January 17, 2008
Local Spotlight & Production Update
School’s Out Early Tomorrow
SB School District will have a state required minimum day Friday, January
18. In light of recent gang activity, district and school administrators
are working closely with law enforcement and probation to ensure an increased
presence on campus, in nearby neighborhoods, and throughout the community.
Contact: Barbara Keyani, 963-4338 x206, bkeyani@sbsdk12.org.
Brooks China Documentary Wins Awards
Brooks Institute’s international documentary class production of
China: A Will to Rise received the First Place Documentary Film
award at the Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival Collegiate Competition
and Award of Excellence at The Accolade Film Awards that recognizes outstanding
work in film, TV and video. www.icommag.com/january-page-9.html
Fiscal Year 2006-07 Best Ever
The SB County Film Commission reported a countywide economic impact of
$20 million, with a ripple down effect of $51 million. Filming activity
rose by nearly $8 million from 2005-06, due to three big features. The
recently released There Will Be Blood, starring Daniel Day Lewis
and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, shot for three days on Jalama Road
in Lompoc. Other features were Quentin Tarentino's Death Proof,
Pirates of the Caribbean III, and Let's Go To Prison.
Contact: martine@filmsantabarbara.com.
www.filmsantabarbara.com
New 3D Cousteau Film
Francois and Jean-Jacques Mantello, and SB’s Jean-Michel Cousteau
joined forces on the new 3D film DOLPHINS AND WHALES 3D: Tribes of
the Ocean, which will be released at IMAX Theatres beginning February
15. The documentary offers a close encounter in 3D with small and giant
cetaceans such as humpback whales, orcas, and dolphins. www.dolphinsandwhales3d.com
Reinish and Palanker in SBIFF
Jennie Reinish and Louise Palanker co-directed and produced the documentary
We Played Marbles: Remembering a Stolen Childhood that will premiere
at SBIFF. The film is a SB Jewish Federation Production, and musician
Robby Fair wrote the score. Contact: 965-2929, info@tidepoolpictures.com.
Third Year SBIFF Student
For the third year in a row Jody Nelson has a film in the “Student
Shorts” section of SBIFF. Iron Boy, about a 9-year-old
boy who competed in over 50 triathlons, won Best Documentary at SBCC’s
SOMA Showcase in 2006. Contact: jgirlsb1@gmail.com.
Beautiful Ocean Trailer
David Pu’u recently posted the trailer for his new feature film
An Equatorial Convergence. It’s already received a lot
of positive comments. Contact: puufoto@aol.com.
www.anequatorialconvergence.com
Jalama Spawns Awards Contender
The film There Will Be Blood, that had several scenes shot on
Jalama Road, came in at number nine on the Los Angeles Times
Contender Countdown in “The Envelope” on December 19. PIO
for Lompoc Economic Development, Kate Griffith’s property was adjacent
to the shoot. Contact: k_griffith@ci.lompoc.ca.us.
theenvelope.latimes.com/buzz/buzzmeter/contendercountdown
Winemaker Now Works for Beanie Babies Tycoon
Central Coast vintner Andrew Firestone, known nationally for his 2003
stint on The Bachelor, is now director of memberships for Ty
Warner Hotels & Resorts. He will roll out an exclusive membership
program at Warner's Coral Casino Beach and Cabana Club and Montecito Country
Club. http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/P/PEOPLE_ANDREW_
FIRESTONE?SITE=OKOKL&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
Did You Get In SBIFF?
Let us know. We love to promote our local filmmakers in the Film Weekly.
Contact: lisa@ninetydegreesmedia.com.
In the Spirit of Giving
Renée Bergan still seeks funds to meet the $10,000 matching grant
to help with post-production costs of Poto Mitan, a film about five incredibly
strong Haitian women workers. They need to raise $3,500 by December 31
to finish this independent documentary. Contact: 884.4030, info@potomitan.net.
potomitan.net
Box Office Topper
Montecito resident Ross Bagdasarian Jr. is rejoicing after his live action-CG
holiday comedy Alvin and the Chipmunks was the second top-grossing
film for the weekend of December 15. Bagdasarian's father, Ross Sr. created
the Chipmunks in 1958. www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_7693332?nclick_check=1
Emilio’s Namesake
Restaurateur Emilio DePaola passed away suddenly Sunday, December 9. He
will be missed. www.independent.com/obits/2007/dec/11/emilio-depaola
Crew/Casting Calls
All in the Timing
Elite Theatre has an opening for one male actor age 25-45 in David Ives
series of award-winning one-act plays. Rehearsals start Tuesday, January
15, and the play runs for six weeks in Oxnard beginning February 22. Contact:
Steve Grumette, 649-4000 or 798-0210.
