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The purpose of this webpage is to show you the quality guest speakers that have addressed this club since 2005. We appreciate the professionals that have given freely of their time to impart their skills and knowledge to the KCC! As we strive to broaden our professional film community, we rely upon others in the industry to help share their experience and enrich the newer members of the film community. As KCC does not collect any type of fees or membership, you can be assured that every person is seriously dedicated to helping out the fellow members of the community.
Our (twenty-forth) meeting was: Wednesday, 21 May 2008, 1830 EST (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant.
Our first guest speaker was: a professional published author, poet, former English professor from the University of Louisville, and restaurateur, Bill Smith (W. Loran Smith) who owns the Shady Lane Cafe. Bill spoke about his publications and the profession of writing quality products that your market will seek to purchase. His talents at creative writing translate into helping filmmakers understand how they must adapt their concepts into scripts or screenplays.
For the second portion of our meeting, we viewed the director's-cut of "Celtic Women: A New Journey" which is a unique and behind-the-scenes view of producing a musical production, but then also turning that into a TV special at the historical Slane Castle in Ireland.
Our (twenty-third) meeting was: Wednesday, 23 April 2008, 1830 EST (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant.
One Special announcement was made by:
Derrick Beasley about his contribution to the local indie film community.
Our guest speaker was Filmmaker Mark Poole
You can read more about Mark on IMDB. Also, be sure to visit his webpages on:
Dead Moon Rising - A mysterious disease
overtakes the world, and the infected develop a hankering for human flesh. Jim and his fellow Cheapskate
Car Rental clerks are oblivious to the changes going on right outside their door until it literally gets
right in their faces. Jim struggles with disgruntled customers, hordes of cannibals, the barely legal
April, his certifiable ex-girlfriend Vix (the sexy "Terminatrix"), reconciling issues with his brother, an
aversion to guns, and the "pants thing."
Can Jim pull it together and rally Louisville's remaining bike gangs and defeat the infected hordes? Maybe with the help of a 1000 round per minute machine gun.
Dead Moon Rising features an ensemble cast of 14,600 choppers, twelve hundred extras, and contains the "World's Largest Zombie Scene."
Girls, ghouls, and guns, what else do you need for a good time?
Requiem for the Fallen - We can't give too much
away yet, but Anubis Digital Studios is currently producing a dark fantasy/horror movie. The movie,
tentatively titled Requiem for the Fallen, is an amazing world of good angels, bad angels, and demons that
you won't want to miss.
Mark E. Poole
Anubis Digital Studios
*WINNER* Best Zombie Film - Fright Night Film Fest 2007, Louisville
*WINNER* Audience Award for BEST FEATURE at Cine-Fest 2007!
*WINNER* "Best of the Fest" at Big Damn Film Fest 2007, Cincinnati
Check out the new poster at: POSTER
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While you are at it, pick up a copy of LEO and check out the article about DEAD MOON RISING.
Do not overlook the article in the LEO about the Alley Theater's BLUE PLATE SPECIAL, staring DMR's very own Mike Seely (Nick). City Block is hosting this local theater group, and Mike and his fellow thespians make a great time of it. You should check it out.
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Our (twenty-second) meeting was: Wednesday, 12 March 2008, 1830 EST (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant.
Our guest speakers were Cinematographer Steve Connors and International Journalist Molly Bingham.
The Iraq documentary film "Meeting Resistance," directed by Molly Bingham and Steve Connors, was discussed at the meeting. For more information about their movie, visit: http://www.meetingresistance.com/screenings.html.
Our (twenty-first) meeting was: Wednesday, 6 February 2008, 1830 EST (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant. Our guest speakers were James Wolford Hardin (Producer, Writer, Actor) and Bill Cothron to discuss their latest film to be released, "Finale II. Members of Hardin's cast and crew were in attendance so you can meet a wonderful group talented filmmakers and learn from them. Hardin and Cothron own True Dreams Productions and makes films in the Kentuckiana region.
Read
more about Jim Hardin on his IMDB listing.
Our (twentieth) meeting was: Wednesday, 5 December 2007, 1830 EST (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant. Our guest speaker was Michael Breeding
Michael Breeding MEDIA
Michael Breeding MEDIA Michael Breeding MEDIA is a multimedia firm based in Lexington and Louisville,
Kentucky. For more than 25 years, Michael Breeding's unique and widely recognized style of enlightenment
through excellence in quality and beauty has distinguished him as a "master artisan." His strength lies in
his ability to develop superior creative teams with a steadfast goal of superior product.
