This is for the THIRD meeting of the Lafayette branch of The Indiana Filmmakers Network, at the Goodrich Eastside 9 Theater. April 15th, 2010, 7pm-9pm. Please spread the word and feel free to bring guests!
The IFN works to facilitate dialogue among film and video makers in the state of Indiana, as well as any and all aspects of film, theater, and the arts. Actors, Writers, Directors, Artists, Photographers, Models, Musicians, Make-up & Hair, Design, Fashion, etc. Any creative individual or group, regardless of skill, talents, technical knowledge, or commercial success.
We endeavor to foster a creative community that provides support, camaraderie and resources to those working to see their visions become reality. There is absolutely no charge and meetings are always open to the public.
Meetings will be held every 3rd Thursday of the month, at Goodrich Eastside 9 Theater, 7pm-9pm or until everyone chooses to leave or the place closes. *smile*
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The Indiana Filmmakers Network will hold this month's meeting on April 13th at 7PM, at the Hamilton 16 IMAX.
This month's guest speaker will be 3D-FX artist Jeff Ello. Jeff will be showing what's possible in the world of integrating 3D graphics with live action footage.
We will also be kicking off our 2010 Spring Membership Drive. All new members will receive a free IFN T-Shirt with their $20 membership fee. Our membership has grown incredibly over the last year.Thank you, to all who have joined.
There will be the usual casual networking time before and after the guest speaker.
As always our meetings are open and free to anyone with an interest in filmmaking.
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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
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Hamilton 16 IMAX Hamilton Town Center, exit 10 I69 13825 Norell Road Nobelsville IN
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http://indianafilmmakers.org/
Indiana Stage, Studio, and Screen wants to remind everyone of their Monthly Networking and
Information-Sharing Get-Together on Monday, March 29th, 7-9pm, at
the Elbow Room in downtown Indianapolis.
"Indiana Stage, Studio, and Screen" is an information and networking resource for Indiana's professionals as well as a callboard for gigs related to acting, directing, filmmaking, production, writing, photography, studio recordings, voice-overs, etc.
http://www.elbowroompub.com/
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This is for the Second meeting of the Lafayette branch of The Indiana Filmmakers Network, moving from our old campus location, and expanding to the Goodrich Eastside 9 Theater. March 18th, 2010, 7pm-9pm. Please spread the word and feel free to bring guests!
The IFN works to facilitate dialogue among film and video makers in the state of Indiana, as well as any and all aspects of film, theater, and the arts. Actors, Writers, Directors, Artists, Photographers, Models, Musicians, Make-up & Hair, Design, Fashion, etc. Any creative individual or group, regardless of skill, talents, technical knowledge, or commercial success.
We endeavor to foster a creative community that provides support, camaraderie and resources to those working to see their visions become reality. There is absolutely no charge and meetings are always open to the public.
Meetings will be held every 3rd Thursday of the month, at Goodrich Eastside 9 Theater, 7pm-9pm or until everyone chooses to leave or the place closes. *smile*
(Look for our spot on the TV18 newscasts, March 12th.)
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Tuesday, April 6 at 7:30 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. at Cellar Door Restaurant, Ramada (formerly Holiday) Inn Downtown at 213 W. Washington Street. Free parking in the 4th & 5th floor of the attached parking garage.
Ed Ernstes, MAF Actors Chair, has acted in a number of regional independent films, and was an extra "Dark Night" and "Public Enemies." He will discuss the differences between theatre and film, what to expect at auditions, and the life of an actor on a movie set. He will show excerpts from several Midwest films and film director Tim Richardson will share his perspective on actors.
This free and open to the public presentation will take place at 7:30 p.m. immediately following our regular monthly Mid America Filmmakers meeting which begins at 7:00 p.m. You are welcome to join us for both.
This is the third in a monthly series of filmmaking workshops. Please visit our website at www.midamericafilmmakers.org for updates and additional workshop listings.
The Wet Your Pants Comedy Film Festival announces submission dates for this year’s festival. Last year’s single-day event showcased 15 films from around the country. This year’s event hopes to be able to showcase more than 25 films from around the globe.
This year’s festival will entertain audiences on November 13 and 14 at the Indianapolis Art Center, Marilyn K. Glick School of Art, 820 E. 67th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46220.
Festival proceeds will once again benefit the National Kidney Foundation of Indiana.
Submissions for the festival will be accepted starting on April 1, 2010. The early bird deadline is July 1, 2010 ($10), the regular deadline is August 1, 2010 ($15), and the late deadline is September 1, 2010 ($25). There is no limit on the number of films each filmmaker can submit, but a separate entry form and entry fee must be submitted for each film.
Entry forms, rules, guidelines and more information are available at www.wetyourpantsfilmfest.org or by contacting the festival director at stickfigurepictures@yahoo.com. All submissions should be sent to: Wet Your Pants Comedy Film Festival, P.O. Box 503264, Indianapolis, IN 46250.
Wet Your Pants Comedy Film Festival is dedicated to raising money and awareness for kidney disease, which affects thousands of Americans and their families each and every day. The festival originated in honor of Steven Pearce who worked diligently to raise awareness of kidney disease before he succumbed to its complications in September of 2009.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Join nationally recognized acting teacher, Richard Robichaux as he explores the journey of film acting from stage to screen and the challenges and opportunities this journey presents. Learn what the audition process entails for film and experience first-hand how the actor and creative team are able to transform their work to produce what you see on the movie theater screen. Robichaux will discuss the necessary skills and insights actors will need to step into the business of acting for the camera.
9:00 am - Check-In and Continental Breakfast - FREE
9:30 am - Seminar - FREE
12:45 - 2:00 pm - Networking Lunch - $10
REGISTRATION:
Advance reservations are required for this seminar.
Registration Deadline: Monday, April 12, 2010 at Noon
Register Online: http://hfi-apr15.eventbrite.com/
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That Little Gold Man - and You.
Indy Film Fest is rolling out the red carpet for our annual Academy Awards Viewing Party on Sunday, March 7. Put on your party dress and join us at Forty Five Degrees for a free shindig all for the most anticipated Awards show of the year.
Free appetizers, drink specials and an exclusive silent auction (autographed sheet music from Crazy Heart, anyone?) all begin at 7pm; the show kicks off at 8.
Who'll walk home with Oscar on Sunday Night? More importantly, who'll be the best (and worst!) dressed on Hollywood's biggest night? Catch every minute of the drama with Indy Film Fest and see for yourself.
What you need to know:
Academy Awards View Party - Sunday, March 7 - doors at 7p, show at 8p
Forty Five Degrees on Mass Ave
Cocktail attire encouraged (think door prizes!) but not required; No tickets/RSVP necessary. All are welcome!
Get VIP seating for your group.
Tables for groups of 6-10 are available for just $100 (that's the whole table, not per person!). Guarantee a seat for the show by reserving your VIP table now with an email to info@indyfilmfest.org.
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