*i am interested in joining a group to experience the film fest.
unfortunately i am limited on time.  i have work Sunday.  but, would like to
work Saturday morning til late afternoon 6/24/06 and/or Friday night
6/23/06.  willing to help in any role, inc PA.*  also, have a friend
filmmaker that would like to join.

if you would like to work together please state your location, time and what
work you might need.

i have experience in hosting, camera, sound, td for cable access; have
worked as Actor, AD, Assistant to Director, Producer and Actor, also extra
and PA work.  my focus is in FCP editing but don't think that will help you
in working as i am not available on Sunday for post.

thanks.

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...we have a scheduled Thursday night screening and if we hold it
then, some 8 members of our team will not be able to attend.  Is there
a team scheduled for Tuesday night that would be willing to swap with us?

I'd really like to be able to bring my team out to the screening
without having them wreck their schedules (or worse, miss the thing...)

Is there anyone who can make this trade?

  --v

I performed in and worked on last years award winning
film "SaltQuest".  Our group won three awards in the 48hr film
project.  It was such an inspiring event; I'd like to be part of
this years project.  Unfortunately, FreeDirt Media is not
participating. 

I am available as either an actor (professionally trained comedic or
dramatic) or as a crewmember (15years experience in video and
theatre production). 

Actor:
Trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Hosted "Straight Night Out" at Theatre Rhino as "Straight Ambassador"
Meisner Technique I & II with Christy English Butchers

Crew:
Asst. Director / Production Mgr. / Stage Mgr. / Dolly Grip
Illbilly Productions - "Evolution: The Musical" - Assistant Director
FreeDirt Media - "SaltQuest" - Production Manager
American Conservatory Theatre - "The Love of the Nightingale" - S.M.
Managed productions in L.A., NYC, Las Vegas, Dallas and S.F.

Best regards,
Doug Proulx
DugPru@...

hi,

I'm looking for crew for my team "Are We There Yet." I need people for
camera, lighting, and sound. Please go to
http://www.wearenotamused.com/AreWeThereYet/ for details.

thanks,
-leena-

I have had a few people on our team ask and I was curious if it had
been announced already?

Also, where are we all meeting on that Friday?

Thanks,

Joel

I just wanted to say hello to all you 48HFP participants and wish
you the best prep time ever.  We are working on crew selection and
plan on having a great time; so, how many teams have signed up so
far?

Oh and while I'm at it - I wanted to tell everyone about a mini-film
fest and screening (a local filmmaking group I work with) being held
this Sunday in San Francisco...and if you have any shorts under 15
min that you would like screened give me a call or shoot me an email
and we might be able to add it to the mix.

Where: Club Hide
What: Gorilla Film Troupe Conspiracy SF Screening & Mini-Fest
Where: 280 Seventh Street
When: Doors open at 3pm (Screenings start at 4pm) - Sun May 21st
$3 Admission
$8 Beer Bust Special (Gets you unlimited micro-brews all nite)

email: gftcinfo@...

Sorry for the shameless plug, but I thought that a few of you might
be interested in showing off some of your previous 48HFP work, and it
is always great to meet other local filmmmakers.

Best regards,

Joel "Sinohui" Hinojosa
Emerging Artist Productions
director.hinojos@...
408-823-3246

Hi everyone,

I won't be doing the 48 hour film project this year, but wish everyone
the best of luck.  I participated a few years ago and our team won a few
awards (Audience Choice and Best Acting).

I wrote a long blog entry back then about the entire event right after
we finished.  There are probably some good tips in there for anybody
participating.

Best of luck to everyone. Here's the link:

http://www.jasondenzel.com/Blog/2004_05_01_arch.php


BTW-- (shameless plug), feel free to check out our production company
website at http://www.argonaut-ent.com/

Take care
Jason Denzel





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> hey all,
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> just chiming in to say hello!  this will be our first 48 hour film and
> we're totally stoked. we're artistfilm.com from the peninsula/south
> bay. if you care to offer any pointers, tips, admonitions, anecdotes,
> we're open to all of it :)
>
> - ana
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hey all,

just chiming in to say hello!  this will be our first 48 hour film and
we're totally stoked. we're artistfilm.com from the peninsula/south
bay. if you care to offer any pointers, tips, admonitions, anecdotes,
we're open to all of it :)

- ana

Hi,

I've signed up to direct a 48-hr film this year. The name of the
team is "Are We There Yet?"

I did camerawork for last year's "Elimi-mate" and would like to
direct a short film this year. I've written/directed/edited three
short (3-min, 5-min, 7-min) films in the past.

If you are interested in being a cast or crew, please send me a
brief email with your past education/experience and a few lines on
your interest in films/filmmaking (films/director/writer you like,
etc.).  Please include your email address and phone number (emails
with missing phone numbers will be ignored).

Cast: any and all actors of any gender/races/age since we won't know
until the day of the film as to who we'll need.

