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Subject: [Cin48HourFilm] NEW YAHOO GROUP!

HEY EVERYONE BE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY NEW GROUP ITS CFG THE CINCINNATI
FILMMAKERS GROUP! YOU CAN COLLABORATE ABOUT UPCOMING FILMS IN
CINCINNATI AND MEET OTHERS BE SURE TO CHECK IT OUT AND SIGN UP!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cincinnati_filmmakers_group

CFG PRESIDENT
CORY OSBORNE

HEY EVERYONE BE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY NEW GROUP ITS CFG THE CINCINNATI
FILMMAKERS GROUP! YOU CAN COLLABORATE ABOUT UPCOMING FILMS IN
CINCINNATI AND MEET OTHERS BE SURE TO CHECK IT OUT AND SIGN UP!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cincinnati_filmmakers_group

CFG PRESIDENT
CORY OSBORNE

Hi my name is Cory Osborne I am a 17 year old male from around
Cincinnati Ohio. I am currently pursueing a career in filmmaking and
acting. I really would like to do this 48 hour film project and
wouldnt be able to get at team together for it so I am looking for a
team to join. I know it may sound funny a 17 year old in filmmaking
but you can rely on me. I am president of my Graphic Communications
class at Southern Hills Career Center I work on small shorts in my
class and have even job shadowed at WCPO Channel 9 news so I have had
a lot of work in production. If you could get me some information on
your team I would really appreciate it.
Thanks Alot!

Cory Osborne
MY E-MAIL IS
sportlover2112002@...
THANKS AGAIN!!!

Hi my name is Cory Osborne I am a 17 year old male from around
Cincinnati Ohio. I am currently pursueing a career in filmmaking and
acting. I really would like to do this 48 hour film project and
wouldnt be able to get at team together for it so I am looking for a
team to join. I know it may sound funny a 17 year old in filmmaking
but you can rely on me. I am president of my Graphic Communications
class at Southern Hills Career Center I work on small shorts in my
class and have even job shadowed at WCPO Channel 9 news so I have had
a lot of work in production. If you could get me some information on
your team I would really appreciate it.
Thanks Alot!

Cory Osborne
MY E-MAIL IS
sportlover2112002@...
THANKS AGAIN!!!

Hello all,
I am looking forward to another year of the 48 Hour Film weekend and
all the fun, how `bout you?!

This will be my third year, as it is for some of you reading this. My
goal with this posting is to get on board with a team that has been in
this before as well.
My experience previously in these years were with The Countering
Group: Terminal Count with Lonna, Eric, KK, Jenny, Lance and others,
where I even played an on-screen part and my name was used throughout
the film.
This past year I was with Team Orville and Wilbur: Corporate Ladder,
which consisted of Jerry, Laura, David, Frank, and many more. I have
been fortunate to enjoy the people I worked with and have a lot of fun.

My qualifications are as follows:
Extensive experience in makeup, I have a passion for making people
look beautiful through cosmetics. It is an art form and I'm very good
at it and professional.

I come to the set well prepared and quiet. I know my place is to keep
those in front of the camera looking good and fresh. I also do a
variety of special effects make up using latex, blood and color and
can offer some hair and wardrobe/styling.

I use MAC cosmetics and work as a make up professional in business,
offering private training, helping actresses make professional
portfolios and designing web sites for them as well as musicians and
other professionals. In addition, I keep busy doing movies and
freelance work in area stores. I am fast and creative.

I worked on many special projects and eight movies in 2004, including
two full-length features as key make up artist.

A Southern Ohio Film Association board member and producer of music
and film festivals such as the "Queen City Film and Video Festival", I
bring attention to detail provide enthusiasm and know-how to any
project. I know a lot of makeup tricks and know how to keep actors
looking (and smelling) their best.

