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Some of Steve's previous theatrical experience includes Bill Sykes in Oliver!, Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Rooster in Annie, Rick Steadman in The Nerd, Mellersh, in Enchanted April & Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music. He has also been in various films & commercials. Steve is the writer, director and producer of Maniac On The Loose, The 3rd Floor & GoatSucker & plays parts in all 3 movies. He also plays the role of Charlie in the movie Widow. All of the movies are available on DVD. Steve is the writer and director of the upcoming feature film "Hell is Full" which will be premiering in the summer of 2010. Steve co-wrote the stage play "Killer Cast Party" which had it's World Premiere in 2009 and is currently under consideration for an Edgar Award Nomination!
PJ wrote and directed the feature film Widow which is now available on DVD. She is also the founder of PJ's Productions, a video editing service. You can find more information about PJ's Productions by clicking here. PJ co-wrote the stage play "Killer Cast Party" which had it's World Premiere in 2009 and is currently under consideration for an Edgar Award Nomination!
Everyone is welcome to attend who is 18 years of age or older. Show up hungry and you will be able to buy an affordable meal at the restaurant. PLEASE CONTINUE TO CHECK THIS WEBPAGE!!! We strive to be in these restaurants when they have fewer customers as it means we are welcome to utilize the room longer.
Molly Malone's Irish Pub & Restaurant
933 Baxter Avenue
Louisville, KY 40204
They now have maps that expire after the session is finished, but you can place your address into the bottom of that webpage and it will print a new map and directions for you.
"Without A Box" Independent Movie Makers' Network
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http://www.brennancallan.com/fam1.html#Roscoe
SEEKING VIDEO/FILM/NEWSPAPERS/OTHER MEDIA FROM THE FOLLOWING HORSE RACES: 1913 Kentucky Derby 1913 Kentucky Oaks 1915 Kentucky Derby 1916 Kentucky Oaks 1917 Kentucky Derby and any of the other events listed below:
Please write Brennan at bc@brennancallan.com These races are ones that Brennan's cousins, Jockey Roscoe Goose and Jockey Carl Goose "Ganz" rode in over their racing careers.
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Roscoe Tarleton Goose-b. 21 January 1891-d. 14 June 1971 Won 39th. Kentucky Derby, 10 May 1913-Jockey (horse: Donerail [Post position: 5] [1 1/4 mile 2:04 4/5-track record until 1914]) Won 42nd Kentucky Oaks (Grade I) in 1916 (horse: Kathleen)(Just 3 years after his brother Carl Goose (Ganz) won the race. 3rd place in 37thKentucky Oaks (Grade I) in 1911 (horse: Ilma)(Just 2 year before his brother Carl Goose (Ganz) won the race. Won Bourbon Handicapin 1911 (horse: Ozana) Spring Meet-Leading Jockey of 1911, 15 wins. 4th place in 38thKentucky Oaks (Grade I) in 1912 (horse: Pliant)(Just 1 year before his brother Carl Goose (Ganz) won the race. Fall Meet-Leading Jockey of 1912, 8 wins. Won Debutante Stakes (Grade III) in 1913 (horse: Robinetta). His brother Carl won this race in 1912 5th place in 39thKentucky Oaks (Grade I) in 1913 (horse: Ballyshe)(His brother Carl Goose (Ganz) won the race. Won Clark Handicap Stakes (Grade II) in 1913 (horse: Buckhorn) Won Falls City (Grade III) in 1914 (horse: Leochares[Gelding-8th place 1913 KY Derby]) Won Bashford Manor Stakes (Grade II), in 1915 (horse: Ellison) 41st. Kentucky Derby, (10th place) May 1915-Jockey (horse: Ed Crump) Won Cherokee Handicap in 1915 and 1916 (horse: Sleeth) Fall Meet-Leading Jockey of 1915, 12 wins. Spring Meet-Leading Jockey of 1916, 26 wins. Fall Meet-Leading Jockey of 1916, 14 wins. 43rd. Kentucky Derby, (12th place) May 1917-Jockey (horse: Green Jones) Won Frank Fehr Stakes in 1917 (horse: Sleeth) Won Juvenile Stakes in 1917 (horse: Dr. Shafer) Spring Meet-Leading Jockey of 1917 (Roscoe tied with B.Kleiger), 11 wins.
As a trainer, he won the Winnercomm Handicap Stakes (Grade II), in 1939 (dead heat) (horse: Kings Blue. (Jockey: Charles Kurtsinger) Kentucky Oaks (Grade I) Year Horse Finish 1911 Ilma 3rd 1912 Pliant 4th 1913 Ballyshe 5th 1916 Kathleen 1st Kentucky Derbies (Grade I) Year Horse Finish 1913 Donerail 1st 1915 Ed Crump 10th 1917 Green Jones 12th
1913 Derby: Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third same. DONERAIL, showing startling improvement over his Lexington form, was restrained to the stretch turn, where he moved up with a rush, and, under punishment, drew away in the last sixteenth. TEN POINT showed superior speed for the first mile, tired in the last eighth and was distressed at the finish. GOWELL made a fast and game stretch effort. FOUNDATION raced with TEN POINT to the stretch, then tired. YANKEE NOTIONS ran prominently to the homestretch and tired in the final drive. LEOCHARES was hopelessly beaten. Scratched - Prince Hermis, Sam Hirsch, Flying Tom, Floral Park.
View The 1913 Media Guide Chart PDF "Derby Day, Louisville, Ky. Kentucky's famous racing event" This post card was mailed in 1914, so it is highly likely that it had been made in 1913, the year Roscoe won the KY Derby. Roscoe Goose was born and raised in Jeffersontown, Kentucky on 21 January 1891. Roscoe was a jockey, horse trainer, thoroughbred owner, and mentor/trainer of many famous jockeys (e.g. Charles Kurtsinger, Eddie Arcaro, Eugene James, Gilbert Elston, and others). He was one of the first ten men named into the Kentucky Hall of Fame. National Jockeys Hall of Fame in 1968. Roscoe is buried at Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky.
RACING RECORDS His 1913 win of the Kentucky Derby set several new records, it was a new track record for that distance, it was the first time that a Louisville native "local boy" won the Derby, it had the largest crowd that year for attendance up to that point, and this Derby was the first to have BOTH a jockey and horse transported in just for the specific race all the way from New York. It set a track speed record 2:04 4/5 for 1 1/4 mile that stood until 1914. He holds the record at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky for having the highest odds (100 to 1) to have ever won the Kentucky Derby.
RESOLUTION WHEREAS Roscoe Goose gained lasting fame by riding Donerail to win the Kentucky Derby of 1913 and to set an all-time record payoff of $184.90, and ...
WHEREAS Mr. Goose graduated from the ranks of the riders to become a highly-respected trainer and owner of Thoroughbreds, and
WHEREAS Mr. Goose, while acting as a trainer and owner, took special interest in young boys wishing to learn the riding profession, even taking them into his home and clothing them and feeding them, and produced such notable riders as Charles Kurtsinger and Eugene James, who rode winners of the Kentucky Derby, and ... Gilbert Elston,
WHEREAS Mr. Goose has for more than 20 years served as an unofficial host to visiting turfwriters covering the Kentucky Derby, has given unsparingly of his time to provide information and help of all kinds to these writers, especially the new and uninitiated, and in all these years has shown himself to be a thorough gentleman and an example of all that's good in racing: be it
RESOLVED, That the National Turfwriters Association recommend to the National Jockeys Hall of Fame, the early election to that honored group of Mr. Roscoe Goose. (Passed unanimously by the National Turfwriters Association in annual meeting at Churchill Downs, Wednesday, May 1, 1968). Roscoe rode his first meet at Churchill in the spring of 1908, and his last in the spring of 1917. After retiring from riding in 1918, Roscoe became a successful trainer. In 1939 and 1940, he won stakes races with the horses: Kings Blue, Lightspur and Blue Delight. He also was active in helping up and coming jockeys, one of which was Charley Kurtsinger who rode 1937 Triple Crown winner War Admiral.
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Carl Seay Goose (Ganz)-b. 1893-d. 15 October 1915 Won 39th. Kentucky Oaks (Grade I), May 1913-Jockey. (horse: Cream) 39th. Kentucky Derby, (NA: place) 10 May 1913-Jockey. (horse:???)(SCRATCHED BEFORE RACE) Won The Tobacco Stakes in 1910 (horse: Longhand) Won Louisville Handicap in 1910 (horse: Ben Double) Won Debutante Stakes (Grade III) in 1912 (horse: Briar Path). His brother Roscoe won this race in 1913 Won Cherokee Handicap in 1912 (horse: Volthorpe). Roscoe won this race in both 1915 & 1916 on (horse: Sleeth).
