Chipotle Mexican Grill to Award a Filmmaker $2000, April 4, 2010
during the ECOtainment Awards at the Writers Guild Theater in
Beverly Hills. ( www.GoingGreenFilmFestival.com )

THAT FILMMAKER COULD BE YOU!

The GOING GREEN FILM FESTIVAL is currently taking submissions.
Submit your film NOW for a chance to win the $2000 plus many more
prizes.  November 30 deadline fast approaching!

The Going Green Film Festival's motto: REthink. REplenish. REcommit.
This is the only festival of its kind to focus exclusively on green
filmmaking, from production to content!

ALL GENRES ARE WELCOME!

Films are being considered in 3 Main Categories:

*GREEN PRODUCTION, where a film's production worked to lessen the
carbon footprint left on the planet. (any genre of film)

*OUR PLANET, where the film's topic covers third world issues,
ecology, nature or the environment; and

*HYBRID/ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION, where the film features a hybrid
vehicle, bicycle, electric scooter or public transportation (any
genre of film).

Prizes include: $2000 from Chipotle, Hybrid Bikes, Tree Planted in
Your Name, Fuji Film, Movie Magic Suite Software, Showbiz Software,
Super 8 Production Facilities and much more!

Hurry and beat the November 30th deadline!
www.GoingGreenFilmFestival.com

Want to Volunteer?
www.GoingGreenFilmFestival.com/volunteer.html

Subscribe to the Newsletter for Discounts/Updates:
www.GoingGreenFilmFestival.com/newsletter.html

Merrill has been influenced by the problematic theories being promoted
by Rod Meldrum, a thorough analysis of which is available here:

http://www.fairlds.org/DNA_Evidence_for_Book_of_Mormon_Geography/

- Trevor

Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
>
>
> FYI:
>
>     LDS filmmaker Kieth Merrill says he picked the background for "The
>     Testaments" by default, and if he had it to do over, he would have
>     sought locations in North America rather than Central and South
>     America.
>     Speaking Friday at the Book of Mormon Prophecies Conference at the
>     Zermatt resort, Merrill said he believes evidence supports a North
>     American backdrop in the "promised land" for the Book of Mormon
>     stories, wars and visits from Jesus Christ.
>     "I know that the Book of Mormon is true. I can't say I know where
>     it all took place," Merrill said as he addressed a packed house as
>     the conference's keynote speaker. "I'm the guy who made the
>     biggest, most expensive film (The Church of Jesus Christ of
>     Latter-day Saints) has ever made, and I put it in the wrong place."
>
> Full article:
>
> http://mormontimes.com/studies_doctrine/research_discoveries/?id=11023
>
> */. . . ronn!/*  :)
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> or without this copyright statement, in any form by any means
> whatsoever (whether now known or hereafter developed) is strictly and
> expressly prohibited throughout the multiverse in perpetuity and in
> this world and all worlds to come for time and all eternity.
>
>
>
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LDS filmmaker Kieth Merrill says he picked the background for "The Testaments" by default, and if he had it to do over, he would have sought locations in North America rather than Central and South America.

Speaking Friday at the Book of Mormon Prophecies Conference at the Zermatt resort, Merrill said he believes evidence supports a North American backdrop in the "promised land" for the Book of Mormon stories, wars and visits from Jesus Christ.

"I know that the Book of Mormon is true. I can't say I know where it all took place," Merrill said as he addressed a packed house as the conference's keynote speaker. "I'm the guy who made the biggest, most expensive film (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) has ever made, and I put it in the wrong place."

ONE GOOD MAN is an official selection at the Temecula Valley International Film
Festival and will be playing this week on Thursday and Saturday in Temecula,
California.

Thursday, September 10, 2009, 5:00pm:
Temecula Valley International Film and Music Festival
The Movie Experience
27531 Ynez Road, Temecula, California

Saturday, September 12, 2009, 9:00pm:
Temecula Valley International Film and Music Festival
The Movie Experience
27531 Ynez Road, Temecula, California

For more information, go to:
http://www.tviff.com/films.html#features


Also, there will be one more advance screening of ONE GOOD MAN before its
theatrical release on October 9.

