Friday, August 15, 2008

She loves Barbie



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"I loved Barbie. I have about 20 dolls, the
huge house, the hot dog stand, the workout
centre, the pool, the Corvette and the
water-slide park" - Katie Holmes

"I'm glad I could wait this long before I
had to deal with reality" - Katie Holmes
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>> Back door Hamilton <<
Lewis tries to be nice to everyone

Lewis Hamilton popped into the Dorchester Hotel
for an event recently. Rather than walk in off
the street like anyone else, he was secretly
bundled in the back door.

Why? Hamilton has a deal with Hilton, and some
of his people were worried about him being
photographed going into a different hotel.
The joys of being a superstar, eh?


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Popbitch's favourite British backstroker:
Liam Tancock. And our favourite Olympic boxing
judge? Cuba’s Juan Ponce.
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>> Miller liked <<
Sienna has some admirers

Overheard in a greasy spoon in North London
last week, two blokes who claimed to be
drinking buddies of Rhys Ifans. One of the
men claimed Sienna Miller had been badly
treated by the press and "copped the blame
unfairly" for leaving Mr Ifans, who is "a
great laugh" and a "wonderful bloke". But
but such a huge drinker that "it's doubtful
any woman who'll stick with him for long".
They were also of the opinion that Miller
had "done herself proud" by not talking
about it anywhere.


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Like humans, pandas walk with both their heel and toes.
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>> Big Questions <<
What football fans are asking this week

This player enjoyed a big transfer during the
summer but was less keen on his other
activities getting a high-profile.
With a wife at home, he still lived it up
shagging around. And reached for a privacy
injunction the second a one-night stand
went to the newspapers.

Which footballer, when caught shagging his
mistress in the marital bed by a tabloid,
was so cool about the potential scandal
he refused to tell his wife the story was
about to break?


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China are leading America in the Gold race but we
predict a Phelps-led comeback for the USA. Get on
this (and your favourite Brits - see below) with a
series of cheeky flutters making up £25 and Betfair
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>> Viva la Revolucion! <<
Britain’s modern meritocracy

Princess Beatrice has been admitted to trendy
Goldsmith’s College. But how? Some tutors
can’t seem to find an application form or
UCAS entry for her anywhere. You know. that
form that everyone has to fill out to go to
University in Britain. Maybe it got lost. Or maybe
there’s different rules for royalty. Still,
the tutors aren’t so upset. They did
manage to head off Peaches Geldof’s application.


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Pandas are black and white because their conspicuous
coat enables solitary pandas to spot one another, and
avoid each other, but also to help males and
females find one another during the breeding season.
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>> The one and only – more <<
Chesney Hawkes is a very nice man

DJ V writes:
“I present a radio talk show. The other week
we were doing a show on what people earn and
wanted to get a 'pop star' on to reveal what
cash they make. We got Chesney Hawkes number
and called him one afternoon. He answered
in a half-whisper as we explained who we are
and what we wanted. He was very polite but
explained he "can't talk now as I'm looking
after my sick children, but I'd be more than
happy to talk later..." He then gave us his
manager's number! We never ended up calling
him back but he was very sweet.”


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Pandas excrete up to 40 kilograms per day. Because
their feces eliminate more water than their food
brings in, they usually drink at least once per day.
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>> Team GB: hot or not? <<
Sports Minister Burnham delivers kiss of death

One week in, and already the Olympics are creating
new British household names - there's that Welsh
bike woman, the swimming one, and who could forget
the little diving guy? He was rubbish. Blame
Minister for Culture, Media and Sport Andy Burnham,
perhaps, whose crass comments about how countries
like Australia looked enviously at Britain now
sealed our hapless athletes fates. Still,
there's always the rowing:

Here's our tips for making some money...

*GB coxless four.

*Kelly Sotherton in the Heptathlon.

* Usain Bolt and Asafa Powell will be hard to beat
in the 100m but Tyson Homosexual is good odds
at 3/1.