Major points:
Team player
Beauty advisor/sales professional in cosmetics
6 years experience in pro cosmetics, freelancing
4 years in doing make-up for film, actress and model portfolios
Quick makeovers in stores
Beauty & style advisor
Wealth of product knowledge and advanced techniques
Producer of the annual Queen City Film and Video Festival
Mary Kay independent consultant
Make-up, fashion consulting and sales professional
Make up of and for all types of actors/actresses
Conduct courses and clinics on skin care and makeup
Train application of product lines through demonstration, supervision
and feedback
WebMistress of resource web sites, writer and creator of a knowledge
base used by theaters across the county for advanced make up techniques

Call or email to ask any questions or to begin working together.

Jenelle Rose

Cincyfilms.com
QCFilmFestival.com
Jenelle@...
513 731-2464

Last year I directed a short film for the 48Hour Film Festival. I am
actually doing it again this year. I guess I like pain, but the chaos
of it all was worth it. You may remember my team, we are The
Insomniacs. The film was shown at the Madison Theater in September,
2004, it was called "This Is Your Lucky Day." A short about a guy who,
basically and accidentally, has a one night stand with a woman who he
finds out was actually a drag queen. And yes, the drag show was real.
We were mentioned in the Enquirer twice.

If anyone is interested, especially my cast and crew from last year
please contact me ASAP. Let me know what you are wanting to do, if you
want to be cast or crew, if you have any equipment, anything you can
tell me would be great.

Thanks again, Pilar Productions

Oh, for those of you who have never done this before it is all based on
a volunteer basis. That is one of the rules of the 48Hour Film
Festival.

I've heard that online entry forms would be available for download
from the 48 Hour website today.

Is this true?
If so does anyone know when today they will be available?

Thanks

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/withani

The Sonnyboo Gazette


In the ceaseless effort to live by the motto "In order to be
discovered, you have to be somewhere people can find you"...  I
present the latest update on the many happenings in the World of
Sonnyboo.

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starting on January 24th, 2005 - www.UNDERGRUNDFILM.ORG is hosting
an "All-Sonnyboo Week" where they will premiere 1 new Sonnyboo or
Sonnyboo related short a day.

already added is the HORRORS OF WAR clip
http://www.undergroundfilm.org/films/detail.tcl?wid=1015432

available in QUICKTIME and looks great in the latest Sorensen Codec

make sure to check out www.undergroundfilm.org - one of the first and
certainly longest lasting Short Film sites on the web.


* this is the 2nd short film site this month to feature SONNYBOO,
first was www.3BTV.com in the UK with "Sonnyboo Days" for 4
consecutive days, and they are planning additional SONNYBOO DAYS soon!

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ALWAYS LATE and the HORRORS OF WAR scene are also online at
www.BROWNFISH.com another great short film site. ALWAYS LATE is still
trucking along getting loads of hits and grows in popularity.
Produced by Linda Byrket and shot by Bret Dahlgren - written by Chris
Gavaler - ALWAYS LATE still gets the goods online.

www.BROWNFISH.com

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.
Columbus Ohio filmmaker & good friend LINDA BYRKET got a front page
mention on MICHAELMOORE.COM for her video of the Ohio Election day
footage
http://www.michaelmoore.com/takeaction/todo.php

Congrats on a local filmmaker getting soem serious notice on her
film.

Go Linda Go!

see the video here:
http://www.house.gov/judiciary_democrats/video%20the%20vote.mov


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Peter John Ross got interviewed in BUSINESS WEEK as an expert on
short films and video on the Internet.
see it
here:http://www.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/dec2004/nf20041229_62
07_db016.htm
or here: http://www.sonnyboo.com/press/businessweek.jpg

CMH LIFESTYLES, a print magazine in Columbus featured PJR and the
whole Look at my Shorts Film Festival in their magazine.
see it here: http://www.cmhmagazine.com/film3.html
or here: http://www.sonnyboo.com/press/businessweek.jpg


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Sonnyboo movies are set to play at the CENTRAL NEBRASKA FILM FESTIVAL
on January 28th and 29th, 2005

http://www.sdientertainment.com/acnff/shorts.htm
also playing is the Derek's GRUDGE MATCH

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Sonnyboo movies are also set to play at the CINEMA SLAM screenings in
Ann Arbour Michigan February 8th, 2005
more info here at: www.cinemaslam.com

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FILM & VIDEO EDITING CLASS
LOCATION: Tavares Teleproductions off of Hamilton Rd (email or call
for specific directions)
Basics of Editing (Non Linear, computer based editing)
contact ross (ross@...) or call 614-378-5941
TUESDAY NIGHTS 6:30PM to 8:00PM
Jan 18th through Feb 8th 2004
4 week course for only $49
The class covers the THEORY OF EDITING, regardless of what editing
software you use and has a universal coverage of FILM and VIDEO
editing.

