I'm an actress.  25 years old. Can send resume / headshot.  Would love
to help out a team in any way I can.  Interested to see how the
process goes down in 48 short hours...

Hello.

I have found myself a team to work with.

Thanks.
Adam

--- In 48hourfilm-newyork@yahoogroups.com, "silverdrumvideo"
<silverdrumvideo@...>
wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> My name is Adam Barker and I'm interested in coming down to NYC to join an
existing
> team. I own a high definition camera and I'm wondering if anybody here happens
to
needs
> a cameraman. There are, however, some important things that you really must
know
> BEFORE you contact me:
>
> 1. I've come to notice that a lot of people on here seem to have a fairly
decent amount
of
> experience under their belt. Some of you are established filmmakers, some of
you are
> actors and actresses, some of you may have won an award here and there for
what you
do,
> and also I'm guessing that most of you have college backgrounds. I do have
experience
> with making short films, corporate videos and wedding videos ... however,
currently I
have
> absolutely no formal, professional training whatsoever (i.e., no college
background, no
> Oscars, NOTHING). So, if it is something that you're looking for and it's an
absolute
> requirement, I ask that you please seek elsewhere. I have never even been to
college, so
if
> that is going to be a problem for you, then let's not waste each other's time.
Sound fair?
If
> it's NOT a problem, then please continue to read this ridiculous message that
I'm writing
> to you...
>
> 2. I live in the state of Vermont. Vermont is about 4.5 hours from NYC. It's a
bit of a
hike,
> don't you agree? Anyway...if you decide to ignore my above-mentioned lack of
college
> training (see #1) and would also like to meet up with me before the contest in
NYC
starts,
> then you must be willing and able to do at least one of the following: a)
either be in or
> come to the southern Vermont area where I am currently located, b) meet up
with me
> somewhere in Albany where we can discuss and plan the project, and/or c) wait
until the
> day before, meet with me before the contest starts and then go from there.
>
> Now, all that being said...the following is my previous experience:
>
> My first-ever experience began during the winter season of 2002. I made over
30 hours
of
> footage into a 7 minute long recruiting video for my employer (Stratton
Mountain
Resort),
> using a Sony DCR-TRV17 and Windows Movie Maker software, on a horrible piece
of
junk
> Dell computer with Windows installed. It took a few months for me to complete
it, and it
> was used that following summer in five different countries (Argentina, Brazil,
Peru, New
> Zealand and Australia). It was a success. I then went on to the world of
wedding
> videography, using the same equipment for 5 different clients. After that, I
went on a
brief
> hiatus, during which I helped out a friend of mine with some of his college
film projects.
I
> was a soundman and camera operator for two of his projects (one of which
helped him
> graduate from Castleton State College). Just recently I invested in new
equipment so that
I
> could get myself back into doing videography. I now own an Apple iMac G5 with
Final
Cut
> Express HD installed (I am currently learning how to use Final Cut Express
HD). I also
just
> bought myself a Sony HDR-HC1 High Definition video camera; with the matching
tripod,
> light and wireless bluetooth microphone.
>
> If you're interested in having me join your team, then I would love to hear
from you.
Please
> tell me exactly what you specifically need from me and I'll be there; just as
long as you
can
> fully understand and appreciate my background (and my location).
>
> Thank you for taking the time to read this message. Have a pleasant day.
>
> Adam Barker

if you're still looking for an actress to be part of your team, let me
know!  Thanks everyone and break legs!

Last reminder...

Come Meet-n-Greet!

One & One Bar
76 E. 1st Street at 1st Avenue
Tuesday, April 11
6-8pm

Looking forward to meeting you/seeing you!
-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com

Don't forget about the Meet-n-Greet tomorrow!

Stop by to mix and mingle with 48 Hour Film Project team leaders and
film-folks interested in joining a team.  It's also a chance to check
out the kickoff and drop off space.

One & One Bar
76 E. 1st Street at 1st Avenue
Tuesday, April 11
6-8pm

-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com

We're going to have a Meet-n-Greet... 48 Hour Film Project-style!

Come to the filmmaking nexus of the universe (1st Street and 1st
Avenue in the East Village) to meet team leaders and potential team
members, network with other filmmakers and check out the Kickoff and
Drop Off joint!

Date: Tuesday, April 11
Time: 6-8pm
Place: The One and One Bar, 76 E. 1st Street at First
Avenue (Happy Hour Specials until 7:30pm!)

The New York 48 Hour Film Project takes place on the weekend of April
21-23, so Meet-n-Greet while you can.