Extraordinary People
Two Swedish TV hosts will be in the US from December to February 2008
seeking America¹s most extraordinary, likeable and offbeat person
and the 99 that come close. Contact: magnus.samuelsson@sto-cph.com.
www.fridaytv.se/new_formats/the_most_extraordinary_person
Trading Spaces Wants You
Team up with friends, family members or neighbors and trade spaces to
completely change a room in two days. The hit TLC show is casting their
new season, and you could be chosen. www.tradingspacescasting.com
ABC’s Dream House
Seeks “Just Married” couples with a unique story to compete
mentally and physically for their ultimate dream house. Contact: casting@abcdreamhouse.com.
www.abcdreamhouse.com
Headshot Thursday with Photographer Bob Blackwell –
Monthly, Third Thursday
U pdate your headshot for business, website, advertising and personal
use. Each session includes the sitting, immediate proofing, re-shooting
if necessary and digital retouching. Your final image is in both color
and b/w burned onto a disc. Discounts available for businesses that sign
up people on the same day. Contact 798-0006, lacasabob@aol.com.
www.photographerbob.com
Jobs & Job Hunters
UCSB
Arts & Lectures Director of Development
Works to optimize philanthropic support, focusing about eighty percent
of time on major gift fundraising activities. Twenty percent of the time
is focused on other activities related to fundraising, including some
lower-level gift solicitations, and administrative duties such as planning,
coordinating and executing aspects. Contact: 893 3166. Job Number: 20070136.
Jobs.ucsb.edu
SB
County Film Commissioner – Deadline: Thursday, January
31
The SBCVB is accepting applications for a full time candidate. Five years
experience in marketing or TV/film production and at least three years
in a management position is preferred. Promotes SB County for on-location
filming, marketing it as a site for domestic and international films,
commercials, TV, video, and still photography. Acts as a liaison between
production companies and the community, works with location scouts, and
assists with permitting as needed. Administers Film Commission budget
and supervises staff and volunteers. Absolutely no phone calls or walk-ins
welcome. Send resume, cover letter, and references: Kathy Janega-Dykes,
1601 Anacapa Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101-1909. www.filmsantabarbara.com/pdf/Film
Commissioner Position.pdf
Available
for Marketing, Management, Locations
Simi Valley based Dale Steinek seeks a position in marketing, management,
or locations.
She’s worked in the industry for many years as an actress and stuntwoman,
locations scout, director, office sales, and marketing manager. Also,
she’s taught acting for TV and written a book called My House Is
A Great Location. Contact: (818) 481-9613, dsteinek1@aol.com
Everybody
Dance Now!
Seeks part-time director to research and write grants, hire and communicate
with instructors, schedule classes and performances, and promote the organization.
EDN! offers free hip-hop and world dance classes to over 450 underprivileged
children and holds up to10 weekly classes. Youth candidates encouraged.
Dance experience a plus. Contact: Jackie Rotman, 453-3826, jackierotman@gmail.com.
www.everybodydancenowsb.org
Composer
Looking for projects to fill out resume. Currently assisting Film/TV composer
on ABC's Women's Murder Club. Other clients include Revelation
Studios, Westmont College, Compass Film Academy, and David Jay Photography.
Contact: 450.1761, dan@truetoneproductions.com.
www.truetoneproductions.com
Fulltime
Assistant
SBLS seeks a nonsmoker with hectic office experience. Contact: sbls@earthlink.net.
www.santabarbara-locations.com
Pre-Production Gig Wanted
Chris Johnson has studied film at UCSB and SBCC, and wants to work in
a pre-production office. He graduated from Salisbury University with a
BA in English, and has studied with independent film writer and director
Allison Anders. As a screenwriter he’s completed nine feature length
scripts and three shorts, two of which have been converted to film. His
professional experience has developed his critical thinking, conflict
resolution, decision-making, administration, budget, and supervision skills.
Contact: harlemny@gmail.com.
Need
a Digital Designer?
Tim Winters is competent in Flash, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator,
3D Studio Max, Sony Vegas, and Winamp. He seeks for full-time or contract
employment. Contact: (248) 974-6790, designhustler@hotmail.com.
Interns & Internships
Needed
ASAP: Short Term, Possibly Longer
Montecito production company needs office intern for several days or mornings
a week. Must be organized, quick thinking, have good phone skills, and
some Mac, Excel and Word experience. Starts immediately. Flexible hours.
Pays nominal hourly rate. Contact: Richard, 969-9777 x102.
SB
Dance Institute
Looking for people who love to dance and work with kids to assist in lessons
held once a week for 31 weeks. Contact: Rosalina, 245-0794. www.sbdi.org
Looking For Interns?
EF International Language Schools has both internship students and advanced
general students interested in any volunteer opportunities. Contact: Burke
Zen, 509-6055, burke.zen@ef.com.