Start an account at Betfair, quote OLY008 and claim
£25 of free bets:
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Julian Cope at Latitude had a meltdown, telling the
crowd "Tell your grandparents! Tell your
grandchildren that people like me existed!'.
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>> Thought for the week <<
John McCain v Barack Obama

For anyone that didn’t know. John McCain was
at the bottom of his military class at Annapolis,
but still got to pilot a fighter plan due to
his father’s connections. He is the son and
the grandson of admirals. He finished
894 of 899 in his graduating class. Despite
crashing five aircrafts, John McCain was never
disciplined. And son-of-single-mother Obama
is, of course, the privileged elitist.


FYI: Most of the male porn stars were Jewish at
the beginning," says Republican Congressional
Candidate and Nazi apologist:
http://hoosieraccess.com/blog/2008/04/21/a-despicable-act/


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Basketball star Yao Ming is the financial backer of
a huge new music download system in China, top100.cn
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>> All we hear is <<
Radio Popbitch, Radio Popbitch

Over the last few months we’ve been putting
together a radio station online. It’s got
about 20,000 tunes on it. And it works much
like a pub jukebox. Select a track and we’ll
probably play it. Or just listen in. Anyway,
it’s still a work in progress but you can
try it out on http://www.radiopopbitch.com

To celebrate, we have a free download single,
a new acoustic version of a very nice 80s
number from the Blow Monkeys, Diggin Your
Scene. And Dr Robert has kindly recorded a
radio show detailing his top 10 summer tunes:
http://radiopopbitch.com/artists/blow-monkeys


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When Chairman Mao Zedong's gifted Richard Nixon two
pandas in 1972, Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing, Nixon
responded by sending back a pair of musk oxen.
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>> Things that make you go hmm <<
Piggy, Panda v Nixon, Steve McClaren

Miss Piggy does synchronised swimming:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRf3_WQzAgQ

Band:
http://www.myspace.com/nixonversuspanda

Reality show hell - Ireland's Failte Towers.
(Failte, meaning welcome in Irish). Celebs have
to look after a hotel with "real" guests, The "stars"
include Brian Dowling from Big Brother (who is
very orange and looks botoxed), the ubiquitously
pointless Michelle Heaton and the gay and lesbian twins
who screwed up the Irish Eurovision entry a few years ago.
http://www.rte.ie/tv/failtetowers/

Bomb the Bass is back!/Users/camillawright/Desktop/grazia
http://www.myspace.com/bombthebass

Want to have your say on what’s cool?
Try Poll The People:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvXGvJXbQPw.

Steve McClaren’s new Dutch accent:
http://tinyurl.com/6n673p

Resepct the F.A:
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Old Jokes Home:
Q: Why do I call my dog Blacksmith?
A: Because every time I have a visitor,
he makes a bolt for the door.

Still Bored:
Are you an idiot?
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Thursday, August 14, 2008

R.I.P.

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15 Second Film Festival Blockbusters in the Viral Grand Prix

Tempus Fugit

There are only 8 days left to get your benefactor's package.

You could be rubbing shoulders with the stars at our Opening Night Gala, see your name in our Festival catalogue, and have a chance to meet some of the special guests in attendance this year, including one of Britain's biggest bands, an Oscar-winning American actress, and one of Britain's most respected directors.

Some of you may have noticed that buying the cheapest package now will cost the same price as the normal Festival Pass that goes on sale on Sept 1.

Why would you buy just a pass when you could be a benefactor for the same price? Go Go Go.

Offer expires Friday the 22nd August.

Details here...
Indie Tip

Checking Facebook yet again, having your second lunch of the day, walking aimlessly around your study? Sounds like you've got a case of writer's block!

If you're stuck for some ideas help is on hand with some places to get looking if your script has hit a stumbling block.

Read more here
One Night Stand

At long last Raindance has a Documentary course.