Production Crew: writer, camera, sound, light, productions
assistants (for odd jobs)

Post-Production Crew: editor with Adobe Premiers experience,
music/sound composer, sound editor, titles creator/editor

Promotion: producer (finance & marketing), web designers, event
planners (for planning the showing of films at parties)


thanks,
-leena-

Made it in by the skin of our teeth last year, we may have been the
first to sign up this year. Either way - I can't wait to be exhausted
after another 48HFP. I'm looking forward to this very much!

...it begins...

Hi!  Does anybody here have experience with low budget production
insurance?  Xoflow Films would like to continue making shorts, but it
certainly seems like we should invest in some production insurance to
help with equipment rentals, etc.

Does anybody have any advice?

Thanks!
Mark A. Brown
Xoflow Films

Hi JD and group,

This looks GREAT but bummer not have any SF films
included in the lineup! (Main Cabin comes to mind!)

I hope to make it tomorrow night.

Cheers,

Ben Hess
Producer, Writer
DOING TIME
(the sci fi one with the 57 Chevy :-)
digital@...
650 367 7899


--- John David <firstharmonic@...> wrote:

> Dear friends of the 48 Hour Film Project--
>
> This message went out previously to many of you, but
> i wasn't sure
> if it got sent to the Yahoo Group for the SF 48HFP.
> Here it is.
> I am writing to let you know that the 48 Hour Film
> Project and
> Landmark Theaters are organizing a benefit for
> people affected by
> Hurricane Katrina.  We're showing eleven of the
> funniest, most
> entertaining films made as part of the 48 Hour Film
> Project.
>
> The filmmakers and the 48HFP have donated the use of
> the films
> and our labor to produce the event.  Landmark
> Theaters have
> generously donated their theater time at cinemas
> across the US.
> 100% of the proceeds will go to hurricane relief
> efforts through
> the American Red Cross.
>
> So come on out for a good cause, and watch the
> adventures of
> Naked Man, see robots take over cities, and hear
> songs of office
> intrigue and mayonnaise.  These films are guaranteed
> to make you
> laugh!
>
> Here are the details:
>
> "Funny Shorts Made Fast: A Hurricane Katrina
> Benefit"
>
> Wed. Sept 28th, at 7:30pm
> Embarcadero Center Cinema
> One Embarcadero Center, Promenade Level
> San Francisco, CA 94111 (415) 267-4893
>
> Tickets: $10
> All proceeds go to the American Red Cross.
> Advanced tickets and theater info are here:
>
http://www.landmarktheaters.com/market/SanFrancisco/EmbarcaderoCenterCinema.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
>
> I hope you can join us.  It promises to be a great
> evening!
>
> Please forward this e-mail to friends and
> listserves!
> We need to get the word out to make this a success.
>
> For more details, go to:
> http://www.48hourfilm.com/relief.htm
>
> Best,
>
> John David
> San Francisco Producer
> 48 Hour Film Project
> http://www.48hourfilm.com/
>

Dear friends of the 48 Hour Film Project--

This message went out previously to many of you, but i wasn't sure
if it got sent to the Yahoo Group for the SF 48HFP.  Here it is.
I am writing to let you know that the 48 Hour Film Project and
Landmark Theaters are organizing a benefit for people affected by
Hurricane Katrina.  We're showing eleven of the funniest, most
entertaining films made as part of the 48 Hour Film Project.

The filmmakers and the 48HFP have donated the use of the films
and our labor to produce the event.  Landmark Theaters have
generously donated their theater time at cinemas across the US.
100% of the proceeds will go to hurricane relief efforts through
the American Red Cross.

So come on out for a good cause, and watch the adventures of
Naked Man, see robots take over cities, and hear songs of office
intrigue and mayonnaise.  These films are guaranteed to make you
laugh!

Here are the details:

"Funny Shorts Made Fast: A Hurricane Katrina Benefit"

Wed. Sept 28th, at 7:30pm
Embarcadero Center Cinema
One Embarcadero Center, Promenade Level
San Francisco, CA 94111 (415) 267-4893

Tickets: $10
All proceeds go to the American Red Cross.
Advanced tickets and theater info are here:
http://www.landmarktheaters.com/market/SanFrancisco/EmbarcaderoCenterCinema.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

I hope you can join us.  It promises to be a great evening!

Please forward this e-mail to friends and listserves!
We need to get the word out to make this a success.

For more details, go to:
http://www.48hourfilm.com/relief.htm

Best,

John David
San Francisco Producer
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com/

Short Film: "The Portrait"

A drama about an artist obsessed with painting her self portrait.

Needed:
1) Production sound person able to operate a mixer, boom mic, and a
wireless system. Preference for someone with their own DAT recorder.
Dates needed: weekends, September 16-18 and 23-25.

2) Production Assistant.  Dates needed September 13-25th

If you or anyone you know would be intersted, please contact:
Jeremy Obertone 949-413-2092 or obertonejeremy@...

Thank you for spreading the word.

Danielle Cohen