Interns
Needed
Work on high-level event photography and HD video documentaries. Contact:
636-7617, cliff@sbartstv.com.
www.youtube.com/profile?user=SBARTSTV
SBLS
Production Interns
Learn while helping with various aspects of pre-production. Please mention
times that you are available. Contact: 565-1562, sbls@earthlink.net.
www.santabarbara-locations.com
Mixers, Seminars & Conferences
HistoryMakers – Thursday-Saturday, January 17-19,
New York
Targeted to History and Current Affairs producers. www.historymakers2008.com
Women
in Film - Saturday, January 19, 9-11 am, Café Del Sol,
30 Los Patos Way
Guest speaker: Andrew Zinnes, co-author of The Documentary Film Makers
Handbook: A Guerilla Guide. Cost: $15 members/students, $20 nonmembers,
includes full buffet breakfast. RSVP by January 18: 962-1754, 967-8881,
greenskiesproductions@cox.net.
ASC
Open House - Saturday, January 19, 11 am-4 pm, 1782 North Orange
Dr., Hollywood
Current and future filmmakers, fans and journalists can meet a talented
group of filmmakers. Contact (323) 969-4333. www.ascmag.com/news/News_Articles/News_126.php
Au Revoir Martine – Tuesday, January 22, 5-7 pm,
Stateside, 1114 State St.
A farewell party honors her six years as Film Commissioner. Free, includes
appetizers and no-host bar. Contact: 966-9222.
Lompoc Young Professionals – Tuesday, January
22, 5-7 pm, Village Country Club
Network and get involved in the community. Contact: Jason Reynolds, 234-2590.
Future TV Show – Tuesday & Wednesday, January
22 & 23, New York, NY
Covers the world of media convergence. www.thefuturetvshow.com
Getting Media Attention - Friday, January 25, 9 am-12
pm, Natural History Museum
A session on how to write a news release followed by a panel of editors,
reporters and a news director. Cost: $10 Nonprofit Support Center members,
$20 nonmembers if paid January 23. Contact: 681-1040 x11. www.tixity.com/p_evn.php?e=8249&t=Events
Annual
DGA Awards - Saturday, January 26, Hyatt Century Plaza Hotel,
Los Angeles
Contact: (310) 289-2038, laraine@dga.org.
www.dga.org/thedga/aw_announcements-08.php3
Annual ASC Awards - Saturday, January 26, Century Plaza,
Century City
www.ascmag.com/news/news_awards.php
Bluecat Script Workshop - Sunday, January 27, Hollywood
Production Center
Limited to ten writers, screenplays will be analyzed at length.
www.bluecatscreenplay.com/workshop
NATPE Mobile – Monday, January 28, Las Vegas
www.natpemobile.com
Tech Brew – Tuesday, February 19, 5:30- 8 pm,
Fess Parker’s Double Tree
Networking event for technology professionals, entrepreneurs, and business
leaders.
www.smallbizentrepcntr.org/tech_brew.html
HPA Technology Retreat - February 20-22, Rancho Mirage
CA
Explores all aspects of digital-cinema, post-production, film, video,
etc.
www.hpaonline.com/mc/page.do?sitePageId=54950&orgId=hopa
Mastery in Leadership - Friday-Sunday, February 22-24,
8:30 am-5 pm, SB
Provides a map for leading rather than bossing and tools to lead oneself
and others to build accountable, productive, and caring home and work
environments. Cost: $1,200 for three days and two follow-up coaching sessions.
Contact: 966-7500 x224. choiceworks.com/mastery.htm
Film Independent's Spirit Awards - February 23, Santa
Monica
filmindependent.org/spiritawards/index.php
Digital Signage Expo – Wednesday & Thursday,
February 27 & 28, Las Vegas
www.digitalretailingexpo.com
Academy Awards - February 28, Los Angeles
www.oscars.org/80academyawards
2-Day Film School – Saturday & Sunday, March
1-2, Raleigh Studios, Hollywood
Learn to write, produce, direct, and distribute an Independent film. Price:
$395. www.webfilmschool.com/2day.htm
Film Festival Summit Europe – Tuesday & Wednesday,
April 15 & 16, London
http://sites.securemc.com/folder22719/index.cfm?id=6006&fuseaction=browse&pageid=1
SB Writers Conference – Saturday-Thursday, June
21-26, Fess Parker's DoubleTree
Registration until November 30 is just $575. www.sbwritersconference.com
Film Festivals & Competitions
SBIFF 2008 - January 24-February 3
www.sbfilmfestival.org
Get daily updates, special information, Festival insights, and even a recommendation or two, on SBIFF Director Roger Durling’s blog. www.filmgeekconfidential.com
Sidebars
To The Maxxx: extreme sports & documentaries
Latino Cinemedia: films from spain & latin
america
East X West: Asian cinema
Reel Nature: nature films series
Apple Box: family film festival for children
Eastern Bloc: featuring films from Eastern Europe;
SB Filmmakers: includes seven World Premiere
films.
