Meet & Greet on Thursday July
26th 5-7pm.

--- In 48hourfilm-greensboro@yahoogroups.com, "Beth" <bluvelvet2@...>
wrote:
>
> Do we know who the judges are yet for Greensboro?
>
We are in the process of selecting judges now. Once we have locked down
our judges we will send out that information. It was great seeing you
at the open auditions tonight, thanks for coming out... Mindy...

Do we know who the judges are yet for Greensboro?

This is just a reminder that there are only a few days left to join the
Greensboro 48 HFP at the early bird rate. After Monday, July 9th the
cost for registration will go from $125 to $148. So, if you haven't
signed your team up for the 2007 Greensboro 48HFP, hurry because time
is running out and space is limited.

Exciting News!!! This years winning team will receive a spider lighting
kit courtesy of Westcott/Barbizon and the runner up will receive a
Kessler Crane. But you can't win if you don't join. So visit
www.48hourfilm.com/greensboro and sign up today.

In an effort to help Greensboro teams find new talent; the producers of
the Greensboro 48HFP will be holding open auditions on Thursday July
12th from 6-8pm @ Rum Runners. This will be a great way to find actors
who are looking to join a 48 hour team and to expand your talent
database for future productions. For more information email Mindy or
Suzan at greensboro@...  or visit our webpage at
48hourfilm.com/greensboro

Did you know that you can go to www.48.tv and watch streaming video of
past and present 48 hour films? It's a great chance to check out the
competition.

If you have sign your team up for the Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project,
hurry space is limited.

We would like to welcome everyone to the Greensboro 48 Hour Film
Project Yahoo Group site. We are very proud to have the opportunity to
produce the Greensboro 48 Hour Film Project this year and hope that we
are able to make this the best year ever. We invite you to use this
group site as the 48 hour film project hub. We know that there are
still a lot of teams forming or team leaders looking for crew and
actors, so please feel free to post your information here. We will be
updating this site daily and hope that you will be able to take part in
some of our upcoming events that are posted. But we would like to also
remind you that neither this site nor any other site is a substitute
for the official 48 Hour Film Project website.

Thanks,

Producers
Mindy Scott & Suzan Magee