See you there!
-Christina

Christina Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
www.48hourfilm.com

We are a team based in Manhattan who are looking for

1- Camera person
2- Editor (final Cut)
3- Make up artist
4- Lights/Sound

If you have any interest in joining our team then feel free to Email
me on

doctorsteven@...

Steven

The newest podcast on the Instant Movie Blog features interviews with
teams in the Philadelphia 48 Hour Film Project. You can download it at
www.instantmovieblog.com. You can also post info about your own team's
accomplishments on the blog and we'll pass the word.

Doing the 48Hr Film Fest in the wonderfull NYC, Looking for someone
who is interested in filming art... With a camera...

Look forward for aa reply
Steven

Hi Everyone!

Our team New Liberty Entertainment is still in need of a gaffer(if you
have a kit it would be great!, a sound guy, an editor, and about 2
PA's.

If you're interested please contact me.

Lorena

Hi, this is Tom Lassu - I am a writer/director with European
influences - I was born and raised in Hungary. We have several
actors, a kick-ass composer, and a special-effect make-up person on
board.

Our fierce team needs a versatile, non-cliche-sequences oriented
Editor and a sound person with a boom pole and mixer to complement
our strengths. Meaningful cinematographical experiments are likely
to be on the menu for us to choose from.

I believe that the right editor has a sophisticated eye for visual
possibilities that the director and DP may not be always fully aware
of, thus the Editor should be on the set to suggest sequences and to
nip post production problems in the bud.

Kurosawa used to edit daily footage after the wrap every night,
fresh out of the cartridge. Because of the compressed time frame
availabe, I anticipate the editor hanging out behind the Director
and the DP, exchange some words, watch the shooting and prompt the
DP every hour and half to: "give it to me man, I have an idea, I can
do it in 30 minutes right now, hurry up!"

Most likely we will use my house in Fairview, NJ (30 mins from
Manhattan) as the production center, and probably some nearby
locations. You can count on better than average food, and a result-
oriented atmosphere that balances having fun with making a good
film. The emphasis will be on work, but if we do it right it should
feel like play.

I am looking forward to speak to you,

Tom Lassu
Writer/Director
tlassu~at~yahoo.com

Hey everyone!  Just wanted to introduce myself--I'm an actress here in
NYC and always looking for great roles.  Visit amyhoerler.com for more
info and email me if you're interested in working with me.  Thanks and
best of luck to everyone!

We are in need of a boom mic op(with own ewuipment), camera op(with
DVX or Xl2), make-up artist, and a documentarian(with own camera, no
preference on camera used). We're also looking for a jib, and a jib
operator. I need to know as soon as possible, so get back to me soon.

i've been following the 48hourfilmfest for some time, but haven't
gotten around to posting here. i would love to collaborate with a
filmmaker in this year's festival. if you're interested, get in touch.
you can hear some samples at http://www.djplainview.com/filmcues.html

thanks,
russell

Hi everyone,
I had such a total blast this summer being a part of the 48hr film
project ( Miso Films wonderful "Entree`") and am hoping to join
another team! I've done tons of improv, film, theatre, trained in
London and can pretty much make any part shine.
See my info below.
Photo won't attach but here's some actors I'm told I resemble.
Tina Fey, Janeane Garafolo, Ricki Lake.
Cheers!

:)Leah Emmerich
(pix available upon request)


-------------------------------------------------------------



LEAH EMMERICH  Rose and Associates
SAG/AFTRA/AEA  212-604-4990
212-229-7939  818-332-5056
Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 5'3" Size: 11/12

Film
Entree' Principal 48 Hr Film Project/J. Redfearn
Seven Falls Lead Indie Short/Adam Mac Beth
It Takes Balls  Lead Indie Short/Michael Fasciano
Junior (scene w/ Danny DeVito)                 Principal  Ivan
Reitman, dir.
Warlock: the Armageddon Dayplayer Tapestry Films/Tony Hickox, dir.
Sweet and Low Down Principal Woody Allen, dir.

Television
The Arsenio Hall Show Singer/Dancer Paramount Television
Nightmare Dayplayer  NBC Movie of the Week

Off Off Broadway
Motke Thief Basha (principal) Todo Con Nada/ Aaron Beall
Draco and the Eclyptic Lauretta  (lead)  Cherry Lane/Susann Brinkley
Harm's Way Gravedigger (supp.) La Mama/Mac Wellman
RACE Puddin' (lead) Anna Deavere Smith
Marsh Light Bartender (lead)  Ensemble Studio Theatre
Humble Pie Spidey  (lead) The WorkShop Theater
I've Got a Gun...(Reading) Clair  (lead) Actors Studio/Tom Palumbo, dir.
A MidSummer Night's Dream 1stFairy/Snout (supp.) Shakespeare. in the
Parking Lot