Reel Nature
Organized by our favorite underwater cinematographer, Mike deGruy
Arctic Tale – Saturday, January 26, 10:30
am, Metro 4
Saving Luna - Saturday, January 26, 7 pm, Center
Stage & Tuesday, January 29, 12:30 pm, Victoria Hall
Crude – Sunday, January 28, 11:15 am,
Metro 4 & Monday, January 28, 7 pm, Center Stage
Panels
It Starts With the Script - Saturday, January 26, 11
am, Lobero
Moderated by Variety columnist Anne Thompson.
Movers & Shakers - Saturday, January 26, 2 pm, Lobero
Brings together top producers to discuss their craft.
Location Location Location: The Greening of Hollywood
- Thursday, January 31, 6 pm, Marjorie Luke
Showcases resources and techniques for creating environmentally-friendly
film and video productions.
Directors on Directing - Saturday, February 2, 11 am,
Lobero
Moderated by Peter Bart, producer and co-host of AMC’s Sunday Morning
Shootout.
Creative Forces: Women in the Biz - Saturday, February
2, 2 pm, Lobero
Moderated by Madelyn Hammond, Chief Marketing Officer, Variety.
By Local Filmmakers
A Ticket Out of Poverty - Friday, January 25,
6:30 pm, Victoria Hall & Sunday, January 27, 1 pm, Center Stage
We Played Marbles: Remembering a Stolen Childhood
- Saturday, January 26, 7 pm, Marjorie Luke
Iron Boy - Sunday January 27, 1 pm, Marjorie
Luke & Tuesday January 29, 9:30 pm, Center Stage
Sundance Film Festival - January 17- 27, Park City,
Utah
www.sundance.org/festival
Slamdance - January 17-25, Park City, Utah
www.slamdance.com
UCSB Literary Magazine - Deadline: Sunday, January 20
Spectrum is accepting submissions of prose, poetry, and non-fiction
for its fiftieth issue. Contact: spectrum.ccs.ucsb@gmail.com.
www.ccs.ucsb.edu/spectrum
Palm Beach Film Festival – Deadline: Monday, January
21
Takes place April 10-17, in South Florida. www.pbifilmfest.org
Brooks Documentary Film Festival - Friday & Saturday,
January 25 & 26, 4 pm-midnight, 5301 N. Ventura Ave
Prizes awarded to winning films. Contact: Brent Huffman, 653-8344.
Banff World Television Festival – Deadline: Thursday,
January 31
For those in TV programming and new media development, it takes place
June 8-11 in Banff Springs, Canada. www.banff2008.com/call.for.entries.php
Pangea Day Short Films – Deadline: Friday, February
15
Visual stories, five minutes or less, that can be understood despite language
barriers.
www.pangeaday.org
CableFAXIES Awards - Deadline: Wednesday, February 20
Spotlights campaigns, ongoing programs and innovative people who’ve
raised the bar on cable marketing and PR programs. Contact: Saun Sayamongkhun,
(301) 354-1610, ssayamongkhun@accessintel.com.
www.cable360.net/cablefaxies2008.html
Bluecat Screenplay Competition – Deadline: Monday,
March 3
Scripts submitted by December 1 will receive written analysis, and may
resubmit. Entry fee: $50. www.bluecatscreenplay.com
Reel Women Film Festival - March 8-12, Beverly Hills
www.reelwomenfest.com
San Joaquin Film Festival – Deadline: Monday,
March 17
Takes place in Stockton June 4-8. California entries are encouraged. www.sjccm.org
International Student Film Festival – Deadline:
Monday, March 31
Based in Carpinteria. www.studentfilmfestival.org
Scriptapalooza Screenplay Competition - Deadline: Tuesday,
April 15
www.scriptapalooza.com
California Independent Film Festival – Wednesday-Sunday,
April 16-20, Livermore
www.caindiefest.com
DancesWithFilms – Deadline: Monday, April 28
Held July 25-31 in Los Angeles. Showcases films with no known directors,
actors, producers, or known money sources, and a two-minute-or-less script
contest. Contact: (323) 850-2929, leslee@danceswithfilms.com. www.danceswithfilms.com
SB Jewish Film Festival – Thursday-Sunday, May
29-June 1
Features an opening night gala at Fess Parker’s Double Tree, seven
feature films and documentaries plus shorts and animation, and panels
and speakers. Contact: 705-3363, db@dmbaker.com.