Carl is the brother of Roscoe T. Goose. Carl Goose was born and raised in Jeffersontown, Kentucky and also in Louisville, Kentucky. He was a jockey and horse trainer. He died in a racing accident. Carl is buried in the same section as his brother Roscoe and other family members, at Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky. Carl didn't have a riding helmet and most jockeys didn't at that time. His death served to motivate Roscoe to champion the cause of getting all jockeys to wear helmets, then for those helmets to become a part of the normal equipment worn as a standard requirement for racing. Roscoe also saw that necessary improvements were made for safety standards to increase the quality of the helmets too.
Carl first rode at Churchill in spring of 1910, and his last meet was fall of 1915. He was even scheduled to ride in the 39th Kentucky Derby, against his brother Roscoe in 1913, but for a reason I have yet to learn, Carl's horse was scratched before the race. Carl's fatal accident was at Latonia Race Course in 15 October 1915. He rode at Churchill in 1915 and there is a historical record of the same in their card file. Although Roscoe did champion quality headgear for jockeys as a result of the accident, I found nothing discussing his invention of any type of helmet.
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INDIE FILM DEPOT OFFICIALLY LAUNCHES WEBSITE SALES PLATFORM AND NETWORKING SITE FOR INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS, ACTORS, AND CREW WITH ZERO UPFRONT FEES LOS ANGELES, Calif., January 2010 – Innovative new website which serves as an invaluable resource for independent filmmakers and watchers alike launches today. Indie Film Depot provides an e-commerce site where Independent Production Companies and Filmmakers can sell their films directly to the public with absolutely zero upfront fees. Additional services i nclude DVD Duplication and Replication services, a forum for networking, casting/crew calls, and a NewsWire where users can keep up with important film-related news and events.
IFD will offer a "Film Club" which automatically mails a DVD movie pick-of-the-month to its subscribers for a monthly subscription fee. Creator Brandon Stevenson describes the site as "Amazon meets Facebook for the Indie Film world.” He continues describing his vision, “My goal is to create a site that provides everything. A site where filmmakers can get exposure for their films, catch up on film related news, communicate with each other, order duplication or replication orders, participate in online film competitions and more. . .I also want to provide an interactive experience for those who love independent film. The plan is to incorporate an online film competition feature in the near future. Instead of having a panel of judges, our visitors can watch and vote for their favorite film, essentially the viewers will determine who wins.”
When asked why he wanted to create an e-commerce site for filmmakers his answer was simple. "There are far too many creative and provocative films out there with no outlet. This is the perfect way to get those films exposure, get them into the hands of movie buffs, and put them on the map."
Having moved from Kentucky to Los Angeles for film, Stevenson experienced first hand the difficulty of getting your foot in the door when you don't have the necessary contacts. "I figured adding a social networking element to the site would create another outlet where potential actors and crew members to find work, and allow producers and directors to connect with actors and crew. You never know what might happen when you give hardworking people an opportunity to connect."
Stevenson plans to expand the site to offer instant movie downloads, amongst other things, within the next year. "I have some really creative ideas up my sleeve. This is just the start of an entirely new indie film-based web community."
So check out http://www.indiefilmdepot.com today, sign up for an account and list your film. Feel free to message us with any questions, thoughts or basically whatever! We look forward to working with you.
*Sincerely, Indie Film Depot
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http://www.videofestivalimperia.org
Dear colleagues,
I am the person in charge of the International Relations of Video Festival Imperia.
Our Festival is now at its 5th edition and will take place in Imperia, Italy, from 20 April 2010 to 24 April 2010. Deadline for foreign works is 8 February 2010. Registration is free. The subject is free. We would like to be listed in your Directory and/or exchange links between our sites.
So far the Festival has been a great and increasing success. This year we received 551 works from 45 different countries. 100 films have been screened. The competition is divided in many categories. Foreign authors (professionals or amateurs) may take part in the:
INTERNATIONAL CATEGORY:
Reserved to foreign authors. The sections are: Short films, Documentary films, Animation & Graphics films with unlimited running time. Works must be subtitled in one of the following languages: Italian, French, English. To the first selected work of every section will be awarded a prize.
EXPLORER CATEGORY:
Open to national and international authors. The sections are: Travel Documentary (running time max. 30 min.) and Nature Documentary (unlimited running time). Only to one work chosen by the jury will be awarded a prize.
Please visit our site http://www.videofestivalimperia.org for further details.
We look forward to receiving your opinion about our proposal and thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Kindest regards. Enrico Tasca International Relations Video Festival Imperia
E-mail: international.relations@videofestivalimperia.org Website: http://www.videofestivalimperia.org
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Sara O’Keefe
KET/Reel Visions
600 Cooper Drive
Lexington, KY 40502
THE NEXT DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION IS 1 APRIL 2010.
We will view these films as they are received, the sooner we receive your work the better. We accept all formats but prefer DV-CAM, DV, Mini DV, DVC PRO, or DVD. Please include your contact information with your film. Films of any length not exceeding 27 minutes are acceptable.
Feel free to send art films, experimental films, documentaries, narrative films, student films, etc. Be mindful that /Reel Visions/ is intended for an all ages, PBS viewing audience.
Please forward this message to any Kentucky filmmakers you may know. We also encourage film students to submit their work. For
questions or more information, visit our web site at http://www.ket.org/arts/reelvisions or contact Sara O’Keefe at sokeefe@ket.org
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FOR IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE
Louisville premiere by Bunbury Theatre Company
Limited two week engagement!
Bunbury's own Matt Orme stars as John Barrymore
From the Producing Artistic Director
As Producing Artistic Director I have a directive to choose plays based on Bunbury's mission: To create enriching
and diverse theatrical experiences for the community and its artists in a live, intimate setting. No play reflects
this mission better than BARRYMORE by William Luce.
John Sidney Blyth Barrymore (15 February 1882 - 29 May 1942) was an American actor, frequently called the greatest
of his generation. He first gained fame as a stage actor, lauded for his portrayals of Hamlet and Richard III. His
success continued with motion pictures in both the silent and sound eras. A member of a multi-generation theatrical
dynasty, he was the brother of Lionel Barrymore and Ethel Barrymore, and is the paternal grandfather of Drew Barrymore.
He was larger than life, both dashing and debonair. His square jaw and intense gaze and seductive profile gave an early
generation of males a role model for cool and fueled the female heart with pangs of lust.
BARRYMORE is a play filled with laughter and tears, anguish and pathos. It is indeed a theatrical experience and an
intimate portrait of a deeply flawed man who struggled with his demons.
Arguably there is only one artist in this city that can portray the psychological turmoil of the character, but also
give a theatrically griping performance.
For the last fifteen years, Matt Orme (Bunbury's Artistic Associate) has mesmerized us with his ability to transform
himself with each role he tackles. From the old actor in THE FANTASTICKS to the cantankerous Pops in SALVAGE YARD and
SALVAGE YARD REVISITED, to the aging Jewish actor suffering from dementia in LIVING WITH KLAUS and the sequel ASSITED
LIVING. Matt's range is remarkable. He was recently seen as Charlie in SEASCAPE in which we marveled at the complexity
and depth of his portrayal and the Man in Grey and the psychotic Herod in THE BUTTERFINGERS ANGEL....brought the house
down each night.
Every so often we're lucky and find a match made in heaven. BARRYMORE and ORME. It's not to be missed. I guarantee you
will be talking about it for years to come.
Directing BARRYMORE is Steve Woodring and scenic and lighting design credits go to Keith Kimmel, both of The Kentucky
Center for the Arts.
More on John Barrymore grandfather of Drew Barrymore
Born: 14-Feb-1882
Gender: Male
Father: Maurice Blyth Barrymore (actor)
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Kentucky lost a true environmental hero Wednesday evening, 13 January 2010. After a valiant battle over nearly six years with ovarian cancer,
Madisonville environmental and social justice advocate Sue Anne Salmon passed from this world. Sue Anne was involved in scores of local and
statewide issues regarding waste management, mining, and more - and spoke truth to power in her hometown and across the Commonwealth at a time
when it took particular courage to do so.
Diminutive in stature, she was known as "mighty mouse" to her friends, always battling for justice. In her honor, on 9 January 2010, the Board
of KRC authorized the establishment of the first annual award ever granted by KRC in its 25-year history, to be called the "Sue Anne Salmon
Community Advocacy Award." The award, details of which will be published next month, will recognize those who, like Sue Anne did her whole life,
demonstrate principled and courageous advocacy for the betterment of community and the environment.
When Sue Anne was told of the award last week by her sisters, she "smiled ear to ear," said her sister Lucy - "it just delighted her." We at KRC
will forever cherish her friendship, and her exemplary patterning of courage, tenacity, grace, and love of others, and in her honor, we recommit
ourselves to the unfinished task of restoring sanity and equity to environmental policy.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, January 23. Details are pending and we will update the website when they are known.