Original Shows
THATΦ (NYU Arts Festival) writer/performer The Public Theatre/Dixon Place
Thinking Water (WP Winner) writer/performer The Knitting Factory

Regional
Windows Molly (lead) Los Angeles Theatre Center
The Road* Becki  (lead) Zephyr Theatre, LA
Twelfth Night Maria  (lead) Eugene O'Neill Th. Ctr., CT
When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder? Angel (lead) Theatre Row, LA
Heart Beat (Citykids Project) Toni  (lead) Nancy Reagan Benefit/Tour
The Diary of Anne Frank Anne  (lead) Ozark Actors Theatre, MO
La Casa The Child  (lead) Bread and Puppet Theatre, VT
The Alchemist Prunella  (lead) The Globe Playhouse, LA

London
Ashes Anne  (lead) British Theatre Assoc.
The Childrens Crusade Klara  (soloist) National Youth Theatre
Sleeping Beauty (rock opera)     Good Fairy (lead)  Lyric Theatre and
Tour

Training
Royal Acad. of  Dramatics Arts program, Bennington College, Carnegie
Mellon,
New York University (Honors), Shakespeare Coaching: Stephen Burdman
(New York Classical Theatre)
Scene Study: Jeff Perry (founding member, Steppenwolf Theatre Co.),
Improv: Chicago City Limits,
Upright Citizens Brigade, Acme Comedy Theatre (LA)

Special Skills
Improv., Character voices; playwriting; tarot cards; singing (mezzo
soprano); rock climbing; swimming;
Freestyle dance; plus size modeling

*"As Becki, Leah is a standout!" Variety

New York Filmmakers,

The New York 48 Hour Film Project is back!

It will take place on the weekend of April 21-23 and the on-line
registration will go live this Monday, February 27.  To register go
to:
http://www.48hourfilm.com/

BTW, we've revamped the website with a new look and new
functionality... check out the KITCHEN SINK tab to suggest future
required elements, upload photos from last year, update the new Film
Catalogue, and sign up for the 48 Hour Film Project e-newsletter.

Also new this year... all registration is first come, first served!
There is no random drawing.  So get ready to register on Monday!

The New York 48 Hour Film Project yahoo group is now ready for action
too.  I know some of you have sent emails recently and I will be
getting back to all of you in the next couple of days.

Ben Guaraldi, who was the New York Producer last year in addition to
being the Boston and San Francisco Producer, sends greetings and well
wishes for a great project as he focuses on Boston this year.

I'm looking forward to an exciting project in New York this year and
hope that you are a part of it!

Don't forget... Registration starts Monday!

-Christina

Christina M. Ruppert
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
christina@...

Hi all--

I think I can answer that one.  ;>

I was already living in Boston when I ran the 48 Hour Film Project in New
York last year.  I've been here since 2001.  Before that I was living in
Brooklyn.

Your new Local Producer, Christina Ruppert, basically co-produced the New
York 48HFP last year, although she didn't really get proper credit for it.
So you'll all be in very capable hands this year.  Also, I hope to come
down for some of the NYC 48HFP, although that will depend on my Boston
schedule.

And yes, Christina is related to Mark--she's Mark's sister.

Best,

Ben Guaraldi
Boston Producer
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com


On Thu, 23 Feb 2006, Joe Hansard wrote:

> hey, I just went to the revamped 48 hour film website and it said Ben
> moved to Boston, so I guess that means he is no longer affiliated with
> this yahoo group? Also is Christina Ruppert realted to Mark? Thanks.

Your search for the ultimate acting experience ends
here!

Audition for team THE ONE:11TH featuring Justin
Shannahan, Executive Producer of "theINDEgroup" and
"+hiphop", as we embark on our 2nd year into the 48
Hour Film Festival Boston!

The premise behind the 48 Hour Film Festival is...
Film-making teams have just one weekend to make a
short film. All creativity, writing, shooting,
editing, and adding a musical soundtrack, must occur
in a 48 hour window beginning Friday evening at 7pm
and ending Sunday at 7pm. The following week, the
completed films are screened to an eager audience. How
cool is that? If selected, you not only get to see
yourself on the big screen one week later, but you
also get a copy of the completed short film to keep
for your reel! All cast and crew members must be
volunteer, so there is no compensation available. This
is a GREAT opportunity to meet other industry
professionals! What better way to network your way
onto other productions, than at an actual movie set...
so don't miss out! As a side note, there are over 25
cities involved in this years 48 Hour Film Festival...
even in Paris! The best of each city is eligible to
enter in an all around best competition later this
year!