* new to the class - a DVD will be given to all the students
attending.

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you can see HEATHCLIFF SEGAL'S short film SPEED DATING at
http://www.sonnyboo.com/onlinemovies/speed.htm

as well as the Peter John Ross produced, Jon Osbeck,
written/directed/starring MANN IN DRIVING at
http://www.themannproject.com/mannindriving.htm

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SONNYBOO on TV (again)
Pulp Diction & other Sonnyboo shorts make their way on to Rhode
Island Channel 18, Cox Cable on the MIKE MESSIER SHOW

Jan 8th & 15th 2005

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VTVIDEOS.COM adds sonnyboo article to their INDIE FILM TIPS pages.

http://www.vtvideos.com/indie-tips/article.php?p=84target=_blank

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the February DARK COMEDY feature is being pushed until after the
HORRORS OF WAR shoot in April/May as half the 16mm film stock turned
out to be unusable. Additional casting/rehearsals will commence after
the HoW shoot.

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as always check out the latest & more detailed info at
http://www.sonnyboo.com/cgi-bin/ib219/ikonboard.cgi
and even particpate with the other 180 members of the "Rockin'
Rangers of the Sonnyboo Brigade!"

or take a peek at the Sonnyboo calendar at
  http://www.sonnyboo.com/calendar/calendar.php

- Peter John Ross
wWw.SoNnYbOo.cOm
"The site where we can be silly & serious at the same time!"

Newsreel Theater
Cincinnati Museum Center - Union Terminal

Workshops:

Saturday October 23

1:00 PM - Showbiz Software – (free wksp, win software, doorprizes)

Software to manage your entire production.  This is high end
Professional Software used by major Motion Picture studios,
Indpendent Producers, and smaller production studios.

There will be many opportunities to win professional budgeting and
actualization software, for film, TV, Corporate, Commercials, & Music
videos.  Movie Magic's scheduling for the 21st Century and more ... a
must for students and professionals



2:30 PM – Wkshp & Film by Tom Hofbauer

Behind The Lines ($8.00)

Toledo Filmmaker Tom Hofbauer (writer, producer, director - In the
Company of Strangers) will present a workshop on the process of truly
independent filmmaking on a shoestring budget. Hofbauer's film was
shot on a very small budget and has received critical acclaim from a
number of film festivals across the country.

Feature "In The Company of Strangers"  Hofbauer encourages
all
filmmakers interested in setting out on their own to attend. His
experience in producing three completely different independent
projects will be valuable to anyone contemplating such an
undertaking.


COMMENTS ON TOM HOFBAUER'S PRESENTATIONS

"This is the most inspirational talk I have ever witnessed - it has
given me even greater motivation to shoot my screenplay next
semester. Thank you!"
Film student, Bowling Green State University, Fall 2004

"I learned a lot. I hope he comes again"
Film student, Bowling Green State University, Fall 2004

"Awesome presentation. I love comedy & film. I thought your approach
was great as well"
Entrepreneur Class student, Bowling Green State University, Fall 2004

"Very enthusiastic about his work / life. Interesting stories"
Entrepreneur Class student, Bowling Green State University, Fall 2004

"Very energetic. Great ideas and advice"
Entrepreneur Class student, Bowling Green State University, Fall 2004

"Incredible energy. Really made me think to not be afraid to do what
I want."
Entrepreneur Class student, Bowling Green State University, Fall 2004


Info
http://www.cincinnatifilm.com/

Cincinnati International Film Festival - Four

Wednesday October 20th:

Contemporary Art Center - 513-345-8400, res, tickets $9.00, at door
$10.00

5:00 pm "A Magnificent Obsession".