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Contact Juergen K. Tossmann
Producing Artistic Director
(502)640-5397
4-14 February 2010
http://www.bunburytheatre.org/BARRYMORE
By William Luce
Birthplace: Philadelphia, PA
Died: 29-May-1942
Location of death: Los Angeles, CA
Cause of death: Cirrhosis of the Liver
Remains: Buried, Mount Vernon Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor
Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Romeo and Juliet
Mother: Georgie Drew Barrymore (actress, d. 1893, tuberculosis)
Brother: Lionel Barrymore (actor)
Sister: Ethel Barrymore (actress)
Wife: Blanche Oelrichs ("Michael Strange", actress-poet, b. 1890, m. 5-Aug-1920, div. May-1925, d. 1950, one child)
Wife: Dolores Costello (actress, b. 1903, m. 24-Nov-1928, div. 9-Oct-1935, d. 1979, two children)
Wife: Katharine Corri Harris (actress, b. 1893, m. 1-Sep-1910, div. 6-Sep-1916, d. 1927)
Wife: Elaine Jacobs Barrie (actress, b. 1915, m. 9-Nov-1936, div. 27-Nov-1940, d. 2003)
Daughter: Diana Barrymore (actress, b. 3-Mar-1921 with Oelrichs, d. 25-Jan-1960 suicide)
Son: John Drew Barrymore (actor, b. 4-Jun-1929 with Costello)
Daughter: Dolores Ethel Mae Barrymore (b. 8-Apr-1930 with Costello)
Girlfriend: Evelyn Nesbit (showgirl, knocked her up, she had also dated architect Stanford White)KENTUCKIANA FILM CONTESTS
* November 2009 - January 2010: Look for us in your school
* November - December: Make your video!
* January 2010: Deadline for entries!
* February 2010: Online voting...New and improved!
* February 2010: OSCAR NIGHT!
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http://www.derbycityfilmfest.com/
The Eifler Theater at The Clifton Center
Louisville, Kentucky
Submissions Open Until 1 December 2009. No Submission Fees.
Phone: 502-618-3192
Email: derbycityfilmfest@yahoo.com
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A new site for Louisville has hundreds of helpful links. Insidelouisville
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MidnightStar Video
This will be our first effort using an e-mail touch tool. We are reaching out to all the folks like you who have helped us achieve the fast growth and success we have had by
trusting us with your business. Also our Vendors and those we may have spoken to as prospective client this past year. We couldn't have done without all of you!
We have put a lot of time and effort into our business by greatly enhancing our equipment, capabilities and web presence. We will be doing more mailers in the near future that will include items such as Our New Video Releases, Special Events, Special Offers and more! We Hope to grown even more in 2010 by continuing our tradition of high quality cinematic HD video productions, exceeding customer expectations, great service, better communications and even more exposure. We now have a sign up form on our web site to get added to this e-mail communications list. So feel free to encourage any of your friends or family that may have a need or interest to log onto our our website and sign up by using the FORWARD EMAIL link at the bottom!
We send updates and special offer to our customers, freinds and prospective customer from time to time. We appreciate you taking the time to review the material and of course you may opt out at anytime.
Our mailing address is:
MidnightStar Video
513 Talbott Blvd
LaGrange, KY 40031
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MUSICIANS: VERY IMPORTANT: the overnight radioshow called "Coast to Coast AM" has put out a request for bumper music from indie artists like you.
Getting them your full media/teacher packet could seriously get listeners that have never heard of Woodsongs to learn about all of your ventures and productions. I really want to see you get your music on the show, but also to do a full interview with them. The fact is that your show has about the same number of radio stations, so you will do well on their show!
You should know that while they do talk about science, technology, space aliens, big foot and other related topics, they also have interviewed many musicians including Pat Boone. George Noory is a very polite and respectful host and you would get along well with him.
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Visit: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/
New Music Sundays
In 2009 and on the first Sunday of each month, George Noory will play bumper music selections from emerging artists who might not be heard elsewhere. Send produced CDs and authorization to play to:
Tom Danheiser
Premiere Radio Networks
15260 Ventura Blvd. 5th Floor
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
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"Mediative Urbanisms" is an international open-ideas competition that encourages critical design approaches and debate about this post-industrial site. The competition is conceptual with the intention of advancing new ideas and ways of planning for urban lands that preserve environmental and neighborhood values.
We are asking our Louisville members to help us underwrite the cost of our $1,500 sponsorship.
Your donation will help us fund a unique, pro-active initiative to restore a significant stretch of Beargrass Creek in a way that upholds the values of its neighbors.
You can read more in the LEO article; or visit KWA's website for more detailed information. While your visiting our website, find out more about KWA's advocacy work for Beargrass Creek. Also, view our 2008 Annual Report to read about our recent accomplishments and current projects. We appreciate your support of our mission to protect and restore Kentucky's waterways!
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SHEPHERDSVILLE, KY - The Bullitt County Community Theater, under the auspices of the Bullitt County Arts Council, announces.
Auditions will he held at the Ridgeway Public Library, Shepherdsville (I-65 exit 117) 127 N Walnut St
Call: (502) 543-7675 for directions.
· Please bring a resume and a recent photo
·Sides from the script will be provided to be read at the audition.
The Theater Company as part of the Bullitt County Arts Council, a non-profit organization, is committed to providing quality entertainment and a superior theatre experience. It endeavors to develop original theater where possible and provide audiences a broad range of theatrical presentations and enrichment. The Company has already produced two world premieres: "The Art of Murder" and "The Faery's Kiss" - which has just made it's International Debut) The company has two more world premieres planned for its 2009 season, The Gala Dinner Murder mystery: “Who Did the Don In?” for November and an new adaptation (with music) of Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” in December.
Interested in helping behind the scenes? Help is needed in Props, Sets and other Stage Management functions. Come to the audition and sign up!
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Juergen K. Tossmann
Producing Artistic Director
Bunbury Theatre Company
604 S. Third Street
Louisville, Ky 40202
(502)585-5306
(502) 640-5397
http://www.bunburytheatre.org
CELEBRATING 24 YEARS OF THEATRICAL EXCELLENCE!
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United States of America (Press
Release) -- MICHAEL STOLLAIRE
STARTS NEW INDIE ARTISTS ORGANIZATION AND RECORD LABEL -- DONATES HIS MUSIC TO INDIE FILM PRODUCERS WORLDWIDE
(Los Angeles, California, USA)
Michael Stollaire, a veteran of the music industry and recording artist has started a new independent artists association and record label, Eutopia Records/Film/Publishing/Licensing, a company created by an artist, FOR artists. Adapting to the ever-changing needs of the entertainment industry, and providing for a distribution model unlike any other, Michael has already formed strategic international relationships, in order to foster the growth and promote synergy with the arts in their entirety.
To show his support for Indie film makers, he has generously offered to donate his music to any Indie filmmaker that is in need for their soundtrack, and is asking other artists in the organization to do the same, in return for credit and exposure. Eutopia's aim is to consolidate a library, filled with music across all genres. In addition, if new music is needed for a specific theme, please get in contact using the information below.
CONTACT:
Michael Stollaire
Eutopia Records
info@michaelstollaire.com
http://www.MichaelStollaire.com
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This year's Louisville Irish Fest will be returning to the beautiful Bellarmine University campus. Festival weekend will be ?? September 2010.
2001 Newburg Rd, Louisville, KY 40205-1863
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Tuesday, 19 January 2010. 1800 EST (6:00 p.m.) sign in; 1900 EST (7:00 p.m.) audition
Audition for winter and spring events.
Saturday, 23 January 2010 Day-long event
SCC's Digital Video Productions. Winter Shorts Film Festival.
Digital Video Production Enthusiasts!
The deadline for submission of your short film project to Somerset Community College Theatre’s “Winter Shorts Film Festival” is just a month away!
WSFF will feature projects from Independent Filmmakers and Teen projects.
Find the details at http://www.somerset.kctcs.edu/SRESOURCE_Theatre_DigitalVideoProductions.html
Here is the schedule for this year’s “Winter Shorts Film Festival” on the campus of Somerset Community College. Saturday, 23 January 2010.