Through hard work and exceptional deliverables, Michael Breeding MEDIA has developed a sterling reputation amongst their clients. Marcheta Sparrow of The Kentucky Tourism Council stated: "MBM's list of satisfied clients is a lengthy and distinguished one. I know from talking with many of my counterparts in the industry that have hired MBM, satisfied is an inadequate adjective for describing their perspective of their work. Go to your thesaurus, look for synonyms for thrilled or ecstatic, and you will be closer to the mark."
MBM has a proven track record for producing films that achieve clients. goals- whether they involve education, persuasion, or development - while, at the same time, working within parameters of budget and format. A key reason for this effectiveness is MBM.s creative process, which gives professional and careful attention to each aspect of the project.
Our process begins with a comprehensive research and discovery phase in order to capture the purpose, nature, intent, essence and desired effect of the documentary project. This foundation enables MBM to translate client goals into a creative concept recommended to fit the intended audience. Once the concept is approved, our veteran writers compose a well-crafted message.
Springfield, KY 20th Century Fox
Simpsons VideoSound Track for Hometown Premiere Contest
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Click on the photo to play. This is a high quality flash file so you may have some download time. The
smaller you make your screen the better the picture.
Our (nineteenth) meeting was: Tuesday, 30 October 2007, 1830 EST (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant. Our first guest speaker was Professional Comedian and Actor Marty Pollio who has amassed a very impressive resume while living in Los Angeles and Louisville and throughout his 30-year career as a professional performer. He spoke at our meeting and addressed the topic of COMEDY WRITING and significant topics relating to the motion picture industry in Kentucky. Marty has been an actor in major Hollywood productions that include film and network television (NBC's "Tonight Show" and "Night Court"). In association with Vin Morreale and VSM Productions, he has recently finished producing his first video product in a line of upcoming projects he has planned for the next two years.
Marty's past presentation with KCC focused on some of the key learning experiences he had in the creation, post-production and marketing of his new comedic, instructional DVD, "How To Juggle and Other Cheap Tricks!" To sample his production work (both comedic and serious) there are samples on the following pages:
http://www.jugglingvideo.com/sample.html
http://www.1comedian.com/Bill-Sacra.htm
Marty Pollio:
(Professional Actor / Comedian / Juggler) Marty's "HOW TO JUGGLE"
video.
Marty on IMDB This list only includes his movies, but not all of his television appearances. Marty has also been on the "Tonight Show with Johnny Carson"; "Tonight Show with Jay Leno"; "Late Night with David Letterman"; and other national shows too.
Please be sure to attend this meeting!
Our second speaker was Chris Stroble http://www.nku.edu/~strobelc/ from Northern Kentucky University (NKU) to discuss their degree program. Mr. Strobel is a Coordinator and Assistant Professor for the Electronic Media & Broadcasting Department of Communication: College of Informatics. Getting to learn what new college degrees can helped our members to professionalize our skills was greatly important for everyone to migrate from making short films for free to being able to earn a good living from a new career. The acquisition of a sound education is paramount to your success, be sure to attend his presentation.
I was the Production Manager for WTWO-TV, the NBC affiliate in Terre Haute, IN upon graduation from Indiana State University. I had directed the weekend newscasts and shot and edited corporate videos and commercials for the station before running the department from 1990-94. While there I also created an educational children's show (Stepping Stones) that aired on Saturday mornings and actually won our time slot against national cartoon programming, but the best thing about being in the 'Haute - I met my wife at the MDA Telethon when I produced the show and she ran the local MDA.
After TV-2 I went back to school to earn my MA in Film and Video from The American University in Washington, DC. An excellent place. Cannot recommend the university, program or city highly enough. I won a few awards for the films that I made, including for "Believe," my thesis film. While finishing up film school I purchased a Media 100 system and started "Good Morning Egg Productions," my film and video company. My wife and I moved back to the midwest, choosing Cincinnati as our new home, and GME flourished here for five years and I worked with big (P&G, AOL) and small companies while keeping my hand in film work - I've edited five feature films for directors other than myself. I have shuttered the decidedly for-profit GME in favor of a new venture (Red Thread Media) that focuses upon creating media with a message.