History of the Z Channel, with cuts from cinemas greatest films and
interviews with leading directors and filmmakers.

7:00 pm"A Fool There Was"  Theda Bara

Post film Tribute to our own Theodosia Goodman, more widely known as
Theda Bara, one of the most celebrated stars of the silent era and
cinema's original "Vamp.".  Presented by UC professor and
Cincinnati
Women's Film Festival director Andrea Kornbluh;

8:45 pm "Imitation of Life", experimental film in 10 parts.
Canadian
Film


Thursday October 21st:

Showcase Cinemas, Kenwood, 7:00pm – Tickets at the door $10.00

"September Tapes"

SEPTEMBER TAPES is a rare and controversial look behind the scenes of
war-torn Afghanistan, where documentary filmmaker Don Larson traveled
to the troubled country six months after 9/11 and followed a bounty
hunter on the trail of Osama bin Laden.

Friday October 22nd:

Showcase Cinemas, Cincinnati (Reading Road, Norwood), 7:00pm -
Tickets at the door $10.00

"Journey to Kafiristan"  Fosco & Donatello Dubinai - Best
film
Lucarno Film Festival

Set in 1939, 2 women embark on a journey from Geneva to Kabul by car
in order to explore the mysterious Kafiristan Valley, where legend
says that personal healing can be found.


Saturday October 23rd:

Cincinnati Museum Center, 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM - Tickets at the door
$8.00

Newsreel Theater

Workshops:

1:00 pm - Showbiz Software

2:30 pm - Behind The Lines Workshop – Feature "In The Company
Of
Strangers"

Regional Showcase

5:00 pm - Program One (see below)

6:30 pm - Program Two (see below)


Sunday October 24th:

Contemporary Art Center  513-345-8400, res, tickets $9.00, at door
$10.00

1:00 pm- "Five Sides of a Coin" Cincinnati Premiere

"5 Sides of a Coin" is an in-depth look at the worldwide phenomenon
of Hip-Hop. a multi-billion dollar industry and a socially relevant
culture. Features exclusive interviews and footage of Hip-HopΉs
pioneers, including Afrika Bambaataa, Grandmaster Flash, Jazzy Jay,
Gil Scott-Heron, Run DMC, Jurassic 5, and others.

2:30 pm - Award Winning International Short Films

4:30 pm - "Spirit of Cincinnati" Awards - no ticket needed.

5:30 pm - Animated Films by National artists.



Regional Showcase

Saturday, October 23rd

Cincinnati Museum Center

Newsreel Theater

Workshops:

1:00 PM - Showbiz Software – (free)

Software to manage your entire  production.




2:30 PM – Wkshp & Film by Tom Hofbauer

Behind The Lines

Planning your film project, concept to marketing.

Feature "In The Company of Strangers"



Program One
5:00 PM
"Modern Daydreams"

Director, Mitchell Rose 16:00

Four Chaplinesque films exploring the theme of movement engendered by
day-today life.  They are postmodern comedies with silent film
sensibilities revealing much of the movement about us to be metaphors
for both romance and isolation.

  "Spotless"

Director, Michael Evanichko 20:00

Stuart is suddenly thrust back into that agonizing world of high
school, as he encounters a couple of the guys that made his life
hell.


"Glorious"

Directors Ryan Lewis & Michael Maney 6:57

Traverses the line separating perception and reality as a federal
agent when he infiltrates what he believes is a religious cult.

   "The Spooky House"

Director, Dennis Meyer 5:51

New kid in school is forced by two bullies to undergo a terrifying
initiation, enter the spooky house.


"Tales of Demise Sonata"

Writer/Director, Peter John Ross 18:00

Four movements, various styles of animation and formats

  "Grudge Match"

Director, Derek Rimelspach 4:20

Two good ol' country gals bowl against their rivals.

  "Last Night of Mardi Gras"

Writer/Director, Nikki Nime 21:00

On the road to New Orleans, Oliver, a prospective law student, finds
himself in a traveling adventure with Audrey, a French woman destined
for Mardi Gras.