Thursday, September 17, 2009, 7:00pm:
Cinemark University Mall
1010 South 800 East, Orem, Utah

To purchase tickets for this event, click here:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=7808533

Bishops get in for free:
http://mormontimes.com/arts_entertainment/movies/?id=10626&hStack=1


ONE GOOD MAN official website:
http://www.onegoodman.com

ONE GOOD MAN trailer on Apple.com:
http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/onegoodman/

ONE GOOD MAN on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/One-Good-Man/100524812228

ONE GOOD MAN, a new film by director Christian Vuissa
(THE ERRAND OF ANGELS), will finally come to theaters
on October 9, 2009.

You can watch the official trailer for ONE GOOD MAN
(formerly titled FATHER IN ISRAEL) online at:
http://www.onegoodman.com

LDS scholar Joseph Fielding McConkie stated that the film
"captures the spirit of Mormonism...in a manner that is very
touching and real." Mormon Artist magazine calls it
"absolutely compelling." You can read the full review here:
http://mormonartist.net/issue-4/father-in-israel

If you are on Facebook, please join ONE GOOD MAN now:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/One-Good-Man/100524812228

Please help us spread the word about this exciting new film.
Thank you.

Brooke Harris
Mirror Films
http://www.onegoodman.com

I have been working on a new film event plan for some time now.  Part of this
plan was to host frequent small film competitions.  Those competitions are to
focus on various themes.  I am slowly getting the website put together, but it
is very time consuming, and it is slow getting funding put together in this
economy.  I decided to get the first competition going even though the entire
website is not completed.  You can read about this competition here:

http://www.wasatchfilmbash.com/fit.html

I would like input on what else we can do.  I thought that possibly putting
every 25 entries into a drawing for a $50 Amazon.com gift certificate would help
the competition, but I would like to know what you think of that.

Any other comments you have would be appreciated.  I was successful working on
another small film festival, but this economy has made creating this new one a
bit slower.

ADVANCE SCREENING OF THE NEW MOTION PICTURE "FATHER IN ISRAEL"

Wednesday, March 25, 7:00 pm
Megaplex 8 at Thanksgiving Point
Admission is only $5 when buying in advance!

From the director of "The Errand of Angels" comes a new motion picture that
"portrays life as a father in Israel in a manner that is very touching and real"
(Joseph Fielding McConkie).

There will be an exclusive advance screening of Christian Vuissa's new film
"Father in Israel" on Wednesday, March 25, at 7:00 pm at the Megaplex 8 at
Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, Utah.

This might be the last Utah screening of Christian Vuissa's new film "Father in
Israel" before its theatrical release in the fall.

Come see the motion picture that critics call "touching, authentic" and "the
kind of film the LDS film culture should be proud to claim."

"Father in Israel" premiered at the LDS Film Festival in January and will be
released in theaters later this year.

Admission is only $5 in advance and $7 at the door, so order your tickets now
at:
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4058424

For more information, visit the website:
http://ldsfilmfestival.org/index.php?page=megaplex8

"Touching. Unconventional. Authentic." -- LDS Living

"Puts into view the rich humanity and beautiful peculiarity of the LDS faith. --
Cinema Saturday

"Four stars. There is a wonderful spirit about Father in Israel from beginning
to end. Very touching and real." -- Joseph Fielding McConkie

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4058424

Wednesday, March 25, 7:00 pm
Megaplex 8 at Thanksgiving Point
Admission is only $5 when buying in advance!