CA Arts Council's Art and Tech Assistance Program -
Deadline: June 2008
Arts organizations and artists with disabilities are eligible to apply
for $500 grants to be used towards professional development. Contact:
(310) 825-5054, bstoffmacher@mednet.ucla.edu.
nadc.ucla.edu/announc.cfm?ID=20
AsoloArtFilmFestival – Deadline: Monday, June
30
Showcases films about art, design, architecture, and artists. Held in
Asolo, Italy September 24-29. www.asolofilmfestival.it
Screenings, Theatre, & Music
American
Flyers - Thursday, January 17, 6 pm reception, 7 pm screening,
Cabrillo Arts Center
Sports doctor Marcus, played by local resident Kevin Costner, persuades
his brother David to train with him for a bicycle race across the Rocky
Mountains. Tickets: $12 donation at the door benefits Stage 6 of the Amgen
Tour of California here in SB. Contact: Shannon Brooks, 966-9222, sbrooks@santabarbaraca.com.
toursb.maps.com
51 Birch Street - Friday, January 18, 7 pm,
Fess Parker’s Doubletree
An award-winning documentary on love, marriage, secrets, fidelity, and
the mystery of family. Fielding Graduate University faculty member Sam
Osherson, PhD, was interviewed for the film and appears in it. Q&A
follows. Free. www.51birchstreet.com
Violinist/Vocalist Carla Kihlstedt – Friday &
Saturday January 18 & 19, 8 pm, Contemporary Arts Forum
Solo performance by founding member of Tin Hat Trio, who uses her violin
and her voice simultaneously. Tickets: $18, $13 CAF members, $5 UCSB students.
www.sbcaf.org/programs/index.html
The Time in Between - Friday & Saturday, January
18 &19, 8 pm, Studio DoZ, Santa Ynez
Daughter of Zion Dance Company presents images of life that inspire us,
frighten us, move us, and redeem us. Tickets: $25 adults, $15 youths.
Contact: 698-9188. www.daughterofzion.net
R. Buckminster Fuller: THE HISTORY (and Mystery) OF THE UNIVERSE
- January 19-February 10, Rubicon Theatre, 1006 East Main, Ventura
Spirals and spins through a blend of testimony, lecture, autobiography,
poetry, comic antics and video imagery. Contact: 667-2900. www.rubicontheatre.org
Doc Nite:The Thin Blue Line– Monday,
January 21, 7:30 pm, 101 S. Quarantina
Errol Morris's investigation into the murder of a Dallas police officer
that makes a case for an innocence man who was in the wrong place at the
wrong time. Tickets: suggested $5 donation. Contact: cameron@prolifique.com.
www.imdb.com/title/tt0096257
Into the Wild - Wednesday, January 23, 7:30
pm, UCSB Campbell Hall
Adapted by Sean Penn from the book by Jon Krakauer, it tells the story
of a young college graduate who abandons his inheritance to go in search
of adventure. Tickets: $6, free for UCSB students. artsandlectures.sa.ucsb.edu/Details.aspx?PerfNum=1001
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Wednesday, January 23,
8 pm, Arlington
Pinchas Zukerman will perform Bruch's First Violin Concerto and will lead
the orchestra in Edward Elgar's Serenade for Strings and Beethoven's
Symphony No. 5. www.camasb.org/internationalseries.shtml#royal
Music of the Night - Thursday-Saturday, January 31-February
2, 7 pm, SB High School Theatre
A fun, high-energy production of Broadway favorites performed by a student-run
acting troupe. Revenue from ticket sales will support student participation
in the Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland in August. Tickets: $10,
$7 students. Contact: 966-9101 x220.
Brazilian Carnaval – Friday-Sunday, February 1-3,
SB
Dynamic rhythms, dance, film, and soccer presented in several venues around
town.
Contact: (818) 468-6474, party-brazil@hotmail.com.
www.sbbraziliancarnaval.com
Gospel Music Workshop & Concert - Workshop: February
7 & 8, 7 pm, & February 9, 10 am; Concert: Saturday, February
9, 7:30 pm, Marjorie Luke
Steven Roberts and the Inner Light Community Gospel Choir are celebrating
Black History Month. Anybody can participate—no experience required—just
come with a desire to let loose and sing. Contact: 729-1159. www.innerlightchoir.com
Food Politics & Super Size Me
- Wednesday, March 5, 5 pm, Marjorie Luke
Q&A follows with filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, food politician Marion
Nestle, and Chef Kate Adamick. www.scoolfood.org
Tell Me Your Story - Saturday mornings, 11 am-12 noon,
KIST 1340-AM
Richard Dugan welcomes guest for his new radio show. Contact: richard@richarddugan.com.
www.richarddugan.com
A
Round of Applause – Every Saturday, 5 pm, KTMS 1690
AM
Local entertainment radio show. Contact: Jim Sirianni, 879-8366, jimsirianni@clearchannel.com.
www.ktms.com
The Creative Community
This series showcasing local talent airs on Santa Barbara Channels, Channel
21. Check out host David Starkey’s blog: thecreativecommunity.blogspot.com
Santa Barbara Channels—Cox Cable Channel 17 & 21
Check out the schedule for local programming at www.sbchannels.tv
IV Movie Screenings
Great offbeat movies are shown on Friday nights. www.magiclanternfilms.org/magic.htm
Exhibits
Visions Gallery – January 17-March 30, Ventura
Beach Marriott, Ventura
Opening Reception - Thursday, January 17, 5-7 pm
Brooks Institute’s new permanent gallery of rotating alumni and
student exhibits in the lobby of the Ventura Beach Marriott—features
photographs by third year student, Daryl Peveto. Contact Lisa Stephens
at 805-275-1112, lisa.stephens@marriott.com.