1100 EST (11:00 a.m.) – Morning Screenings
Stoner Little Theater
Grandfather’s Skip – Ken Kaizu – (Japan)
Dear Child Jesus – Jesus Perez-Miranda – (Madrid, Spain)
Miraya – George Makris – (Athens, Greece)
10 minute break
Weight Loss – Four Deep Productions – Elsmere, KY (USA)
Color Matching – Peter Wittwer Films – (The Netherlands)
No More – Gary Lynch - Newnan, GA (USA)
1300 EST (1:00 p.m.) Workshop
Meece Auditorium – Dennis Busher
Often overlooked pre-production considerations
1400 EST (2:00 p.m.) Workshop
Meece Auditorium- Scott Sullivan
Screenwriting for indie film projects
1500 EST (3:00 p.m.) – Afternoon Screenings
Stoner Little Theater
Candy Grams – Rockcastle County Middle School Leadership Team – Mt. Vernon , KY (USA)
An Uncommon Common Man – Jdansca – Burnside, KY (USA)
Fortune Cookie – These Shoes – Lexington, KY (USA)
Requiem – Jason Garrett – Campbellsville, KY (USA)
Where Have All the Italian Cowboys Gone? – Phat Cat Films – Cincinnati, OH (USA)
Filmmaker’s Forum
Irony – Silhouette Studios – Somerset, KY (USA)
Star Empire – Stonehedge Productions - Monticello, KY (USA)
Dead TV Crypts – Under the Gun Productions – Erlanger, KY (USA)
Washed Up – Galligator – Covington, KY (USA)
Filmmaker’s Forum
1700 EST (5:00 p.m.) Stoner 102-Steve Cleberg
Editing with Sony Vegas
1800 EST (6:00 p.m.) – Filmmaker’s Reception
Stoner 101
1900 EST (7:00 p.m.) – Evening Screenings
Stoner Little Theater
The Ploy – Blood Dove Studios – Somerset, KY (USA)
Home Sweet Home – Middlemen Productions – Somerset, KY (USA)
The High Noon Moon – Graphic Attack – Somerset, KY (USA)
Filmmaker’s Forum
Berea 2055 – Mr. Tickles Collective – Berea, KY (USA)
The Man With No Name – Four Deep Productions – Edgewood, KY (USA)
Chamaggedon – Trevor Bertram Productions – Monticello, KY (USA)
Filmmaker’s Forum
Pull – Peake Videography – Lebanon, KY (USA)
For a Little Trouble More – Iridescent Pictures – Somerset, KY (USA)
Antarctic – Campbellsville University – Campbellsville, KY (USA)
Filmmaker’s Forum
Directly following Forum– Awards Ceremony
Saturday, 5 February 2010 . 2000 EST (8:00 p.m.)
SCC Reader's Theater production.
Friday, 19 February 2010
Deadline for entry into SCC's Teen Theater Festival.
Saturday, 6 March 2010 . Day-long event
Somerset Community College Teen Theater Festival.
Friday and Saturday; 16-17 April 2010. 2000 EST (8:00 p.m.)
Sketches! SCC Theater will present an evening of original short comic sketches.
For details about these events, navigate SCC Theater's web site at
http://www.somerset.kctcs.edu/CCONNECTIONS_Theater_Opportunities.html
For more specific information contact me at Steve.Cleberg@kctcs.edu
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For those interested:
"It was a dream come true, but a privilege with great responsibility, when the chance to reintroduce Thoreau and his work came to me," says playwright Michael Johnathon. "To have thousands of colleges and schools perform the play is a testament, not to my writing, but to Thoreau himself. He is an environmental rock star, and this award - our first for the Walden film - is really an award for how compelling and rich Thoreau's image and words remain to all of us." In addition to premiering online across the globe via Earth Day TV (www.earthdaytv.net), the program will also be broadcast on Public TV, Public Radio and in movie theaters across the U.S. on Earth Day (22 April 2009). The high-definition production will also be released as a two-disc DVD Walden Gift Set. For every package purchased, an additional copy is sent free to a school or library with lesson plans to supplement each gift set.
Walden premiered on Chicago PBS last Thursday, tonight on Ohio PBS and LA.
Contact: Anna Dickens
WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour
PoetMan Records USA, Inc
www.woodsongs.com
www.michaeljohnathon.com
Office: 859-255-5700
http://www.woodsongs.com
WoodSongs
Old-Time Radio Hour (Produced in Lexington, KY, but heard all over the world on public radio and seen on Public TV.
The television version of the show is available to all PBS TV stations nationwide. Not bad for a show that's produced by a volunteer staff and features artists who perform for free. That much, at least, hasn't changed since Johnathon started "WoodSongs" as a showcase for grass-roots musicians who, like him, make their living on a scale much smaller than that of bands filling stadiums.
Michael Johnathon is the writer and producer of Walden: The Ballad of of Thoreau play. It's a documentary film about Thoreau, the main body of the work is the actual high-def production of the Walden play at the Opera House in Lexington. It was filmed by the students at Asbury College. This film will air on Kentucky Educational TV (KET) in April 2009. Check your local listings for times.
Thoreau is considered America's original "tree hugger" and forefather of our environmental movement. He was a gentle naturalist, earth lover, author, pencil-maker ... and is the most quoted American writer in history. Yet, when he passed, he was better known for having helped market the pencil than for a single word he wrote with it.
"In an age of global warming, bio-fuels, hybrid cars and oil wars," says Johnathon from his farmhouse home in Kentucky, "the play can introduce people to Thoreau as well as earth concerns in their own home towns at a time when, frankly, they need it." Over 7,200 schools, theaters and other venues from far away as South Korea, Egypt, Brazil, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Belgium, Australia, Ireland, Argentina, Syria, England, Germany, Israel, Canada and the across the USA have performed the play. The play has also been produced as a drama in the style of the 1940's and 50's radio plays for broadcast on 600 radio stations, internet broadcasters and XM Satellite Radio. The Walden play is provided free to schools, theaters and public radio and supported by the Earth Day Network, National Environmental Education Week, American Forests, Kentucky Earth Day and EarthCARE Canada.
Also visit: http://www.michaeljohnathon.com
Documenntary about Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour
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http://www.filmfestivalfebruarylouisville.com/
One Month. Three Festivals. Loads of Fun!
Jewish Film Festival:
February 2010
Derby City Film Festival:
19-21 February 2010
Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival:
27 February 2010
Last February, Kentucky Waterways Alliance hosted the Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival at the Clifton Center in Louisville. Check out photos from the event. We are bringing the event back to Louisville next year on 27 February 2009! To find out how you can get involved, contact Jennifer Milburn at jennifer@KWAlliance.org or (502) 589-8008.
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Little Miss and Mister, Pre Teen, Teen, Miss.
All winners advance to the KY State Fair Pageant.
Entry Forms can be downloaded off my site.
Good Luck!
love,
Denise: http://www.deniseMattingly.com
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Hey Everyone!
Join us on Thursday for our G3 Illustrated First Thursday Soiree!
Should be GREAT FUN. Hope to see you all there and tell your friends and family!
4 February 2010
First Thursday Soiree
2000-0000 (8:00 p.m.-1200 a.m. EST)
Louisville, KY
Save the Date! Spread the Word!
Tom Trudgeon
G3 Illustrated
BurrGeon Productions
1204 S. 2nd Street
Louisville, KY 40203
917-532-5313
Geon529@mac.com
http://www.g3illustrated.com
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Last Call Film Festival: Rudyard Kipling,
Louisville, KY. Continue to check their page for future festivals.
Send your film along with contact information to
Last Call Film Fest C/O Andy Schanie
PO Box 1565
New Albany, IN 47151
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OPEN CALL FOR ENTRIES . Select a Category of Entry to continue.
U.S. Narrative Feature Films
Any narrative work of fiction with a running time of at least 50 minutes, including films that are shot in a
"mockumentary" style. In order to qualify as a U.S. Narrative Feature Film, the submitted project must be either
scripted or improvisational fiction, and at least half of the project's financing must originate from within the United
States. Only films that are World Premieres are eligible for our U.S. Dramatic Competition program, but U.S. Narrative
Feature Films that have previously played at up to two other festivals anywhere in the world are still eligible for one
of our non-competition programs.
U.S. Documentary Feature Films
Any non-fiction film with a running time of at least 50 minutes, NOT including entirely scripted or improvised
fictionalizations of actual events. If your documentary contains some dramatization of actual events, you may submit in
this category, but we will ultimately decide which program is best suited for your project, if accepted. In order to
qualify as a U.S. Documentary Feature Film, at least half of the submitted project's financing must originate from
within the United States. Only films that are World Premieres are eligible for our U.S. Documentary Competition program,
but U.S. Documentary Feature Films that have previously played at up to two other festivals anywhere in the world are
still eligible for one of our non-competition programs.
International Narrative Feature Films
Any narrative work of fiction with a running time of at least 50 minutes, including films that are shot in a
"mockumentary" style. In order to qualify as an International Narrative Feature Film, the submitted project must be
either scripted or improvisational fiction, and at least half of the project's financing must originate from outside of
the United States. For our World Cinema Dramatic Competition category, we will only consider open submissions that are
International Premieres (i.e. films that have not yet been exhibited theatrically or screened at any Film Festival
outside of their country of origin). International Narrative Feature Films that have been screened to the public outside
of their country of origin are still are still eligible for one of our non-competition programs.