  Program Two

6:30


" Wheelchair Defender"

Director, Evan Peters  50:00

This film is a mock documentary about a video game tournament, the
people participating in it, and their parents.

  " Somewhere in the Middle"

Director, Joseph Hall  29:00

A young man struggles with the biggest decision of his life in this
dark drama.

  "Modern Daydreams"

Director, Mitchell Rose 16:00

Four Chaplinesque films exploring the theme of movement engendered by
day-today life.  They are postmodern comedies with silent film
sensibilities revealing much of the movement about us to be metaphors
for both romance and isolation.


For Info:

513-379-6462

http://www.cincinnatifilm.com/

New film show coming to Dayton, check it out:
http://movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/dvunderground/

Hello my name is Rian Heist, I was one of the
directors/editors/talent of a Group A Short Film. This experience
was something that I am sure most of us involved will never forget,
and hope to duke it out next year. I would like to know what people
thought of everyone elses films, we talk about how hard it was, or
how fun it was, but can we now begin with the constructive
critisism... So please post your Group A/B/C and list YOUR top
three, include your own of course (based on your ego). Let your
voice be heard...I will let mine be heard next time i post!

Thanks for the fun!

Rian With an I

from - http://videosystems.com/mag/video_hours_bust/index.html

48 Hours or Bust

By Bill Miller

Jun 1, 2004 12:00 PM

In the video business, discipline is just as critical as creativity


E-mail this article


They descended on the farm — a legion of volunteers equipped with
Sony PD150s, rusting Omni lights, and backpacks full of enthusiasm.
The "borrowed" orange extension cords, dusty from hanging in dad's
shed for years, were worn around the shoulders like badges of honor.

These young filmmakers — and I call them filmmakers even though they
were shooting video — had come to my place to make a short movie,
part of the 48 Hour Film Project sponsored by Avid. Participating
teams must put together a short video from scratch in just two days,
not knowing the genre of their script until the competition starts.
That means writing, shooting, editing, and delivering it before the
clock stops ticking.


What I enjoyed most was seeing the zeal and passion these young
Stephen Spielberg-wannabes brought to the project. Despite a freezing
drizzle, hour after hour they toiled, substituting enthusiasm for
experience. Part of my idea in taking a backseat role was to let them
learn from their mistakes. Finding your own path is often a better
teaching experience than being led every step of the way. I must
admit, a couple of times I did offer suggestions (bounce the light in
a basin of water to give an eerie effect, for example), but that's
because I can't always keep my paws off.

And so it went for 48 hours, at times peacefully. Other times the
tension rolled across the fields like the unwelcome rain that chilled
the bones but didn't dampen the spirit.

And then came the editing. I just happen to have a complete editing
facility at the farm, which I had offered to the crew. So while I
slept, the machines digitized and colorized and formulized the story.

When I awoke after a sound sleep, I was greeted by the bleary-eyed
director and editor huddled under blankets as blue images foretelling
their future danced across the screen. Twelve hours to go and there
was still work to be completed. Music, titles, and — oh yes — voice-
over narration. Could they complete the edit and beat the traffic
into Boston in time? It seemed like a reasonable task.

There was one minor problem. The director, an affable young fellow
with tattoos and earrings, forgot one main principle, which is a must
for all video makers, whether you're doing a 2-hour movie, a
corporate puff piece, a commercial, or a 6-minute entry in a 48-hour
film festival: DISCIPLINE with capital letters. Without discipline
there is no video; there is no video career. All projects have
deadlines; it's part of the rules. While it's fun to color outside
the lines, you gotta follow the rules.

After all the hard work, after hours without sleep, the director let
the whole project go down the drain. He kept tinkering and tinkering
until it was past time to be on the road. And sure enough, they
missed the deadline by 15 minutes and were disqualified from the
judging. The director dismissed it as, "Oh, it's only a film
festival." But to the 20 people who poured their souls out for him,
it was more than a film festival, and he owed it to them to meet the
deadline even if it meant sacrificing some of his creativity. This is
a business of creativity and discipline, and you have to respect
both. I hope this is the lesson they learned from their 48 hours at
the farm.