Taught by Col Spector, who started his career producing and directing docs for the BBC, The Art of Documentary Filmmaking explores what makes a great documentary and gives new producers and directors the tools required to craft their original idea into a distinctive film.

Split over two days (27/28 Sept) this course equips all who attend with the knowledge required to get out there and start making documentaries.

Reservoir Dogs A Good Read

A good script sizzles. It evokes powerful, surprising images. Only the sense of smell eludes the filmmaker.

In a great script, each image catapults us towards the next with a rhythm we cannot control, but are content to be swept along by.

So how do you earn that rarest of compliments: that your script is a 'good read'?

Read more of this article by Josh Golding

Check out Raindance's new Maverick Screenwriting course
15th Shorts DVD Film Club

Yes, yes. The date we gave last week was wrong. Film Club is on AUGUST 20. Here are the full details again:

August's edition of the Raindance Film Club will be holding the World Premiere of the Best of 15th Raindance Film Festival Shorts DVD.

The sixth in the Raindance DVD series, the Best of the 15th Raindance Film Festival Shorts is a unique collection of innovative short films from the 2007 festival.

This eclectic mix includes festival award winners, award nominees, the 2007 festival trailer and the Making of the 15th Raindance Film Festival directed by Jonathan Caouette [Tarnation].

For a full list of the films and synopses click here

Come along to check out the very best shorts from around the world and for your chance to win a free DVD.

When? Wednesday 20th August - 7pm
Where? The Horse Hospital (map)

Entry is FREE. For more information visit our website

Get It Here

Want to get your hands on the DVD before the Premiere public screening?

It turned up to the office today and is a beautiful thing, oh yes.

Click here to get your hands on Oscar's cock.
60-Second Rant

Is 52 too late to launch a career in movies?

Listen to CONTROL director Anton Corbijn's rant at the BIFAs:

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Cannes Short Circuit Film Award

Win a trip to the Cannes Film Festival and have your film screened at Raindance 2008

Are you a future Oscar winner? Dream of clutching a brace of BAFTAs? Well your first steps down the red carpet to Hollywood stardom could begin right here, with the inaugural Short Circuit Award.

Dailymotion and Raindance have joined forces to recognise independent shortform filmmakers around the world and bring you this fantastic prize.

Get the scoop here...

Good God Free Raindance Membership

This week's winner in our weekly competition to come up with a terrible film idea is Steve Evans with SON OF RAMBO.

I was tempted to knock the competition on the head, but Steve's effort has given me new hope. It stays open for another week.

Email your entries to live@raindance.co.uk. If you win, you'll get a year's free membership. That means you'll get a discount on all our courses, you'll get the Best of the 15th Festival Shorts DVD for free plus discounted or free entry to Raindance events, Festival events and BIFA events. Goddayam!

See all the entries so far
Dead End Job Take a break with RDTV

Need a distraction from a lengthy work day? If your 40 hour weeks have become mundane, take a peek at these four bizarre stories of individuals with not-so-ordinary occupations.

Start off light with the employees AdCorp, where creating a brand is serious business. Starring Andy Dick, this comedic short takes a look at what goes on behind closed doors at a premiere American advertising agency.

Benny has a tough job. He has been stabbed, punched, kicked and spat on. Listen as Benny rants and questions "Where's the respect?" in his high-energy, life-threatening job.

Job No. 2145 is a dark comedy about a country door to door saleswoman peddling the "Hornet Power Axe 9000". Sally knew sales in the Lake District was never going to be easy and has developed an interesting way of dealing with rejection.

Finish up this welcome break with Dead End Job. Molly is fed up with the petty office politics and bickering she constantly hears at her dead end job in a Cardiff call centre. One dismal Monday morning her shocking fantasies come to life.

Choke Elsewhere

A lot of kerfuffle earlier this week when Chuck Palahniuk claimed Radiohead had scored his new film CHOKE. Not true, unfortunately, but the film looks great anyway.