International Documentary Feature Films
Any non-fiction film with a running time of at least 50 minutes, NOT including entirely scripted or improvised
fictionalizations of actual events. If your documentary contains some dramatization of actual events, you may submit in
this category, but we will ultimately decide which program is best suited for your project, if accepted. In order to
qualify as an International Documentary Feature Film, at least half of the project's financing must originate from
outside of the United States. For our World Cinema Documentary Competition program, we will only consider open
submissions that are International Premieres (i.e. films that have not yet been exhibited theatrically or screened at
any Film Festival outside of their country of origin). International Documentary Feature Films that have been screened
to the public outside of their country of origin are still are still eligible for one of our non-competition
programs.
U.S. Short Films
Any narrative or documentary film of U.S. origin with a running time of 49 minutes or less. In order to qualify as a
U.S. Short Film, at least half of the submitted project's financing must originate from within the United States. Short
Films have no premiere requirements-- they may have had any number of public theatrical exhibitions, been released on
DVD, and may have been broadcast on television or the internet and still retain eligibility.
International Short Films
Any narrative or documentary film of International origin with a running time of 49 minutes or less. In order to qualify
as an International Short Film, more than half of the submitted project's financing must originate from outside of the
United States. Short Films have no premiere requirements-- they may have had any number of public theatrical
exhibitions, been released on DVD, and may have been broadcast on television or the internet and still retain
eligibility.
MISSION & OBJECTIVE
Sundance Institute is an international non-profit organization devoted to the development and presentation of original
stories for the screen and stage. We provide artists a space to explore their stories free from commercial and political
pressures, and a platform to present their works to a global audience -- The Sundance Film Festival.
ABOUT THE FESTIVAL
The Sundance Film Festival, held annually each January in Park City, Utah, is widely recognized as the premier showcase
for American and international independent film. Inclusive and eclectic in its programming approach, the festival has
grown to include film culture events, panel discussions, youth programs, online exhibition, and live music. Attended by
more than 50,000 people from around the world each year and with an online audience exceeding 1,000,000 users, the
Sundance Film Festival creates a vibrant, unique community of artists and audiences that extends well beyond the
mountains of Park City, Utah.
ORGANIZERS:
Adam Montgomery (Manager, Programming Department) ; Brooks Addicott (Associate Director, Media Relations) ; Cara Mertes
; Caroline Libresco (Producer) ; David Courier (Programmer) ; Emily Laskin (Director of Development) ; Hebe Tabachnik
(Shorts Programmer) ; Heidi Zwicker (Programming Associate - International Narratives) ; John Cooper ; John Nein
(Programmer) ; Jon Korn (Shorts Programmer) ; Justine Barda (Programming Associate) ; Kim Yutani (Programmer - Short
Films) ; Kristin Feeley ; Lisa Ogdie (Coordinator, Programming Department) ; Lisa Viola ; Mike Plante (Associate
Director of Programming) ; Nazgol Zand (Programming Associate - US Narrative Features) ; Rahdi Taylor ; Shane Smith
(Shorts Programmer) ; Shannon Kelley (Programming Associate - International Documentary) ; Shari Frilot (Programmer) ;
Tad Chamberlain (Screener - Documentary Features) ; Todd Luoto (Shorts Programmer) ; Trevor Groth (Programmer) ; Win-Sie
Tow
GENERAL RULES
For the most in-depth list of rules, regulations, and answers to the most commonly asked questions, please download our
FAQ document HERE.
Each year at the Sundance Film Festival, we select 120-125 Feature Films and 80-90 Short films to play in one of 10 Festival programs. We strive to keep our selection process as fair and democratic as possible-- all films are viewed in their entirety! Films that are selected to be in one of our five competition programs are eligible for Jury Prizes in their respective categories. Eligibility requirements for each competition program vary, but our four Feature Film competition programs are the most stringent. Please note that you cannot select which of these 10 programs to submit your film to! Instead, you must select from one of the six submission categories listed at the top of the page.
The following is a breakdown of each of the 10 Festival programs, with eligibility requirements for each. Please be aware that these programs may vary from year to year-- the information listed below is subject to change at any time.
At the core of our Festival program are our Competition categories. Films that are selected to be in one of these five categories are eligible for Jury Prizes in their respective category:
U.S. DRAMATIC COMPETITION (16 U.S. Narrative Feature Films):
Films in this program must be WORLD PREMIERES in order to be considered. If your film has screened at any other film
festival, been released on DVD or broadcast on television or the internet, or had a public theatrical screening anywhere
in the world, it is not eligible for this program. In order to qualify, the submitted project must be either scripted or
improvisational fiction, have a total running time of at least 50 minutes, and at least 50% of the project's financing
must originate from within the United States.
U.S. DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION (16 U.S. Documentary Feature Films):
Films in this program must be WORLD PREMIERES in order to be considered. If your film has screened at any other film
festival, been released on DVD or broadcast on television or the internet, or had a public theatrical screening anywhere
in the world, it is not eligible for this program. In order to qualify, the submitted project must be a non-fiction
documentary subject ("mockumentaries" do not qualify), have a total running time of at least 50 minutes, and at least
50% of the project's financing must originate from within the United States.
WORLD CINEMA DRAMATIC COMPETITION (16 International Narrative Feature Films):
Open submissions must be INTERNATIONAL PREMIERES in order to be considered for this program. If your film has screened
outside of its country of origin, whether at a film festival or other public theatrical exhibition, it is not eligible
for this program. Your film is also ineligible if it has been released on DVD or broadcast on television or the
internet. In order to qualify, the submitted project must be either scripted or improvisational fiction, have a total
running time of at least 50 minutes, and more than 50% of the project's financing must originate from outside of the
United States.
WORLD CINEMA DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION (16 International Documentary Feature Films):
Open submissions must be INTERNATIONAL PREMIERES in order to be considered for this program. If your film has screened
outside of its country of origin, whether at a film festival or other public theatrical exhibition, it is not eligible
for this program. Your film is also ineligible if it has been released on DVD or broadcast on television or the
internet. In order to qualify, the submitted project must be a non-fiction documentary subject ("mockumentaries" do not
qualify), have a total running time of at least 50 minutes, and 50% of the project's financing must originate from
outside of the United States.
SHORTS COMPETITON (80-90 U.S. & International Short Films):
All short films are selected to play before features or in one of eight Shorts Programs, and all accepted shorts compete
against each other in one single competition. Short Films must have a total running time of 49 minutes or less. Our
Shorts Competition does not have any premiere or prior screening restrictions. Shorts may have been released on DVD,
broadcast on television or the internet, and/or publicly screened anywhere in the world and still remain eligible for
our Shorts Competition.
The following Festival programs are non-competition categories, and the eligibility requirements are not as strict-- films do not need to retain any sort of premiere status, and are allowed to have screened at up to two other film festivals before Sundance:
SPECTRUM (18-24 U.S. & International Feature Films):
This program is a varied selection of out-of-competition dramatic and documentary films from some of the most promising
new filmmakers from the U.S. and around the world. Non-competition films do not need to retain any sort of premiere
status, and are allowed to have screened at up to two other film festivals prior to Sundance. However, they may not have
been otherwise exhibited theatrically to the public, released on DVD, or broadcast on television or the internet in
their entirety.
PARK CITY AT MIDNIGHT (8-9 U.S. & International Feature Films):
A treat for true cinephiles and casual filmgoers alike, this non-competition section presents an eclectic mix of horror,
sci-fi, over-the-top comedies, surreal tales, explicit animation, and bizarre stories that defy categorization. Films
selected for this program do not need to retain any sort of premiere status, and are allowed to have screened at up to
two other film festivals before Sundance. However, they may not have been otherwise exhibited theatrically to the
public, released on DVD, or broadcast on television or the internet in their entirety.
NEW FRONTIER FEATURES (5-6 U.S. & International Feature Films):
The New Frontier program highlights experimental works that push the boundaries of the traditional aesthetics and
narrative structures of filmmaking, both scripted and documentary. Films selected for this non-competition program do
not need to retain any sort of premiere status, and are allowed to have screened at up to two other film festivals
before Sundance. However, they may not have been otherwise exhibited theatrically to the public, released on DVD, or
broadcast on television or the internet in their entirety.
Additionally, we have two Festival categories that are by invitation only. They are non-competition, and you may not submit your film to either of these categories:
PREMIERES (14-18 U.S. & International Feature Films):
To showcase the diversity of contemporary cinema, our Premieres program offers a selection of brand new work from more
established American and international directors. In 2008, the latest films from directors such as Michel Gondry, Brad
Anderson, Alan Ball, and Barry Levinson had their U.S. or World premieres within this category. Acceptance into this
non-competition category is by invitation only, but films that are selected must maintain a U.S. or World Premiere
status.