Directing the Forgetting Project in 2000 I started teaching adjunct for the Audio/Video Production program at Southern Ohio College (now Brown Mackie College) in Cincinnati. Doug Yeager, the current Department Chair there, was on staff and had worked with me on a couple professional movie projects. I liked teaching (it's why went back to film school) and when the Department Chair position opened up I was fortunate enough to get the job. A year later, I was running the AVP, Accounting, Business and CAD programs for SOC - but not teaching any more. An adjunct I had hired told NKU about me (she was a recent NKU graduate) and a position that was open seemed to fit my talents and interests. I moved across the river in 2002 and have loved it ever since. I progressed from being a 'mere' assistant professor to officially coordinating what was then the Radio/Television program in 2005. In fall of 2007 we restructured the program to more accurately reflect the nature of media creation today and renamed ourselves Electronic Media & Broadcasting.
The biggest project I've headed up is the Forgetting Project - a narrative/documentary piece on how Alzheimer's Disease affects the family. That is currently in narrative post and documentary production, with a completion goal of August 2007. I am also one of the founders of the College Weekend Movie Festival - a wild 5 day moviemaking competition between the area media programs. Last year one of our NKU groups won the CWMF - that movie is featured on the new "official" EMB website: http://emb.nku.edu/.
Our (eighteenth) meeting was: Wednesday, 18 July 2007, 1830 EST(6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant. Our guest speaker was Mr. Todd Cassidy from the Kentucky Film Office spoke at our meeting and addressed a wide range of significant topics relating to the motion picture industry in Kentucky.
Our (seventeenth) meeting was: Saturday, 30 June 2007, 1800 EST(6:00 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant. Our guest speaker was Mr. Chris Korrow, a Kentucky film producer, writer, director, and environmentalist. He showed two of his short films; one of which will be shown nationally on public TV in July 2007.
"Garden
Insects" airs nationally on PBS beginning 8 July 2007. It was written, directed by, and produced by Kentuckian
Chris Korrow. Also visit
Our (sixteenth) meeting was: Wednesday, 30 May 2007, 1830 (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant. Our first guest speaker was Gill Holland
Gill Holland: (moved to Louisville, KY in fall 2006) the group entertainment: sonaBLAST! Records: 115 West 29th Street:
Suite 1102 New York, NY 10001
tel: 212-868-5233 fax: 212-504-3082
gill@thegroupentertainment.com
http://www.sonablast.com
http://Www.kelleymcrae.com
http://Www.markgeary.com
http://Www.theoldceremony.com
http://Www.loggerheadsmovie.com
http://Www.sweetlandmovie.com
http://www.findlovemovie.com
http://www.mentorthefilm.com
http://www.justlikethesonmovie.com
http://www.american-cannibal.com
Our second guest speaker was Scott Davis, Instructor for the Jefferson Community and Technical College (JCTC), Commercial Art Department. He covered information about the new degrees being offered at JCTC.
They have several new Associate's Degree specializations.
Webpages directly for their program are:
Advertising Design specialization New
requirements for future students in the advertising design option take effect in spring 2008.
Commercial Photography specialization
New requirements for future students in the commercial photography option take effect in spring 2008.
Digital Videography specialization New
digital video option is starting up in fall 2007. Download program requirements here. These requirements take effect
fall 2007.
Our (fifteenth) meeting was: Monday, 2 April 2007, 1830 (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant.
Our guest speaker was Mr. Ken Daniels that taught the club about how to run film festivals; network in the motion picture industry, and seek professionalism in our interactions with others.
Our (fourteenth) meeting was: Tuesday, 9 January 2007, 1830 (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant.
Our first guest speaker was Marty Pollio, a local comedian and actor, who has amassed a very impressive resume while living in Los Angeles and throughout his 30 year career as a professional performer. Marty has been an actor in major Hollywood productions that include film and network television (NBC's "Tonight Show" and "Night Court"). In association with Vin Morreale and VSM Productions, he has recently finished producing his first video product in a line of upcoming projects he has planned for the next two years. Marty's presentation will focus on some of the key learning experiences he had in the creation, post-production and marketing of his new comedic, instructional DVD, "How To Juggle and Other Cheap Tricks!" To sample his production work (both comedic and serious) there are samples on the following pages:
http://www.jugglingvideo.com/sample.html
http://www.1comedian.com/Bill-Sacra.htm
Marty Pollio:
(Professional Actor / Comedian / Juggler) Marty's "HOW TO JUGGLE" video.