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=4058424

To be honest, I was wondering about that same sentence.
On one hand, the warning to not see the trailer is given together with
the link to the actual trailer; which makes you question if the
warning was really a warning or a very clever way to awake the
reader's curiosity. In that case, the whole thing - although somewhat
misleading - is trivial.
However, on the other hand there's the possibility that it was a
sincere warning, and then we are not talking about trivial things. We
could be talking about a host of serious subjects.
One of them is the attitudes we so easy adopt towards other people's
spirituality. Are we really worried about our neighbors (ie. the other
members of this group) spirituality, or are we moved by our desire to
look better than others instead? It's as if we need to be reassured by
pointing at others' weaknesses and opportunities to fall. It is too
close to the pharisaic attitudes of Jesus' times.
Another one is the concept of a testimony. Would a person stop
believing in Jesus as his/her Savior by seeing the naked body of a
woman? Would a person who knows Joseph Smith is a prophet, stop
knowing it after watching the trailer of a violent and mundane movie?
Of course, the more we are in contact with spiritually debilitating
influences, the more weak our spirit becomes... but to lose a
testimony is the consequence of far deeper processes than watching a
raw movie trailer.
Another subject that comes out from the original post is the
narrowness of mind that is becoming the rule more than the exception.
We are losing the ability to question, to think by ourselves, to reach
our own conclusions. It is far easier to accept without questions, to
believe in what others believe, to follow; and thus, our principles
and our very testimony are nothing but a mere cultural influence: the
product of the circles we frequent. To own certain principles and
beliefs, we have to put them to the test by ourselves, not by other
people.
For example, do you think the image of a naked body is intrinsically
evil? If so, why? Would it be that we have accepted other people's
perceptions without making the effort of acquiring our own
perceptions? If we think about where the evil of nudeness resides, it
is obvious that the evil is not in nudeness but in the minds and
hearts of evil people watching it. If you are not evil, is it possible
to perceive nudeness as art, for example? Are you able to appreciate
beauty with purity in the presence of nudeness?
Those are questions everybody has to ask themselves before we throw
our judgments around. And even if you discover that yes, nudeness is
evil for you; you have to be aware that maybe for other people
nudeness is not evil. Same thing towards language (a complete
contextual issue), fashion (another subject depending on contexts), etc.
And now that we are in the mood, is Richard's movie trailer evil? Does
it depict evil characters as good?, does it describe evil intentions
as acceptable?, does it present evil acts as justifiable? From what
I've seen, it's the other way around: it shows evil as evil. Isn't
that positive?
But then, our cultural narrowness kicks in and we lose sight of the
real meaning of things because we get stuck in a few naked scenes.
Consider in comparison our own opinions about films done by non-LDS
filmmakers that present evil acts as admissible, as acceptable and
even desirable but, since they don't show nudeness, we don't jump in
judgment closing our minds to deeper perceptions.
Some thoughts :)
Oscar

"Don't watch the trailer you might lose your testimony, some pretty
graphic stuff."

The trailer is typical slasher movie gore, but it also shows quite a
bit of nudity.

Better said, if you've lost your testimony, this is the kind of movie
you might choose to make.

Are you wondering if your script is ready to go out to producers,
directors and stars?

Do you want to take your script to the next level, sell it quickly
and have it get made?

Do you know whether the script is ready for the marketplace, or what
to fix in the rewrite?

After examining your script's premise, tone, character development,
dialogue, plotting, structure, rhythm, pacing, format, and overall
marketability, Peter Myers will give you a spot-on, extensive write-
up showing which areas need work --- to give you a better shot at
selling it!

Peter has done this for indie production companies in which he was a
partner, and he became very sharp at it!

Peter has sold, written for hire, or optioned ten feature scripts and
has had a number of things produced for the media of syndicated
television and cable. In 2005, a script of his won an Honorable
Mention in the script competition at the Thunderbird Int'l Film
Festival.

Peter has been in dialogue with 2006 Oscar/Golden Globe nominee,
actor Terrence Howard – who asked him to work on a project. Peter has
also developed a script with Best Picture Oscar-winning producer,
Fred Roos.

Peter has himself produced short films and is producing one of his
own theatrical feature scripts in 2009 on a $5 million dollar budget,
so he analyzes scripts from the viewpoint of a writer/producer.

Peter began 2009 by being hired to write a suspense drama feature
film about a love triangle, and was also brought on as a script
consultant on two feature films going immediately into production in
Janauary, 2009: FROZEN, currently shooting in Alaska, and
KIDNAPPED, currently shooting in Los Angeles. Both scripts were
rapidly rewritten according to Peter's recommendations.

You can reach Peter at 323-821-7349, 323-464-8537 or email him at
peterdavidmyers@.... Peter's analysis fee is $250.00 -- 1-2
week turnaround. The writer gets an in-depth analysis that goes way
beyond "coverage", which usually only covers the script generally and
doesn't cover details. Peter's detailed analyses usually run,
single-spaced, anywhere from 7 or 8 pages up to 15 pages in length.
Average coverage is 2 or 3 pages.

If you want to read testimonials from Peter's screenwriter clients,
or more information about Peter's background and his script analysis
service, go to the link below, then scroll to "Comments".