FROM THE COLLECTION (2 U.S. & International Feature Films):
Established as a joint partnership between Sundance Institute and the UCLA Film & Television Archive, the Sundance
Collection at UCLA is a groundbreaking archive devoted to the preservation of the history of independent film. Each
year, we select two films from this archive (usually newly preserved or restored works) for special screenings at the
Festival. Acceptance is by invitation only! Open submissions will not be considered for this program.
OTHER LOCAL EVENTS:
http://www.angryfilmmaker.com/
Sound Design on Independent Films - - As the Sound Designer on Gus Van Sant's films, as well as animated features, network television specials and his own features, Kelley Baker has a unique approach to the Art of Sound Design. Whether you're working with a huge budget, or a non-existent one, sound is the one area of filmmaking that always gets little attention, until the very end. "We'll fix it in the mix..." is an often heard expression, but what does that mean? As a sound designer it usually means you're in trouble. There's never enough money or time to do sound right. So what do you do? Do you mix in digital? Dolby? How many formats are there and which one is going to give you the most options? Kelley will share his insights, and show you creative solutions to many sound problems. He'll also discuss what to do when you have no budget, and how to blow a lot of money when you do have it.
http://www.angryfilmmaker.com/
http://www.myspace.com/theangryfilmmaker
http://www.youtube.com/theangryfilmmaker
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Dick Shore's "John Muir: Wilderness Survival" Now Booking for 2010
Dick Shore has been bringing to life the great naturalist, glacial geologist, author and environmental advocate John Muir for some 20 years now. It is intimate theater, up close and personal. It is about survival, survival of wilderness, survival of humans. It is about one making a difference, about justice, mercy and humility, about overcoming terrible obstacles. Imagine a chance to hear Muir tell of his work. Imagine him alive and well, and able to offer his insight on the work we face today. Imagine a chance to ask him YOUR important questions. Call Dick, 1-800-445-MUIR (1-800-445-6847) for a free DVD that runs 8 minutes describing his work.
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Welcome All Louisville Artists in All Disciplines
Contact the Arts Council of Louisville for an appointment to have your personal web site in the LOUISVILLE ARTS
BOOK USA at no cost. (All Passwords are secured.)
CALL (502) 585-9525 or Email us today!
LOUISVILLE ARTS BOOK USA is ready for you to submit your information and photos to set-up your page. Call us for the details.
Take advantage of this advance arts technology at no cost. (Copyright 2009. Service as a cooperation between Gordon Communications and Arts Council of Louisville)
Email: chanita.taylor@yahoo.com
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http://www.TalentandCrewNetwork.com
The Talent and Crew Network:
Evansville's ONLY Online Casting Source for Models, Actors and Crew
* The most experienced Casting Source in the Evansville Region (http://www.LoriRosas.com/)
* Professional, Reliable and Experienced Talent and Crew
* Networking throughout the Midwest with other Talent sources / Agencies to meet your casting needs beyond
Evansville
* Consistently updated Talent Profiles / Snapshots / Demos / Auditions of Talent always available
* Professional Crew Available (Makeup Artists, Grips, DPs, Producers, etc.)
* Competitive Rates / Negotiated Rates larger market Agencies
CALL OR EMAIL TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION
812-480-1568
TalentandCrew@gmail.com
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See future events.
There will be pipes, drums, Scottish dancing, Irish dancing, and Celtic strings.
OTHER LOCAL EVENTS:
Think it. Shoot it. Screen it.
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Hello everyone, have YOUR film and/or company seen by 20,000+ people! Thanks to the guys at the haunted network our film and production company is now GUARANTEED to be seen by 20,000 people. How? Well last October 20,000 people walked through the halls of one of KY and Indiana's largest and most popular haunts, The Industrial Nightmare... This year when they do so they will see us. As eager haunted house patrons wait in line this year they will be watching our film previews, clips and promotional material as it plays on the big screen before they enter the haunt. As the exit they will run into our booth where we will be selling copies of our DVD's, posters etc... That my friend is awesome. We have a GUARANTEED audience of 20,000 before we ever promote outside of the haunted house we are filming. That's Industrial Nightmare alone. That doesn't include The Haunted Hotel, Film Festivals, and Wrestling venues and PPVs (which we also have a lock on). By the time all is said and done the WORLD will know who we are and possibly you as well!
Since we now have a guaranteed audience of 20,000 we are now ready to start gathering sponsorships. This program ad will be handed out at the haunted locations and every other venue we get into. Listed on the program is pricing information on ad space. NOTE: Banner ads will also be seen by 20,000+ people.
Now the program ads themselves can be sold to anyone and be anything from: "Break a Leg!" to a business card or coupon... Whatever you want we will do-within reason of course. The website ads, banner ads and main sponsor ads are a bit different and limited. All the info is listed on the pdf document. Our website is under construction but will be up soon.
If you or someone you know is interested in purchasing ad space or a sponsorship please let us know.
If you have any questions feel free to email me or call me at 502-314-2361
Thanks for your help and consideration.
Jason Crowe
OTHER LOCAL EVENTS:
THE PHOENIX (Promotional Preview)
http://www.phoenixfilms.net/
http://www.eppicfilms.com/
phoenixfilms@yahoo.com
OTHER LOCAL EVENTS:
Katherine Albrecht comments on Google's tracking of flu outbreaks on "Coast to Coast AM" Radio Show Katherine tells everyone about a NEW SEARCH ENGINE website that was written by former Google employees that objected to the unlawful collection of personal data and its sale. START USING http://www.cuil.com/ as CUIL will not sell your data to anyone; INSTEAD OF GOOGLE if you want to protect your privacy.
Article
on Boston.com
"Google.org to track outbreaks of flu
Web searches might indicate spike in cases
By Miguel Helft
New York Times News Service / 12 November 2008
SAN FRANCISCO - There is a new common symptom of the flu, in addition to the usual aches, coughs, fevers, and sore throats. Turns out a lot of ailing Americans enter phrases like "flu symptoms" into Google and other search engines before they call the doctor. That simple act, multiplied across millions of keyboards in homes around the country, has given rise to a new early-warning system for fast-spreading flu outbreaks called Google Flu Trends.
Tests of the new Web tool from Google.org, the company's philanthropic unit, suggest it may be able to detect regional outbreaks of the flu a week to 10 days before they are reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In early February, for example, the CDC reported the flu had recently spiked in the mid-Atlantic states.
Google says its search data show a spike in queries about flu symptoms two weeks before that report came out.
Its new service at www.google.org/flutrends analyzes those searches as they come in, creating graphs and maps of the country that, ideally, will show where the flu is spreading.
Some public health experts say the data could help accelerate the response of doctors, hospitals, and public health officials to a nasty flu season, reducing the spread of the disease and, potentially, saving lives.
"The earlier the warning, the earlier prevention and control measures can be put in place, and this could prevent cases of influenza," said Lyn Finelli, lead for surveillance at the influenza division of the CDC. Between 5 and 20 percent of the nation's population contracts the flu each year, she said, leading to an average of roughly 36,000 deaths.
For now the service covers only the United States, but Google is hoping to eventually use the same technique to help track diseases worldwide.
The premise behind Google Flu Trends - what appears to be a fruitful marriage of mob behavior and medicine - has been validated by an unrelated study indicating the data collected by Yahoo, Google's main rival in Internet search, can also help with early detection of the flu.
"In theory, we could use this stream of information to learn about other disease trends as well," said Philip M. Polgreen, assistant professor of medicine and epidemiology at the University of Iowa and a co-author of the study based on Yahoo's data.
Other people have tried to use information collected from Internet users for public health purposes. A website called www.whoissick.org invites people to report about what ails them and superimposes the results on a map. But the site has received relatively little traffic.
HealthMap, a project affiliated with Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School, scours the Web for news articles, blog posts, and electronic newsletters to create a map that tracks emerging infectious diseases worldwide. It is backed by Google.org, which counts the detection and prevention of diseases as one of its main philanthropic objectives.
Google Flu Trends appears to be the first public project that uses the powerful database of a search engine to track the emergence of a disease.
"This seems like a really clever way of using data that is created unintentionally by the users of Google to see patterns in the world that would otherwise be invisible," said Thomas Malone, a professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management. "I think we are just scratching the surface of what's possible with collective intelligence."
Still, some public health officials note many health departments already use other approaches, like gathering data from visits to emergency rooms, to keep daily tabs on disease trends in their communities.
"We don't have any evidence that this is more timely than our emergency room data," said Farzad Mostashari, assistant commissioner of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. If Google provided health officials with details of the system's workings so it could be validated scientifically, the data could serve as an additional way to detect influenza that might prove valuable, said Mostashari, who is also chairman of the International Society for Disease Surveillance."