Check out the trailer here

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NIN's Year Zero to be made into HBO series?

The LATimes.com is reporting that Trent Reznor is in talks with HBO to make a two season series based on the Nine Inch Nails album Year Zero.

How odd.

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Rotten Tomatoes has just released a list of the ten worst reviewed movies of the last ten years, and man, there are some crappy movies in there. There's no way I could bring myself to watch all those...so I've got someone else to do it.

A grumpy drunken Scottish girl is right now, as we speak, gearing up to take on BATTLEFIELD EARTH and others, and once she's gone through the lot, she's going to report back. If she can bear to watch any films after that experience, she'll be providing us with weekly film news & reviews.

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Why Bother?

The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a film with such a preposterous and annoying fanbase that they turn off any right-thinking human being from ever wanting to watch it, is to be remade by short-sighted tasteless dullards.

Expect squawking fools, impossibly awful music and feeble double entendres. The one vaguely interesting thing about this whole terrible mistake is that it's the first time that Sky Movies has directly financed a feature film. In return, it will premiere the film on its own channels.

Mad as a Hatter The Internet: Giving the Crazies a Voice

This lady thinks a rainbow showing up in her sprinkler is a sign that the government is putting chemicals in the water.

I've often thought that being really stupid probably makes everything around you seem like magic. But I guess it just makes some people suspicious and paranoid. That's a shame. I'm bordering on the very stupid myself. I'd better watch out.

And the moon is a mirror? Jesus, how old is she? 2? How did someone this dumb manage to even turn on a computer, let alone upload videos to the internet?

Watch the Video

Sprinkler Lady Thinks the Moon is a Mirror

Sprinkler Lady Thinks a Car Alarm is a Government Timer Going Off
Enter & You're Guaranteed To Be On TV!

CLOSING DATE LOOMING!

Your chance to win a holiday for 2, Avid software or an XBOX 360 as part of propellertv's search for the scariest horror short. Following the huge success of propellertv's first ever short film festival, ShortFest, we are now launching a brand new competition to find the most horrifying short.

To get involved all you've got to do is send in your horror short (no longer than 10 mins) to Horrorfest, Propeller TV, C/O Screen Yorkshire, Leeds, LS2 7EY, UK before Friday 12th September, 2008, along with a propellertv submission form which you can download from;

www.propellertv.co.uk/Contributetofilmfirst

All entries to 'HorrorFest' will be broadcast on propellertv over Halloween (subject to terms and conditions).

The Spare Room Project The Spare Room Project

Sadly I don't spend much time in Camden these days. I lived there some time in the 90s, including a year I can't remember in a flat above the World's End pub.

I'm pretty sure, though, that we didn't drink in the World's End much, only on days when we absolutely, positively, couldn't walk any further than downstairs in order to get a pint.

Rather, our pub of choice was The Oxford Arms on the High Street. I loved it there: free sausage, chips and beans if you took part in their quiz, and the nicest landlord in town. Hell, he even bought us drinks when we were particularly down and out.

And so to my point. There's a space above the Oxford, called the Etcetera Theatre. In that space, as part of the Camden Fringe, Raindance member Kathering Hayes is putting on a show which she has written and is directing. The show is called Moira's Guest and stars, lordy, Abi Titmuss.

So get along to Camden, support some new talent, and if Pat still runs the bar downstairs, say hi from me.

Click here for dates and details
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"If my film makes one more person miserable, I've done my job."

Woody Allen
Working the Net

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NEW PATHWAYS TRI BOROUGH FILM FUND

Applications are now being invited to the New Pathways Film Fund.

New Pathways is a production led intensive training programme for 15 new entrants to film from traditionally under represented groups in the London Boroughs Of Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Newham

The Film Fund is looking for original and exciting stories told with a fresh individual voice that utilise locations from the three partner Boroughs and will embrace new technology and ways of distribution.