The competition takes place from April 7th through the
9th, with screenings at the Kendall Square Cinema on
the 11th, the 12th, the 18th, and the 19th. Basically,
all cast and crew members will be ON CALL the night of
April 7th, you will then be given information late
that evening as to where the 1st location will occur
the following morning. All shooting will take place on
April 8th, so you will need to be available for the
entirety of that day, NO EXCEPTIONS. Now as with any
movie production, time is subject to begin during the
early wee hours of the morning and run late into the
evening... so only SERIOUS actors/actress need apply!

If this sounds like your ideal kind of oppurtunity,
then please feel free to contact me at
Janelle@... or via phone at
(646)327-3291. Also, if you know anybody else that may
be interested in auditioning, then please forward this
email to them as well. Peace and GOD speak :)

Yours Truly,
Janelle M. Ryan

Telephone: (646)327-3291
Web: http://www.TheJanelleShow.com
Email: Janelle@...

"Beauty belongs to all people... it has no racial or geographic boundaries." ---
Janelle Penny Commiossiong (First Black Miss Universe)

Don't forget that tbe screening "Funny Shorts Made Fast: A Hurricane
Katrina Benefit" is tomorrow night, Thursday, 9/29!

Come out for an evening of entertainment and do a good deed at
the same time!

See info below...

The 48 Hour Film Project and Landmark Theaters are sponsoring a
benefit screening for Hurricane Katrina victims.  Come see eleven
of the funniest films made as part of the 48 Hour Film Project,
including New York's own "Without a Clue".

100% of the ticket sales will go to a hurricane relief fund through
the American Red Cross.

Here are the details:
"Funny Shorts Made Fast: A Hurricane Katrina Benefit"
Thursday, Sept. 29, at 7:30pm
Date: Thursday, Sept. 29 at 7:30pm
Place: Landmark's Sunshine Cinema
143 East Houston Street on the Lower East Side
(b/w 1st and 2nd Avenues)
(212) 330-8182

Tickets: $10
All proceeds to American Red Cross.
Advance tickets and theater info:
http://www.48hourfilm.com/relief.htm

The show includes:
"The Golden Tiki of Djubuti Buti", by Silopana from Baltimore
"Release", by Knights of the B from Baltimore
"Breakin Bread", by Klown Shoes from Las Vegas
"Without A Clue", by Ragtag Productions from New York City
"Big Foot", by Raine Pro-Co from Los Angeles
"The Premise Syndrome", by Cinema Queso from Portland, OR
"Mother Mayo", by Ruckus Films from Nashville
"Pitch Imperfect", by Battleground State from Boston
"Recharging the Batteries", by Band of Outsiders from Atlanta
"Knights of the Round Table", by CW Syndicate from Philadelphia
"Help Me Rhonda", by Digital Tronics from Washington, DC

There with be a Q&A with the filmmakers afterwards.

We hope you can join us!

Best,

Ben Guaraldi and Christina Ruppert Elepano
New York Producers
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com/

"FUNNY SHORTS MADE FAST"

A Hurricane Katrina Benefit Screening

Thursday, Sept. 29 at 7:30pm

Come enjoy an evening of films, support indie filmmaking, and at the
same time, help those who have lost so much in Hurricane Katrina.

From among hundreds of 48 Hour Films, see 11 of the funniest.
Observe the adventures of Naked Man! Watch as robots take over the
city! Hear songs of love and mayonnaise! One of our own New York
teams' film is included in the screening: "Without a Clue" by
Ragtag Productions (Brian Amyot)! Plus, New York filmmakers were
involved in some of the additional films, even though they were
created in other cities. The films are from across the U.S. and are
guaranteed to make you laugh!

This screening is part of a national evening of benefit screenings
presented by the 48 Hour Film Project and Landmark Theaters, to take
place in over 14 cities across the country.  All proceeds (100%) will
go to the American Red Cross!

BENEFIT DETAILS:
Date: Thursday, Sept. 29 at 7:30pm

Place: Landmark's Sunshine Cinema
143 East Houston Street on the Lower East Side
(212) 330-8182
Subway Directions: Take the F or V Train to the 2nd Avenue Stop. The
theatre is located on Houston, between 1st and 2nd Avenues.

Tickets: $10, all proceeds (100%) go to the American Red Cross

Tickets will soon be available on line at:
http://movies.channel.aol.com/showtimes/theater.adp?
tab=showtimes&theaterId=687

Hope to see you there!  For a list of the films, see below.  For more
details about the national event, go to www.48hourfilm.com

Please feel free to forward this e-mail to friends and listserves!

