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Boom will continue to grow as the movie industry here does and I welcome any comments and or contributions on how we can make this publication the best it can be and really serve the audience it is meant to serve.

Mod Mary An interview with the naturally funny actress Mary McCormack of In Plain Sight about her character, her life, and her politics.

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Bad Ass Style An interview with Nicki Zabikki, belt buckle magician and creator of beautiful, shiny things.

THE LINE 02 A Quick Study Albuquerque dialect coach, Steve Corona on working with Gerard Butler and Helen Mirren.

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By Hakim Bellamy

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By Wendy Aaker

By Ellen Berkovitch

Dear movie lovers, Welcome to the second issue of Boom the Albuquerque Film Guide. All of us here at Miscellaneous Publications have learned so much about the movie industry over the last eight months. The first issue of boom was a real testament to what can happen if industry folks work together towards a common goal, that goal being letting the rest of the world know what Albuquerque and New Mexico have to offer the film industry as a whole...and it’s a lot.

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Form and Function Cast Away

Lots of good stuff in this issue to enjoy!

Elizabeth Gabel, casting queen on the art of selling a scene.

Best,

By Ben Ikenson

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Director’s Chair: A chair designated for the person who directs the making of a film.

Hauling Mountains The Sanjevani Institute and Dr. Sunil Pai, M.D. on an eclectic integrative approach to living and healing in New Mexico.

By Bill Nevins

Missy Penor, Publisher

ABOUT THE COVER­—

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Bite Asian, Soul Food & Cozy Corners Hungry? Find great food for all tastes.

MOVE:Run Adrenalin Junkie New Mexico’s wealthy terrain of steep bump runs, powder filled chutes, and laid back boarding.

By Bill Nevins

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THE STAFF­— Publisher Missy Penor missy@miscpubs.com Editor Wendy Aaker wendygraceevans@gmail.com

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Drinking in the Q

Creative Director Michelle M. Gutierrez michelle@miscpubs.com

Crystal clear insights on the swig, the swagger, the gotta-have-it, so delicious range of drinks in Albuquerque.

Director of Sales Angie Clements angie@miscpubs.com

By Emily Beenen

Account Executives Ryan Bromberg ryan@miscpubs.com Matt Butkus matt@miscpubs.com Stephen C Butkus stephen@miscpubs.com Contributor at Large Gail Smerigan Albuquerque Studios gail_smerigan@abqstudios.com

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Beat Sheet Madrid, New Mexico Wind your way into this curious little town for shopping, eating, art, and quirky culture.

By Jill Battson

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Groove Entertainment in the Q A fine local orchestral groove for Albuquerque’s New Mexico Symphony Orchestra.

By Emily Beenen

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Wish Curly Girl An interview with hair stylist, Jessica Retskin, owner of Shag, a Nob Hill salon.

By Wendy Aaker

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ModMary USA Network’s In Plain Sight puts a slim blond with miles of personality in the driver’s seat

by Ellen Berkovitch

You know what they say about TV acting: Don’t act, be yourself.

The adage applies to marvelous Mary McCormack, the nimble actor spending long days shooting her starring role as Mary Shannon for season two of In Plain Sight. On this windy November afternoon, a low-pressure cloud wraps the Sandias, and the location is a house with fakebrick siding on a street with a willow tree.

Shannon’s standing outside the front door of the house—she’s a witness protection U.S. marshal, the guy she’s come to see is a bridge engineer, played by Clark Peters (of The Wire). And she’s holding a big box of ribs. Yeah, ribs. McCormack—well, as she and her fellow actors wait for the take—she’s cracking them up with her German accent.

“WWRRibs,” she chortles. “Pooork ribs.”

And gnaws shark-like at the box. Everybody busts out laughing.

The accent comes out of theater; where McCormack spent her summer vacation blond-bomb shelling it up in the farce, Boeing, Boeing on Broadway (she played a German stewardess, and was nominated for

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a Tony award). But the comedic instinct is all natural. A couple of the crew wear Insane Plight hats, which McCormack points out to me conspiratorially. It took them a little while to notice her pun, when she presented hats at the start of shooting in October, since her gag version uses the exact In Plain Sight typeface.

If Mary’s naturally so funny, well, so is her oft-wisecracking character—call it a heightened contrast with a high-stress job, her coping mechanism to toss a little juice.

The real Mary McCormack, says the driven Mary Shannon fits her personality well—and she appreciates the proximity to “sit” in the part that way. They are both New Jersey girls—McCormack from Plainfield, and educated at Trinity College in Connecticut.

Mary Shannon drives a muscle car Probe.

“It’s funny,” says McCormack. “When I was…younger, I used to go to the L.A. skate club called ‘Probe’ and I went so often they called me ‘Probe Mary.’ Not many people know that story.”

Shannon’s line of work, though, requires a total dedication to a job description that

is secretive and dangerous and, therefore, requires her to stay totally on top of it. It’s one of the hardest jobs in government, keeping the witness alive and his or her whereabouts secret. Shannon’s got a nose for trouble. And it sometimes requires acrobatics—having to leapfrog a flight of stairs in the jail, or breaking a high heel on a hillside. There’s New Mexico for you.

“She’s a natural,” raves Charlie, the guy on set wearing the U.S. Marshal cap, whom Mary introduces to me as the show’s technical advisor. Except that, as McCormack explains a tad ruefully, In Plain Sight is one show where the technical advisor has to withhold information instead of the other way around! Since the worst outcome is to lose a witness (and the bad guys are always trying), McCormack can only pull so many details out of Charlie about how things would really be done.

But it’s not for lack of effort. “She calls me every day with a question,” Charlie says. He’s taken her to pistol practice at the range and nods in strong approval of her technique.

She wears two guns in the show, one at

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THE LINE 01 And know ahead of the time that the lissome blond in a green tank top, with great skin, a genuine smile, and so down-toearth you almost want to pull her hair, is the star. She’s as happy to talk architecture, restaurants or politics as acting. And recites Spencer Tracy’s maxim: “Learn your lines and don’t bump into the furniture.” the ankle when she has to prove it. But technical advice aside, it is the fact that she so thoroughly inhabits the part—both as a personality and as a physical presence that lets her be her 5’8” broad shouldered self; that really delights her.

“She’s really got a lot of onions,” McCormack says of Shannon. “She’s super tomboyish, really smart. Things that struck me as really unusual about David’s writing (creator David Staples) is she’s unapologetic about being grumpy, not particularly nice to people, doesn’t care how she’s perceived very much. Not much about her is ladylike or feminine, which I dig. It’s fantastic.”

If the story line of a hard-edged career woman trying to wrangle the rogue inconsistencies of her own life into control is one that McCormack acknowledges a close “fit” with, she’s also openly celebratory of the way the part opens up not just a story of a real woman’s conflicts, minus the requirement to always come out a good girl.

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Indeed, says McCormack, she thought the part had been written for “a boy” when she read the script. “I often hear people say, ‘I wish there were more strong characters for women.’ Maybe that’s an old-fashioned way of looking at it. I don’t need to play ‘strong.’”

We’re just after ‘complex.’ Someone can be a good person and make a bad decision.

Women don’t always have to be the moral center of the piece.” That was the “go-to spot” for female characters for years, the star says. The trend line including, In Plain Sight and Holly Hunter’s show, The Closer, says McCormack, is encouraging, in that she sees so many more nuances now being written for women “I’m happy to be part of it.”

Yet that it’s easier for Shannon to do well at work than in relationships is a recurrent thread of the show. Shannon’s chaotic home life includes the live-in roommates of her mother, Jinx (Lesley Ann Warren), who has mined some madcap antics from the British sitcom AbFab, and sister Brandi (Nicole Hiltz), who may have been doing meth last

season. Men haven’t been all that easy for Shannon either, despite an on-again offagain thing with Marshal (Fred Weller), who sits in the passenger seat to her driver.

Indeed, in season one’s Hoosier Daddy, Shannon keeps having deep and meaningful conversation with the witness. “Finally find a guy I can talk to,” pause, “and he’s 10.”

McCormack is in real life happily married, to a British producer. They have two preschool-age kids—and she really likes Albuquerque for the things it offers a family: zoo, aquarium, and restaurants. Taking kids to restaurants is terrifying she acknowledges, laughing with her hair-and-makeup crew who reassure her that the Church Street Café—just recommended for breakfast—has a large outdoor patio. “Copy that,” Mary says. “As long as it’s really large.” Husband Michael and Margaret and Rose, ages 4 and 18 months, live mostly in LA—in a modernist house designed by Rodney Walker for the engineer of the case-study houses. But “living in LA” is part urban legend, McCormack allows. “It’s where our suitcases live.” The kids spent plenty of time with Mom in Albuquerque and she says she’s glad they’re young enough “to not hate the set, hate airports.”

And restaurant meals are almost besides the point for the 14-hour-day working life of Mary McCormack—though she does love to eat Saturday dinner at the Artichoke Café.

Still, on the day I’m watching shooting, all I see her eat is, well, a Diet Coke. She’s in almost every scene, and even though she’s genuinely thrilled about having Clark Peters, the star of the show as her co-star in this episode, she’s worried about his jet lag and the shooting schedule that keeps them all hopping. “They had ten days (to shoot an episode of The Wire,” she tells Julie, her hairdresser. “Welcome to seven. Fasten up.”

While at this early point in the season McCormack’s worried about revealing too much of season two’s plot turns, really today it’s the weather, the wind kicking up dust and slicing through jackets, that has cast and crew all talking about what outerwear they’ll need for tomorrow’s night location on a bridge near Belen. You’ll have to watch

the show, “Duplicate Bridge,” part of next season’s 16 episodes, for the explosives. And know ahead of the time that the lissome blond in a green tank top, with great skin, a genuine smile, and so down-to-earth you almost want to pull her hair, is the star. She’s as happy to talk architecture, restaurants or politics as acting. And recites Spencer Tracy’s maxim: “Learn your lines and don’t bump into the furniture.”

“I’m really lucky to have a part I love,” McCormack says. And she’s also charged that with dreams come responsibilities.

She’s working up a PSA, with a screenwriter friend, to try to get Prop 8 overturned and reinstate to gay couples in California the right to marry. She refers readers to a website called “sevenweekstoequality.com,” and says she doesn’t want her kids growing up to ask her why in the year Obama was elected president, voters in California were denied civil rights. She feels strongly about it, and even as she’s having her makeup applied (“you make mascara face even when I do it,” says Des, her makeup artist) she is texting on her blackberry and noting which prominent pals have answered the call: “Paul Rudd, she says. “Scott.” “Christine? Christine’s email came back. Do you have her address?”

Hey, maybe Mary’s got something to say to the president-elect?

Been there, done that. She was at a rally in Albuquerque hearing Barack Obama address the crowd a few days before the November 4th election. “He was honestly just walking by on his way out and he recognized me from the West Wing. He said, ‘Wait. You’re, you’re the national security advisor!’

‘What do you know about national security?’ the soon-to-be-president-elect asked Mary. “I said, ‘not a thing.’ He said, ‘you fake it really well.’ My husband was behind me taking a picture. We have a photograph of me and Barack just pointing at each other.”

“Funny thing,” McCormack muses with a small appreciative laugh, “that he’s just getting around to watching West Wing reruns now!”

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by Hakim Bellamy

I don’t know about you? But I have often wished that I was born in another country, you know instead of New Jersey.

However, when you grow up going to a high school where everyone talks like Rocky Balboa or Tony Soprano, it is easy to become enchanted with foreign accents.

Had I been privy to more disposabe income in my high school years, I would have secured the services of a dialect coach.

Why? Two reasons. First, because I wished I was the heart throb Hungarian hunk on the tennis team who had any prom date he wanted from the first “Sziasztok” (“Hello”).

Second, because I had a crush on every young lady with an accent in my school, (and they all had crushes on the Hungarian hunk for the very same reason I found them so intriguing).

Albuquerque dialect coach, Steve Corona, might argue that there are more functional reasons for employing a dialect coach than salvaging one teenager’s love life. “The most common situation I’ve experienced where someone needed my dialect coaching services has been a foreign actor needing to speak with an American accent.

I’ve also worked with American actors on learning a variety of foreign accents.” Steve said actors typically approach him wanting to work on an accent for an audition or for a role they’ve already been cast in.

Actors interested in adding more weapons to their arsenal, often aim to get a few more dialects under their belt so they are prepared, should the situation arise. An instant resume bump, Steve said, “The ability to add a dialect to an already strong performance gives actors a big advantage

over those who can’t, and I always encourage actors to keep learning and adding to their skills.” Leading by example, Steve was an actor first and a dialect student, second. After training in different dialects for a year, Steve recognized that he could use that knowledge to teach other actors, but admits that becoming a dialect coach was not his initial intent.

When asked if formal training was a mandatory requirement for the job, Steve placed more of an emphasis on the amount of time devoted to learning different dialects and explained that it helps if you have ‘an ear’ for it, or like Steve, if you can naturally hear the subtle nuances of accents. However, what helps for learning dialects, does not necessarily translate to what is effective for teaching dialects.

“Dialect coaching is all about listening. If you can hear specific sounds an actor might not be getting in a dialect, it’s easy enough to then work on those specific sounds. The hard part comes in finding an effective way to communicate to each individual actor the way to correct and perfect the dialect.

Each actor works differently and some are more sensitive than others, so you have to be able to figure out which approach is going to get through to the actor you’re working with, without frustrating them or turning them off.” Corona finds that the best way to work is by offering encouragement, positive feedback and repetition where necessary.

While I can only dream about putting some “sexy” in my voice, Corona’s resume is rich with well-known clientele, including, Gerard Butler (300) and Helen Mirren (The Queen) to name a few of his satisfied clients. Steve defined his fortune as “lucky” when Gerard Butler hired him after firing his initial dialect coach for the filming of Game in Albuquerque.

Corona and Butler worked so well together that Butler called director Taylor Hackford

(Ray) with a recommendation. Apparently, Corona interviewed very well and ended up as Mirren’s dialect coach in the yet to be released film Love Ranch. During his time on set at “the Ranch”, Corona also worked an Argentine English accent with Spanish actor, Sergio Peris Menchetta. Even though he wasn’t technically assigned, Corona did get to talk a little bit with Joe Pesci on Love Ranch as well.

Corona would not be baited into giving up the goods on who is, and is not a quick dialect study in Hollywood. In his eyes, it is less about whether the stars can pick up a dialect, and more about how they pick up a dialect. There is not an abundance of time to figure it out, and there are “dollars per day” riding on it. It is the style of learning that Steve is charged with figuring out, and after he solves that riddle he becomes a trainer whose job it is to encourage, correct and do reps (repetitions).

Of Mirren and Butler, Corona explained, “Well, the stars are where they are for a reason; they’re well-trained with plenty of experience so they know what they need to do and which way of learning works best for them in the least amount of time.

Gerard was good at repeating the lines in the accent until they stuck in his head and didn’t have to think about it anymore. We didn’t have a whole lot of extra time to work on the accent, so he had to be quick at picking it up on set. Helen preferred to do homework and delve into the dialect as thoroughly as possible. She was just as fast at learning the dialect, but wanted to make sure she was completely comfortable with it before stepping on set.”

Though I’m still a sucker for an accent and a smile, it seems that I am the foreigner in my new hometown. My South Jersey accent is not as pronounced as some of my northern neighbors in the Garden State, but to my neighbors in the North Valley of Albuquerque, let’s just say my “Spanglish”

has much to be desired. Steve gets to hang out on set with all the “cool kids”, joke with Gerard Butler in a Scottish accent to make the foreign born star feel at home. Maybe there is a future in dialect coaching for me?

I advised Steve that I do a great, fake Tom Brokaw.

Without the time intensive training that dialect coaching requires, Steve said I could easily get into voiceover work, something Steve also does. “There are a number of websites you can sign up with where you can audition for various voiceover projects.

These websites can be a great way to gain exposure and build your experience.

Also, you might consider listening to commercials, transcribing them, and then recording them with your voice for some good practice. Once you have enough good quality recordings put together, you can send them out to local TV and radio stations.”

Try as I might, I could not get Steve to divulge the blueprints for his success as a dialect coach and voiceover talent.

Primarily because he chalks his success up to “good luck, good timing, good references, and hard work.” Steve did offer that he is one of a few dialect coaches in the entire state, which I am sure increases his demand, which in turn increases opportunities to train in various dialects, making him more and more of a commodity as Hollywood continues to descend on Albuquerque en masse.

Though I wear my Jersey accent as more of a “kick me” sign than an aphrodisiac in this part of the country, every “good” movie needs at least one faux New York accent.

I’m sure with the help of Steve Corona I can channel my inner Danny DeVito. Who also happens to be from “Joizey”.

Call Steve Corona, dialect coach to the stars (505)306-8524 or e-mail at steve.corona@hotmail.com.

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In a World War II film, you’ll probably never see Normandy beach-storming soldiers attired in the latest Abercrombie and Fitch sweater vest line. Nor would you likely observe the emaciated figures of death camp prisoners in, say, a movie chronicling the antics of college kids gone wild on spring break.

