The 48 Hour Film Project returns to Philadelphia in 2010
We'll be back this year with the most exciting 48 filmmaking hours of your
life! Keep an eye out here for official dates and the start of
registration.
In the meantime, we have a lot of cool things coming up. Including, a
chance to:
1. Make a 48HFP Music Video - no time limit!
2. Vote your least favorite genre "Off the Island!"
3. Attend our end of the year extravaganza - Filmapalooza in Vegas!
More info below...
MAKE A MUSIC VIDEO!
That's right... here's your chance to take a little more time to make
your masterpiece 48HFP film. Make a Music Video to "You Have 48
Hours" by Bill Briare. We invite you to make a music video -- in
whole or in part -- and we’ll mix the submissions together for the
best music video ever and post it on our website and on YouTube.
The deadline for submissions is February 28th, so don't miss out. For
more info, go to:
http://www.48hourfilm.com/competitions/musicvideo/
YOUR VOTE COUNTS!
Take this short, and I mean really short survey, to help us decide the
official genres this year. Tell us which to keep and which to get rid
of in 2010. (A note to you lovers and haters of our beloved
"Musical/Western"... it's not going anywhere, so vote for something
else to get rid of or keep.) This is also your chance to make
suggestions for the required Character/Prop/Line of Dialogue for
cities throughout the world, so put those thinking caps on!
Go here to take the survey:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/48HFP_genres_elements2010
ATTEND FILMAPALOOZA in VEGAS!
We'll be in Vegas to celebrate the fantastic 48HFP filmmaking of 2009
and we hope you'll join us. Filmapalooza is April 10-12 at the NAB
Show. We'll screen all the 2009 City Winning Films, the winning
Showdown and National Film Challenge films, network with filmmakers
from around the world and party like it's 2010.
Registration for Filmapalooza is only $25... AND it includes access to
the NAB Show Floor for free! Go here to register:
http://www.filmapalooza.org
We hope you'll take part in one or all of the above!
Please note: With so many exciting upcoming events you will be receiving a higher number of emails from us in the next 30 days. We hope you will find the information of use to you and we will be back to our regular number of emails in about a month.
Thanks!
-The 48 Hour Film Project Team
48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com
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Philadelphia 48 Hour Film Project
http://www.48hourfilm.com/philadelphia
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"THE NIGHT WATCH" Rembrandt's Independent Film Series
On the last Wednesday of every month, Rembrandt's presents a series of locally produced short films in the upstairs Skyline Room. Hosted by 3Point Production Groups, Dave Allen Ruth. Many of the film makers attend the screenings and are available for Q & A's after their films have been shown. There is no cover or minimum and food and drink are available.
Rembrandt's Restaurant and Bar
741 N. 23rd St., Philadelphia, PA 19130
(Corner 23rd & Aspen Sts. in the Art Museum Area)
215-763-2228 Fax 215-763-7017
Outside of Philadelphia? 1-800-REMBRANdts
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GreenFest Philly
GreenFest Philly is an interactive, grassroots approach to educating individuals about urban green applications. This one-day street fair is free to the public and sponsored by local and national, for-profit and non-profit, organizations. Strategically located in the Head House Square District at 2nd and South Streets, sponsors gain access to a busy commercial and cultural corridor. GreenFest Philly helps bring various communities in the Greater Philadelphia area together in forming a single Green Community that can share information and unite in addressing current and common environmental issues.
GreenFest is looking for environmentally themed film projects. To learn more:
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STUDIO 1831 Presents:
WORKSHOPS FOR ACTORS AND SINGERS STARTING IN JUNE
THE PHILADELPHIA PERFORMANCE CENTER, located at 1831 Brandywine Street in the Art Museum area of Philadelphia, will be starting up classes and workshops soon!!
Hannah Tsapatoris
MOVEMENT FOR ACTORS
Instructor Hannah Tsapatoris
Check website below for class dates and times
Geared towards total body consciousness, students will be given the opportunity to improve their physical performance as it relates to the stage and everyday life. During the six-week course we will focus on removing inhibitions, opening awareness and releasing impulses through breath, yogic postures, improvisational group movement and individual exploration. Actors will work with text, gesture, and voice as it relates to the whole body.
FEE: $90 ($80 for first five students who sign up)
For more info about Movement for Actors call 215-665-1991.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
Hannah Tsapatoris is a graduate of the UARTS Theatre Dept and has been acting, singing, dancing, directing, choreographing, writing, producing and teaching in Philly for over 10 years. She is the Founder/Producing/ Artistic Director of Naked Feet Productions - www.nakedfeetproductions.com - through which she produced her original cabaret "Medusa Sings the Blues" for the 2005 Philly Fringe. She is a certified Yoga Instructor and a member of The Community Cultural Exchange.
COMING SOON:
WORKSHOP: "The Actor's Tune Up" with Valerie Rushmere, Hannah Tsapatoris and Randy Coleman
STAY TUNED FOR THE NEXT CLASS, ENTITLED: "Yoga For Singers"
DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON.
Valerie's Studio 1831 is located at 1831 Brandywine St.
(one block north of Spring Garden Street),
in the Art Museum area of Philadelphia, PA, 19130,
within 15 minutes walking distance of Center City.
Questions? Call the Studio at 215-665-1991 or visit www.studio1831.com
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NewFilmmakers Screening Series
Various Dates each month
Anthology Film Archives
32 Second Ave. (at 2nd St.)
New York, NY 10009
Admission - $5
For more information, visit NewFilmmakers Schedule
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The Philadelphia Film Industry Group
This filmmaking group meets once a month to conduct workshops, script readings, roundtable discussions and networking sessions.
The meetings take place every 2nd Thursday of the month at the Fortress of the Arts. Click here for details: http://filmind.meetup.com/239/
Sean McKnight and Kat Reilly (Fortress of the Arts) at the
30th Annual Philadelphia International Film Festival and Market