Participants to the scheme will be invited to pitch their script developed through the training scheme to a panel of judges who will award 6 film bursaries of £1500. A total of two bursaries will be awarded from each Borough.

Applications are open from Friday 28th July 2008
Application Closing Date: 5pm Wednesday 17th September 2008

For further information and to apply to the New Pathways Film Fund please contact Stephanie Turnbull on 020 7364 7920 or email filmsoffice@towerhamlets.gov.uk putting New Pathways in the subject line. Applications can be downloaded from www.hackney.gov.uk/x-film


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IN DEPTH FILM REVIEW - The Hills Have Eyes 2

Didn't like the rape scene.

Tuesday, August 12, 2008

IN DEPTH FILM REVIEW - Throw Momma From The Train

Great Hitchcockian comedy.

IN DEPTH FILM REVIEW - Chicken Run

Mel Gibson did a good job I think.

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August 2008
In This Issue
Directors Diploma
Writers Diploma
Producers Diploma
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Greetings!
I am Elliot Grove of Raindance, and I am writing to tell you about our new Diploma courses in writing, directing, producing and filmmaking at Raindance, starting in September, 2008.

We have streamed our evening and weekend courses into easy-to-understand modules, making it simpler to complete training between September and the end of December.

Raindance courses really work. Filmmakers who have taken our courses have made films which have screened at prestigious film festivals, won awards and made a combined box office total of more than one hundred million dollars.

Our courses are not taught by teachers - they are taught by filmmakers who can teach. Our team also run the Raindance Film Festival and the British Independent Film Awards.

Have a look at what we have on offer.

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Director's Diploma

£1,335.00 + VAT = £1,568.63 (if booked separately)
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Raindance members £1,068.00 + VAT = £1,254.90
Call 0207 287 3833 to register or Book Online Here

Everybody wants to direct. Learning the skills needed to break into the film industry as a director requires a lifetime of learning.

Here are the courses Raindance has developed since 1992 to assist and train directors with the skills needed to succeed:

You can take these courses individually as well (just follow the links).

1) Filmmakers Foundation Certificate
Starts Tuesday 16th September 2008 6:30 - 9:00pm
Five Tuesday nights on the basics of filmmaking

2) Directors Foundation Certificate
Starts 18th September 2008 6:30-9:30pm
Five Thursday nights introducing the basics of directing

3) Hands On Directing for Film & TV
Weekend of 1/2 November 2008 10.00 - 6pm
The grammar of film directing explained

4) Hands On Directing for Film and TV Part 2
Weekend of 8/9 November 2008 10.00 - 6:00pm
Part 2 of Patrick Tucker's essential course.

5) Directing Performance
Weekend of 22/23 November 2008 10 - 6:00pm
How to get great screen performances from your actors.


6) The Short Film Project
Evenings of 25/26/27 6:30 - 9:30pm and Saturday 29 November 2008 9:30 - 6pm
Professional actors, a test script: Prepare and execute a one day shoot and perform each of the roles - director, camera, sound, etc.

Read why Raindane courses work here...
21 Step Film School

The basic steps explained.
Writer's Diploma

£705.00 + VAT = £828.38 (if booked separately)
with 15% discount
£599.25 + VAT = £704.12
Raindance members £564.00 + VAT = £662.70
Call 0207 287 3833 to register or Book Online Here

Raindance has a diverse range of writing courses, aimed at writers at all levels.

Our basic writing diploma includes:

1) Filmmakers Foundation Certificate
Starts Tuesday 16th September 2008 6:30 - 9:00pm
Five Tuesday nights on the basics of filmmaking


2) Writers Foundation Certificate
five Wednesday nights starting 17 September 2008 6:30 - 9:30pm
The basic tools for creative writing in script format.