Winter Light-Works in White - Through January 20, ARTAMO
Paintings as well as sculptural works that contain white as the basic
color of design, corresponding with the often whitish-pale light of winter.
Contact: 568-1400, info@artamogallery.com.
www.artamo.com/artamogallery
Art in Shape - January 24–February 24, ARTAMO
Opening Reception - Saturday, January 26, 5-8 pm
Exhibit of paintings by Jack Reilly. Contact: 568-1400, info@artamogallery.com.
www.artamo.com/artamogallery
Meditations in Silver - January 26–April 6, SB
Museum of Art
Quiet, contemplative still life photographs by Paul Caponigro.
www.sbma.net/exhibitions/upcoming.asp
Nature’s Bounty, People and Produce – January
29-February 24, Cypress Gallery, Lompoc
Opening Reception – Friday, February 1, 7-9 pm
Tonya Schultz presents acrylic work, impressionist and abstract, with
bold color and a sense of joy. www.lompocvalleyartassociation.com/#feb
Michael Thompson: Selected Works - Through March 11,
Brooks Cota Gallery
Opening Reception - Thursday, February 7, 5 pm
Exhibit of 25 fashion, celebrity, and still life images from 1991 to present.
www.brooks.edu/events.asp
Tradition and Transition - Thrrough February 15, Channing
Peake Gallery
Provides a contrast of two artists’ etching collections: Henry Chapman
Ford (1828 -1894) and contemporary artist, Leonardo Nuñez, who
both recorded their views of the California Missions. artscenecal.com/ChanningPeake.html
Members Collect III - Through March 30, Wildling Art
Museum, Los Olivos
Privately owned works depicting American wilderness by notable artists
such as Ludmilla Welch, Ray Strong, and Millard Sheets. www.wildlingmuseum.org/html/exbt.win_08.html
Office & Stage Space, Rentals, Equipment
Moving Sale
$50 Sony Trinitron 18" computer monitor
$70 Granada office multi-tilt chair
$80 Inversion Table (hang upside down)
$80 Canon Rebel SLR (non-digital) + zoom lens: 28-105mm
$50 Sony 20" TV
$100 Pier One rattan sofa
$20 Two fold up metal chairs
$20 Black & Decker pewter/black coffeemaker
Contact: 275-1690, framfrogprods@mac.com.
ventura.craigslist.org/gms/530373861.html
Tapestockonline
Free ground shipping through December 31 with coupon code: SFM.
www.tapestockonline.com
Sculpture Apprentice Seeks Room February-April
Visiting from New York, he needs shared housing anywhere between Goleta
and Carpinteria. Contact: jbacsi@sbma.net.
Downtown Office Condo For Sale
Located at 1215 De La Vina, the 658 SF second floor consists of reception
area, open work area, large office, file area, wet bar, conference room,
one reserved parking space, and visitor parking. Contact: Kristopher Roth,
898-4361, kris@leiderhayes.com.
www.leiderhayes.com/images/Property_PDF/1215%20De%20La%20Vina2.pdf
Furnished Offices and Individual Workstations
The SB Business & Technology Center has space in downtown and Goleta
for new and growing ventures. Accommodations include Internet and phone
service plus shared conference rooms, fax, printing and copy machines,
receptionist, mail, kitchen, and more. Contact: 964-7200 x229, sabine@bdcdevelopment.com.
Lompoc-Santa Ynez Masonic Lodge For Rent
Accommodate up to 120 people, completely renovated, and includes a full
kitchen. Looking for long-term renters such as organizations or churches,
but also available for parties. Contact: Bill Penca, 735-3580.
Donate Old Equipment for Kids
The Cinema Arts project at the Santa Ynez 4-H is in need of old, used,
even broken video or film equipment. Contact: Geoff, geoffrotunno@verizon.net.
www.sy4h.org/cinemaarts.html
Want It Or Don’t Want It?
This newsletter can help you buy and sell used equipment. Email your request
to lisa@ninetydegreesmedia.com.