SEE WHAT OTHER WRITERS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT PETER'S ANALYSES:

www.storylink.com/profile/peterdavidmyers

Peter looks forward to helping you write a great script!

The LDS Film Festival Script Workshop is a hands-on writing workshop with the
goal of
completing a 7-page script by the end of the course. The scripts will then be
submitted to
be made into short films.

Participants will meet a total of three times at the SCERA Center for the Arts
in Orem (745
South State Street). The course will cover Character Development, Style,
Structure, Setting,
and Story Arc. Participants develop their stories and characters in class and
receive
immediate feedback from other workshop participants.

The workshop will be conducted by Christian Vuissa, screenwriter and director of
"The
Errand of Angels" and "Father in Israel."

You can sign up now by going to:
http://www.ldsfilmfestival.org/index.php?page=09_workshop

When:
Saturday, January 31, 10:00-11:45 am
Tuesday, February 3, 7:00-8:45 pm
Saturday, February 7, 10:00-11:45 am

Where:
SCERA Center for the Arts, 745 South State Street, Orem, Utah

Cost:
$40 for the whole workshop
Workshop participants can submit their finished script for half the entry fee at
next year's
LDS Film Festival ($10 savings)

Sign-up:
You can sign up now by going to:
http://www.ldsfilmfestival.org/index.php?page=09_workshop

*****
We know that many people are still recovering from the cost of the
holidays and also returning to school, all while also trying to stay
afloat during these economic times. Since we are committed to making
sure that all actors and aspiring actors have affordable training and
opportunities, we have decided to allow a payment plan since so many
people have inquired about taking the Melinda Chilton Workshop.

Students can make a minimum partial payment of $30 in advance and
then make payments weekly, biweekly or monthly to pay the balance of
the $125.00.

Please email us at UtahArtistSupportFund@... for additional
information
Or check out the web site www.UtahArtistSupportFund.org to sign up.
--
Pietro D'Alessio

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Please call us at 801-644-0980 or 435-720-0509


"Acting In the Moment"
with Melinda Chilton
ages 13 to adult
January 17th and 18th 2009
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Held in the historical Kiesel building in down town Ogden
Right up the street from Front Runner
2411 Kiesel ave suite 405
Ogden Utah

Melinda Chilton will be returning to Utah for the Sundance Film
Festival, prior to going to NAPTE in Las Vegas to promote her TV
series "Two Days In".
Her next feature film "Saving Grace B. Jones," written and directed
by Connie Stevens, will be premiering in 2009.

Melinda is a professional working actress in Los Angeles, who has
studied the art of acting for many years. She has studied with such
Acting coaches at Alan Feinstein (Looking for Mr. Goodbar), Dee
Wallace Stone (ET, Cujo), and Nancy Sheeber (Designing Women).
Melinda studied Shakespeare at the world renowned 'Shakespeare and
Co." in Lennox, Mass. She also studied improv at the
legendary 'Second City' of Chicago.
Melinda says she is not only a better actress for having studied
acting for so many years, but she is a better person. She loves
sharing all she has learned on her precious journey as an actress
with others. Melinda has made a career for herself on stage, TV, and
film not just as an actress, but also a writer and producer. She has
worked with such names as Patrick Dempsey, Steve Carell, Joe Pesci,
Brendan Fraser, Dean Cain, Tatum O'Neal, Penelope Ann Miller, Michael
Biehn, Joel Gretsch, Scott Wilson, Tom Savini, Connie Stevens, and
Oprah.
Melinda promises that her workshop will be inspiring, challenging,
and most of all fun.

"Melinda is a great teacher. She pushes you to the edge of emotional
range, and then a little
further. i learned a lot about myself and how to tap into areas I
didn't know existed. I feel I'm a better actor due to her workshop. "
Jason H. Costley Writer/director SDSB Owner Surgical Dalliance films




Outstanding workshop. Very insightful Melinda is a wonderful
teacher." Jo Hudson




Melinda's workshop was emotionally exhausting in a GREAT way, and
much needed! Not only was it therapeutic, but it brought out things
in me I never
thought I could feel or do!"
Jessica Diekmann Associate Producer "Two days in"

"Acting In the Moment" with Melinda Chilton
ages 13 to adult
January 17th and 18th 2009
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Held in the historical Kiesel building in down town Ogden
Right up the street from Front Runner
2411 Kiesel ave suite 405
Ogden Utah

cost will be $125

Please register at http://utahartistsupportfund.org/signup.html or
sending check or money order

to:
Acting in the moment workshop
Utah Artist support fund
2411 Kiesel ave suite 404
Ogden UT, 84401

Or call 801-394-4983 for more info.