As Elizabeth Gabel says, “You don’t want a Picasso background with a Monet foreground.”

Gabel, who owns an Albuquerque-based casting company, well knows that when it comes to matching background with foreground on screen, the endeavor requires more than a mere passing eye to the most obvious of aesthetic incongruities.

“It is important to consider the look of a crowd,” says Gabel. “In the Taylor Hackford movie Love Ranch, we wanted a boxing crowd from the late 70’s which meant longer hair, or in a western like 3:10 to Yuma, we didn’t want long hair even though the common perception is that there was long hair in the old west. There wasn’t. In Terminator Salvation, we used real women fire fighters who weren’t intimidated by explosions. We also used amputees to communicate the horrors of war.

There is an art to selling a scene to make it look convincing.”

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For years, Gabel has been honing this art, working with producers and directors and casting thousands of extras for box-office films.

With the tagline for the HBO hit series Extras starring Ricky Gervais that goes, “the story of a man with small parts,” the tag for Gabel’s own personal narrative could be, “the story of a woman who handles many with small parts.”

As an extras casting director, her hand has been in the making of movies that range from Employee of the Month to the Oscar awardwinning No Country for Old Men. Currently, she is working for the forthcoming Men Who Stare at Goats, starring George Clooney, which is based on a true story about an Army unit commissioned to use paranormal powers in the Iraq war.

Of the film industry in New Mexico, Gabel says it’s imperative for the state to maintain its incentive program. Gabel’s office—or, rather, her temporary work space—is no exception. Gabel, who usually works from one film casting job to the next with no down time, typically sets up shop near wardrobe and production, which helps her coordinate her efforts with these. In this case, it’s a low-rent, nondescript industrial park off of Broadway, void of the glamorous sheen of success that her credits might otherwise suggest. It’s

immediately clear to Gabel’s visitors that there’s not much time for kicking back and she doesn’t rest on her laurels.

“I am on set early, in the dark and cold, checking extras in at four in the morning or at ten at night, Gabel says. “I spend the rest of the day on three phones, calling, answering questions, consoling sick people or people who have just had a loss in the family. I hear about accidents and fights with the spouses and about the kids’ latest escapades. I thrive on it, I love it—it drives me through the day like a train that never reaches its destination.”

Locomotion certainly describes the momentum of Gabel’s work. Along with assistant casting director and photographer Lorie Latham, Gabel maintains photo files of thousands of prospective extras here, often derived from public casting calls. With this as her primary database, she will select a few photos to share with the directors for more prominent background roles – those with small speaking parts or with more “face time” during scenes.

“It’s completely intuitive,” says Gabel. “I’ll go through hundreds of photos just to come up with three or so that, to me, fit the look we’re trying for”

Of course, Gabel does her homework, reading each script before even accepting a job. Often, she’ll make arrangements for open casting calls which can create for a busy day with thousands of people waiting to have their photos taken.

Busier still is when Gabel’s work involves managing a large background cast. “We had three people to oversee 2,700 extras for the election scene in Swing Vote and 1,500 extras for Love Ranch.”

It’s a labor of love for Gabel, who got her start in casting extras somewhat circuitously. She’d been writing her own film scripts, but, like so many others, found that the cost of producing her ideas was prohibitive. (The advent of digital filmmaking excites her: “There are a lot of Coen brothers out there who have yet to be discovered,” she says.) An ardent admirer of film, she found herself becoming frustrated with poorly-cast films. As a professional photographer with an eye for people, she began directing her strengths into casting.

“I love to look at faces,” says Gabel. “Each one tells an amazing story and casting comes out of that love as I try to place faces in the right environment.”

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Thai Orchid Though the service is something to be patient with, it really is the best Thai food in town and always worth the wait. The curries are outstanding, the spices are well distributed, and the vegetables always taste fresh—never soggy or overcooked.

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The sisters Kimhang and Kimha (hence, Kim’s) emigrated to Albuquerque from France in 1998 and brought their mother over in 2003. This intimate, whimsically decorated family-owned restaurant is heavily French-influenced, but retains the delectable specialties of their ancestral homeland. Dishes such as the white asparagus and crab soup, coconut braised chicken, the pho served with piles of fresh herbs, and the banhi mi’s (Vietnamese sandwiches served on crusty French baguettes), along with the pastry case brimming with mostly French desserts have set Kim’s apart from the myriad of other Vietnamese restaurants in Albuquerque.

Ichiban Sometimes the idea of sushi in the desert can be slightly offputting, but then there’s Ichiban to remind us of the beauty of Fed-Ex and freshly flown in fish, an immaculate setting and sushi that maintains artistic and taste integrity. They also have the outstanding bibimbab (a Korean rice and meat dish served in a hot pot with a fried egg on top). Make sure to request the kimchi accompaniments.

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From the outside, it might seems like Powdrell’s BBQ has been shut down for years, but on the inside it’s bustling with folks who want to feed you some “I am not at all concerned about my cholesterol level and to hell with all this high falutin’ health food and organic yada yada. I’m gonna get me some meat with a slather of mac n’ cheese and I’m gonna like it.” EMT standing by is optional.

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Many restaurants taut “home style cookin’”, but the Wild West Café is actually owned and operated by a real live Mom, who created the menu and does the majority of the cooking.

Leslie Markham started making barbeque sauces thirty years ago and is now captain and commander of this family affair (along with her son, daughter-in-law and husband) where cowboy campfire food such as bbq beef brisket, pulled pork or sausage and biscuits meets New Mexican classics.

Almost Gourmet This is slowly cooked, Southern-style soul food that Albuquerque has never seen the likes of.

The barbecue brisket, smothered pork chops, black-eyed peas and collard greens are just a few of the Southern favorites made by hand. Recently transitioned from just a catering business to a sit-in restaurant, Almost Gourmet is owned by Texan Genice Monroe and her son, Errol, who are cooking dishes straight from the family cookbook including a pig’s feet dinner with fried okra or the shrimp po’ boy with fries. Amen. ©Cristal Jones

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Soul Food

La Quiche Parisienne Bistro Baked goods are such blissful comfort food.

Master Baker and proprietor Bruno Barachin awakens at 2 a.m. to bake some amazing croissants and breads that make you just want to swaddle yourself in them. Co-owner Sabin Pasco, who is in charge of all the pastries, creates sweets that aren’t cloyingly sweet (such as chocolate ganache or creamy lemon tart) and the quiche is like eggs gone to heaven. Overall, it is wonderful, simple, French countryside food.

Rio Grande Flying Star The Flying Star franchise, and its outpost Satellite, can be found all around town, but the Rio Grande location has a singular feature that sets it apart for winter coze. The roaring fireplace and twinkly lights on its patio provide for a delightful setting to take pleasure in a piece of pecan pie, pumpkin cheesecake or cranberry snow cake with a glass of wine or many of their specialty coffee beverages.

Farina Pizzeria & Wine Bar Farina (which is milled wheat germ, or semolina, used to dust the pizza crust) knows itself well. Avoiding the “everything kind of tastes the same” bane of many a pizzeria joint, Farina offers distinctive and inexpensive options. Pizzas such as the margherita ($9) and the fungi ($13) grace the menu along with more unusual offerings such as the formaggio della capra (goat cheese with leeks, scallions and pancetta $12) or the pepe caldo (spicy pizza with broccollini, ricotta and caciocavallo cheeses $12). And n’er a bottle of wine over $30.

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A European styled café by day, disco by night, Imbibe is a place to get a cappuccino and snack when the sun comes up and do some of Albuquerque’s only rooftop dancing when sun goes down. We’ll see if Icarus flies after all. ©Cristal Jones

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I love a surly bartender almost as much as I love a strong, cheap drink. Add a couple games of pool on well worn tables and Patsy Cline to Pantera on the jukebox, and you’ve got yourself a rockin’ night at one of the few dive bars in Albuquerque that’s not too scary to enter.

Burt’s Tiki Lounge is about as cheeky as Albuquerque gets (and not just because it rhymes). There’s almost always something sweaty going on on the dance floor, and as it has a popularity that borders on cult following, it’s good to get there about 15 minutes pre-cool to get a round of PBR and snag one of those tucked away, slightly elevated leopard print booths.

A northeast heights local staple, pool tables, lots of TV’s and really good food. Horse and Angel delivers on all fronts; blue collar to pinstripes you will find them all here. From nachos, to a great steak and everything in between. There’s no shortage of great looking waitresses and bartenders and the drinks aren’t bad either.

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If only all such foolish adventures could be so enticing. Plank by plank, the bar was imported from Dublin, to truly keep the “craic” (a Gaelic term that refers to the lively essence of the pub experience) mighty whilst you nestle up by the cobblestone fireplace and enjoy the best Guinness tap in town, a few Scotch Eggs (hardboiled egg wrapped in sausage and bread crumbs) or a cup of Guinness stew to ease the passing of winter.

Marble is the kind of brewpub you visit to have a few beers and chillax. It’s a place to settle all bets on who in your group of chums is the best domino player. It’s a place that’s comfortable, cozy and warm—kind of like your place if you knew how to brew a damn good beer. Right now, there are stronger, maltier winter ales brewing and aging in bourbon casks. ©Cristal Jones

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Albuquerque’s Best Kept Open Secret: the NMSO

by Bill Nevins

Ryan Stark is proud of New Mexico as a creative arts center, particularly so in the state’s current film making renaissance. And he is indeed proud of the active role that his employer, the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra (NMSO) continues to play here in Albuquerque.

Stark, the NMSO’s Associate Marketing and PR Director, tells Boom, “We have people coming here from New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco and other great cities who tell us they visited or moved here to work in films and they did not expect very much from our local orchestra but they took a chance on a concert and were pleasantly surprised. They discovered New Mexico’s best kept secret–that the NMSO is one of the preeminent orchestras in the USA!” Ryan Stark serves under NMSO CEO Eric Meyer. “New Mexico,” Stark says, “Has always attracted the highest quality artists, in painting, sculpture, literature, film and music; Albuquerque is a national center of music in terms of innovation and quality. Our orchestra is top-notch. Under the current leadership of Music Director Guillermo Figueroa, the NMSO is interested in breaking boundaries and expanding our focus creatively.” Stark goes on to cite recent NMSO projects that have focused on the connections between symphonic music and films. “In 2006, we did a series of film music concerts, including selections from the scores of Harry Potter, Star Trek and Lord of the Rings, “he recalls, adding that the current NMSO season focuses on works by a 19th century composer who has made a huge splash in the movies: Ludwig Van Beethoven. “Without Beethoven, you would not have had John Williams’s score for Star Wars,” asserts Ryan with a laugh, “And you would not have movies like Copying Beethoven and Immortal Beloved.” NMSO’s will host world-renowned pianists Awadagin Pratt and Orli Shaham on March 7, 2009 for Beethoven & Friends at Popejoy.

For 76 years now, the NMSO has presented concerts to Albuquerque music lovers and its home base, UNM’s Popejoy Hall, and is “simply the finest concert facility in New Mexico”, according to Stark. The NMSO, Stark reminds us, also reaches out to the community to include regional and local composers and performers in NMSO presentations–such as mariachis and Albuquerque’s famed National Institute of Flamenco. “Our musicians cross the street back and forth all the time,” says Stark, noting that the edgy local chamber group Chatter consists of performing members of the NMSO and that NMSO cellist Felix Wurman has gained local fame as organizer of the popular Church of Beethoven Sunday morning concerts in Albuquerque’s Barelas neighborhood. Stark says he can easily imagine the NMSO working in future with popular local groups like gypsy-rockers Le Chat Lunatique, the Afro-Mexican folk band Los Jaraneros del Valle or some of the jazz combos who frequent Albuquerque’s Outpost Performance Space.

Ryan Stark laments that a tightening economy can keep even an imaginatively creative institution like NMSO from doing everything it would like to do, but, he says, “We do have discussions about a surprising range of possible projects crossing into many genres and styles of music.” He adds, “We are always open to suggestions, and the NMSO will always be interested in receiving invitations to score for, perform in, and assist with films made here in New Mexico. We see film as part of our state’s overall creative growth and we certainly want to be part of it.”

Everyone is hopeful that the music of the NMSO will reach the ears of the many moviemakers working in New Mexico. Certainly, they are most welcome to enjoy the wonders of “Albuquerque’s best kept secret”. www.nmso.org

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Bad Ass Style

by Wendy Aaker

Nikki Zabicki is a creator of beautiful shiny things. Anyone who has a Nikki Zabicki original knows this to be true. Her precious paintings, 2” x 3” acrylic wonders, painted on natural fiber papers, adhered to sturdy steel buckles, and coated with bar top resin are selling like wearable hot cakes, because Nikki’s got something here that other people really want. You haven’t seen Nikki Zabicki buckles at Kitson, yet, but don’t be shocked when they arrive in L.A. “Painting has always been my skill. I went to school at the University of New Mexico for a studio art degree, but I didn’t finish and until I started making belt buckles, I never finished a painting. I got the idea for the buckles as a three-year relationship was ending.”

As some things end, others begin. Zabicki spent a year living at her mother’s house in Belen after the break-up, messing around and experimenting with tons of different materials. “The smaller format of the buckle allowed me to actually finish a painting; it took me about a year to come up with the concept and all of the right materials.”

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I ask Nikki why she chose belt buckles and her face lights up. “I just love belt buckles and I really like the idea of making wearable art. It’s like you have a vision, but you don’t know you have the vision until you’ve found it. I think my buckles really test the boundaries of space.” And they do. It ‘s hard to believe that so much life, light, and color can emanate from such a small space, but it does and that’s why they sell. Nikki Zabicki is painting what she loves. “I paint my heart these days and I have to try really hard to find that, but I’m not going to be ok with just getting them done; I feel like I have to take it to another level. Nikki is spending three to four hours on every buckle.

buckles and we’d sell them all.” She sold her first buckle to the Nob Hill hipster boutique, Toad Road after the owners had seen a friend of hers wearing one. Nikki describes her friend Jen as having a totally bad-ass style. “Jen is kind of my muse. A lot of the girls on the buckles look like her and people always want to wear what she is wearing.

Today, Toad Road is buying 30 buckles every two weeks.

When someone wears one of her belt buckles, it is the only thing you see. “They really pop, she says. I think you can see my pieces from the top of the tallest building.”

And you can.

True to her word, it is apparent how devoted Nikki’s friends are to her. Midway through our interview, her friend Mary Jane shows up and sits down to have some coffee with us. Mary Jane is studying art history and starts talking about something called Horror Vacui, an artistic theory that examines a fear of empty spaces. She says, “I was thinking that Nikki could fit into this category.” Nikki is immediately intrigued and identifies with the concept.

Like her buckles, Nikki has a magnetic quality and friends have played an important role in her development as an artist and a human being. “We used to just show up at restaurants and bars with a giant bag of

“It’s all or nothing with me. I’ve been noticing that more and more there’s less and less paper showing on the paintings and I think, yeah, I really do have a fear of empty spaces.” My house looks like that. If I had

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tattoos—and most people are surprised that I don’t—my body would be covered.

Nikki’s buckles have a magical, whimsical quality. “I love painting women and girls, and boobs and hair with flowers and birds, oh, and skulls. I think I may have some contemporary New Mexican folk influences. I know there’s this whole adobe and turquoise thing going on here, but I am really influenced by tattoo artists. There’s a lot of young tattoo artists here who are really talented who just don’t get enough recognition.”

Word of Nikki’s belt buckles spreads with every purchase. These twinkly gems can be found at Masks Y Mas, Toad Road, Maya in Santa Fe, online at nikkizabicki.com and the Beach Zone is carrying two Nikki Zabicki designs on skateboards.

To own a Nikki Zabicki belt buckle is to catch this energetic, love fever for all things shiny, soulful and lovely. I sleep with mine under my pillow. www.nikkizabicki.com

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Hauling Mountains

by Bill Nevins

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unil Pai, M.D. tells a good story. The young doctor’s dark eyes flash as he recounts the legend of Ram, that warrior prince beloved by every school kid in India, who sent his sidekick Huneman to climb the mighty Himalayas and find a magic herb that could save the life of Ram’s dying younger brother Lakshman, wounded in battle.

Huneman couldn’t find the herb, but knew it must be hidden in the mountain. So he did

medical school, Dr. Pai decided to focus his own healing ambitions in a long-term project named in honor of that divinely curative herb, Sanjevani. Thus, the Sanjevani Integrative Medicine and Lifestyle Center began serving our New Mexico community in August 2007 from its offices nestled comfortably off Wyoming near Paseo Del Norte in Albuquerque’s Northeast Heights.

worked cooperatively and with mutual respect to the great benefit of their patients.

what any true pal would do. He hoisted a whole mountain up on his shoulders and hauled it back to Prince Ram. No biggie when you’re a super-yogi; Huneman was one of those.

Recently I spent a late fall afternoon at the Sanjevani Center and experienced first-hand some of the applications of oils, light, touch and entrancing music which are among the exhilarating and rejuvenating healing techniques offered there. It was a really delightful session, and even more intriguing was the rolling conversation I enjoyed with the Center’s codirectors, Dr. Pai and Maureen Sutton.