OTHER LOCAL EVENTS:
TUNECORE'S NEW SERVICE TO ENABLE ONLINE FILM DISTRIBUTION
TuneCore has become the first film distribution company to enable production companies, film creators, labels, and bands the ability to distribute and sell movies and live concerts through outlets like iTunes for no back-end distribution fee. This new service, for distribution and digital conversion, will extend the same flat-rate model that has allowed musicians to distribute music while retaining all profits and rights. The fee structure will depend on a film or live concert's duration. For example, delivery to iTunes of a 60-minute film costs $550 and a 90-minute film is $770, with breaks for volume customers. For more, visit http://www.tunecore.com/
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2009 Tour Starts: Event Weekends Announced
More weekends have been confirmed...keep an eye out for next month's newsletter, which will have the entire list!
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SELL YOUR FILM ON DVD AND VOD THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS AND BEYOND
The response has been phenomenal. In the past week alone, more than 1,000 of you have signed up for our extraordinary self-distribution offer via CreateSpace, which includes free signup, setup, and proof copy. No risk whatsoever to see what it's all about. The holiday retail spike is coming up fast. Right now is the best time to get yourself set up and selling your DVD on Amazon.com, Amazon Video On Demand, and other channels, including your very own Estore. DVDs are produced when customers order, so there is no need for inventory and you don't have to hassle with order fulfillment and customer service. You set the price, and you start making money on your first sale. Your title also becomes eligible for listing on http://www.IMDb.com. Be sure to use these links when setting up your title, or login to http://www.withoutabox.com and look for "Distribute on DVD and VOD" next to any film title on your Account Home Page...
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Cave Hill Cemetery Tours--Steve regularly leads tours of historic and scenic Cave Hill Cemetery. The cost is $25.00 per person. Call 451-5630 for reservations.
OTHER LOCAL EVENTS:
21C Museum Hotel and Museum
700 West Main St.
http://www.21cmuseum.org
The System Parking Garage is located adjacent to 21c on 7th street (705 W Market), there are stairs at the northeast and southwest corners of the facility with elevators at the northeast corner. Parking is available inside the garage but will charge $3.00 cash upon exiting; guests are encouraged to park on the streets nearby.
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Jenny Wiley Theater
PO Box 22
Prestonsburg, KY 41653
(606) 886-9274 - Local
(877) CALL-JWT - Toll Free
(606) 886-8875 - Fax
Jenny Wiley Theater in Prestonsburg, Kentucky is currently accepting Non-Equity headshot/resume submissions for singers, actors and dancers for leads and ensemble in the upcoming season. Jenny Wiley Theater operates in rotating repertory; therefore all actors have the opportunity for multiple shows/roles.
Send headshots and resumes to:
Casting
Jenny Wiley Theater
PO Box 22
Prestonsburg, KY 41653
or email to: marty@jwtheatre.com
http://www.jwtheatre.com/index.php?n=15&id=15
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The Louisville Music Industry Alliance:
http://www.lmiacentral.com
Currently working with three Louisville radio stations, and have contacted the Courier-Journal and LEO
Weekly today, to promote a concert with The Velcro Pygmies (I would open the show) on Halloween, in
ROCKtober.
All proceeds will go to local Louisville charity, Stomp Out Cancer ~ I was interviewed the Friday before leaving for LA by Street Blast Radio here in The Ville, and learned of the charity, which was created by Jake Wheat, a great individual:
http://www.stompoutcancer.com/
~ Michael
http://www.MySpace.com/TheAnkhProject
http://www.SonicBids.com/MichaelStollaire
http://www.michaelstollaire.com
info@michaelstollaire.com
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Shadowbox Cabaret
164 Easton Town Center
Columbus, OH 43219
614-416-7625
One Levee Way, Ste. 4101
Newport, KY 41071
859-957-7625
http://www.shadowboxcabaret.com/
http://www.shadowboxcabaret.com/auditions/
AUDITIONS listed on: MySpace URL: http://www.myspace.com/shadowboxcabaret
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Filmmakers and actors wanted for sci-fi web series
Righteous Insanity, a Christian drama and film production company, is seeking film makers and actors to help shoot a sci-fi story in 14 parts. This is a unique story and series, and you do NOT have to be located near me (in Louisville) to play a part. We are not looking for "pros." Just folks with a DV camera, a good eye, and some acting talent.
If you are interested, please e-mail me at johncosper@yahoo.com
This is a story told from different angles, requiring a number of actors and different types of shoots. There is no pay, but this is a chance to be a part of something unique, get a credit, and let your talent shine. You can take on a little or a lot; it's all up to you, so long as you can get the job done.
John Cosper
http://www.righteousinsanity.com
Discuss drama and more on my blog: http://johncosper.typepad.com
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Join us for excursions in Tea, Beer and Coffee. This Tuesday night the series begins with an introduction to Tea. Join us to learn and taste the differences between white, green, oolong, and black teas. We will also be discussing some of the classic tea alternatives including, rooibos (AKA red tea), yerba mate and botanical (AKA herbal) teas. The evening will also include snacks provided by Bon Vivant Savant.
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Announcing an online resource for stage directors:
Would love all directors from this forum to sign up and make suggestions for sections, topics, etc
How many times as a director do you feel isolated during the process. Have you wished for a resource site that could offer suggestions, assistance, support and training?
Well it is my hope that StageDirection.org will become that resource. This site will be open to any stage directors around the world. If you belong to other mailing lists or groups that you think would find this a valuable resource, I encourage you to help me spread the word about it.
This forum has been created with the latest PHPBB Bulletin Board software, so it has additional features that you might enjoy even if you are not a director. There is an entire Arcade area with online action, board, card, puzzle and other kinds of games.
Check us out and help us grow http://www.stagedirection.org
Thanks
Brett Mallard, Owner/Administrator
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AUDITIONS FOR:
PO BOX 215
107 E. MAIN
HORSE CAVE, KU 42749
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From: Richardson Productions
Greetings,
Sorry there hasn't been much in the way of updates lately, but loads of work has been getting done. Tim
has spent the past 7 weeks uploading the 60+ tapes of raw footage and is about halfway through editing a very
rough cut of the film which he hopes to complete by November. FX artists will start meeting soon to begin
work on the many special effects the film will require.
In other news, we'll be doing a super special preview exclusively on MuggleNet.com next month and we've
just started some galleries of photos and illustrations from the film on Flickr. Enjoy! We've also
updated out ABOUT section with lots more details and images.
Tim Richardson
"HARVEY PUTTER" - The Movie!
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The film includes a legendary special effect: the two characters portrayed by Pickford kiss. "This wasn't
something that was sent off to the laboratories, as happens now, or to computer-generated imagery," says
film historian Kevin Brownlow. "This was done in the camera. You wound the shot back and you re-exposed
it, and you had to block out the previous figure. I still don't know how they did it." As feature films
grew longer and more elaborately produced, audiences embraced colorful, escapist stories like this one, and
Hollywood ratcheted up the complexity of movie sets, lighting, and camera techniques.
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RSVP: 502-459-0660.
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Visit Louisville Film Society
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Through funding made available by the Kentucky Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission (KALBC), an
extensive competitive grants program for Lincoln-related projects is currently being offered by the
Kentucky Arts Council, the Kentucky Heritage Council, the Kentucky Historical Society, and the Kentucky
Humanities Council.
These grants can be used to support a variety of themes relating to Lincoln and Kentucky, including
slavery, nineteenth-century political culture, the Civil War, and Lincoln's legacy today. Potential
projects include educational programs, exhibits, public art, community celebrations, speakers, classroom
tools, preservation initiatives, and more.
Grants are available to museums, historical organizations, educational institutions, city and county
governments, and other nonprofit organizations
The Lincoln Heritage Education minigrants are available to Kentucky public and private schools for field
trips to Kentucky Abraham Lincoln sites. Education project grants are also available through that program
for projects that promote Abraham Lincoln or that are related to Lincoln.
Links to applications for Lincoln Commission grant programs are available below.
Kentucky Arts Council Grant Program
Kentucky Heritage Council
African American Heritage Commission Grants
Kentucky Historical Society
Kentucky Humanities Council
Lincoln Heritage Education Grants
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The Kentucky Film Lab is a non-profit organization dedicated to energizing the cinematic arts community in
Kentucky with innovative approaches to education, collaboration, production and distribution.
The Filmmaking Certificate Program is also an excellent opportunity to explore and enhance your
communicating and learning style as well as your media literacy. In the filmmaking process, you will
explore linguistic, visual, aural, graphical, logistical and musical learning and communicating
techniques.
Current students, undecided majors, emerging and practicing professionals and anyone interested in
increasing their communication skills are urged to consider this program.