The workshops are intended to fund The Utah Artist Support Fund. The
fund will provide scholarships and financial assistance to Utah
Artists including Actors, Writers, Visual Artists, Musicians and
others so that they can continue to study and improve their selected
craft.

The Utah Artist Support Fund will produce the Northern Utah Film
Festival (NUFF), which will be the primary fundraiser for the
organization on an annual basis. Additional programs will include
ongoing workshops and consulting services.
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Hello,

I have been working with the Gloria Film Festival for several years.
After last summer's festival, it looked to me like it might not
continue. I hope it does because it had a good mission and showcased
some wonderful films. Due to the uncertain future of the event, I
chose not to continue working with it and focus more on my teaching
career.

I have been receiving continued correspondence from filmmakers who
have been a part of the Gloria Film Festival, and they encouraged me
to start a new event. After a lot of consideration, I have decided to
do that. We are now putting together a new event called the Wasatch
Summer Film Bash. I have a number of people who were with me at the
Gloria Film Festival, but we need more volunteers. We need volunteers
in all areas. If you are interested in helping us put together this
new event, please let me know.

The Wasatch Film Bash is focusing on student films, and I am
considering adding a focus on instructional films. I think it would be
wonderful to showcase such films and help those filmmakers market
their projects.

I am continually fine tuning the website, but you can get information
at http://www.wasatchfilmbash.com. If you are interested in helping,
please contact me, and we can arrange a time to meet.

Thanks,
Kevin

Get ready for one of the most exciting filmmaking events in Utah and
become an award-winning filmmaker in 24 hours.

The LDS Film Festival is launching its 7th Annual 24-Hour Filmmaking
Marathon on Friday, January 16. Get together with a group of friends
and be part of this exhilarating competition.

No pre-registration is necessary. Just sign-up at 10:00 a.m. on
Friday, January 16, at the Scera Center for the Arts in Orem, Utah
(745 South State Street). You will receive a theme for a short film
that you have to finish within 24 hours.

On Saturday, January 17, no later than 10:00 a.m. you hand in your
finished film. All films will be screened and judged at the 8th LDS
Film Festival on Thursday, January 22, at 7.00 p.m.

Learn more about the rules and regulations:
http://www.ldsfilmfestival.org/index.php?page=09_marathon

There's also a page that answers frequently asked questions:
http://www.ldsfilmfestival.org/index.php?page=09_faq


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FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS WANTED
-------------------------------------------------------------------

The LDS Film Festival is still looking for a few volunteers.

The festival will take place at the SCERA Center for the Arts in
Orem from January 21-24, 2009.

For more information or to apply to volunteer, go to:
http://www.ldsfilmfestival.org/index.php?page=09_volunteers

-
just a few spots left for this workshop.  It may be the last
workshop Melinda can do here in Utah this year.