Marty on IMDB This list only includes his movies, but not all of his television appearances. Marty has also been on the "Tonight Show with Johnny Carson"; "Tonight Show with Jay Leno"; "Late Night with David Letterman"; and other national shows too.
Our second guest speaker was David G. Johnson from Media Distributing Company. Mr. Johnson will communicate how his company can assist local or regional production companies to be able to obtain high quality, affordable videotapes of various sizes. His business is located at 1621 W. Main Street Louisville, KY 40203. Phone 502-561-9651 or 866-557-6923.
Our (thirteenth) meeting will be: Tuesday, 9 January 2007, 1830 (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant.
Our first guest speaker was Cinematographer Bruce Skinner. See links for Bruce (below). We will have a second guest speaker, Brennan Callan, for the technical portion of the meeting. His topic will be first aid and safety training for motion picture sets.
Our (twelfth) meeting was: Thursday, 14 December 2006, 1830 (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant.
Our first guest speaker was Producer/Casting Director Vin Morreale of VSM Casting & VSM Productions & VSM Entertainment. We had Professor/Film maker/Actor Scott Davis of Jefferson Community & Technical College (JCTC) as second guest speaker for the technical portion of the meeting.
Vin spoke about the latest trends in the motion picture industry; in casting; and he will show a portion of
his newly released movie, "Breaking & Entering." You are welcomed to read more about his companies:
VSM Casting Services in Louisville, KY.
VSM Entertainment in Louisville, KY.
Scott Davis informed the club about a brand-new Associate's Degree Program at Jefferson Community & Technical College (JCTC). That college is one of a few in Kentucky that recognized the need to develop a formal degree program and after a couple years of diligent work; that program will commence in 2007. We are excited about the new program, but more so that it is in our hometown too!
Our (eleventh) meeting was: Tuesday, 14 November 2006, 1830 (6:30 p.m.) at the "Pink Door: Noodles and Tea Lounge" Restaurant. Our first guest speaker was Gill Holland. Our second guest speaker was Jon Bierly for the technical portion of the meeting.
Gill is a half-Norwegian, half North Carolinian lawyer and former adjunct professor at NYU Graduate Film School. He worked briefly at October Films (now Focus Features) and spent three years at the French Film Office representing the Cannes Film Festival in the US. He founded and sold cineBLAST! He sits on many film festival boards and was on the Sundance shorts jury (1999) and selection committee for the Academy Awards, Student Division (2002, 2003). He started sonaBLAST! Records, featuring Kelley McRae, The Old Ceremony and Irish star Mark Geary. He is a partner at The Group Entertainment, the KY/NYC management/production company.
Gill is a half-Norwegian, half North Carolinian lawyer and former adjunct professor at NYU Graduate Film School. He worked briefly at October Films (now Focus Features) and spent three years at the French Film Office representing the Cannes Film Festival in the US. He founded and sold cineBLAST! He sits on many film festival boards and was on the Sundance shorts jury (1999) and selection committee for the Academy Awards, Student Division (2002, 2003). He started sonaBLAST! Records, featuring Kelley McRae, The Old Ceremony and Irish star Mark Geary. He is a partner at The Group Entertainment, the KY/NYC management/production company.
Gill Holland's webpages:
gill@thegroupentertainment.com
http://www.sonablast.com
http://Www.kelleymcrae.com
http://Www.markgeary.com
http://Www.theoldceremony.com
http://Www.loggerheadsmovie.com
http://Www.sweetlandmovie.com
http://www.findlovemovie.com
http://www.mentorthefilm.com
http://www.justlikethesonmovie.com
http://www.american-cannibal.com
Our (tenth) meeting was: Tuesday, 10 October 2006. Our guest speaker was Professional Actor, Comedian, and Juggler, Marty Pollio (native Louisvillian).
Marty Pollio:
(Professional Actor / Comedian / Juggler) Marty's "HOW TO JUGGLE" video.
Marty on IMDB This list only includes his movies, but not all of his television appearances. Marty has also been on the "Tonight Show with Johnny Carson"; "Tonight Show with Jay Leno"; "Late Night with David Letterman"; and other national shows too.