(For more information on the 48 Hour Film Project, check out
www.48hourfilm.com.)


The 48 Hour Film Project is holding movie contests in 21 cities in
the United States and Europe. Filming teams must complete their
movies in 48 hours and deliver them for judging, which makes for fast
and intense shooting sessions (above). Team Torpor took top honors in
Boston with its film Rubbers, and all of the movies entered were
shown in eight packed screenings in early April.

I had offered my property as the shoot location. With barns, horses,
and acres of fields, plus an indoor bathroom, it was a pretty nice
setup for this guerrilla band, and it was free. Having spent the last
40 years in the business, I decided to take a passive roll in this
project, which is extremely difficult for a hands-on guy like myself.
I volunteered my advice only when it came to lunch. (That's 'cause I
know where the pizza joint is.)

By Bill Miller

I just have to say a big shout out to all the teams who participated
in the 48 Hour Film Project this year. There were a lot of talented
people involved in every movie I saw.

It was an honor to have my movie play along with everyone else's. It
was also 48 Hours of grueling, stressful work. Two weeks later & I'm
still recovering.

Hope to see you all at the BEST OF screening!

- Peter John Ross
  www.sonnyboo.com

In order to prepare our "will-call" stand at tomorrow's 48 Hour Film
Project Screenings, online ticket reservations will be suspended at
Noon tomorrow, August 14th, or until all tickets are sold, whichever
precedes.

-Shawn Adams
Cincinnati Coordinator
The 48 Hour Film Project
shawn@...

An important note about the Queen City Film and Video Festival

Due to circumstances out of my control, the festival will not happen
this weekend on August 14th, as originally planned. Right now it
looks like the actual showing will be in late September or perhaps
into October.

Originally tied in with the 48 hour project, it was thought that
with 36 potential movies for that event alone, it would be wise to
move the festival to the 48 hour winners show date.
I had not been given any information at all concerning the amount of
time until just this past week as to what time I was to have, the
charges I would incur, the timing of things limiting my ability to
be able to market the festival at all or sell advance tickets. My
hands have been tied because if the association with 48 hours.

I am now told that the winner's screenings will be at one of two
possible locations that does not include the Greaves Concert hall,
site of this weekends event and the original location. I do not know
at this time anything more than that. So again, my hands are tied as
to what I can do to market the film fest.

I have not given up hope on a link between the two but at the same
time I have to be able to get something going definitively and
regain some kind of control to make it a success.

I am open to other possible locations if anyone wants to step
forward with ideas.

I am having some surgeries done in the next week and will need
approximately 3 weeks minimum recovery time. The surgery is
scheduled for the day after the next SOFA meeting on August 18th. It
was thought that the festival would have been behind me by then,
therefore the possibility now of an October film festival, depending
on several factors.

To this point, there has been absolutely no marketing done.. The web
site, QCfilmfestival.tripod.com
remains the best source of information for those who want to keep up
with the changes as they happen.

As a plug, I was part of the team "Orville and Wilbur" over the 48
hour weekend and we created a wonderful 8 minute short
entitled "Corporate Ladder" in the horror genre category.
My thanks go out to a wonderful cast and crew to make not only a
wonderful movie, regardless of the time we had to make it but also
such professionalism shown throughout and the talent evident
throughout the process in every area. I had a great time doing make
up, hair and wardrobe for the cast and putting my signature on the
film. Thanks to those who gave me that chance. I was in a zone the
entire weekend and had a great time, while learning and evolving in
many ways!
That brings me to the "Directors' Cuts" I would like to screen at
the film fest. Any and all films shot during the weekend are wanted,
so if you have one, send it to me! All the same rules apply, VHS,
DVD or MiniDV formats welcomed and there are no entry fees!
Send them to the address below.
Thanks all!
Peace,

QC Film Fest
Jenelle Murray
6414 Girard Ave.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45213

