Savannah Film Festival: Interview with Susan Morgan Cooper, director of “An Unlikely Weapon”, Lucas Martell, director of “Pigeon Impossible”, Evan Watkins, director of “The Fakers” and Matt Krueger an actor from “The Fakers” November 6, 2009
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Get a 1 week theatrical run in LA! November 5, 2009
Posted by Yotam in : Blog , add a commentThe WorkBook Project is proud to announce a new award.
The WorkBook Project Discovery and Distribution Award is giving a filmmaker a ONE week theatrical run in LA with FULL PR, STREET TEAM and SOCIAL MEDIA support. Filmmaker keeps 100% of the box office. Plus 20 films will receive a digital distribution package that places them on Hulu, iTunes, NetFlix and Xbox. For more info visit http://workbookproject.com/award
DEADLINE:
Early- Nov 30th
Late- Dec 7th
Savannah Film Festival: Interview with “Whatever Works” Actress Patricia Clarkson and the cast and crew of “That’s Magic!” November 5, 2009
Posted by Yotam in : Blog , add a commentMeddin Studios: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony THIS FRIDAY! November 5, 2009
Posted by Yotam in : Blog , add a commentThe Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will commence at 2pm this Friday, November 6, 2009.
Meddin Studios is located at 2333 Louisville Road, Savannah, GA 31415.
The facility is built on 2.5 acres and encompasses 22,000 square feet of building space, 3 miles from downtown Savannah, GA.
Please join our friends at Meddin for their exciting ceremony.
Savannah Film Festival: Interview with Jodie Markell November 4, 2009
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Savannah Film Festival: Interview with Director/Editor John Allen November 3, 2009
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Savannah Film Festival: Interview with Adam Salky and Alan Cumming November 3, 2009
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Savannah Film Festival: Interview with Ben Foster and Oren Moverman November 1, 2009
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Savannah Film Festival & 16 by 9 October 30, 2009
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We are gearing up for the film festival here and we hope you are too. Please follow all the events and get involved: http://filmfest.scad.edu/social-media.php
We will be posting videos on our Youtube Channel from the festival after parties. So check them out here: http://www.youtube.com/16×9film
If you use twitter we suggest you add the #savff tag so that your tweets get posted on the film festival’s twitter page.
See you at the fest!
SCAD Schools of Performing Arts and Dramatic Writing present “Dog Costumes” October 28, 2009
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SAVANNAH, Ga. — The Savannah College of Art and Design Schools of Performing Arts and Dramatic Writing present “Dog Costumes” by DWRI student David Ruzicka, November 6-7 at the Mondanaro Theater, 217 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
“Dog Costumes,” directed by award-winning actor and SCAD performing arts professor Laurence Ballard, is an ensemble comedy about what happens when humans look to canine kind for examples of good behavior.
A group of apparent strangers collide in a spontaneously mutating writing workshop, in a place more than a little off-kilter yet oddly close to home. This surreal first encounter sends ripples across their lives, exposing surprising connections and showing viewer and character alike that things are not as they seem. The audience will learn about basic conversation in foreign languages, Rubik’s cubes, South Carolinian customs, character creation, club spirit and exciting new developments in gender relations.
There may even be some song and dance.
Ballard has offered two quotes, capturing the spirit of the show:
“(…) theater is an art only in so far as it questions its own process - if it dies not, it falls into the category of clichés or deteriorates into imitation, pure and simple. It was therefore necessary to accompany theater practice with a reflection on that same practice. And to share the results with others. For if it is impossible to create creators, it is possible, indeed it is vital, to show theater people, different ways through which they may reach that creating state without which there is no theater. (…)”
Constantin Stanislavski
Ralph: If any of the Raccoons ever get sick, it’ll be my responsibility to go and visit them.
Alice: Oh, that is a very important responsibility, Ralph. You better start now and find out what the visiting hours are at Bellevue.
Ralph: That did it, Alice - that did it. You have just broken the camel’s back with that straw. You have ridiculed my brother Raccoons. You have just made fun of something very big that’s close to my heart.
Alice: The only thing big that’s close to your heart is your stomach.
–”The Honeymooners”
Performances are at 8 p.m., and are free and open to the general public.