“alternative” medicine and its practitioners.

But, like Prince Ram’s brave Huneman, Sunil Pai was no quitter. He finished medical school, published a ground- breaking essay on herbal healing which was highly praised in British medical journals, and completed his residency at UNM Hospital. Subsequently, Dr. Pai studied under both Andrew Weil and Deepak Chopra, two famously revered advocates and practitioners of integrative and alternative medicine.

Ram scooped up the magic herb from the mountain, along with some hillbilly vaidyas (traditional healers) who came along for the ride, bearing their knowledge with them. Little brother Lakshman was saved and Ram’s epic story, The Ramayana became one told down all the ages. Sunil Pai heard it first from his Indian grandparents in the kitchen of the New Mexico home they shared with Sunil, his mom and his father, who was himself southern New Mexico’s first eye ears nose and throat doctor.

And what was the name of that wondrous herb, you may ask? Sanjevani, the “herb of life”!

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Dr. Pai explains that the concept of the Sanjevani Center grew out his own post-high school odyssey of wandering the length and breadth of India in search of his ancestral “roots” and the foundations of the ancient ayurvedic healing traditions and techniques to which both his Western-trained father and his yogi grandfather often had referred with respect. Dr. Pai discovered, to his delight, that both ayurvedic and Western medicine were practiced side by side in India’s cities and villages, and that doctors of both traditions

Dr. Pai determined to try his best to carry the “mountain” of Indian healing knowledge, and the eclectic integrative approach he discovered on his journeys back home to America. This proved a daunting task, as the American medical establishment of the mid 1990s was not exactly bubbling over with enthusiasm for

Maureen Sutton, now co-director of the Sanjevani Center and a skilled multi-technique therapist, met Dr. Pai when both worked at the Chopra Center in California. Together with their staff of a half dozen specialized therapists, they have developed an innovative and comprehensive program of individually fine tuned assessment and therapy, utilizing their own and carefully selected herbal tincture treatments as well as massage,

acupuncture, aromatherapy, sound therapy, yoga, hypnotherapy, “oriental” medicine and other techniques, including prescription of pharmaceuticals when necessary. “Everything used has to be safe and effective,” says Dr. Pai with evident professional pride, adding, “Everything here is evidence-based in worldwide literature.” Sutton adds that besides carefully designed and planned individual treatments, the Sanjevani Center also offers

movement therapy sessions such as yoga, qi-gong and tai-chi classes, as well as regularly scheduled health education seminars and poetry gatherings. “And,” she continues, “We can fine tune each person’s treatment constantly, because each room in our Center is equipped with new iMacs holding in-house electronic medical records for each patient.”

We chat about how the Sanjevani Center’s healing could be of great benefit to people engaged in demanding careers–ranging from the movie industry to the practice of law to just folks working hard to get along in our economically hard-bitten times.

All that plus soothing music and eye-capturing art works drawn from varied ancient cultures gracing every wall of the Sanjevani Center, and a beautiful carving of The Wheel of Life in the waiting room. The Sanjevani Center is truly a relaxing, inspirational, and healing place to be. www.sanjevani.net

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So, where to ski and snowboard in New Mexico, a state seemingly more flat desert than sharp slopes? Well, surprise!

We’ve got some of the finest ski mountains in the country.

Expectations for 2008-09 are high as all the resorts prepare to open this winter. Here are a few of New Mexico’s fine downhill ski/snowboard destinations: Ski Santa Fe, high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains just 16 miles from Santa Fe Plaza, has a base area elevation of 10,350 feet—one of the highest ski areas in the continental United States, with chairlifts climbing to12,075-feet, offering unsurpassed vistas and steep bump runs, powder filled chutes and gladed tree-skiing.

Sandia Peak Ski Area, only a 45 minute drive from the Albuquerque Metro area, is easily accessible via the world famous Sandia Tram and is fully equipped with a certified snow sports school, a complete rental shop, skiers’ cafe, and plenty of fine cross-country skiing and snowshoeing to be had in the nearby woods. Sandia Peak opens in mid-December.

Pajarito Mountain, on the east slopes of the Jemez Mountains above Los Alamos, has 40 trails on 300 skiable acres, 1200-foot vertical, five chair lifts and one surface lift, with miles of groomed trails, great bumps, tree skiing, a terrain park, and short lift lines.

Red River Ski Area, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this season, is family friendly and convenient, with ninety percent of the lodging within walking distance from the slopes.

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Ski Apache, near Ruidoso, features Sierra Blanca, the area’s 12,000-foot peak, fifty-five trails, beginning at 11,400 feet with a fall line of over 1800 feet.

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Downhill skiing is not easily forgotten, nor is snowboarding, skiing’s younger cousin. You’re hooked and you love it. You can move away from the mountains to work in films or other pursuits, but these winter sports stay with you.

Taos Ski Valley, founded in 1955 by Ernie and Rhoda Blake, remains one of the few family owned and operated ski resorts in North America, still run by the founders’ children and grandchildren.

Taos Ski Valley is famed for the unique people it attracts to its slopes. A long-time Taos fan, Maeve Nevins, a landscape architect and accomplished extreme downhill ski racer (who also happens to be this reporter’s daughter).

Maeve has lived in, hiked and skied the Colorado Rockies for decades, having she cut her extreme skiing teeth on the icy slopes of New Hampshire’s Mount Washington. Maeve Nevins comments on New Mexico skiing as follows: “Skiing in NM is humble in attitude and wealthy in terrain.

Taos and the backcountry in that area have a plethora of steep lines with lots of exposure to fill any adrenalin junkie’s back pocket. Some of the world’s best extreme competitors have gotten their start in New Mexico, including the famous heli ski operation owner Dean Cummings. The terrain in the high country of New Mexico is filled with secret stashes of powder, cliff drops and clean tree line skiing. I also think Taos is good because the little kids can watch the big kids ski the steeps and learn how to decipher a clean line through cliffs, trees and safe landing zones. The people that run the resort services are very friendly and down to earth. The Taos après scene includes hot springs rather than hot tubs, and a natural setting that screams authentic rather than imported.”

“While the glamour may not be obvious, the hospitality is first class in a New Mexico ski vacation,” Maeve concludes,” Most of the resorts of Colorado have been redone to represent something from Europe, but in New Mexico you get authenticity on all levels. I like to think of New Mexico as a secret stash.”

Looking for less of a challenge in your skiing and snowboarding? Head 30 minutes east from Taos to Angel Fire.

The abundance of beginner and intermediate trails are ideal for those wanting to take it easy. The resort tends to attract younger attitudes and keeps the boarders happy with sound systems under the lifts pumping out music to the trails and terrain parks.

However you find your winter outdoor fun—from extreme racing to laid back boarding—you can find it on the surprising snowy slopes of New Mexico.

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BEAT SHEET | By jill battson

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he road you should take to Madrid if you have the time isn’t called the High Road for nothing. And why go to Madrid while visiting Albuquerque? Because a curious day of shopping, eating and culture peeks out from under the hat of this funny little town.

The High Road, also known as the Turquoise Trail, just a short drive from Albuquerque is a scenic treat that is a visual adventure on its own, or can be a refreshing alternative route to Santa Fe, but be sure to stop in Madrid on the way.

Named after the turquoise deposits commercially mined in the area’s Cerrillos Hills since the late 1800’s, the Turquoise Trail, or NM14 as it is marked, travels north from I-40 through a varied landscape: first up through the alpine-like town of Cedar Crest, past Golden—the site of the first gold rush west of the Mississippi—out onto the gently rolling, piñon and juniper spotted desert, with magnificent views of the mountains off to the north east.

Nestled in a canyon at the foot of the Ortiz Mountains, the strange and delightful Madrid looks like a work in progress— and it is. Old hippies rub shoulders with weekend warrior Harley riders, and the occasional bearded, dusty, prospectortype can be spotted sipping coffee. All of them enjoying the laid-back ambience of Madrid—a town which could itself easily be an extra in a Wild West film.

Founded in the late 1800s as a coal mining company town, Madrid was famous for its unique fields of hard and soft coals, and later for its progressive social experiment as a model mining town whose Employee’s Club put on community

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Stop by Java Junction for a caffeinated pick-me-up and marvel at their huge inventory of “hot” gourmet items, especially the sauces ranging from “Hemorrhoid Helper” to “Toxic Waste” to… well you get the idea! For the faint of intestine, try the milder “Strawberry Hot Sauce”. If you’re already in love with Madrid and feel like staying overnight, the Java Junction offers a quaint, beautifully restored B&B room right above the café in the heart of the Madrid-style action.

As you enter the town beware of vigilant police enforcing the low speed limit. The best way to experience Madrid is on foot, so find a parking spot—no quarters required—and saunter off along the main street.

In the renovated old mine offices across the street you’ll find the Painted Horse Gallery exhibiting the work of husband and wife team Dean Dovey and Sue Van Dame. Dean’s oil paintings of contemporary landscapes are hauntingly restful, and Sue’s silver jewelry incorporating natural stones is intricate and quietly modern.

At the south end of town you’ll find one of the oldest galleries in Madrid. Fiber artist, Diana Johnson, and her husband Mel, a visual artist, opened Johnsons of Madrid in 1973. Their warren of gallery rooms exhibit over 150 Northern New Mexico artists and has a fiber arts room full of beautiful, handmade clothes, scarves, and hats. Johnsons of Madrid’s “First Saturday” afternoons open with a music performance in one of the gallery spaces, followed by an artists’ reception.

Across the road you can learn more about the town’s history at the Old Coal Mine Museum, filled with the paraphernalia of mining, a steam engine, and all kinds of antiques. Part of the same building, once an old railway structure, houses the comfortable and intimate Engine House Theatre, a purplecurtained, foot-lighted stage with seats for 135. Check out their Film Night Fridays for an eclectic assortment of shorts, B movies, and documentaries, often from local filmmakers.

Further up the street several shops and galleries are elevated on a boardwalk. Take a look in Jezebel, a mix of gallery, sculpture garden and old-fashioned soda fountain. Yes, there really is a Jezebel, and she makes the most beautiful chandeliers and organic-form-inspired rolled glasswork.

What shopping expedition in the Southwest could be complete without purchasing a pair of cowboy boots or hat? At Cowgirl Red you’ll find a plethora of cowboy (and girl) retro ephemera, most noticeably a fine range of vintage cowboy boots; a good place to get your boot on.

If you’re hungry for lunch, the Ghost Town Kitchen, otherwise known as the No Pity Café, is a great choice. Have a seat in the clean, contemporary dining room where pot roast and pasta are listed alongside New Mexico favorites. Don’t miss the taste-treat

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events including the Fourth of July parade and a renowned Christmas light display. On the registry of New Mexico’s 400 plus ghost towns, Madrid’s mines were closed in the early 50s and the neglected town fell into disrepair. In the 70s, Joe Huber, who owned the entire town, wanted to revive the character of Madrid. He began to rent cabins and houses to artists and craftspeople, and the town started its quiet metamorphosis into a quirky little art town.

of the red chile chocolate cake to fuel the rest of your Madrid experience.

Across the street Weasel and Fitz, “Purveyors of Curious Thangs”, focus on recycled art and local folk art. Lampshades made from license plates, beer bottle top earrings, and retablos jostle for space beside old motorcycle helmets re-fashioned into attractively grotesque sculptural animals.

Madrid has over 30 galleries: you’ll find angels at Heaven Boutique, Cerrillos turquoise—surprisingly white, pale green, and jade green—at The Great Madrid Gift Emporium which boasts the “cheapest silver west of the Pecos”, interesting mixed media contemporary works at Metallo Gallery, and Warholesque paintings at Paul Olsen Gallery.

As you wind your way back to your car you’ll probably be ready for some dinner. The Mine Shaft Tavern first opened its doors in 1946, and from the 40-foot lodge pole pine bar, to the eclectic furnishings, you’ll notice that nothing much has changed since then. In the parking lot, Harley Davidson motorcycles often outnumber cars, and inside there’s always a toe tapping band to listen to on the weekends. The Mine Shaft is equally renowned for its buffalo burgers and hand-cut French fries, as for its great people watching.

So grab a table, kick back, and fuel up on good grub for the journey either back to Albuquerque, or on another 23 miles into Santa Fe.

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Curly Girl

By Wendy Aaker

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t the age of three, Jessica Retskin, owner of Shag, an exclusive hair salon in Nob Hill was cutting her dog’s hair and by the age of five had her first real client. “My grandmother gave me a pair of paper cutting scissors and asked me to cut off the back of her mullet. And when I was finished, she was convinced that this was the best haircut she’d ever had,” explains Retskin when we meet for coffee on the first day of December.

Retskin is tall, stylish and unapologetically a natural red head. She shows up to the interview dressed in all black, sporting shoes from Holland, whose tips point upward to her face and hair. While some people wait their entire lives to discover what it is they want to do with their lives, Retskin has always known she wanted to style hair. She had her first job in a salon in Alexandria, Virginia at the age of 15. While she started as a shampoo girl, she worked every aspect of salon life in seven different salons on the East Coast before landing in Albuquerque. Learning both the front end and the back end of the house in salons as a personal assistant to stylists whose client lists included the Kennedy’s, Maria Shriver, The Jackson Five, and believe it or not…Wonderwoman, prepared Retskin for owning her own salon, Shag, which opened its doors in 2005.

She has been trained as an Aveda educator and a Bumble and Bumble educator, and worked as a products

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promotion representative for Armstrong McCal. Her travel life during this time included fashion shows and parties in L.A., Phoenix, and New York.

After seven years in the industry without any formal training through positions as manager, personal assistant and apprentice, Retskin decided to go to beauty school in Albuquerque. “ I went to strip mall beauty school and graduated magna cum laude,” she laughs. Her first job as a stylist was at Josephs in Albuquerque and then at Chez D’Or. After 8 years she decided to open her own salon.

“The day I opened my doors I was booked solid for four months and have been booked four months in advance ever since.”

When I ask Jessica why her clients are willing to sign up for a waiting list, she is clear and explains that her clients trust her implicitly. “If you say that you only want an inch taken off, you can measure the cuttings on the floor and that is exactly what you will find.” Retskin started her own salon to offer the highest level of hair care and a unique styling experience. Her studio, which is located in Nob Hill, inside Aqui, a high-end women’s and children’s boutique has no sign and a private entrance for clients who are concerned about privacy. It is a single chair boutique and when you call to make an appointment you talk to Jessica. She uses all natural products with wheat,

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oat, corn and coconut polymers, all Purology products.

She has recently started carrying Moroccan Miracle Oil, which she imports from Israel, via a distributor in Denver; she describes the oil as truly a miracle product that adds moisture, luster and speeds styling time. Retskin, whose own beautiful hair falls in ringlets framing her face, considers herself a curly hair specialist and explains that she is fond of releasing a client’s inner curl. Clients who come to her for her specialty are called curly girls.

She also considers herself an expert in color correction.

I love it when someone comes into see me who has been over processed. I like having the opportunity to transform damaged hair.” Her goal is that everyone who comes to see her feels great about their hair. “Having great hair can really turn your day around.”

Because Shag is a single chair studio, it just the stylist and the client. Retskin takes extra time to insure that her clients feel listened to and understood. Clients are free to bring their pets and or their children. She offers free wi-fi, complimentary beverages and the highest level of care.

When I ask her about style inspiration, Jessica smiles and offers, “Well, my superhero of all time is Sally Herschberger,” a top L.A. stylist. “She’s an amazing stylist.

I love her concepts, ideas, the sleek design of her salons.

She has created a hair empire with a team of chosen disciples and well, she’s just amazing.”

Because Retskin travels widely and gets her hair styled everywhere she goes as part of her own research and development, she is returning to Albuquerque regularly from London, Milan, New Delhi, Dublin, San Francisco, L.A., Denver, New York, and D.C. with fresh ideas and style inspirations for wide range of clients.

Retskin is a self-proclaimed fan of the HBO series The Wire and explains that she has named the cat that lingers by her studio after Stringer Bell. Retskin has three clients in Albuquerque who work in wardrobe, lighting and costume design. Anyone who is looking for time, care, attention, privacy, careful customer service, and extraordinary hair styling and color is wise to call ahead and talk to Jessica about her next available.

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Stunts | Transportation | Video/Projection

form & function listings guide Goto Corporation, The Al Goto 818-613-8418 cell 818-980-2123 thegotocorp@aol.com www.algoto.com Union/Guild affiliation: SAG/AFTRA Stunt Coordinator, 20+ years experience; hundreds of credits: Features, TV, Commercials, Music Videos. Three World Stunt Award Nominations; Reel & References available.