513 731-2464

I'd Like to say from the bottom of my heart(Which is an organ that
pumps blood to your body so we survive) I'd like to thank everyone
who participated in the TEAM OF ALL TEAMS!! to make this 48 HR
Project short the best ever EVER!!!
    I really was a pleasure an d a honor beenig with such a talented
and creative group of individuals to make this happen. To Laura and
Jerry thank you for letting me be the visual adviser in putting
MOTION into PICTURES, David, your direction was absolutely
BRILLANT!!, Howard, well... is Howard with the lighting concepts
that will make anyone say..."You did this with THAT!! just be sure
that we have enough bulbs to replace the ones the blew up. Coach
with his writting ability to create a masterpiece in a matter of
hours and to have it come alive is without words.
    To the actors, one of the most covincing and powereful
performances that I've seen for a short form film regards of the
amount of time that was taken, you still put out the energy and
enthusiasm that was needed in our time of need. Our Make-up Dept.
with the effects and overall art of it all... My hats off to you.
And finally to all the crew that made this possible I've have
nothing else to say but YOU are the ones that get overlooked on the
time energy that goes into a production and I ALWAYS give love to
the ones unseen on camera. YOU ALL ARE ONES THAT CAN'T BE REPLACED
BY ANY MEANS!!!! Without you none of the production would of
happend. THANK YOU VERY VERY VERY TO INFINITY MUCH. See you all at
the PRIEMIER where the entire audience will be in AWW with our
production. And,(STANDBY.) Sorry the computer shut itself off, I got
to find a way to turn this off!!!

Sincerely with much gratitude!!!

Nikk Sutton

The Warm Toast team lost their audio guy this afternoon.
If there is anyone experienced at running audio, please contact
mike at warmtoastproductions dot com
The team will provide the equiptment if you do not have it.

Well, we only got the exact times and ticket prices today, so we couldn't
publish it with incomplete details. I'll see if the online folks can take it
now.

M.


--- Jenelle Rose <jenelle@...> wrote:

> You should post this in the Enquirer's festival guide to attract a much
> lager audience. I noticed today that it is not listed online.
>
> Jenelle Murray
> jenelle@...
> Queen City Film and Video Festival
> http://qcfilmfestival.tripod.com <http://qcfilmfestival.tripod.com/>
>
>
>
>
>
>   _____
>
> From: Shawn Adams [mailto:shawn@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 3:04 PM
> To: Cin48HourFilm@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Cin48HourFilm] Tickets for screenings are on sale now
>
>
>
> Hey everybody:
>
> This has already been posted to the SOFA site (southernohiofilm.com) and the
> SOFA forums, but I figured I should mention it here, as well:
>
> The Cincinnati 48 Hour Film Project Screenings
> Saturday, August 14, 2004
> NKU's Greaves Concert Hall
> Doors open at 4:30pm
>
> For more information and to reserve tickets, check out www.redparis.com
>
>
> And Producers:
> Just a reminder that there is a limit on the representatives allowed at the
> Kick off event at Media Bridges (Friday, doors open @ 6:00pm, drawing starts
> at 6:30pm)-- No more than 2 per team.
>
>
> -Shawn Adams
> Cincinnati Coordinator
> The 48 Hour Film Project
> shawn@...
>
>

Hey everybody:

This has already been posted to the SOFA site (southernohiofilm.com)
and the SOFA forums, but I figured I should mention it here, as well:

The Cincinnati 48 Hour Film Project Screenings
Saturday, August 14, 2004
NKU's Greaves Concert Hall
Doors open at 4:30pm

For more information and to reserve tickets, check out www.redparis.com


And Producers:
Just a reminder that there is a limit on the representatives allowed at
the Kick off event at Media Bridges (Friday, doors open @ 6:00pm,
drawing starts at 6:30pm)-- No more than 2 per team.


-Shawn Adams
Cincinnati Coordinator
The 48 Hour Film Project
shawn@...

For photo coverage during the weekend, we are looking for a variety
of locations where teams will be shooting. Do any of you have
specific places lines up where you know you will be working on
Saturday? If so, I would appreciate it if you could drop me a line at
mmcgurk@... with as many particulars as possible (including
a phone contact number).

Thanks!

Margaret A. McGurk
Cincinnati Enquirer
mmcgurk@...
513-768-8517

All 48 Hour Producers:

If you haven't sent the rest of your registration fee into Liz & Mark,
please do so immediately!