Our (ninth) meeting was: Tuesday, 5 September 2006 at Eva Mae's Creekside Restaurant. Producer, Writer, Director, Composer, Distributor, Actor, Singer, David Heavener addressed the club members on innovations in the motion picture industry. His insightful lessons conveyed the need for actors, cast, crew and anyone involved in the industry to be cognizant to paradigm shifts in the industry. We greatly appreciate David attending our club!
Our (eighth) meeting was: Thursday, 17 August 2006 at Eva Mae's Creekside Restaurant. Technical lighting methods were taught as members learned more about how to manipulate equipment to their needs.
Our (seventh) meeting was: Tuesday, July 2006 at Arby's Restaurant. Cinematographer Brennan Callan showed his production "The Professional Cinematographer" in its re-edited format.
He was en route to his home in Kentucky after an Alaskan cruise with his fiancée, family, friends, and business associates. He was 68.
The cause was complications due to pulmonary fibrosis and lung cancer.
Mr. Mapother was a bankruptcy consultant, who for over 30 years, and in all 50 states, taught seminars for banks, credit unions, and lenders. He was a recipient of the prestigious Certified Speakers Professional designation of the National Speakers Association, and he was well known for his clear, enthusiastic, and entertaining style of public speaking. He is the author of 13 books on bankruptcy and, since 1985, was a regular columnist for Credit Union Magazine. Mr. Mapother was the Kentucky Credit Union League attorney for over three decades and the West Virginia Credit Union League attorney for over one decade.
He was admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court and was also a member of the Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia Bar Associations. At age 28, Mr. Mapother became the youngest person to serve as a Jefferson County Juvenile Court Judge, a position he held from 1967-1970.
He was a member of the Edward Frederick Sorin Society of the University of Notre Dame, and he served 21 years of volunteer service to ACCEPT Consumer Credit Counseling Program. In the early 1970.s, he was Present of the Louisville Chapter of Planned Parenthood. He was a member of the Pendennis Club.
Mr. Mapother is a graduate of St. Xavier High School, the University of Notre Dame with honors, and the University of Virginia Law School.
He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Cruise Mapother Jr.; his mother, Catherine Reibert Mapother; and his brother Thomas Cruise Mapother III.
He is survived by one son, William Reibert Mapother, Jr.; two daughters, Katherine Grigsby Mapother, and Amy Cruise Mapother; and fiancée, Valerie Brown.
The funeral was at 1100 on Monday, 26 June 2006 at St. Leonard Catholic Church, 440 Zorn Avenue. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery.
The family requests that memorial gifts be made to any of the following: Mapother Memorial for Scholarship Aid at St. Xavier High School, Blue Apple Players: Sudanese Refugee Education Fund
Our (fifth) meeting was: Tuesday, 30 May 2006 at Arby's Restaurant. Cinematographer Langan Smith presented films from Kino Louisville. The club members saw my presentation on the Canon XL2.
Our (forth) meeting was: Saturday, 25 March 2006 at Dynasty Buffet Restaurant. Our guest speaker was a cinematographer Brian Cunningham from "Unseen Films" The presented movie will be "Oscar's Mother"
Our (third) meeting was: Saturday, 18 February 2006 at Dynasty Buffet Restaurant. Our guest speakers were Cinematographers from Filmatix.
Kevin Crisp showed: Infinity
Compiled 10 May 2004 - Behind-the-scenes look at the making
of "infinity," an 18-minute short film.
(9 min. 17.5MB)
Our (second) meeting was: Saturday, 7 January 2006 at Dynasty Buffet Restaurant. Our guest
speakers were Cinematographers Mark Poole of Anubis Digital
and Paul Perez of Rising Sunset Productions
"On Borrowed Time" Movie: with native Louisvillian Paul Perez Filmed mostly in Louisville, KY in 2003-2006
Both Mark and Paul share numerous learning experiences to the club and they even showed completed productions as well as post production work and how they utilized various computer programs to create their movies. Each of these speakers have invested years to perfecting their craft and we were grateful to have them speak today. We hope to have Paul to show us the completed version of "On Borrowed Time" in the future when he returns to Louisville.
He can be contacted directly at Paul Perez
Our (first) meeting was: Saturday, 10 December 2005 at Shady Lane Cafe. Everyone introduced themselves at the opening of our meeting. Then a presentation on the 1960's Baia "Ultraviewer" for 8mm or SUPER 8 film was given. Following that, guest speaker Dylan Feese presented his short movie Maybe Someday.
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