King, G. Peter

505-899-2331 cell 661-803-6086 gpeterk@earthlink.net Koyama, John

505-474-5824 cell 310-245-1918 koyamaproductions@gmail.com

Leavittation Inc. Lane Levitt 661-252-7551 cell 661-714-2346 leavittation@aol.com www.stuntrev.com Union/Guild affilation: SAG, AFTRA Hollywood’s popular stunt innovator now has a branch office in New Mexico. Including stunt equipment, rigging and fire gear. LCR Owen, Mike

877-OWEN-ENT cell 818-980-2123 mpo3000@aol.com White, TJ

877-377-8868 info@drstunt.com

Stunt Person Chavez, Laurence

Lchavez1@mac.com Cunningham, Jan

505-753-7713 cell 253-988-0816 jacun@comcast.net Duran, Edward A.

505-670-4296 nmstunts@yahoo.com Leavitt, Lane

505-401-8614 cell 661-252-7551 lewie4th@hotmail.com Midthunder, Angelique

505-424-9001 cell 818-613-9208 www.midthunder.com

Transportation Helicopter Services Blagg, Jim

505-239-9594 505-831-4354 jbbflier@aol.com

Limousine Service ffi Lucky Boyz Limousine Steve Garcia 505-836-4035 cell 505-363-8368 steve@garciastents.com www.luckyboyzlimos.com New Mexico’s full service luxury ground transportation including airport transfer, movie shoots, picture vehicles, exotic vehicles, 24 hr. service.

Speciality Vehicles ffi Trucks Unique Phil Kenny 505-884-5749 fax 505-796-0414 phil@trucksunique.com www.trucksunique.com Union/Guild affiliation: Teamsters Local Union 492 Light/medium duty truck/towing accessories & commercial equipment. Complete installation, custom design & fabrication. Interlift liftgate professionals.

LCR

Transportation Coordinator Aquila Travel Sandra Levinson 505-828-9113 cell 505-977-3373 films@aquiltravel.com www.aquilatravel.com Going above and beyond. Professional travel management for film productions, all day, every day.

Bleth, Mark

505-897-2886 cell 505-280-9874 www.ftstours.com Getzwiler, Billy

505-388-1868 cell 505-313-3443 Getzwilder@aol.com Goodwin, Carl

505-321-6364 carl@goodwinclan.com

Reynolds Jr, Patrick A.

505-249-7426 pjtranspo@yahoo.com

Transportation Driver Adrian, Catherine

505-994-2224 cell 505-507-0435 cadrain99@yahoo.com Buffalino, Joe

505-991-2833 cell 505-898-2307 spibuff@comcast.com Mace, Lily

505-821-2158 cell 505-514-3156 ABQMacy@yahoo.com McShane, William

505-867-5552 cell 505-681-9796 WBMcShane@aol.com Vandiver, Steve

Video Camera Operator Benjamin, Warren

505-888-7616 cell 505-881-7878 warren@vidfactory.com Dakota, Rebecca Jo

505-858-1868 cell 505-259-9456 rebdakota@aol.com Keyser, Ralph

505-291-0395 cell 505-480-6091 ralph@rkproductions.biz Naagan, Barak

505-255-0432 cell 505-259-2226 www.highdesertmedia.com O’Neil, Josiah

505-507-8950 siot@yahoo.com Pfeiffer, Carl

Ransom, Scott

Video/Projection

505-400-6489 Pfeiffer.carl@gmail.com

505-847-0198 cell 505-705-2724

Projectionist Grassia, Barbara

505-670-1415 bgrassia@peoplepc.com

505-603-3355 sransom@rmi.met Rodriguez, Saul

505-307-2991 mroddyssey@yahoo.com

Video Assist/Playback Althouse, Robert

505-984-9867 Ext 2 cell 505-690-0749 Rob@MuseMedia.tv

HDNM Studio Services Luca Ceccarelli 505-989-4366 505-515-0204 info@hdnm.com www.hdnm.com Top of the line, Random Access, variable speed playback, custom desert/studio carts, Video Assist, Wireless, Playback solutions (480), and 24 Frame Playback.

See also–Producing/Post Production Kehl, Richard

505-898-5370 cell 505-321-2095 rich@kehlvideo.com Sellinger, Kirk

206-718-4471 info@kalypsisvideo.com Van Hulle, Lieven

310-301-8182 cell 310-405-1553

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Sound | Special Effects | Stunts

form & function listings guide Brownlow, David

Seymour, Robert

505-281-3257 cell 505-249-3095 jweitz@moo-vee.com

505-474-0040 cell 505-699-0359 bayard@loopless.com

505-984-2781 cell 505-920-8141 nmsoundman@msn.com

505-438-0505 cell 505-660-9938 david@studiofix.com Carey, Bayard

Coleman Metts, Wiley

310-486-1163 colemansmail@yahoo.com

Dovi, Lori CAS 505-982-1083 cell 310-351-7247 loridovi@hotmail.com Union/Guild affiliation: IA480, IA 695, IA 16, CAS 18 years experience. Fully loaded carts, Cantar multitrack. Solid references. Fox Searchlight, Warner Bros, Sony Pictures, 2929 Prod, Showtime, etc.

Frank, Darryl 505-858-1555 cell 505-980-3218 d3soundman@yahoo.com Gurule, Rodney

505-363-8640 cell 505-255-9055 groundlift@hotmail.com

High Lonesome Sound David Renner 505-254-2128 cell 505-280-6039 drsound150@aol.com www.highlonesomesound.com

Weitz, John

Utility Sound Hedges, Aaron

505-913-9740 Herrera, Paul

505-246-9564 cell 505-907-4248 pabloherrerafilmcompany@yahoo.com Keyser, Ralph

505-291-0395 cell 505-480-6091 ralph@rkproductions.biz Owen, Ray

505-850-4447 rayowen@juno.com Peach, William R. Lee

505-831-4206 cell 618-791-4079 williamrpeach@yahoo.com Witten-Smith, Ryland

505-438-0787 cell 936-662-7157 rylandwittensmith@hotmail.com

Special Effects Effects Foreman

Special visual effects, computer graphics, computer animation. Credits–Black Hawk Down, Men In Black, Kate & Leopold, Brothers & Stewart Little

505-986-3961 cell 818-825-5349 sunofsound@gmail.com

ffi Contifilms Joe Conti 505-688-0535 contifilms@cableone.net www.contifilms.com

Specializing in documentaries, promotions, EPK’s, news, and live television. I have the tools and the attitude to make your production great.

Knudsen, Jeff

Nicolay, Matthew

505-363-3749 cell 818-239-9238 matthewnicolay@hotmail.com Peach, William R. Lee

505-831-4206 williampeach@yahoo.com

Sarokin, William

914-666-0233 cell 914-806-3635 bigmaho@verizon.net

Geofffx Special Effects Geoff Martin 505-440-8439 cell 505-286-0817 geofffx@aol.com www.imdb.com

Holt, Daniel

505-221-9587 dhberk505@hotmail.com Johnson, Margaret

512-694-1495 magpie99@aol.com Petersen, Gary

505-280-5327 Stampfer, Jeff

505-466-3921

Effects Technician Boggs, Lou

505-660-9665 Day, Quentin

575-317-4589 quentin@cableone.net Higgins, Patrick

505-216-9777 patman@cybermesa.com Hobbie, Joel

505-470-6626 Hogle, Dick

505-753-6333 cell 505-690-8950 dickhogle@cybermesa.com Hogle Sr, Dick

Strom, Jeff

505-244-0251 839-9035 ext 106 anything_790@hotmail.com

Stull, Michael

510-390-1457 mike_stull@yahoo.com Tizdale, Duprelon “Tizzz”

505-770-1535 866-300-2855 itzzz@tzzz.com

Explosive & Powder Person Hogle, Dick

505-753-6333 dickhogle2007@windstream.net McCamey, Bill

575-442-1175 circlefilms@msn.com

Fire Suppression & Safety Martinez, Mike

505-455-5038 cell 505-930-7902

Special Effects Coordinator Johnson, Margaret

512-694-1495 magpie99@aol.com King, Jerry

505-286-0817 cell 505-440-8439 geofffx@aol.com

505-473-4057 cell 505-660-5879

Martin, Geoffrey

Malott, Preston

505-474-3537 cell 505-699-8132

505-753-6333 cell 505-424-7435 dickhogle@cybermesa.com

Maurette, Markus

505-235-4281 imarkus23@earthlink.net McCormick, Sean

505-244-0251 cell 505-417-5032 anything_790@hotmail.com Moore, Joseph “Joker”

505-615-0899 cell 505-623-8136 TheJoker6977@hotmail.com

Myrick, Brett

575-321-0061 coyotecorazon@yahoo.com Napier, Carol Ann

505-474-9564 cell 505-920-6416 XEDOP@att.net

Check out my film credits on IMDB or Local 480’s resume book or, just call me!

cnap55453@aol.com

Union/Guild affiliation: IATSE Local 480

Hastings, Scott

Pollard, James

Special Effects Makeup/Prosthetics Welk, Corey

505-281-4032 cell 505-263-7986 whisperingmaskeffects@yahoo.com

Stunts Stunt Coordinator Albuquerque Stunt Association

Michael S Walter 505-917-5130 mike.primalproductions@gmail.com albuquerquestuntassociation.web.com Dillen, Russ

505-930-9384 cell 505-473-9384 russ@santafewest.com

505-934-0939 scotthastings007@gmail.com

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form & function listings guide Lowney, Benjamin

505-463-7415 unitf1001@yahoo.com Miller, Nicole

505-466-3029 cell 505-310-2888 globalalchemy@yahoo.com Walters, Keith

575-483-2252 cell 575-447-7487 Welsh, Jeffri

505-507-0556 jeffriwelsh@gmail.com

Publicity Singh, Dawn 505-771-0417 cell 857-544-0739 dawn@dawnsinghpublicity.com www.dawnsinghpublicity.com

Script & Continuity Script Analyst Bradshaw, Sherrie

505-980-1843 cell 505-836-1820 trujilloabqpi@att.net

575-776-1264 cell 505-321-1565 casey@taosnet.com

Trujillo, Larry

Davis, Casey

505-897-6474 cell 505-553-5591 skatingkokopelli@hotmail.com

505-550-8169 cell 505-615-0790 Sundar_Khan108@hotmail.com

Calderwood, Marc

Andrews, Brett

505-898-9739 cell 505-553-4884 sherbradshaw@aol.com

Prop Person

Manera, Rachel

415-377-2333 rachelbdemented@gmail.com Painter, Chris

505-758-1933 cell 505-770-7336 cpaint@zianet.com Rivera, Gabriel

505-589-3636 cell 915-637-2517 elgaber@hotmail.com Secrest, Robert

505-255-4766 cell 505-238-9276 pptmotion@hotmail.com Zaug, Colin

505-975-6438 seezaug@excite.com

Public Relations Event Planning Striped Couch Productions Maggie Smith 505-243-3930 cell 505-463-1732

maggie@stripedcouchproductions.com www.stripedcouchproductions.com Provides complete planning, consulting and supervision for corporate, fundraising & social events.

Script Supervisor Caldwell, Helen

505-751-4323 cell 818-426-3678 tphelen@aol.com Doucette, Gregory

310-902-7583 GregoryDoucette@yahoo.com Fridey, Nathalie A.

505-271-4715 cell 505-328-8289 natanf2@msn.com Heinemann, Kaleb

512-300-6452 kalebheinemann@raisedbydogs.com Kennedy, Joanna

505-982-4685 cell 310-871-3867 joaniken@earthlink.net King, Lois

505-873-8682 cell 505-328-1278 kingpinsnm@aol.com Messmer, Kathleen

866-650-7334 cell 818-286-3923 kmessmer@pobox.com Mitchell, Mamie

505-983-4027 cell 505-501-1107 polka.bikini@spinn.net

Rudolph, Jan

213-804-1629 janrudolph2004@yahoo.com

Townsend, Judi 505-341-0568 cell 310-382-6748 judiluvs@dslextreme.com Union/Guild affiliations IATSE 871 Experienced (15 years) Eligible (for NM tax Rebate) Recent credits include: “Twilight”, “The House Bunny”, “Wild Hogs”.

LCR

Technical Advisor Iannucci, Rick

505-670-2059 crossedarrowsnm@aol.com

Writer/Screenwriter Aaker, Wendy

cell 505-688-2800 wendygraceevans@gmail.com Conway, Bill

505-820-1245 cell 505-690-2979 luminariafilms.com Fridey, Catherine Y.

505-883-0094 cell 505-252-9228 catherinefridey@comcast.net Jones, Kevin K.

505-988-3237 cell 505-690-7968 kkjones@mindspring.com Mackenzie, Christine E.

505-466-6057 Christl@higherspeed.net McClary, William A.

505-553-5458 pantherpoet1977@aol.com Merrow, Scott & Paula

505-792-7453 scott-paula@comcast.net Ray, Stanley

505-836-7845 stanlray@comcast.net Rubin, Stephen

505-310-9997 srubinfilms@gmail.com Zeilik, Michael Alexander

505-490-1737 cell 505-424-1560 mikescript@cnsp.com

Polizzi, Loretta

Sound Boom Operator Becker, Michael

505-988-4121 Soundspeeed@gmail.com Cochran, James

505-898-2322 cell 505-235-6046 jd@cochran@comcast.net Gittinger, Cole

505-603-2206 cell 505-770-6894 colegittinger@hotmail.com Halbert, Matthew

505-986-0637 cell 505-670-0692 HudsonHalbert@cs.com Hume, Dwight

818-523-8651

Sanchez, Leonard

505-753-3745 cell 505-920-1927 lennyshark@comcast.net Santiago, Edwardo

505-792-8528 cell 505-270-6468 ejsantiago1@comcast.net Stover, Rebecca J.

505-281-7234 cell 505-507-7032 dedlock@aol.com Tang, Roger

505-438-2663 cell 505-306-1514 rogertang@msn.com

Sound Mixer A New Mexico Soundman Jim Gallup 505-286-8943 cell 505-321-9162 nmsoundman@aol.com www.newmexicosoundman.com Professional audio for film, video & radio.

Worldwide credits since 1986. Website has credits & photos. Over-the-shoulder documentary, Industrials & Commercials.

Becker, James

505-471-7070 cell 505-471-6155 beckervideo@cybermesa.com Becker, Michael

575-988-4121 soundspeeed@gmail.com

303-475-8051 Loretta@LoorettaPolizzi.com

www.miscpubs.com

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Production Office | Property

form & function listings guide Vaupen, Jill

505-310-1153 jilltravel@gmail.com White, Guinevere M.

806-334-0136 cell 339-970-0770 guin.white@gmail.com

Office Production Assistant

Corlew, Robert

505-867-5937 cell 505-270-6361 robcorlew@hotmail.com Demboski, Bob

505-466-6400 cell 505-231-5410 bobdem01@earthlink.net Elise, Rebecca

505-301-4513 cell 505-244-0157 melaniekirk@gmail.com

See oigraphics.com and designyourwall.com for all your graphic design and custom digital printing needs.

505-310-4618 annejo@earthlink.net

Johns, Anne

Organized Intentions Inc Thomas E. Azzari 575-776-2885 cell 818-400-3098 thoe830@aol.com

Holstead, Kyndall

Production Designer

505-261-0075 foto66@swcp.com

505-615-9331 quenceblueye@yahoo.com

Hollingsworth, Val

Merritt, Paul Q.

505-822-0236 cell 505-453-3219 karencitach@aol.com

505-863-3934 cell 412-512-5184 jim@jamesmanley.com

Harris, Karen

Manley, James

505-514-6126 cell 505-366-4104 www.rebeccaelise.com

505-250-3076 ColtonRDean@hotmail.com

Dean, Colton R.

Union/Guild affiliation: IATSE # 800, DGA

505-243-8390 cell 505-250-2344 kynny@gmail.com

Kirk, Melanie

La Valle, Tracy

505-235-0903 tl_pro@yahoo.com

Lasko, Jaye N.

Union/Guild affiliation: IA 800

Lapsys, Grace

Robb Wilson King Jon Furie/ Montana Artists 1-323-845-4144 cell 1-310-994-5792 robbwilson.king@gmail.com

Breaking Bad Sony/AMC piolet season 1 & 2. Librarian 2-TNT-Africa. Librarian 3-TNT New Orleans. Feature credits available.

Production Office & Coordinator Beale, Denise

505-660-4231 cell 410-913-0664 dbeale@mac.com Burd, Anna

505-410-1926 gglapsys@yahoo.com

Shepherd, Brendan

310-663-6101 breshep@hotmail.com Simons, Cyndy

505-869-0344 cell 505-385-4500 www.cindysimmon.com

Srigley, Rachel

505-489-6243 rsrigley@yahoo.com Vestrand, Andrea 505-228-9547 avestrand@gmail.com

Production Services Crew New Mexico.com

Taras, Daniel cell 505-930-0443 866-930-0443 info@crewnewmexico.com www.crewnewmexico.com

Production Outfitters Cathleen or Gary 505-237-0770 505-550-9111 info@productionoutfitters.com www.productionoutfitters.com Union/Guild affiliations: IATSE Local 600 and 480 Experienced crews, camera, sound, lighting, and teleprompter rentals. Sony HDW-F900R, Beta SP, other formats. HDCAM and SD editing/ transfers, duplication.