For more information contact the program founder, Arthur Rouse at abr@veslex.com
For registration information, please contact the program coordinator, Tim Davis at tim.davis@kctcs.edu or
859-246-6672
For more information about the Bluegrass Community and Technical College Filmmaking Certificate Program,
visit the Website below or call Arthur Rouse at 859-255-9049
Filmmaking Certificate
Program
FILMMAKING Certificate Program
A one-semester, full-time, 16 credit-hour program of 15 master classes covering all aspects of filmmaking from script to
screen, featuring hands-on projects taught by instructors from Hollywood, New York and Kentucky
Master Classes Include:
ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED
Contact Tim Davis at 859-246-6672 or tim.davis@kctcs.edu
Classes held Monday from 1300 EST (1:00 p.m. until 1930 EST (7:30 p.m.)
CALL TODAY ENROLLMENT IS LIMITED
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Watch your local schedule to see episodes of the Stranger national TV series (shot in
Jeffersonville, IN and Louisville, KY)
If you have any further questions or need additional information, please check out http://www.strangerseries.com/
Thank you again for being part of this series.
Vin Morreale
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We just finished the Nappy Roots new music video here is the link Check it out!
http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=20442974
Thank you
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For future events and reservations call; 859-846-4530.
You can purchase your passes by calling 859-846-4530
HEAR YEE, HEAR YEE: Casting Call Dates.
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We already have a wealth of goals ahead of us on the two streams, but perhaps we could think of
interesting shots to put into a 2 minute video for that contest that would not be used in the larger video
adventure documentary.
http://canoekayak.com/features/paddling-news/amateurvideocontest/
Amateur Video Contest
We're looking for sea kayaking, open boating, whitewater, rec touring, fishing, rafting, river boarding;
whatever paddling action you have.
How to submit:
Discs should be mailed to:
John Bolivar
CONTEST DETAILS
-Discs will not be returned.
-Videos may run at http://www.www.canoekayak.com for an
indefinite amount of time that would extend beyond this contest.
-Videos may be used by the sponsor, South Carolina Parks and Tourism, and may be reproduced in the future
in a Penstock Productions Kayak Journal episode starring the winner of the contest.
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Audition Dates: (Continue to check as new productions are updated frequently)
About their shows
Clear Creek Park in Shelbyville, KY. Clear Creek Players is a community partnership with Shelby Co
Community Theater, Clear Creek Park and other key community organizations. The play is written and
directed by local playwright, Daniel Nation and produced by Cyndi Powell-Skellie. Auditions will consist
of a cold group reading of the play and plenty of movement. Actors are asked to wear comfortable
clothing. Production dates are late August and early September. Contact: Clearcreekplayers@gmail.com to
set up an audition time.
Theater Information
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About the show
Washington County Actors Community Theater in Salem, IN will be holding auditions at Pied Piper Theater in
Salem, IN Casting for males and females ages 13-100 Please prepare a dramatic monologue NOT from the
actual show, not to exceed 2 minutes after monologues you will be asked to do cold readings from the
script. Please bring a headshot and resume. For more information or directions to the theater contact
diretor Bryce Blair 812-620-7663
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SEEKING ACTORS
For the nationally acclaimed Blue Apple Players Kentucky's Professional Touring Theater for Young People
Touring to Professional Theaters Throughout the Region
Call Paul at 587-7990 to set up an appointment.
For more information, please call Paul or Tim at 587-7990 (Louisville) or 1-800-587-7990.
Blue Apple Players
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Ron Whitehead is poet, writer, editor, publisher, organizer, scholar, professor. Singer, Musician,
Recording Artist, Actress, and Writer, Sarah Elizabeth Whitehead, has performed her work in seventeen
countries but has called Kentucky home all her life.
End of September Ron performs with his new band, SOUTHSIDE, in the self titled SOUTHSIDE tour in San
Francisco, Ukiah, Redwood, and other northern California cities, towns, nature (more info to come. stay
tuned)
502-636-1311 www.tappingmyownphone.com
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
For more info, visit http://www.kinseyinstitute.org
"Buy a festival pass - it's your claim to flame!"
"Give it a few more years until PRIDE becomes the Cannes or Toronto of the Midwest."
-The Herald Times
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Call for Actors (ongoing) and Show Schedule (constantly updating)
All require the ability to suppress a Kentucky accent and body language.
We are also looking for stage manager, site manager and audio tech, as well as costume and prop assistance.
Theater Information
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May 2009
EDUCATE
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COLLABORATE
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What are the objectives of the Indiana Rivers Rally?
* Enhance the understanding, knowledge and appreciation of Indiana's rivers, streams, lakes and
watersheds
What will Indiana Rivers Rally include?
* Sessions and discussion regarding cultural, economic, and scientific topics
Who should participate in the Indiana Rivers Rally?
Anyone with an interest - large or small - in Indiana's rivers, streams, lakes and watersheds.
* Nonprofit organizations, associations, and friends groups
Learn how you can be a part of the Indiana Rivers Rally program.
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To: Brooke Walls
Subject: Extras Needed For HARVEY PUTTER - List of Dates This Summer
Director "Harvey Putter"
http://www.harveyputter.com
CURRENTLY IN POST-PRODUCTION
Richardson Productions LLC
http://www.rpstudios.net
Mary Pickford films on
the "American Experience" TV show (PBS). See your local listings for times.
Mary Pickford Silent Film
Vault on "American Experience" TV show (PBS). See your local listings for times.
The Dream (1911)
(10:03)
Pickford plays the wife of a philandering man. After he comes home drunk, he has a bad dream -- that his
wife has left the house for some fun of her own. When he wakes up, he realizes he should treat his wife
better.
Rags (1915) (8:20)
Pickford portrays a feisty, independent woman. In this clip, she has just arrived at a refined Eastern home
-- a world away from her origins in a rugged Western mining town. Women particularly identified with
Pickford's spirited characters, and her fan base swelled.
Little Lord Fauntleroy
(1921) (9:48)
Pickford portrays Cedric, a rambunctious, impoverished American boy who discovers he's the heir to a
British fortune. She also portrays Dearest, Cedric's mother.
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The Filmmaking Certificate Program at BCTC offers a unique opportunity to work with industry professionals
in a master class setting. This is a one-semester, 16 credit hour, full-time program geared for emerging
filmmakers at all levels of experience. The program provides a hands-on overview of all the disciplines
of filmmaking, from script to screen. Working directly with industry professionals from New York,
Hollywood and the Midwest, students will create a number of short pieces during the semester. Please see
the attached poster for details.
The Tre Screenwriting
Pre-production
Directing
Cinematography
Set Design
Lighting
Grip
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Getting Funded
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FLM 110, 120 130 and TA 126 and TA 190 or TA 191
And Tuesday through Thursday from 1300 EST (1:00 p.m. until 1700 EST (5:00 p.m.)
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VSM Productions / VSM Entertainment
http://www.vsmentertainment.com/New Yekesm Production Music Video
Hello,
Yekesm Production
Highland Festival
CHECK US OUT ON DERBY CITY TV:
Be sure to visit the exciting pictures and video of the 4th weekend of this season at
http://www.derbycity.tv or you can check it out on u-tube
Paddle with Greg Barton
Video format for submission should be WMV or Quicktime.
Videos will be a minimum of 15 seconds and maximum of 2 minutes.
Content should be paddling oriented - canoeing, kayaking or rafting
Web Editor
Canoekayak.com
10526 NE 68th St.
Kirkland, WA 98033Call for Actors
Squire Boone: Carved in Stone
Clear Creek Players
717 Burks Branch Road
Shelbyville, Kentucky 40065
(502) 633-5059
clearcreekplayers@gmail.com
http://clearcreekplayers.googlepages.comCall for Actors
Frequent productions require new people throughout the year.
Washington County Actors Community Theater
P.O. Box 61
Salem, Indiana 47167
812-620-7663
btb47167@hotmail.com
http://geocities.com/wcact Call for Actors
The Blue Apple Players have frequent calls for actors, so for the latest details, please refer to their
own webpages. For further information call Paul at 502-587-7990.
Theater Information
Blue Apple Players
P.O. Box 4261
Louisville, Kentucky 40204
502-587-7990
paul@blueappleplayers.org
http://blueappleplayers.org
P.O. BOX 4261, Louisville, KY 40204 (502) 587-7990
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Some of
Ron & Sarah Elizabeth Whitehead's Upcoming Events...
WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater
WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater
Masterson's, 1830 South Third St.
Louisville, Kentucky
(502) 426-7100EVENTS AWAITING UPDATES FROM THOSE SITES
Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana
Paper sessions, workshops, and field trips
Awards banquet, cookout and bonfire, canoe trip
Networking opportunities with peers and exhibitors
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resources
* Strategies for enhancing the capacity of organizations and volunteer groups
* Hands-on workshops that result in an end product or skill
* Educational field trips to explore and learn about nearby natural assets
* Celebratory events and informal opportunities to network with others
* Meaningful interaction with exhibitors, vendors and other participants
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Rivers Institute at Hanover College
River Institute
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EMAILCMT DUKESFEST 2010 IN ATLANTA, GA June 2010
DukesFest
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