Associations
SB Performing Arts League – New Site
Contact: 563-8068, info@sbstage.org.
www.sbstage.org
Santa Ynez Valley Technology Club
www.syvtechclub.org/index.htm
Santa Barbara Press Club
www.sbpressclub.com
Association of Fundraising Professionals
Contact: Dorie Zabriskie, 650-7112, afpsbv@aol.com.
Local Indiecoop
SB professionals connect for production collaborating, brainstorming,
sharing jobs and resources, bartering and trading. indiecoop.ning.com
Film Independent
Champions the cause of independent film and supports a community of artists
who embody diversity, innovation, and uniqueness of vision. www.filmindependent.org
Women in Communications
A new chapter is forming in SB. Contact: Deborah Hutchison, 695-0262,
deborah@pantherproductions.biz.
SB Culture Net
Arts administrators, artists, and anyone passionate about the arts in
Santa Barbara County communicate. groups.yahoo.com/group/sbculturenet
SB Doc Discussion Yahoo Group
Get announcements about Renée Bergan's Doc Night, and give Suggestions
for films and guest filmmakers. Contact: documentarySB-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.
D O C U L I N K
Documentary filmmakers share information, leads, ideas, and a commitment
to support each other's growth as nonfiction filmmakers. www.doculink.org/
Se Film
Networking group for models, actors, directors, writers, filmmakers or
anyone else involved in any type of performing arts. www.sefilmclub.com
Northern CA Film Industry Group
groups.yahoo.com/group/FilmIndustryGroup
University Film and Video Association
Welcomes all who share an interest in the making and teaching of film
and video. www.ufva.org
Film Industry Network
A non-profit networking community comprised of individuals from all facets
of the entertainment industry, of all ages and varying career levels.
www.filmindustrynetwork.com
Hollywood Post Alliance
A trade association representing the Southern California-based professional
community of businesses and individuals who provide expertise, support,
tools and the infrastructure for the creation and finishing of motion
pictures, television, commercials, digital media and other dynamic media
content. www.hpaonline.com/mc/page.do?sitePageId=26150
Friends of VADA Yahoo Group
For mentors, supporters, parents and students connected to the Visual
Arts & Design Academy at SBHS. This group will keep you informed of
Academy news and activities: groups.yahoo.com/group/VADA-SBHS
Hollywood Global Entertainment Network
HGEN is designed to bring together creative, technical and funding elements
from all over the world, with an interest or involvement in film, television
and music. "Just a mouse clique away," HGEN helps members
make connections and enhance career and employment opportunities beyond
their borders. http://hgenonline.com
Santa Barbara Young Professionals Club
SBYPC is a non-profit mutual benefit corporation founded for charitable
and public purposes. Its primary purpose is to sponsor, promote and support
social activities involving members of the Santa Barbara business community.
Club activities include monthly luncheons, quarterly cocktail parties,
semi-annual fundraisers and other special events. Its secondary purposes
are to foster civic pride in the community, to contribute to public awareness
and foster interaction within the business sector of our community. In
addition, the SBYPC provides financial support and assistance to civic
groups and programs serving the underprivileged in our community. Contact:
(805) 898-9407. www.sbypc.org/index.html
Santa Barbara Screenwriters Association
Regular monthly meetings are free and open to the public at Borders on
the second Thursday at 7:30 pm, January through November. They feature
novelists, playwrights and non-fiction book authors as guest speakers
as well as screenwriting gurus. Contact: chuck.kent@verizon.net.
Digital Cinema Society
Created to address information needs the Digital Cinema Society is open
for membership to all entertainment industry professionals. The Society’s
purpose is to objectively examine all media, solutions, services, and
technologies without favoring any one brand, service, or format over another.
Annual membership dues are $15. www.DigitalCinemaSociety.org
Bookshelf & Trends
2008 Book of Lists
Sales, marketing and fundraising people will find the region's only comprehensive
business resource guide invaluable for planning and prospecting purposes.
Contact: Debra Giles, dgiles@pacbiztimes.com.
Plazas & Paseos
SB Downtown Organization's bi-monthly newsletter for January/February
2008 is now online. www.santabarbaradowntown.com/newsletter.asp
Ten Things You Don't Know About Casting
Designed not only for actors, but for directors and producers as well.
www.icommag.com/january-page-3.html
eNewsletters
Timely industry information delivered via email. Follow the strikes daily
via computer.
Variety www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=newsletter
Hollywood Reporter www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/our_products/newsletters/index.jsp
Digital PR Guidebook
From all corners of cyberspace, the most comprehensive roadmap of digital
communications best practices and strategies. Price: $399. www.prnewsonline.com/prpress/digitalprguidebook.html
Salvation is Created
If you missed the Adelfos Ensemble Christmas concert on December 1, you
can get the CD. www.adelfosensemble.com/cdpurchase.html
805 Media Guide Available January 2008
Lists radio, TV, cable outlets, magazines, periodicals, newspaper, and
online news sources in the tri-counties. Contact: 805mediaguide@gmail.com.