Travel Coordinator Vaupen, Jill

505-310-1153 jilltravel@gmail.com

Armorer Props/Weapons Master

May, Deanne

Property

505-466-0870 cell 505-690-1984 jnlbird@aol.com 505-699-2289 demay415@msn.com McWilliams, Vicki M.

505-884-4219 cell 505-553-4056 www.vmsquared.com Potts, Suzanne

Augustson, David

505-891-1614 cell 505-604-3415 augustarms@aol.com Bayes, Steven

575-625-2772 cell 505-317-8287 bayesco@cableone.net

Ray, Billy

Schumacher, Karen

505-892-5148 cell 505-385-7562 chinacoaster@hotmail.com

505-989-3971 cell 310-428-4024 sscarritt@mac.com

505-780-0315 elchochol@hotmail.com

310-251-9485 suzannepotts@aol.com

303-870-6763 acburd@mac.com Chochol, Michael

Compton, Carrigan

505-424-3251 cell 505-795-1132 carriganc@earthlink.net

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Scarritt, Sara

505-235-0903

Brown, Larry

505-292-1196 cell 505-263-6906 augustarmsbilly_w_ray@excite.com

Assistant Prop Master Branham, Chad

303-670-3521 chad@mountainMagicArts.com Cameron, John

803-324-2101 cell 505-231-8676 johncameron@comporium.net Cantrell, Andrea

505-265-8170 cell 805-304-9194 cantrellbrn@adelphia.net Davis, Jason

505-270-1157 notmovinguy@hotmail.com Dimmler, Richard

505-577-0016

Flaherty, David “Chris”

505-689-1001

Gonzales, Bobbi

505-577-1369 bobbijogo@hotmail.com Haag, Forrest

505-350-7877 fofotree@yahoo.com Jacoby, JD

505-264-3620 cell 310-270-6767 jd_jacoby@hotmail.com

Prop House Filmmaker Production Services Meredith Stewart 505-341-1824

info@filmmakerproductionservices.com www.filmmakerproductionservices.com Albuquerque’s property, costume & entertainment industry. Nationwide shipping, loading docks, custom orders & friendly customer services.

Prop Master Detrich, Phyllis

505-438-3839 cell 505-699-5184 pdetrich@mac.com Giron, Dr. Ray

540-778-1811 cell 540-742-0550 rgiron@rica.net Hansen, Mark

505-228-7433 vwmark@comcast.net Hoffman, Gary

505-400-6895

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form & function listings guide

15 Shorts, 5 TV Pilots, 2 Features.

LCR

20 years in film and TV production, including “In Plain Sight” filmed at Albuquerque Studios. See imdb.com for additional credits.

LCR

Union/Guild affiliation: SAG, AFTRA

Union/Guild Affillations: DGA

Miller, Michael cell 505-604-3408 mlmiller@point9.com ww.9point.com

cell 310-916-7308 bapplec@earthlink.net

Carter, Bruce 505-400-4548

Ceccarelli, Luca 505-989-4366 505-515-0204 info@hdnm.com www.hdnm.com Scheduling/budgeting & production services.

Doc West, Shoot First & Pray You Live, Naked Fear (Hunted), Ricks’ Canoe & Mirage See also–HDNM Entertainment, LLC Clark, Scott

505-818-8665 scott@iwerken.com

HDNM Entertainment, LLC Luca Ceccarelli 505-989-4366 505-515-0204 info@hdnm.com www.hdnm.com Complete turnkey production solutions: concept to delivery: Budgeting, scheduling, line producing, UPM (DGA). Emphasis on Rebate Eligibility & Green Filmmaking.

See also – See Video/Post Production

Johns, Anne 505-983-8265 cell 505-310-4618 annejo@earthlink.com Union/Guild affiliation: #871, SAG Production Supervisor/Line Producer. See IMDB and NMFilm.com for extensive credits.

Koch, Karen

505-820-1245s cell 310-990-5308 karen_koch@luminariafilms.com

Marcus, Paul 505-466-1583 cell 773-551-2725 paumarcus@gmail.com

Morris, Brent 505-903-9802 brent@indieproduction.com www.indieproduction.com Union/Guild affiliation: DGA 20 years of experience, bondable, films include: “Monster”, “Beer For My Horses”, “Friendship”, and “Smoke Signals”.

LCR

Mountainair Films, Inc Alton Walpole 505-471-9293 505-438-0294 alton@mountainairfilms.com Newman, Don

505-344-3900 cell 818-822-9200 don.newman@mac.com Ochoa, Kaaren fax

505-685-4242 cell 505-660-6198 kaarenochoa@aol.com

Raye, Stephen

505-850-8299 cell 505-231-0181 nmfilmproduction@yahoo.com Savage, Gwyn

505-331-0177 gwyn@filmsavage.com

Slipstream Pictures

Lisa Wienke-Rich cell 505-780-8668 slipstreampix@earthlink.net Stern, Joseph

512-797-5170 vonstern@gmail.com

Producer Burnett, Jim

505-514-6126 cell 505-366-4104 Reborama@RebeccaElise.com

Features, Documentaries, Commercials, T.V. Directors include Steven Soderbergh, Wim Winders, John Sayles. IMDB Paul Marcus III. LCR

505-897-4126 cell 310-418-3020 jimburnett@earthlink.net

Union/Guild affiliation: DGA

Elise, Rebecca

Gabel, Elizabeth

505-798-0546 cell 505-203-0884 egabel@msn.com Hansen, Darlene

505-268-0530 cell 505-514-5149 vivhansen@msn.com Herrera, Paul

505-246-9564 cell 505-907-4248 pablogerrerafilms@yahoo.com Hewitt, Jeffrey

505-989-4119 cell 505-989-9223 hpi2000@earthlink.net Jansons, Jocelyn

310-699-9951 cell 505-984-0322 jjansons@mac.com Julesworks

505-310-9997 Kesler, Perry

505-757-6674 cell 575-270-7788 perry@newmexico.com Koch, Karen

505-820-1245 cell 310-990-5308 karen_koch@luminariafilms.com

Lance, Mary

505-897-9738 cell 505-897-9739 newdealfilms@earthlink.net LaValle, Tracy

Wienenke-Rich, Lisa

505-989-7107 cell 505-780-8668 slipstreampix@earthlink.net

Production Office Assistant Production/Office Coordinator Burd, Anna

303-870-6763 acburd@mac.com Chochol, Michael

505-780-0315 elchochol@hotmail.com Compton, Carrigan

505-424-3251 cell 505-795-1132 carriganc@earthlink.net Corlew, Robert

505-867-5937 cell 505-270-6361 robcorlew@hotmail.com Harris, Karen

505-822-0236 cell 505-453-3219 karencitah@aol.com Holstead, Kyndall

505-243-8390 cell 505-250-2344 kynny18@gmail.com Mak, Darylle

505-699-3411 cell 310-795-2401 makdarylle@yahoo.com

310-251-9485 suzannedpotts@aol.com

505-466-6057 Christl@higherspeed.net

505-699-2289 demay415@msn.com

505-235-0903 cell 505-265-0903 tl_pro@yahoo.com

Mackenzie, Christine E.

May, Deanne

505-699-2289 cell 213-247-0647 demay415@msn.com

Miles, Marc

575-281-7178 cell 505-310-2184 showcasefilm@msn.com Ruben, Claudio

505-670-7678 claudio@onespiritfilms.com

Schumacher, Karen

505-235-0903 cell 505-265-0903 tl_pro@yahoo.com

May, Deanne

Potts, Suzanne

Schuurman, Susan

505-842-0535 cell 505-702-4203 susanschuurman@hotmail.com

Srigley, Rachel

505-489-6243 rsrigley@yahoo.com

Straus, Cynthia

505-946-0505 cell 575-613-2205 www.cynthiastraus.com Strongheart, Faith

917-804-7313 www.faithstrongheart.com

www.miscpubs.com

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form & function listings guide Raven Rough, Inc

Dyanna Taylor 505-982-4214 cell 505-818-7588 ravenrouge@comcast.net Southwest Productions Barry Kirk 505-247-3300 cell 505-250-4648 barry@southwestproductions.com Sparaco, Andy

800-741-4289 asparaco@met4.tv

Walker, Alan

505-217-9384 cell 818-421-5880 alan@alanwalkerassociates.tv Watson, Ralph

818-209-5942 watralphson@mac.com

Newberry, Charlie

505-603-0815 breadmasta@yahoo.com

Steadicam Operator Chaput, Beau 213-500-2774 fax 505-839-2027 beau@beauchaput.com www.steadibeau.com

John Maio Photography

John Maio 505-296-4653 cell 505-681-8035 john@johnmaiophotography.com Jorrin, Toby

505-238-0122 cell 505-856-2539 lafrado@landd.net Kerry Gallagher Photography

Marks, Gabriella

Albuquerque local Stedicam/Camera Operator.

All formats-All venues.Complete stedicam package. Check website for latest reel!

Kerry Gallagher 505-316-2757 kerrysdesertstone@msn.com

Union/Guild affiliation: IATSE 600

Heintzleman, David

505-977-5014 dheintzleman@cnm.edu Kohlhoff, Craig

818-209-5942 waltralphson@mac.com

Byrd, Chip 505-988-2942 cell 505-795-0398 filmneg@earthlink.net

310-283-7499 cell 818-346-8416 ckohlhoff@verizon.net

First Assistant Camera

Over 15 years of industry experience - 5 of those in New Mexico.

LCR Nelson, M. David

505-473-0799 cell 505-670-0174 mdnelson@q.com Norris, Chris

505-983-7121 cell 347-731-5086 hyperfocus@mindspring.com Storandt, Lisbeth

505-471-3866 cell 310-403-7773 meowliz@yahoo.com

Photo Finishing Picture Perfect Jim Blagg 505-299-9594 fax 505-332-2745 Digital@pixperf.net www.pixperf.net

Second Assistant Camera Fulford, Alan

505-265-5678 cell 505-400-0837 fieldandframe@yahoo.com

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Watson, Ralph

Still Photographer Cockrell, Rodney

505-265-5727 poet168@comcast.net Cristal Jones Photography

Cristal Jones 575-740-4190 www.CristalJones.com

Daniel Nadelbach Photography, LLC

Daniel Nadelbach 505-982-7004 daniel@nadelbachphoto.com Emily Nash Photography

Emily Nash 505-907-6011 emilynash@mac.com Foreman, Richard

505-473-7194 cell 310-508-9939 r4man@aol.com Hollingsworth, Val

505-261-0075 foto66@swcp.com Jacoby, JD

505-264-3620 cell 310-270-6767 jd_jacoby@hotmail.com

505-455-3081 cell 415-298-3653 gabriella@triggerfinger.com Naman Photography

Wes Naman cell 505-328-3648 wesnaman@aol.com Ron Behrmann Photography

Ron Behrmann 505-821-8537 cell 505-821-8537 rbblnphoto@aol.com

Sebastian, Lorey

505-689-1262 cell 310-455-2963 lsebastian@cybermesa.com Taras, Seth

917-301-9777 seth@sethtaras.com

Ursula Coyote Photography

Ursula Coyote 505-983-5205 cell 505-501-1821 ursulacoyote@aol.com Wingert, Todd

Post-Production Editing HDNM Studio Services Luca Ceccarelli 505-989-4366 505-515-0204 info@hdnm.com www.hdnm.com Editing Facility-4:4:4-4:2:2 HDSDI/HDCamHDCamSR Post-production studios, Albuquerque/Santa Fe: Simul-Post/Post/ Digitizing/Avid-FCP Rentals/Mastering & Delivery/DVD authoring/Cloning & Conversions.

See also – Video – Video Assist

Producing Assistant Producer Gare, Dave

917-881-9930 cell 917-881-9930 gare@mac.com

Pfeiffer, Carl 505-400-6489 Pfeiffer.carl@gmail.com Experienced assistant producer, can maintain project budgets, scheduling, scouts, new scripts/projects for development and create prospectus’ for investors.

LCR Stern, Joseph

512-797-5170 vonstern@gmail.com Strongheart, Faith

917-804-7313 faithstrongheart@mac.com Taras, Daniel

Line Producer/UPM/ Production Manager

Videographer

505-930-0443 info@crewnewmexico.com

505-896-1715 cell 505-205-7142 twingert@msn.com

Carl Pfeiffer cell 505-400-6489 pfeiffer.carl@gmail.com Videographer & editor specializing in behind the scenes. electronic press kits, commercials, documentaries and much more. Resumes available on request.

LCR

Berman, Lester

505-266-3767 cell 505-991-5558 cantov@msn.com Brown, Nadine

626-688-5808 Ntbrownhm@aol.com

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Painters | Photography

form & function listings guide Set Painter Auer-Erdoes, Ulrike 505-421-2866 cell 505-470-6946 ulliae@plateautel.net Union/Guild affiliation: IATSE Local 480 Carp, Sierra

505-259-3520 cell 505-243-3657 Center, James

505-474-4864 m.ruth.center@aol.com Conway, Nigel

505-982-1808 cell 505-795-6151 nigelconway@hotmail.com Cosentine, Anna

575-770-4177 acosentine1717@yahoo.com Critchfield, Jason

505-231-4633

Fair, Brooke N.

505-315-1263 brookefairproductions@yahoo.com

Mendoza, Jose

505-690-1046 Miller, Nicole

505-466-3029 cell 505-310-2888 globalalchemy@aol.com Morgan, Paul 505-795-9873 morgpm@aol.com Ortega Jr., Randy

505-507-2359 mayaztecart@aol.com

Reynolds, Joshua

505-274-2511 cell 505-249-7357 Ulibarri, Joseph

505-610-5716 joeulibarri@gmail.com

Velasco, Lynne

505-455-3685

Ventura, Alfredo

505-988-1574 cell 505-204-0969

Sign Painter & Writer Blissell, Meg

Endean Sign Company

Gallegos, Eric

505-988-3835 cell 505-660-4006 megabliss11@hotmail.com

704-305-0513 fmoaux@aol.com

Fleming, Kevin

505-470-4044

Gurule, Miguel

505-466-3374 cell 505-470-4514 beginingrule@aol..com

Holloway, Daniel

505-263-4298 dmholloway00@yahoo.com Khalsa, Sam

505-466-4888 cell 505-699-5133

Kramm, Michael

505-992-8804 cell 505-920-8210 mkramm@lycos.com Kruft, George

505-892-9868 cell 505-892-3047

Maloney, William

cell 505-603-1821 wil_maloney@yahoo.com

Anita Endean 505-247-0131 cell 505-321-2175 AEndean@aol.com Harman, Paul

505-832-2015 cell 505-280-0829

Photography Camera Operator Asa Filmworks

Georgia Packard 323-821-5846 goperator@earthlink.net Bloom, Max

310-902-1100 cell 505-776-2065 max@maxbloom.com Blumenthal,Larry David

505-534-0036 cell 818-292-0155 www.larryblumenthal.com

McNamee, Evita

C/D Productions Inc.

Dale Green 505-898-1544 cell 505-263-5179 cd@cdproductions.tv Chavez,Michael A.

505-670-0522 cell 818-469-0483 michaelchavez09@earthlink.net Combined Effort, Inc.

Philip Pfeiffer 505-470-7409 cell 505-690-4015 pfeifferphillip@yahoo.com Dougherty,Clinton

cdopr8r@earthlink.net Golden Britt,John

505-890-4889 cell 505-263-1804 www.johngoldenbritt.com Kirk, Barry

505-247-3300 cell 505-250-4648 barry@southwestproductions.com Luminace Pictures

Sarah Kanafani 505-301-1668 cell 505-301-1668 sarah@luminacepictures.com

Miller, Michael

505-266-5346 cell 505-604-3408 mlmiller@9point.com Norris, Chris

505-983-7121 cell 347-731-5086 hyperfocus@mindspring.com

Pfeiffer Jr., Carl

505-400-6489 pfeiffer.carl@gmail.com Ransom, Scott

505-603-3355 sransom@rmi.net

Raven Rough, Inc

Dyanna Taylor 505-982-4214 cell 505-818-7588 ravenrouge@comcast.net Rotunno, Edward Rio

505-424-4172 cell 505-699-2786 r10ltd@wildblue.net

Sparaco, Andy

800-741-4289 asparaco@meta4.tv

Thomas, Paige

310-874-1699 cell 505-792-7927 kpaigethomas@gmail.com

Watson, Ralph

818-209-5942 watralphson@mac.com

Director of Photography Chavez, Michael A.

505-670-0522 cell 818-469-0483 michaelchavez09@earthlink.net Color Cactus

Justin Geoffroy 505-377-2801 cell 512-983-8980 justin@colorcactus.com Combined Effort, Inc.

Philip Pfeiffer 505-470-7409 cell 505-690-4015 pfeifferphillip@yahoo.com

Golden Britt, John 505-890-4889 cell 505-263-1804 britts@cybermesa.com www.johngoldenbritt.com Union/Guild affiliation: IATSE 600, International Cinematographers Guild Sony HDCAM/XDCAM HD Trained, 18 years lighting/operating experience in film/video.