3) TV Writers Lab
7 nights on starts on 5 November 2008 6:30 - 9:30pm
Learn how to write and sell treatments and scripts to television

4) Write and Sell The HOT Script
Weekend of 15/16 November 2008 9:30 - 6pm
Our flagship class. Learn the basics of writing, and Day 2: How to sell your script.


Please don't hestitate to call Will Pea
rce, our Course Director, on 0207 287 3833, with any question, large or small.

Read about Raindance success stories here...
Hollywood's 4 Big Lies

Check this out - there are some surprises.
Producer's Diploma

£747.12 + VAT = £877.87 (if booked separately)
with 15% discount £635.05 + VAT = £746.18
Raindance members £597.70 + VAT = £702.30
Call 0207 287 3833 to register or Book Online Here

A good producer manages the business and creative side of a film project. Here are the courses Raindance has developed to give you the skills in order to start a great producing career.


1) Filmmakers Foundation Certificate
Starts Tuesday 16th September 2008 6:30 - 9:00pm
Five Tuesday nights on the basics of filmmaking


2) Lo-To-No Budget Filmmaking
Weekend of 18/19 October 2008 9:30 - 6:00pm
Two action packed days that will launch your career.


3) Creating a Business Plan
Evening Tuesday 4 November 2008 6:30 - 9: 30pm
Learn how to present to industry and private investors.

4) Movie Money
Evening Tuesday 11 November 2008 6:30 - 9:30pm
Where the money is and how to find it.

5) Write and Sell The HOT Script
Weekend of 15/16 November 2008 9:30 - 6pm
Our flagship class. Learn the basics of writing, and Day 2: How to sell your script.


6) Budgeting and Scheduling
Evening Tuesday 18 November 2008 7:00 - 9:30pm
The boring but essential guts of filmmaking.

7) Basic Legal Contracts
Evening Tuesday 25 November 2008 6:30 - 9:30 pm
Discover the essential legal elements and how to use them.


In addition, we recommend that you familiarise yourself with the basics of writing and directing.

Read what celebrities say about Raindance here...
9 Routes to Directing

Develop a plan for your career.
Filmmakers Diploma
£1,443.14 + VAT = £1688.62 (if booked separately)
with 15% discount £1,221.55 + VAT = £1,435.32
Raindance members £1,149.70 + VAT = £1,350.90
Call 0207 287 3833 to register or Book Online Here
Here is a blend of our most popular writing, directing and producing courses.


1) Filmmakers Foundation Certificate
Starts Tuesday 16th September 2008 6:30 - 9:00pm
Five Tuesday nights on the basics of filmmaking

2) Writers Foundation Certificate
Five Wednesday nights starting 17 September 2008 6:30 - 9:30pm
The basic tools for creative writing in script format.


3) Lo-To-No Budget Filmmaking
Weekend of 18/19 October 2008 9:30 - 6:00pm
The course taken by Guy Ritchie and Christopher Nolan.

4) Hands On Directing for Film & TV
Weekend 1/2 November 2008 10:00 - 6:00pm
The grammar of film directing explained by Patrick Tucker.


5) Creating a Business Plan
Evening Tuesday 4 November 2008 6:30 - 9: 30pm
Learn how to present to industry and private investors.


6) Hands On Directing for Film & TV Part 2
Weekend 8/9 November 2008
10:00 - 6:00pm
Part 2 of Patrick Tucker's essential course.

7) Movie Money
Evening Tuesday 11 November 2008 6:30 - 9:30pm
Where the money is and how to get it.


8) Budgeting and Scheduling
Evening Tuesday 18 November 2008 7:00 - 9: 30pm
Tedious. Boring. Essential for success.

9) Basic Legal Contracts
Evening Tuesday 25 November 2008 6:30 - 9:30 pm
A top lawyer explains the fine print.

10) The Short Film Project
Evenings of 25/26/27 6:30 - 9:30pm and Saturday 29 November 2008 9:30 - 6pm
Professional actors, a test script: Prepare and execute a one day shoot and perform each of the roles - camera, sound, crew


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