Motion Picture Video Lighting by Blain Brown
Shows you not only how to light, but why. Price: $38. www.ascmag.com/store/product.php?productid=16163
Austin Val Verde; Impressions of a Montecito Masterpiece
Photographer Ann Mitchell, Author Gail Jansen, and Lifetime Achievement
Award-winner Jay Belloli collaborated on this book about the 17 acre historic
garden estate. Contact: 741-4399. /www.austinvalverdefoundation.com
Producers Mastersguide
Comprehensive information source for feature films, TV, commercials, cable,
satellite, film festivals, financing, union agreements, film commissions,
and distribution. Price: $185. www.producers.masterguide.com
Film
Commission Library
Anyone may come in and peruse these 2005 Reference books at the Film Commission,
1601 Anacapa Street. You may examine these quietly and at your leisure
on the premises.
Blu-Book Production Directory
Hollywood Creative Directory
Hollywood Distributors Directory
Hollywood Music Industry Directory
Hollywood Representation Directory
LA 411
NY 411
Got a read to recommend? Email:lisa@ninetydegreesmedia.com
Resources & Links
BlogLive
Sundance 2008
blog.digitalcontentproducer.com/sundance/2008/01/14/podcast-be-kind-rewind-director-michel-gondry
Filmmaker Winter 2008 Now Online
The magazine of independent film has its latest issue on the Net. www.filmmakermagazine.com/winter2008
Latest Film State Tax Incentive Alerts
http://www.resource411.com/411Update/Issue_53/Around_Town/State_Tax_Incentive_Updates.cfm
Plazas
& Paseos
SB Downtown Organization's bi-monthly newsletter for January/February
2008 is now online. www.santabarbaradowntown.com/newsletter.asp
Ten Things You Don't Know About Casting
Designed not only for actors, but for directors and producers as well.
www.icommag.com/january-page-3.html
eNewsletters
Timely industry information delivered via email. Follow the strikes daily
via computer.
Variety www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=newsletter
Hollywood Reporter www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/our_products/newsletters/index.jsp
What’s
In Production?
With all the confusion due to the writers strike, Variety can
help you see what projects are on, and which ones are off. Select “Movies”
or “TV Shows” from the “Projects” pull down menu.
Then look for the “Charts” section on the selected page, and
click on “Production Chart.” www.variety.com
Streaming for Video Pros Free Webcast
Get up to speed on streaming codecs, encoding parameters, and file formats.
Dig into the specific requirements of producing H.264, Flash and Windows
Media video, including producing for the iPod and iPhone. event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=registration.jsp&eventid=96838&sessionid=1&key=
D03633B57ED231C021593480A026722B&sourcepage=register
SHOOT Magazine Publicity Wire
Offers a powerful tool to communicate to a vertical market of news agencies,
search engines, journalists, industry publications, and decision-makers
in the advertising, broadband, filmmaking, and TV production industries.
www.shootonline.com/go/publicitywire
Film
and Digital Times Complete Year-End December Issue
www.fdtimes.com/pdfs/Dec%202007%20LoRez%20Issue%2013-14%20FDTimes.pdf
Jack Myers Media Business Report
www.jackmyers.com/commentary/media-business-report
Money Maker
Cliff Baldridge of SB Arts TV shows how to make money with Google
AdSense YouTube Video Units Ad Players. youtubebillionaire.com
Ask
Ad Guru
Access interesting FAQs and case studies from the advertising world, along
with meeting dynamic advertising experts from around the globe. www.askadguru.com
Getty Footage Sale
Right now, you can save 50% on all royalty-free footage clips. Enter promo
code TGZPC46N. www.gettyimages.com/Home.aspx
The
Compression Debate
At issue is file size versus image quality. www.studiodaily.com/main/searchlist/8832.html
WGA Strike Hits Visual Effects Industry
www.shootonline.com/go/index.php?name=Articles&op=view&id=ev-web2-1961486-1196799220-2
Get Your Writers Strike Swag
Profits will be donated to the WGA Union Solidarity Fund to help entertainment
industry workers affected by the strike. www.strikeswag.com
"The
Looking Glass Wars"
An interesting article chronicling how Hollywood producer Frank Beddor
built a “fantasy-fiction empire” series by reimagining Lewis
Carroll’s story. lookingglasswars.com/press-folder/sr-articles-folder/LATimes_Interview_11-18-07.pdf
Red One Podcast
Digital Content Producer Editor Craig Erpelding talks with cinematographers
Steve Tammi, Steve Gibby, and Ken Corben about their experiences with
the Red One camera. digitalcontentproducer.com/hdhdv/depth/red_one_roundtable_11272007
Independent Filmmaker Benefits From Internet Piracy
www.studiodaily.com/filmandvideo/currentissue/8809.html
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