PBS/Network/Cable credits Film/HD cameras, lighting package, Tyler Mount certified.

LCR Lewis, Bruce

505-989-7374 cell 505-470-1231 wow@newmexico.com Lighteningwood Pictures

David Aubrey 505-471-4743 cell 505-690-1632 dea@lighteningwood.com Marsh, Gary

505-237-0770 cell 505-280-9983 gary@productionoutfitters.com Naggan, Barak

505-255-0432 cell 505-259-2226 barak@highdesertmedia.com Ransom, Scott

505-603-3355

505-255-0751 evita060@aol.com

www.miscpubs.com

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Location | Medic | Music Services | Painters

form & function listings guide New Mexico Reel Properties, LLC Carole Hartman 505-235-2525 fax 505-798-6969 carole@nmreelproperties.com www.nmreelproperties.com

Bethel, David

505-471-0120 cell 505-501-1188 Bubernak, Beth

575-776-5695

Carroll, Jeffrey

Dickey, Jennifer

Remax Elite Sandra Levinson cell 505-977-3373 fax 505-828-1198 sandy@aquilatravel.com www.sandytravelsabq.com

505-424-0948 cell 414-331-2839 da_pook@hotmail.com

Lights, Camera, Action! Home rentals and sales. Forget hotels, be in comfort like your own home. Movie set locations also.

The Land of Enchantment is my home. Let me help make it yours. Specializing in film relocation.

Tierra Mia Realty

Penny Smith 505-262-1510 cell 505-379-6409

Transportation Equipment ffi Movie Makers Location Equipment Phil Kenny 505-362-8652 cell 505-350-3799 phils@trucksunique.com www.trucksunique.com Union/Guild affiiliation: IATSE Local 492 Equipment for lease: Honeywagons, set dressing trucks, fuel trucks, camera trucks, stakebed trucks, car hauler trailers, and speciality equipment.

LCR

Medic Medic & EMT Abriel, Dawn

505-438-1820 cell 505-670-1718 dawnabriel@yahoo.com Acton, Doug

505-820-7604 cell 505-955-3103 actmar@msn.com Baca, Jeffrey

505-988-5015 cell 310-770-4087 jbhunee@yahoo.com

505-424-8671 cell 505-577-1415 sffdot@yahoo.com Grothe, Bob

505-293-5432 cell 505-259-4039 Inza, Coral

505-450-8146 coralinza@earthlink.net

Keelin, Kenny

505-473-0421 cell 505-469-6270 kennykeelin@hotmail.com Kilness, Heather R.

505-623-7351 cell 626-488-2649 www.heather-kilness.com

Lax, Brian

505-266-2336 cell 505-362-1939 mtnmedc@yahoo.com Lewis, Cindy

505-829-3616 cell 505-249-2465 CLSPVD610@yahoo.com

Lucarini, Juliette

505-603-0763 cell 212-986-0215 Malley, Dale

505-983-9453 cell 505-470-6002

Naranjo, Reyes

505-438-2016 cell 505-795-9740 r.c.naranjo@att.net Olson, Aimie

505-690-5158 keymedic@gmail.com

Pacheco, Bryan

505-263-5456 cell 505-263-3244 firemanbry1@yahoo.com

Baca, Paul

505-771-1019 cell 505-316-5628 cdpbaca@aol.com

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Reel Medics

Ken Garcia 505-822-0472 cell 505-934-5367 kenncat@aol.com Saldago, Marissa

505-929-0322

Salinas, Nicholas

505-955-3300 cell 505-795-4126 rnick_salinas@yahoo.com

Sanchez, Anthony

Jenner, Judith

505-264-4310 ducksandorchids@yahoo.com Maurette, Markus

505-235-4281 imarkus23@earthlink.net Shenk, Starla

505-577-1203

Scenic Artist Beauvais, John

Burns, Maurice

Sandoval, Michael

505-345-4973 cell 505-235-0804

505-715-7476 axsanchez@aol.com 505-610-1403 msandoval1403@earthlink.net

Schlosser, Andrew

505-286-5149 Wade, Chris

505-321-5920 cell 505-272-6529 cwade@salud.unm.edu

Weist, Jonathan-NREMTP, BS, BDLSP

505-977-0354 jwiest85@gmail.com

Music Services Music Consultant/Supervisor Masterscape Michael Davenport 505-266-7000 cell 310-779-5057 dav@expressiveartists.com tom@avokado.net www.expressiveartists.com 27 years in world-wide music production, management & consultation. Source music catalog. Pre-Cleared masters for film, television, advertising, and video gaming. ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, NARAS

505-471-0501

Chesser, Charles William

505-670-6496 cell 505-298-7308 charliecarguitar@yahoo.com De La Vega, Rocky

505-247-0531 cell 505-307-672 rockydelavega@peoplepc.com Faeroe, Morgana

505-983-4715 cell 505-577-8179 morganafaeroe@peoplepc.com Grover, Lisabeth

505-737-0495 cell 505-770-8923 paintrix@taosnet.com La Forme, Celeste

505-450-3696 celestelaforme@hotmail.com Lovato, Amahi H.

505-989-7728 cell 505-231-1965 ahlovato@yahoo.com Ortega, Robert

505-474-5539

Roland, Michael

830-896-6950

Key Scenic

912-220-5862

Painters Ortega, Randy

505-474-5539 cell 505-670-0260

On Set Painters Hopkins, Virginia

505-471-4377 cell 510-917-4400 vivola@earthlink.net

Romine, Ernest Tafoya, Dionisio

505-266-0490 cell 951-264-8339 dionisiotafoya@hotmail.com

Woodward, Jerri

512-567-9345

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Lighting & Electric | Location

form & function listings guide Gaffer Cardone, Dante

505-660-1625 dantorb@yhaoo.com Eichman, Greg

505-473-1566 cell 505-888-6300 www.seriousgrippage.com Grace, John M.

505-856-1636 cell 505-242-3342 newestprod@aol.com Groves, Myke

Bonnell, Jason

505-438-2766 cell 505-231-9111 icookueat13@netzero.com C Free

505-466-0672 cell 415-336-3425 travelingfree@yahoo.com Callaway, Valerie

602-999-6951 valove15@hotmail.com Diaz De Bedoya, Christian

Wilson, Marc

505-764-8588 cell 505-459-5514 marcwilson@webintense.net

Location & Venue Richard Levy Gallery Richard Levy 505-766-9888 info@levygallery.com www.levygallery.com

Charske, R. Michael

Kanavy, Cathy

Location Manager

505-292-1416

Enchantment Locations

Lane, Joseph

505-690-2682 steve@studiofix.com

505-466-1984 cell 505-920-1161 Mdellheim@aol.com

505-988-1970 cell 505-316-2269 www.photoshelter.com

505-400-7662 well_lit@fifthelement.org

Kelly, Pablo

Kohn, David

505-298-7118 cell 915-539-1911

505-298-3022 cell 505-259-1455 mgroves@nmia.com

Mullen, Stephen

Tynes, Jim

505-995-1986 cell 505-699-0852 jtlites@aol.com

Rigging Electric Griffin, Christopher

505-281-0463 cell 505-331-5934 akira22875@comcast.net Register, Aldous

505-982-6302 cell 505-204-9453 orson@nukewatch.org Smith, David

505-604-5957 Brentsquint@hotmail.com Zamora, Daniel

505-710-8719 dzamora4@unm.edu

Rigging Gaffer Joehnk, Chris

505-975-9362 redbuzzy@yahoo.com

Location Assistant Location Manager Blodget, Kristen

505-331-4567 kblodget@gmail.com

505-730-5332 lanejoseph@hotmail.com Locker, Robert

505-424-3053 cell 516-475-9835 horizonps@earthlink Matovich, Michael

505-455-2209 bluebuffalo111@earthlink.net Orona, Marie-Jeanne

505-268-0606 cell 505-450-7271 Peres, Clay

505-424-3196 cell 505-490-0571 priceperes@earthlink.net Stair, Rebecca

505-459-0966 rebeccastair@gmail.com Stanland, Rowan

505-843-7277 cell 505-250-2327 ravenel@earthlink.net Tizdale, Duprelon

505-770-1535 cell 866-300-2855 www.tizzz.com Tomachio, Angelo

505-250-2748 cell 505-699-0160 angelotomarchio@yahoo.com www.tizzz.com Wentzel-Fisher, Sarah

915-490-3489 hwymanco@aol.com Dellheim, Michael

Ron Carr 505-265-0098 cell 310-283-9761 rcarr26946@aol.com

Location Scout Amanda, Paula

505-231-9411 pamanda2@aol.com Calderwood, Marc

505-897-6474 cell 505-553-5591 skatingkokopelli@hotmail.com Clark, Scott

505-818-8665 www.iwerken.com Jorrin, Toby

505-270-3221 cell 866-910-3221 www.tobyjorrin.com Lasko, Jaye N.

505-466-0870 cell 505-690-1984 jnlbird@aol.com Long, Johnny

505-770-4381 johnnylong@aol.com

Swain, Alan

Jansons, Jocelyn

Ron Behrmann Photography Ron Behrmann 505-821-8537 cell 505-821-8537 www.balloonphotography.com

505-670-2334 don489@earthlink.net

Gray, Don

310-699-9951 cell 505-984-0322 jjansons@mac.com Manzanares, David

505-470-2495 www.shootnewmexico.com Meade, John

505-982-9950 cell 505-470-9740 www.johnmeade.net Simballa, Bruce

505-992-2661 cell 505-470-4609 simballa@cybermesa.com Swain, Alan

505-265-0098 cell 505-463-7725 www.alanswain.com Trackless Road

Clay Peres 505-490-0571 cell 505-424-3196 priceperes@earthlink.net

505-265-0098 cell 505-424-3196 www.alainswain.com Tizdale, Duprelon

575-770-1535 cell 866-300-2855 www.tizzz.com Tl Productions

Tracy LaValle 505-235-0903 cell 505-771-8648 tl_pro@yahoo.com

Realtor Butkus, Matt 505-507-0212 mattbutkus@hotmail.com www.urbanabq.com EcoBroker certified, Extensive experience working with buyers at all levels of the film industry. More info at URBANABQ.COM

Whitman, Wade

505-994-2085 cell 505-204-2269

505-280-9879 sarah@sarahwentfishing.com

www.miscpubs.com

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Health & Wellness | Lighting & Electric

form & function listings guide Health & Wellness Health Clubs New Mexico Sports & Wellness Liz Schoepke 505-857-0123 lschoepke@wellbridge.com www.sportsandwellness.com 5 clubs, 1 membership

Massage Therapist About You Massages, LLC Ilda Salais 505-514-7110 cell 505-898-9748 massage-tech@hotmail.com www.castlelark.com/aboutyou Union/Guild Affiliations: AMTH, NCTMB, NMMT

Yoga Instructor Caplan, Mindy 505-323-5915 trainer@lobo.net

Bott, Theodore Y.

505-270-0479 cell 505-270-0479 phos4s@gmail.com Cummings, Tyrell

505-455-7602 cell 505-470-1231 wow@newmexico.com

Lighting & Electric

Randy Baker 505-877-8500 cell 505-228-8353 randy@drbelectric.com

Habib, Lalita 505-293-1656 cell 310-749-9170 lhabib@earthlink.net

505-699-1940 missingteeth@gmail.com

In-Training, personal training & yoga instruction.

24 years experience in the fitness industry.

Excellent references, reliable.

Best Boy Electrician Garcia, James A.

970-379-1796 jgisright@yahoo.com Hoffman, Leonard

505-345-2835 cell 505-710-4027 dholman@thuntek.net

Holmen, Dale

ffi Masterpiece Massage Karla Linden NMT, LMT cell 505-340-9454 manifestress@gmail.com www.masterpiecemassage.com

505-982-1328 cell 505-577-4290 lenny@lennyhoffman.com

Will travel to location. Light or deep pressure to your comfort level. Hot towel/scrub treatment for feet & scalp.

Over 20 years professional massage experience, servicing cast and crew, onlocation, hotel calls, specializing in deep tissue & NMT. LCR

Personal Trainer Break-A-Way Fittness & Nutrition Becky Freeman 505-350-2451 break-a-wayfn@live.com

breakawayfitnessnutri@intuitwebsites.com Registered dietician, certified personal trainer.

Home, office, park or contracting gym for workouts. Establish and maintain a healthy dietary lifestyle.

ffi McMillan, Adelaide 505-247-0502 cell 505-503-2690 adelaide@fitnessmail.net Trainer, 15 years experience industry credentials, discretion/confidientality guaranteed; fully insured, ASCM-Certified. Short and long engaements. Inquiries welcome.

Johnson, George

800-687-8409 cell 505-577-7766 georgerossjohnson@gmail.com Lueker, Robert

505-715-1548 idle_wild@hotmail.com Ortega, Ramon

505-984-1117 cell 310-428-6177 rayortega@hotmail.com

Electrician Abeyta, Phillip

505-328-0095 phillipabeyta@hotmail.com Arroyo, Diego

505-450-8500 diegoforhire@gmail.com Barreras, Paul

505-473-4556 cell 505-603-5050 pjbarreras@aol.com Barros, Nicholas

505-603-9044 barrosproductions@gmail.com Bird, David

505-304-7643

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DRB Electric Inc.

Eaves, Allen

Estrada, Benjamin

505-640-6399 cabenzon03@earthlink.net Frank, Donnie

505-271-6880 cell 505-857-7751 donnie@swcp.com Garcia, Frank

505-417-1429 cell 505-898-5780 jfrankgarcia@comcast.net Graham, John K.D.

cell 505-491-5442 johnkdgraham@gmail.com Hogle, Dick

505-753-6333 cell 505-690-8950 dickhogle@cybermesa.com Jones, Steve

McShane, William

505-867-5552 cell 505-681-9796 WBMcShane@aol.com Miles, Will

505-850-0334 cell 505-310-2184 williammileslocal480@msn.com Muscari, Dennis

505-480-1039 dennimus@gmail.com Nakagawa, Lee

505-363-0514 Nelson, Louis

505-292-4273 cell 505-235-0435 luiginelson@comcast.net Palmer, Robert

505-920-5655

Peach, William R.

505-831-4206 cell 618-791-4079 williamrpeach@yahoo.com Pesce, Mike

505-220-7535 Ricci, Richard

505-988-5354 cell 505-670-8773 Schubert, Valentin

505-412-1594 cell 505-268-2343 santafegrip@aol.com Sena, Michael

Smith, Jason

Leblanc, Kirk

505-831-6259 cell 505-720-8975

505-474-8033 cell 505-470-3794 505-920-4961 tirkie@hotmail.com Leblanc, Nikki

505-907-4852 jasonfidelsmith@yahoo.com Stearns, John

Vetter, Michael

Linebaugh, Jason

505-795-8930 cell 505-795-8930

Tone Freshwater Beckerbauer

505-605-3071 cell 505-299-5534 fishfun@comcast.net

505-867-3251 cell 505-235-4168 freeform67@netscape.com

505-577-0569 nikkapernicus@hotmail.com Leggio, Lucas

505-898-5767 cell 505-400-5352 jlinebaugh@comcast.net McCutcheon, Robert

505-689-1042 famerx69@yahoo.com McDonald, Tim

505-345-0170 cell 505-362-3422 MrTim1@aol.com

505-296-7224 com1@comcast.net Vigil, Carl

505-795-1291 Zijp@mac.com Wasserman, Lee

505-232-9365 cell 505-263-5312 leewass@aol.com

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Hair & Makeup

form & function listings guide Hair & Makeup Assistant Hair Francis, Elizabeth

505-896-8940 cell 505-715-1705 maggiedupoisson@hotmail.com Holland, John

505-822-5555 evpickrell@comcast.net Maestas, Reyna

505-831-7177 dopeyrem@aol.com Meely, Yvette

505-986-2069 cell 505-660-5284 yvettemeely@aol.com Nieto, Jolynne

505-836-4947 cell 505-238-9005 n2hairnmkup@netzero.net Rickel, Nathan W.

505-310-8865 Tadych, Holly

505-577-3145 htadych02@sprintpcs.com

Assistant Makeup Britt, Svetlana

505-471-6099 cell 505-603-4570 MSB@cybermesa.com Coleman, Bobby Jo

505-474-4783 cell 505-690-6398 Duam, Megan

McDonald, Karen

818-720-5495 lifefantastic@hotmail.com Parness, Deirdre

505-577-3302 Parness_11@yahoo.com Pizzala, Christina

262-945-0479 c1pizzala@yahoo.com Stevens, Cynthia

505-603-4811 cms_aquar@hotmail.com Trujillo-Gomez, Sheila

505-720-0845 sheilatrujillo@hotmail.com Winegar, Danlee

505-690-1674 dwinegar@starband.net

Key Hair Arias, Enid

505-577-4257 Baker, Lori Ann

505-342-1634 cell 505-264-4530 ll5bak@aol.com Breckenridge, Claudia

Husbands, Allie

505-864-2274 cell 505-681-6369 Allie_IS300@hotmail.com Kelber, Susan

skelbie@aol.com Lampert, Mary

505-216-7572 cell 910-297-3467 bluemooncape@aol.com Patrek Dezign

Gonzales, Patrek cell 505-270-2708 patrek@patrekdezign.com Pfeifer, Susan

505-795-7064 cell 505-930-1843 spf@cybermesa.com Sheffer, Geordie

505-473-5179 cell 505-670-9812 geordella@msn.com

ffi Swanson, Gunner cell 505-918-4445 gunnar07@earthlink.net Union/Guild Affiliation: IATSE Local 798/706

Jaymerose “J.R.� Lopez 505-881-4145 cell 505-269-6137 jrlopez@GoAdelante.org

615-500-0714 GRNITTBR@aol.com

Wigs By Mary Lou

Burk, Garnett

Experienced head hair stylist; familial with period work, current trends, and ethnic hair.