Thanks,
Shawn Adams
Cincinnati Coordinator
The 48 Hour Film Project
shawn@...

All 48 Hour Producers:

To put it bluntly: Don't count on food this year; I've had a few
restaurants that are willing to offer just small amounts, so unless
there's a windfall this week, you'll be drawing for the few
sponsorships that I have. I'm still working on Dewey's Pizza and
LaRosa's and a few others.
I talked to Chipotle and discovered that last year's event was "too
much of a headache." What I once thought was an isolated incident turns
out to have been much more widespread than I realized; I was told that
a number of managers called the regional office that weekend with
complaints of rude customers who failed to follow the ordering
instructions and got very demanding when they showed up to pick up
their food and it wasn't ready. That's what lack of sleep will do to
you, I guess...

If you haven't yet received the email which Jenelle posted below,
please let me know...Liz had a couple of emails addresses that didn't
work.

Also, keep in mind that the Pick Up Event is limited to 2
representatives per team.

-Shawn Adams
Cincinnati Coordinator
The 48 Hour Film Project
shawn@...




On Aug 2, 2004, at 10:26 PM, Jenelle Rose wrote:

> I don’t know about the food and drink sponsors but I can share the
> following information with you:
>
> I have moved the QC film fest into September, probably about the 18th.
> I am still waiting to hear back from Shawn myself to discuss the
> details. There are about 36 teams entered, to my knowledge at this
> point and the rest of the information comes from Liz~
>
> Jenelle
>
>  
>
> > Hello Cincinnati 48 Hour Filmmakers-
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> > Are you ready for NEXT WEEKEND!!!!
>
> > 
>
> >
>
> > This email is to announce our Kickoff and Drop Off Location for the
>
> > Cincinnati Project.
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> >
>
> > KICKOFF
>
> >
>
> > Friday, August 6 from  6 - 7 p.m.
>
> >
>
> > A representative from your team (does not need to be the team leader)
>
> > must be in attendance to draw the genre for your team's film.  The
>
> > drawing begins at 6  30p.m
>
> >
>
> > Location:
>
> >
>
> > Media Bridges
>
> > 1100 Race Street
>
> > Cincinnati, OH 45202
>
> > 513-651-4171
>
> >
>
> >
>
> > Please limit the number of team members in attendance to 2.
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> >
>
> > DROP OFF
>
> >
>
> > Sunday, August 8 beginning at 6  30p.m.
>
> >
>
> > For your film to "ON-TIME" and therefore eligible for all awards, we
>
> > must receive your film by 7:30 p.m.
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> >
>
> > LOCATION
>
> >
>
> > Jefferson Hall Saloon
>
> > 1150 Main Street
>
> > Cincinnati, OH 45202
>
> > 513-723-9008
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> > LATE FILMS
>
> >
>
> > Please Note: If something goes wrong, and you miss the deadline, keep
>
> > working on your film.
>
> >
>
> > We screen late films as long as we receive them on Sunday night.
>
> >
>
> > Late Films are eligible for the Audience Award but not for judges'
>
> > awards.
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> > SCREENINGS
>
> >
>
> > Your films will screen on Saturday, August 14, at Greaves Concert
> Hall
>
> > at Northern Kentucky University.  More information follows in the
> next
>
> > e-mail.
>
> > 
>
> >
>
> > Please contact us with any questions.
>
> >
>
> > 
>
> >
>
> > Mark, Liz and Shawn,  Producers
>
> >
>
> > 48 Hour Film Project, Inc.
>
> >
>
>  
>
>  
>
>
> From:Adam Duke [mailto:Arrogcow@...]
> Sent:Monday, August 02, 2004 9:57 PM
> To:Cin48HourFilm@yahoogroups.com
> Subject:[Cin48HourFilm] event questions
>
>  
>
> Are there any food/beverage sponsers this year? 
>
>  
>
> Also, I have yet to receive an e-mail giving the time and place of the
> kickoff drawing, so what is going on?
>
>  
>
> Adam
>
>
>
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