Prescript! October 26, 2010
Posted by tgoube20 in : Blog , comments closedOur Newest issue of Prescript is out! Be sure to download in order to see the current Productions going on at SCAD.
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Newsletter: Filmfest and Prescript October 19, 2010
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OPEN CASTING CALL FOR SCAD STUDENT FILMS October 10, 2010
Posted by tgoube20 in : Casting Call , comments closedThe department of Film and Television at the Savannah College of Art and Design
announces an open casting call for more than 40 short films to be produced in early
2011.
All ages and ethnicities are encouraged to attend. No stage or film experience is
necessary. Please bring head shot and resume if applicable. Speaking and non-
speaking roles are available for a diverse range of actors.
The casting call will be held on Saturday, October 23, 2010, 10AM-4PM at Adler Hall,
532 Indian Street in Savannah.
For more information please call 912-525-6468
Savannah Film Festival September 30, 2010
Posted by 16x9 in : Blog , comments closedwww.filmfest.scad.edu The Savannah Film Festival will run from Oct. 30th – Nov. 6th. Don’t miss out on this years event. Ian McKellen, Liam Nesson and Isabella Rossellini will be honored. 16 by 9: SCAD Film Collective will be blogging some of the events along with, Student Media, The District and the Savannah Film Festival. Check back here for updates!
Fall 2010 KickOff Mixer @ Meddin Studios September 23, 2010
Posted by tgoube20 in : 16x9 Meeting , comments closedThis Wednesday, Sept. 29th @ 8PM
Get a chance to check out the amazing resources both Meddin Studios and 16 by 9 has to offer.
All majors can join us to get serious about film and motion media alike.
As always we will be parlaying interesting and innovative ways of getting things done. Collaborating with other departments. Getting your projects out there and finding the right people to help you get the job done.
In addition to the regular fun we are also looking for people to get involved with 16 by 9 so please come prepared to pitch not just your project, but yourself 
See you there!
16x9film.com
meddinstudios.com
Film Mentors September 22, 2010
Posted by 16x9 in : Blog , comments closedHello All Grad Students,
The Mentor Program is seeking Graduate Film Students to mentor to undergraduate students. This is a very well paying Work Study job and very rewarding.
You are not bound by a schedule nor location. You may choose your own hours and location to meet with mentees.
A mentor assists undergraduate students in the success of their classes and helps them with time management, scheduling, and balancing their class load. Each student will vary and each student is unique.
The mentor program is quickly growing with 50+ mentors from all departments and it’s arms are reaching farther each week.
The Mentor Program is in great need of Graduate Film Students right now.
If you are interested please contact Carol Stevens with the Mentor Program and she will guide you into the process of becoming a Mentor.
Carole Stevens
casteven@scad.edu
912.525.5064
The is the most rewarding job opportunity SCAD offers to its Graduate Students.
Interest Meeting September 15, 2010
Posted by 16x9 in : Blog , comments closedThursday Sept 16th in Adler Hall Room 316 we are holding an interest meeting for (after) A Day in the Life. If you are looking to jump on a fun project or looking to fulfill requirements for classes this is the perfect way to do it.
If you have no idea what we are about, stop by and check us out. You will not be disappointed.
(after) A Day in the Life: Casting September 11, 2010
Posted by 16x9 in : Blog , comments closedHello All,
We are still looking to cast a few more individuals for (after) A Day in the Life thesis film.
The film will be shot Sept 23-26th and Sept 30th-Oct 3rd.
These are the roles we are trying to fill:
MIT Collegeues:
(2) Male, Mid-Twenties
Pilots
(1) Male/Female, Mid Twenties-Mid Fourties
(1) Male, Early – Mid Twentie – Mid Fourties
Army Engineers
(1) Commander, Male, Late Forties
(2) Sergeants, Male, Thirties, well built
(1) Biohazard Soldier, Male/Female, 18 – Any age
If you are interested please contact Tyler M Reid at TylerMReid@gmail.com
Apple Event at Meddin Studios June 24, 2010
Posted by 16x9 in : Blog , comments closedJune 24th from 1:00 to 3:30pm, Meddin Studios will be hosting Apple’s seminar titled “Knock Knock… Deliver.”
Register via Apple’s Seminars & Events page
http://www.seminars.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/ASPRegistration.woa/wa/home?locs=us_en
48 Hour Film Project: Savannah June 5, 2010
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THE 48 HOUR FILM PROJECT’S 2010 WORLD TOUR HITS SAVANNAH ON JULY 9TH – 11TH
Savannah filmmakers to compete in world’s largest timed filmmaking competition; Registration begins June 1st at www.48hourfilm.com/savannah
Savannah June 2nd, 2010 — The 48 Hour Film Project, the world’s largest timed filmmaking competition, today announced that its 2010 tour will tear through Savannah on July 9th-11th challenging Savannah filmmakers to complete the entire filmmaking process – from writing and casting to shooting and editing – in a mere 48 hours.
Savannah is one of a record 80 cities worldwide to be included in the 48 Hour Film Project’s expanded 2009 tour, which will include the first-ever local contests in such far-flung cities as Beijing, Lisbon, and Mumbai.
Savannah filmmakers will join a record 2,500 filmmaking teams worldwide—totaling 35,000 people—expected to take part in the competition, relying on inspiration, adrenaline, and gallons of coffee to complete short films of up to seven minutes in only two sleepless days.
Participating teams will be given a genre, a character, a prop, and a line of dialogue that they must work into their piece. They will be responsible for putting together a cast and crew, and getting equipment and anything else needed to make a film/video. Films submitted even one minute late will be disqualified.
Films will be screened for the public on July 14th and 15th at Victory Stadium Theaters in Savannah, where the audience will select Savannah’s best film. The winners will then be in the running for top honors at Filmapalooza, the 48 Hour Film Project’s annual awards event honoring the year’s top films, which will take place at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show in 2010. Films will also compete to be among 14 films to be screened at the Cannes Film Festival’s Short Film Corner in 2010.
This is the 48HF Project’s 2nd year in Savannah. Savannah was the first and only city to have all teams submit their films in before the deadline in 2009.
“While the tight deadline may seem like an obstacle, ultimately it places the emphasis on creativity and teamwork, and gooses participants into making their films rather than just talking about them,” said Tyler M Reid, Savannah producer for The 48 Hour Film Project. “More importantly, it breaks down barriers by allowing anyone in Savannah with a free weekend, a video camera, and boundless creative energy to experience the fun, exhilaration, and satisfaction of producing a fully-realized film.”
Since its 2001 launch in Washington, D.C. by filmmakers Mark Ruppert and Liz Langston, the project has become a global cultural phenomenon, with a total of more than 130,000 participants producing nearly 9,000 short films. An archive of past films can be found at www.48.tv.
“The fact that we continue to expand to new cities every year confirms that the project has truly struck a nerve with filmmakers and audiences around the world,” said Langston, co-executive director of The 48 Hour Film Project. “We’re thrilled to be returning to some of our old stops, as well as introducing the tour to new cities in 2009.”
For more information on how to participate in Savannah’s competition or to attend Savannah’s screening, please visit: www.48hourfilm.com/savannah