LCR

505-867-9352 cell 602-509-8496 claudia916@qwest.net

Delaney, Julie

910-352-1216 Dewing, Herb

Douthit, Katie

Friedman, Daniella Alicia

505-820-0040 cell 505-231-6000 herbaceous3@msn.com

505-992-3501 cell 505-231-2803 dgoldfishm@yahoo.com 818-980-1545 cell 818-915-5544 Greer, Patricia

505-804-9883 cell 505-797-0143 spiritofrio@hotmail.com Jaramillo, Vanessa

505-474-7959 cell 575-690-0619 kdmakeup@aol.com Fleetwood, Ramona

575-770-7853 cell 818-620-1304 paintbabeproductions@att.net

Hernandez, Valerie

Maxwell, Audrey

505-254-0974 bushman9@aol.com

505-988-2767 cell 505-690-7647 vanesa2315@aol.com 505-982-0158

McDaniel, Jennifer

818-395-8956 jennstargwen@yahoo.com

Guerrero, Sid

505-589-2424 cell 915-549-5349 hernandez.vp@gmail.com

Key Makeup Allen, Georgia

717-271-1323 georgia@georgiaallenmakeup.com www.georgiaallenmakeup.com Anthony, Art

310-938-3838 ArtAnthony@adelphia.net Bozik, Sara

505-831-5898 cell 602-799-5146 arasmae@yahoo.com Bright, Gretchen

505-224-9787 cell 505-410-9575 brightpix@yahoo.com Brown, Jessie

505-924-1153 cell 505-710-3277 bigtoeblue@hotmail.com

Colours of the Wind

Lange Burnett 505-470-9736 coloursofthewindchimes@yahoo.com Day, Tarra

310-925-1226 cell 818-766-6055 tarraday@mac.com Douthit, Katie

505-474-7959 cell 505-690-0619 kdmakeup@aol.com Fleetwood, Ramona

575-770-7853 paintbabeproductions@att.net Galli, Jane

505-982-3169 cell 310-345-7363 Gilda Meyer-Niehof Makeup & Styling

Gilda Meyer-Neihof 505-982-7004 cell 505-982-7005 gilda@coyoacan.com Harkins, Isabel

818-515-1990 isabeauty@yahoo.com Hill, Lisa

505-984-1176 cell 505-316-6740 lisa@lisahillimage.com Kelly Miller Creations

Kelly Miller 505-344-5875 cell 505-934-4020 kelly@kellymillercreations.com Laurie Vukich Productions

Laurie Vukich 877-4-vukich cell 801-859-4110 www.laurievukick.com

Levy, Darren 505-918-3337 cell 239-565-9993 makeupstars@yahoo.com Marshall, Liz

505-232-0409 cell 505-907-4378 saintsandsinners@earthlink.net Nicthe, Nicolina

505-237-9761 cell 505-550-8860 nnicthe@aol.com Weistein, Lauren

505-299-2722 cell 917-225-9861 ldwmakeupdesign@aol.com

www.miscpubs.com

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form & function listings guide Head Greens Long, Johnny

505-770-4381 johnnyrong@aol.com

Duran, Edward A. 505-670-4296 nmstunts@yahoo.com Espeset, Tobin

Feracho, Michael

Best Boy Grip

505-438-3397 cell 505-699-8435 tobinespeset1@yahoo.com

Grip Caradies, John

505-577-8016

Hanrahan, Mike

Maestas, Chris

505-831-3128 cell 505-710-3117 Guitar2manN@aol.com Manzanares, Michael

505-471-2104 cell 505-690-8731 manzysol@msn.com Martinez, Evan

Mitchell, Michael

Freshman, Bradley

909-260-8584 evanmartinez@msn.com

340-998-1434 cell 505-795-6603 mferacho@hotmail.com

505-903-0210 mtm3842@hotmail.com

505-265-5678 cell 505-400-0837 fieldandframe@yahoo.com

Myszka, Michael

Fulford, Alan

Dolly Grip

818-441-9400 cell 505-315-6550

505-304-3262 bradfresh@hotmail.com

505-235-3369 cell 505-890-3028

Espeset, Harland

505-577-4284 arroyoboynm@msn.com Nagro, David Jaxx

505-792-7927 cell 505-417-3886 jaxxnagro@yahoo.com Schubert, Valentin

505-412-1594 cell 505-268-2343 santafegrip@aol.com Sholin, Ryan

831-421-0503 cell 505-268-1798 ryansholin@yahoo.com

Gibson, John

505-771-3731 cell 505-610-9215 j.gibson@mac.com

NM Pictures In Motion

505-266-3678 cell 505-977-9395 www.nmpicturesinmotion.com

Woske, Marcia A.

505-470-6312 Moske@aol.com

Key Grip A Full Service Grip

Frank Tapia 505-869-3307 cell 505-410-7139 fotfullservicegrip@msn.com Espset, Chris

505-471-1027 cell 505-690-6908 espeset@nets.com Husar, Aubrey

505-471-3866 cell 818-720-3343 aubreyhusar@yahoo.com Inifinity Grip

Greg Hewett 505-466-6518 cell 213-949-3456 camilleandgreg@juno.com

505-412-1594 cell 505-268-2343 santafegrip@aol.com

512-576-8254 richromero@gmail.com

505-984-2626 cell 505-577-5462 trevorhowe@sprintpcs.com

310-968-0831

Gregory George 505-836-0207 cell 505-363-3151 www.nmpicturesinmotion.com

Hanna, Ian

505-920-3737 nial231@netzero.com Howe, Trevor

505-249-1737 panda_545@yahoo.com

Grips

505-269-2032 lssodr@earthlink.net

505-470-6523

Arnold, Charles

505-424-4991 cell 305-528-7998 r.king@umiami.edu Kuebli, Greg

505-466-2008 cell 505-660-5829 g_kuebli@msn.com Lente, David

505-869-8839 cell 505-385-1853 lentebros@aol.com

505-630-1220 kcoblentz73@msn.com

Coblentz, Kenneth

Prentice, Jason

505-699-6826

Johnson, Derek

Johnston, Robert

Anderson, Mark

King, Richard

505-836-0350 cell 505-306-0528 Chavez, Vincent

505-256-0298 vincentbchavez@hotmail.com Cline, David

717-557-9453 chevelledave@hotmail.com

Liotta, William

Cordova, Matthew R.

505-440-0285 Dean, Colton R.

505-250-3076 ColtonRDean@hotmail.com Dehosse, Anthony

505-836-2063 cell 505-459-6931 dehosse420@mac.com

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505-821-6059 cell 505-250-7355 wliotta@unm.edu Lomaglio, Jeffrey

505-299-9011 cell 917-309-7722 Jlmaglio@hotmail.com

Romero, Rich

Seurer, Anthony Shaffer, Brian

505-250-0994 cell 505-238-7944 brian_p_shaffer@hotmail.com Snodgrass, Alejandro

310-384-8314 olliesnodgrass@yahoo.com Tischler, Sam

505-438-9657 cell 505-690-4793 sam@samdevinetischler.com Torres, Stan

505-243-7817 desolata@msn.com Trujillo, N. Angelo

505-730-7709 gripster1@gmail.com Vernon, Jacob

505-831-5656 cell 505-480-7655 jacob_vernon@comcast.net Weidenfeller, Peter

616-915-2149 cell 505-254-7566 peterkw@sprintmail.com

Pagan, Michael Schubert, Valentin

Warren, Michael

505-690-4302

Rigging Grip Clark, Greg

505-332-9486 onthespot@netscape.com Foley, Jay

505-776-2222 cell 505-741-1010 climb@climbingschoolusa.com Hanrahan, Mike

505-235-3369 cell 505-890-3028 Romero, Ronald

505-610-1354

Sanchez, Terry

505-888-2652

Steining, Mark

505-550-7909 maleksol@comcast.net Threadgill, James

505-424-9344 thread@cybermesa.com

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Directing | Equipment | Gifts | Greens

form & function listings guide Hooks, Rodney 505-872-0192 cell 310-463-2468 firstlight2@verizon.net

Robertson, Lucy Kim

505-252-0149 akeemosabe@aol.com Van Houten, Kristina

Vestrand, Andrea

First Assistant Director; DGA, Local resident, 20 years experience. Credits: Akeelah and the Bee, Never Die Alone, The Seat Filler, and The West Wing. Contact for more information.

LCR

505-412-5046 kvh1@earthlink.net

Union/Guild affiliation: DGA

Lovekin, Tim

310-344-6918 timlovekin@yahoo.com Newman, Don

505-344-3900 cell 818-822-9200 don-newman@mac.com Ochoa, Chemen A.

505-466-2311 cell 505-930-2311 chemenochoa@msn.com Strongheart, Fatih

917-804-7313 www.faithstrongheart.com

Second Assistant Director Boyle, Kate M.

505-913-0399 cell 310-497-2430 kate_m_boyle@hotmail.com

505-228-9547 avestrand@gmail.com

Equipment Camera/Grip ffi Aerotech Remote Inc Tom Shaughnessy 505-227-4555 cell 505-828-3995 aerotechremote@aol.com Union/Guild affiliations: Local 600 & local 480 Providing 2 or 3 Axis Digital Remote Aeroheads, Libra Heads, Technocranes & camera support for all of your production needs.

ffi L.A. Stunts Training Center Michael R. Long & Shelly Swatek cell 505-948-2284 323-697-9174 info@lastunts.com www.lastuntstrainingcenter.com Union/Guild affiliation: DGA, JAG, AFTRA

Sound 1st Call Studio Equipment Steve DeLuca 818-771-9351 fax 818-252-7711 sdeluca@1stcallequip.com www.1stcallequip.com Booms, Scissors, Fork Lifts, and Gators all dedicated to the film industry. We are located directly on the ABQ Studio lot!

Tents & Event Rentals ffi Garcia’s Tents and Events Naomi I Romero 505-842-8368 cell 505-263-7505 naomi@garciastents.com www.garciastents.com Tents, tables & chairs, lighting, staging, china rentals. In any event...Garcia’s Tents!

Gifts Gift Baskets Gift Baskets & Gifts Just For You Tina Casas 505-232-4075 cell 505-410-8559 giftbasketsjustforyou@comcast.net www.giftbaskets-justforyou.com

Greens

30-foot Technocrane, Aerohead, LibraHead, and more! We are New Mexico’s source for remote heads and cranes.

505-780-0315 elchochol@hotmail.com

Unique gift baskets with the finest New Mexican Foods. Open mic every Saturday, 7:00-9:00.

Union/Guild affiliation: Local 600, Local 480

Southwest Gift Baskets/Coffee House Dismas Desloge 505-294-4299 dismas@swgiftbaskets.com www.swgiftbaskets.com

ffi New Mexico Film Rentals Inc. Tom Shaaughnessy 505-277-4555 505-828-3995 nmfilmrentals@aol.com

505-449-8892 addam719@gmail.com

Custom designed gifts. We work within your budget. We deliver and ship everywhere. Store located at 109-B Carlisle Blvd. SE. Albuquerque, NM. (Nob Hill - just south of Central.)

State-of-the-art stunt equipment rental, stunt coordination, and stunt training. 2,500 squarefoot rehersal and insert stage 20’ to the grid.

Johnston, Eric S.

801-369-3742 ericsjohnston@gmail.com Woske, Marcia A.

505-470-6312 Moske@aol.com

Set Production Assistant Ball, Adam

Chochol, Michael

Common Sense Productions

Laura Wilson 505-262-0937 cell 505-265-5678 ljw1224@yahoo.com Davis, Nathan E.

505-296-7147 cell 505-255-2735 wayofthefuture777@gmail.com Merritt, Paul Q.

505-615-9331 quenceblueye@yahoo.com

Lighting NM Lighting & Grip Company Sean Buckler 505-227-2500 cell 505-239-1527

sean.buckler@newmexicolightingandgrip.com

www.newmexicolightingandgrip.com Extensive inventory of quality stage and location lighting and grip equipment.

Complete expendables store. Shipping available.

First Green/On-Set Green Barton, Thomas

505-753-8422 DeLap, Jason

505-872-4919 cell 505-331-7149 j2d270@aol.com Diaz, Ralph

505-315-4623 cell 505-254-0974 rdiaz@aol.com

Laverdure, Cory

505-795-6198 korlav@hotmail.com Lobato, Adrian

505-469-3718 aandmlobato@yahoo.com May, Alan

505-331-1880 twogunal@aol.com Miller, Alan

970-883-2470 Painter, Chris

505-758-1933 cell 505-770-7336 cpaint@zianet.com Provencio, Ray Mark

505-325-8043 cell 602-332-3275 Suhr, Sihu

505-249-0318

Greensperson Caldwell, Thomas L.

505-466-1447 cell 505-690-4442 thomaslcaldwell@yahoo.com Judges, Paul

505-342-1337 cell 505-247-4372 lookin4loam@yahoo.com Laverdure, Cory

505-795-6198 korlav@hotmail.com Lobato, Adrian

505-469-3718 aandmlobato@yahoo.com Marsh, Jonathan

505-872-2552 cell 505-231-8608 staticreform@gmail.com Ornelas, Palemon

505-836-3858 cell 505-720-9696 Painter, Chris

505-758-1933 cell 575-770-7336 cpaint@zianet.com Perez, Gabriel

cell 505-410-4959 Tyksinski, Gwynne

505-995-0147 cell 505-660-5754 gwynnetyk@gmail.com

www.miscpubs.com

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form & function listings guide Tailor/Cutter/Draper Barada, Sergio

505-205-0311 sbarada@comcast.net Zeller, Evelyn

505-447-2519 cell 719-989-7612 rioszeller@yahoo.com

Shane, John

505-471-4965 cell 505-613-3180 carabogacoty@hotmail.com Simmet, Karla

505-831-0295 cell 505-907-4185 karla2ul@netzero.net Sneesby, John

Key Craft Service

505-261-0075 foto66@swcp.com

505-610-6319 jsneesby8@comcast.net

Wardrobe Supervisor Hollingsworth, Val

Craft Services Assistant Craft Service Bell, Mark

505-622-1434 cell 575.228-4236 colvp56@yahoo.com Fair, Brooke N.

505-315-1263 brookefairproductions@yahoo.com Giesler, Jim

505-353-0975 cell 505-907-4185 squeeze1969@hotmail.com Gingery, Jennifer

505-350-7312 gingerj7@hotmail.com Gregory, Siusla

505-758-8828 cell 505-770-5558 glargory@yahoo.com Guerra, Wellyhem

505-474-0218 cell 505-469-8006 wellcome_92@hotmail.com Haag, Paul

505-480-9149 Lorr, Michelle

505-983-5759 cell 505-310-5648 Lujan, Johnnie

505-622-7220 cell 818-209-2722 JohnnieHector@hotmail.com Mantas, Vassillios

505-690-3775 cell 505-775-3777 Norton, Daniel

512-445-2969

Berkes, Tom

505-424-8000 cell 505-690-2220 tomberkes@hotmail.com Curry, Mitty

505-281-5404 cell 505-249-9904 randy.curry@worldnet.att.net

Walker, Wesley

575-679-2699 cell 575-430-8463 Zefowski, Jeane

505-747-6735 cell 505-692-1035 jzekowski@cybermesa.com

Directing Director Blacklake Productions

Arlo N. Rosner 505-216-1104 cell 310-341-3354 www.blacklakeproductions.com Chavez, Michael A.

505-670-0522 cell 818-469-0483 michaelchavez09@earthlink.net Hudson, Erin

Jansons, Jocelyn

Hendry, Jon

650-380-8601 cell 650-380-8601 www.rotationfilms.com

512-751-1804 cdedlend@yahoo.com

Edlund, Colin

Julesworks

Hickman, Margaret

310-699-9951 cell 505-984-0322 jjansons@mac.com

505-471-6993 cell 505-670-7381 www.iatse480.santafe.org

Mackenzie, Christine E.