-- In ldsfilm@yahoogroups.com, "utahartists" <utahartists@...> wrote:
>
> Alexius OmniMedia presents
> a Utah Artist Support Fund workshop.
> "Acting in the Moment" Acting Workshop
> with Melinda Chilton
> January 17-18, 2009
> 10AM- 5PM (lunch included)
> 2411 Kiesel Ave. Suite 403 Ogden, UT 84401
>
> Melinda will be returning to Utah for the Sundance Film Festival,
> prior to going to NAPTE in Las Vegas to promote her TV series "Two
> Days In".  Her next feature film "Saving Grace B. Jones," written
and
> directed by Connie Stevens, will be premiering in 2009.
>
> Melinda is a professional working actress in Los Angeles, who has
> studied the art of acting for many years. She has studied with such
> Acting coaches at Alan Feinstein (Looking for Mr. Goodbar), Dee
> Wallace Stone (ET, Cujo), and Nancy Sheeber (Designing Women).
> Melinda studied Shakespeare at the world renowned 'Shakespeare and
> Co." in Lennox, Mass. She also studied improv at the
> legendary 'Second City' of Chicago.
>
> Melinda says she is not only a better actress for having studied
> acting for so many years, but she is a better person. She
> loves sharing all she has learned on her precious journey as an
> actress with others.
>
> Melinda has made a career for herself on stage, TV, and film not
just
> as an actress, but also a writer and producer. She has worked with
> such names as Patrick Dempsey, Steve Carell, Joe Pesci, Brendan
> Fraser, Dean Cain, Tatum O'Neal, Penelope Ann Miller, Michael
Biehn,
> Joel Gretsch, Scott Wilson, Tom Savini, Connie Stevens, and Oprah.
> Melinda promises that her workshop will be inspiring, challenging,
> and most of all fun.
>
> This workshop is $125 but if you pay before Dec. 25 the cost is
only
> $100. (lunch for both days is included)
>
> The workshops are intended to fund The Utah Artist Support Fund.
The
> fund will provide scholarships and financial assistance to Utah
> Artists including Actors, Writers, Visual Artists, Musicians and
> others so that they can continue to study and improve their
selected
> craft.
>
> The Utah Artist Support Fund will produce the Northern Utah Film
> Festival (NUFF), which will be the primary fundraiser for the
> organization on an annual basis. Additional programs will include
> ongoing workshops and consulting services.
>
> So get your reservations in now so your place will be held. You can
> hold your place with a $50 deposit.
>
> Just email UtahArtistSupportFund@... or call 801-394-4983.
> Payments can also be accepted via Paypal.  Checks can be sent to
2411
> Kiesel Ave Suite 403 Ogden, Ut 84401
>

I hope everyone has a happy holiday season and enjoys your time with
family and friends at this great time of the year.

In honor of the holidays, we will also be offering an extended break
and discount on our call for entries at the Wasatch Summer Film Bash.
If you enter your film before January 1, we will discount your entry
fee to just $10. Reference this email on your entry form and just send
us a check for $10.

We want to see your films.

Alexius OmniMedia presents
a Utah Artist Support Fund workshop.
"Acting in the Moment" Acting Workshop
with Melinda Chilton
January 17-18, 2009
10AM- 5PM (lunch included)
2411 Kiesel Ave. Suite 403 Ogden, UT 84401

Melinda will be returning to Utah for the Sundance Film Festival,
prior to going to NAPTE in Las Vegas to promote her TV series "Two
Days In".  Her next feature film "Saving Grace B. Jones," written and
directed by Connie Stevens, will be premiering in 2009.

Melinda is a professional working actress in Los Angeles, who has
studied the art of acting for many years. She has studied with such
Acting coaches at Alan Feinstein (Looking for Mr. Goodbar), Dee
Wallace Stone (ET, Cujo), and Nancy Sheeber (Designing Women).
Melinda studied Shakespeare at the world renowned 'Shakespeare and
Co." in Lennox, Mass. She also studied improv at the
legendary 'Second City' of Chicago.

Melinda says she is not only a better actress for having studied
acting for so many years, but she is a better person. She
loves sharing all she has learned on her precious journey as an
actress with others.

Melinda has made a career for herself on stage, TV, and film not just
as an actress, but also a writer and producer. She has worked with
such names as Patrick Dempsey, Steve Carell, Joe Pesci, Brendan
Fraser, Dean Cain, Tatum O'Neal, Penelope Ann Miller, Michael Biehn,
Joel Gretsch, Scott Wilson, Tom Savini, Connie Stevens, and Oprah.
Melinda promises that her workshop will be inspiring, challenging,
and most of all fun.

This workshop is $125 but if you pay before Dec. 25 the cost is only
$100. (lunch for both days is included)

The workshops are intended to fund The Utah Artist Support Fund. The
fund will provide scholarships and financial assistance to Utah
Artists including Actors, Writers, Visual Artists, Musicians and
others so that they can continue to study and improve their selected
craft.

The Utah Artist Support Fund will produce the Northern Utah Film
Festival (NUFF), which will be the primary fundraiser for the
organization on an annual basis. Additional programs will include
ongoing workshops and consulting services.

So get your reservations in now so your place will be held. You can
hold your place with a $50 deposit.

Just email UtahArtistSupportFund@... or call 801-394-4983.
Payments can also be accepted via Paypal.  Checks can be sent to 2411
Kiesel Ave Suite 403 Ogden, Ut 84401