-Christina

Christina Ruppert Elepano
Director of Operations
48 Hour Film Project


"FUNNY SHORTS MADE FAST"
A Hurricane Katrina Benefit Screening
Films include:
Silopana – "The Golden Tiki of Djubuti Buti" - Baltimore
Knights of the B – "Release"-   Baltimore
Ragtag Productions -   "Without A Clue" -   NY
Klown Shoes -  "Breakin  Bread" - Las Vegas
Cinema Queso    - "The Premise Syndrome" -   Portland
Raine Productions – "Big Foot" -    LA, 2004
Ruckus Films – "Mother Mayo" - Nashville, 2003
Battleground State – "Pitch Imperfect" - Boston
Band of Outsiders – "Recharging the Batteries" - Atlanta
CW Syndicate - "Knights of the Round Table" - Philadelphia
Digital Tronics – "Help Me Rhonda" - DC

Hi Angel--

We're still looking into whether there will be an awards ceremony.
More information soon.

Best,

Ben Guaraldi
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com

--- In 48hourfilm-newyork@yahoogroups.com, "Angel" <acevedofilm@y...>
wrote:
> Hey Ben,
>
> Is there a date set for the awards ceremony?
>
> -Angel

Hello all--

After a long afternoon of counting ballots, the results of the
Audience Awards are in!  They are as follows:

Group A: "Fresh Pepper", by Viewer Discretion
Group B: "Without a Clue", by Ragtag Productions

Information about whether there will be a Best Of show will be coming
sometime this week.

Congratulations to the winning teams!  And thank you all for making
such marvelous films!

Best,

Ben Guaraldi
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com/

Hey Ben,

Is there a date set for the awards ceremony?

-Angel

Great jobs, everyone! And congratulations to Ben and Christina. Hope
y'all had lots of fun over the weekend and at the screenings as did we
who were involved with Homecoming (which screened the second night).

Tho I got a chance to meet quite a few of you Weds. and Thurs. nites,
just in case there was anyone I missed who might be casting, let not
one opportunity for networking go untapped (eh?). Below is a link for
a web page where you can access my stills, jazz vocals, headshots,
etc. If you should be casting for a middle-aged or older female and/or
need vocals for your soundtrack, please give me a shout and if there's
any other way I can be of help, please let me know.

If not, see y'all next time.

Best,

Elli

Elli Fordyce (Mom in Homecoming -- Brooklyn Pictures)
http://www.ise-ny.org/june05art.html
email: ellfordyce at msn dot org

I'm a producer for a group in the San Francisco 48HFP.  One of the
organizers (Ben
Guaraldi) recommended I post this question here as some of you
secured production
insurance for your shoot.

Where did you secure such insurance and how much did it cost?

I am a member of AIVF and have a contact list of brokers in my area,
but hoped I could
benefit from some of your experiences regarding this subject.  Thanks!

---Scott

Producer, Team Leader
Team ScatterShot
San Francisco 48 Hour Film Project

The A group screening was just great! Lots of really fine work up
there! See you all tonight!

Also, if anyone wants to keep making fast films, I'm in a group called
Quickflicks (www.quickflicks.org), which is associated with an
LA-based group called Group 101 (www.group101films.com) in which
members make a film every month. The New York group will be accepting
new members in the fall, exact details still being worked out. Drop me
an email if you're interested at 212.212 (at) usa.com.

-Bill Dyszel

Hi Maria--

On Friday, July 8th, twenty-six teams from New York received a
character, prop, line of dialogue, and a genre.  They had 48 hours to
make a film.  Yesterday (Sunday, July 10th), they dropped off the
films.  Tomorrow and Wednesday--7/12 and 7/13--we are screening the
films at Anthology Film Archives at 7pm and 9:30pm.

Does that help?

Best,

Ben Guaraldi
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com

--- In 48hourfilm-newyork@yahoogroups.com, punkgurl1628@a... wrote:
> Hi I just joined the group and I would just like to know how does this
> actually works?

Hi Diane--

I didn't get this message until just now.  Sorry about that.

Feel free to come to the Wrap Party, though...

Best,

Ben Guaraldi
New York Producer
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com

--- In 48hourfilm-newyork@yahoogroups.com, "geoxena" <dianeperri@n...>
wrote:
> Hi all,
> I just noticed on the 48-Hour homepage that it says "Please, three
> people maximum per team" regarding the Kickoff tonight.  I was hoping
> to come by tonight and be there for the kickoff, meet people, meet the
> teams, etc.  I imagined it would be a somewhat festive event.  I was
> not able to make it to any of the get-togethers.  How strict is the
> three-person rule?