JF Craft & Catering/ Atrisco LLC

Stephen Rubin 505-310-9997 www.julesworks.com

310-450-3034 cell 505-421-1377 potagechef@aol.com Joe Fiske 512-917-9123 cell 505-243-0003 JCFISKE@aol.com Lotreck, Dale

505-757-3022 cell 505-690-2458 d0092@aol.com Lucas, Carl

575-623-5660 cell 575-317-4552 mojorising@cableone.net Matthews, Carmen

575-359-3326 cell 575-693-6049 matthews@plateautel.net Sanchez, Thomas “A+�

cell 505-259-2065 tomasproductions@cs.com Valenzuela, Dianna

cell 505-220-2591 valenzuela_d@ips.edu Van Allen, Lisa

505-660-9330 lvanallen@aol.com

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505-466-6057 Christl@higherspeed.net Miller, Michael L.

505-266-5346 cell 505-604-3408 mlmiller@9point.com National Educational Technology Solutions, LLC

Bart Callan 505-271-1333 www.netsamerica.com

ffi Organized Intentions Inc Thomas E. Azzari 575-776-2885 cell 818-400-3098 thoe830@aol.com Union/Guild affiliation IATSE 800, DGA See oigraphics.com and designyourwall.com for all your graphic design and custom digital printing needs.

Pfeiffer, Phillip

505-470-7409 cell 505-690-4015 pfeifferphilip@yahoo.com

Pink Adobe Productions, LLC

Loren Haynes 505-992-1811 cell 213-944-4663 www.pinkadobeproductions.com Roberts, David

505-247-3300 dave@southwestproductions.com www.southwestproductions.com Showcase Film, LLC

Marc Miles 505-281-7178 cell 505-310-2184 showcasefilm@msn.com Stevens, Richard T.

575-373-8514 isclay@mac.com Tischler, Tom

505-982-1094 cell 505-982-1094 tommydevtisc@comcast.net Wicked Kitten Pictures, LLC

Karen Schumacher 575-982-8017 cell 575-491-5442 wickedkittenpictures@gmail.com

First Assistant Director Block, Mitchell

310-467-3523 cell 801-918-8484 mitchellone@netzero.com

Burnett, Jim 505-897-4126 cell 310-418-3020 jimburnett@earthlink.net Union/Guild affiliations: Directors Guild of America 30 years experience in long and short format motion pictures, TV, commercials, music videos, and web advertising.

LCR

Carter, Bruce 505-400-4548 cell 310-916-7308 bapplec@earthlink.net Union/Guild Affilations: Directors Guild of America 10 plus years as First Assistant Director on film and TV, including X-Files, Weeds, Crossing Jordan, In Plain Sight, etc. See imdb.com LCR Heagh, Richleigh

505-771-8115 cell 323-715-7500 rheagh@aol.com

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Construction | Costumes

form & function listings guide Moffitt, Randy

505-262-2508 cell 505-362-3476 randymoffitt2@earthlink.com Morales, Lawrence

505-994-4753 cell 505-269-9679 Ornelas Jr., Jesus

808-381-7211 Peach, John

505-982-8646 cell 505-690-3413 Phillips, David

505-898-4564 cell 505-239-9262 dwphillips7660@hotmail.com Powell, Thomas

505-873-1282 unfinityorbust@cs.com Rexroat, Ron

505-852-2141 Reyes, Eduardo

505-438-0940 cell 505-490-1811

Reyes, Jorge 505-424-3976 cell 505-913-9092 Sanchez, Luciano

505-994-2988 cell 505-823-1885 grampadragon@aol.com Sandoval, Nathaniel

505-934-2200

Sharkey, Richard

505-586-9969 800-992-2086 Slade, Bart

505-453-0863 cell 505-228-0204 Stielstra, Loren

505-256-4592 cell 505-306-7913 leskef@msn.com Stinson, Brian

505-737-5268 bksplaza@Isplaza.org Stroope, Travis

505-264-5003 cell 505-401-5327 Summers, Matthew

505-424-3368 cell 505-977-3371 Thompson, David

Twocrow, Jim

505-410-9576 Tytor, Lance

505-275-3635 cell 505-328-0565 Ubl, Jon

505-776-1090 cell 505-776-2423 Vigil, Steve

505-712-1094 cell 505-804-3803 Wheeler, John

505-899-4806 cell 505-890-6719 jwenviropure@msn.com White, Tobias

505-247-9387 cell 505-604-9924 tobywhite@yahoo.com

Utility Technician Gonzales, Nicholas

505-270-4166 Harris, Ted

505-270-3670 cell 505-897-5769 Hensel, Allison

505-319-2212 ahensel@hotmail.com Marshall, Jonathan

505-897-6372 cell 505-217-8809 jonshell2001@yahoo.com Ornelas Sr., Jesus

505-836-3858 cell 505-203-0129 Tucker, Sylvester

Camevale, Jerry

505-994-3914 cell 310-339-1278 jerrycarnevale@msn.com Poore, Lahly

505-473-9803 cell 505-231-2427 Rampulla, Andrea

505-421-0038 cell 505-429-8515 aroserampulla@gmail.com Rogers, Paula

480-855-4229 cell 480-223-8630 paulakrogers@yahoo.com www.filmfatales.net

Smith, Cathy A. 505-438-9852 cell 505-470-6650 medicinemountain@gmail.com www.cathyasmith.com Wood, Durinda

505-466-7744 cell 323-660-6611 rindw@sbcglobal.net

Costumer/Set Costumer Booth, Bradford

505-263-3707

Deering, John

505-243-9160 cell 505-681-7497 JCDLASS@aol.com Duval, Michelle

505-615-1547 switzerville@yahoo.com Kouri, Lindsay

Langhofer, Bobbi

Costumes

505-238-7532 lindsay_kouri@hotmail.com

505-604-3025

Ager/Dyer Chavez, Wynema

505-792-1648 wynemachavez@yahoo.com

Costume Designer Bernay, Lynn

505-471-2798 cell 505-231-0754 bronxbabe306@aol.com Bjerke, Birgitta

505-757-6119 cell 505-471-6400

505-856-7729 cell 818-515-6833 dlanghofer@aol.com Lash, Elizabeth

505-298-2567 cell 505-760-4941 Llash483@gmail.com Lewis, Stephani

505-238-0699 steph325@hotmail.com Moody, Melissa

505-255-1549 cell 505-264-1280 Rael, Lora

505-259-0898 LoraERael@msn.com

505-982-6492 cell 505-603-0862

Roberts, Garrett

928-301-5381 kickingmule@kachina.net Trujillo, Dixie

505-877-2030 dtrunm@yahoo.com Willie, Ricola 505-884-8675 cell 940-882-0669 ricolawill@hotmail.com Woolley, Lyne

505-332-2646

Key Costumer/Key Set Costumer Miller, Kelly

505-344-5875 cell 505-934-4020 kelly@kellymillercreations.com Moore, Daniela

505-265-5045 cell 505-730-1969 daniela415@yahoo.com Sandarin, Claire

505-660-2513 clairesandarin@hotmail.com

Walker, Lyndsy cell 917-553-1296 lyndsy@lyndsy-walker.com www.lyndsy-walker.com Union/Guild affliations: Local 480 Features & commercials costume designer/ stylist, key se costumer, costume consultant, buyer/shopper ABQ, LA, NYC, St. Louis.

LCR

Seamstress Agoyo, Pilar

505-424-0206 sixthsenseclothing@hotmail.com Chapman, Debra

505-455-3389 cell 505-670-6059 Hambuchen, Andrea

505-820-1753 cell 646-269-2648 ande@designbyande.com Trujillo, Paula

505-438-0204 cell 505-501-4740 prtsantafe@aol.com

Stylist Buyer Meyer-Niehof, Gilda

505-982-7004 fax 505-982-7005 gilda@coyoacan.com

www.miscpubs.com

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Construction

form & function listings guide James Gill Construction

Jim Gill 505-474-5645 cell 505-699-4404 aiello@hubwest.com Newren, Kirk

505-898-1231 cell 505-379-1467 Purtill, Mark

505-662-2267 cell 505-690-3023 purt911@aol.com Torres, Joseph

505-586-1289 cell 575-770-3529 jiwalani@yahoo.com Twocrow, Asa Luke

505-410-2151 fixed4916@yahoo.com Windisch, Chris

505-898-8649 cell 505-269-9054 cebudes@msn.com

Construction Foreman/Gang Boss Blagg, Robin

505-995-8434 cell 505-603-0560 blaggs@cybermesa.com Bradley, Stephen

505-586-1124

Caffrey, Shawn

505-757-6015 cell 505-780-0708 pecoskid@cybermesa.com Johnson, Arlen

Propmaker/Carpenter ABQ Manufacturing, Inc Jessica Bell 505-338-2402 505-889-3837 info@abqmfg.com www.abqmfg.com Union/Guild affiliations: AED, AIA, SME, PCI & FMA Our services suited for set & prop design, include metal, wood, plastic & foam cutting, machining & powder coating.

Alexander, Rio

Christie, J

505-474-8287 cell 928-699-3843

Braunstein, Judah

Carlson, Don

Ing, Dexter

505-770-5996 505-880-2369 cell 505-315-1384 mcjagers@msn.com

505-891-0613 cell 505-720-6583

Cook, Kenneth

Copley, Lucas

505-780-0774

505-992-0477 cell 505-310-1477

Crowe, Eli

505-922-8734 cell 505-770-4495 dmh1974@peoplepc.com Feight, Rolland

505-792-8715 cell 505-401-8894 Feight, Matthew

505-792-8715 cell 505-770-1457 mfeight@hotmail.com

505-983-5759 cell 505-310-2801

505-306-0624

505-982-0756 cell 505-577-7432

505-473-4161 cell 512-436-1218 ciscowb@hotmail.com 505-986-8777 cell 505-660-9873

505-896-1835 cell 505-241-9267 orlyk68@msn.com

505-670-7283 Chapman, Thomas

Jagers, Michael

505-424-4774 cell 505-930-0448 wwsd@sisna.com

505-883-3617 cell 505-804-7337 lucascopley@yahoo.com Crouch, Cliff

505-896-7802 cell 505-470-2443 inthesticks@put.networks.net

Duran, Meliton

Apodaca, Monserrat

505-242-6290 cell 505-440-4718 Arellanes, Eric

505-920-3742 Arndt, Arthur

505-884-4796 Badri-Maharaj, Raj

Gallegos, Chris

Berardi, Vincent

505-203-2272 Blagg, Levi

505-995-8434 cell 505-642-8287 Braddock, Stephen

505-424-3368 cell 505-690-2725

Brown, Cisco

Mothershead, Robert

505-466-3648 cell 505-920-3315 Winder, Joel

Carpenter, Nathan

Plasterer/Adobe Masonry Murillo, Jesus

970-524-7110 cell 505-239-3433

505-455-3389 cell 505-670-6059 arroyodesign@juno.com Chavez, Victor

505-867-6348 cell 505-238-4975

505-982-9243 cell 505-577-4882 Gibson, Darren

505-438-7161 cell 505-699-2156 kiwi@cybermesa.com Gray, Douglas

505-424-9146 cell 505-690-1567 lighthrustone@earthlink.net Green, Damon

505-232-9456 cell 818-378-9473 nomadweb@yahoo.com Green, Tim

505-232-9456 cell 406-750-1040 Greenawalt, Taylor

505-246-0233 Harris, David Glenn

505-400-0978

House, Robert

505-281-2885 cell 505-980-8600 zephdog@comcast.net Hurff, Richard

505-410-6702 ric2166@myway.com

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Johnson, Peter

Kahn, Steve

505-988-3403 King, Sky

505-873-8682 cell 505-328-7238 actionking@aol.com Kluzik-Larsen, Amy

505-332-4434 cell 505-228-0691 Lehn, Jonathan

505-699-2002 lehngentlemanjack@yahoo.com Linderkamp, Andrew

505-315-7537 alndrkmp@yahoo.com Lloyd, Scott

505-249-8969 Longueira, Michael

505-466-2327 cell 505-470-0759 michael_151@hotmail.com Lovato, Michael

505-792-9226 cell 505-463-0000 michael_151@hotmail.com Mabry, Gregory

505-758-7897 cell 505-737-0567 riverhouse@newmex.com Maloney, Michael

505-982-1529 cell 505-670-2663 McCreary, Abbie

505-643-0351 cell 831-234-6208 McGee, Keith

818-905-5302 cell 310-553-9227 Meda, Pete

505-699-5170 peteage@yahoo.com Miller, Mark

505-471-4292 505-603-9482 cosmeelers@cybermesa.com

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form & function listings guide Plunket, Scott

505-757-8946 cell 505-412-1867 scott@scottplunket.com Ray, Garrett

505-292-1196 cell 505-239-9377 Simpson, Inc., Barbara E.

505-982-5845 cell 505-690-2301 Bsimant@aol.com Sisson, Joel

505-699-2246 joearted@yahoo.com Sletteland, Bjarne

505-466-1436 cell 310-770-8223 Bjarne@cnsp.com Walsh, Benjamin

505-615-2948 ombenza@hotmail.com Wamego, Anthony

505-316-6101 cell 505-231-3058 reelndn@hotmail.com Wilson, Ashley

505-795-8459 awilsoniva@hotmail.com

Set Dressing Buyer Brazy, Robin

505-820-9334 cell 505-470-4465 robinbrazy@yahoo.com Cohen, Matthew

505-977-6509 cell 505-244-0939 Holyoke, Mary

505-620-9556 unholyoke@hotmail.com Jones, Candida

505-660-0100 jonescan@gmail.com Kelly Miller Creations

Kelly Miller 505-344-5875 cell 505-934-4020 www.kellymillercreations.com Kim, Ester

505-379-7269 estergen80@yahoo.com Moravec, Cee

505-470-7409 cell 505-690-3969 Morrison, Amy

505-989-1048 cell 505-310-3666 caballo@cybermesa.com

Pfau, Wil

505-660-6167 wpfau@comcast.net Terrell, Shana

505-307-8977 shanamarie007@msn.com

Storyboard Artist Fitzgerald, Dan

505-466-1186 fitzgeraldmgt@comcast.net

ffi Storyteller’s Workshop Inc. Ted Slampyak 505-341-1289 cell 505-263-0048 ted@storytellersworkshop.com www.storytellersworkshop.com Good, fast, smart, reliable. Terminator Salvation, Swing Vote, Hamlet 2, Wildfire. Call or email for samples.

LCR

Casting Casting Director 505 Studio Works, LLC Jo Edna Boldin, C.S.A. 505-776-8062 cell 866-659-7064 casting@newmex.com Location casting director for over 25 years.

Emmy nomination 2006. Six Artios Award Nominations for outstanding location casting.

LCR

ffi Carmen and Associates Casting Carmen Martinez cell 505-385-2741 carmenabq@yahoo.com

www.carmenandassociatescasting.com LCR

Darlene Hansen Casting Darlene Hansen 505-268-0530 cell 505-514-5149 vivhansen@msn.com Darlene has worked for years in front of and behind the camera with a BA and MA in acting & directing.

Filmsavage

Gwyn Savage 505-331-0177 gwyn@filmsavage.com Gabel, Elizabeth

505-798-0546 cell 505-203-0884 egabel@ms.com

Kathryn Brink Casting

Kathryn Brink 505-266-6211 cell 505-263-5105 kathymbrink@aol.com Keener Cherrix, Mary

505-474-0119 cell 828-230-6692 cherrixcasting@aol.com Ken Scott’s Cowboy Up Casting

Kenneth Scott 505-992-4978 cell 505-795-8532 kenscottsantafe@msn.com Midthunder, Angelique

505-424-9001 cell 818-613-9208 midthunder@sbcglobal.net www.midthunder.com

Gabel, Elizabeth

505-798-0546 cell 505-203-0884 egabel@msn.com Keener Cherrix, Marty

505-474-0119 cell 828-230-6692 cherrixcasting@aol.com New Mexico Casting, LLC

Roxanne Hennig 505-231-0181 nmcastingdatabase.com On Location Casting

Tina Kerr 505-366-9863 cell 310-770-7492 castsubmissions@aol.com www.onlocationcasting.net

Aquila Travel Sandra Levinson 505-828-9113 fax 505-828-9113 films@aquilatravel.com www.aquiliatravel.com

Shenita Moore 310-772-8209 www.newmexicoactorsguide.com

Concierge

New Mexico Casting, LLC

Roxanne Hennig 505-231-0181 nmcasting@yahoo.com New Mexico Actors Guide, The

On Location Casting Tina Kerr 505-366-9863 310-770-8292 castsubmissions@aol.com www.onlocationcasting.net Union/Guild affiliations: Women in Film, Reel Women Extras Casting Director Professional database of over 3,000+ local talent. Extensive film, television, commercial, print credits. All New Mexico locations.

Shari Rhodes Casting

Shari Rhodes 505-795-1192 sharirhodes@earthlink.net

Catering Tucanos 505-555-5555 email.com web

We’ll show you all day, every day that our staff is experienced at meeting the special needs of production companies.

ffi Starlight Celebrity Concierge Lainie S. Quirk 505-263-8292 fax 505-286-2645 concierge@sedevents.com www.sedevents.com/conceirge LCR

Studio Concierge Services Joyce Smith 505-227-2222 fax 505-227-2225 studio_concierge@abqstudios.com www.abqstudios.com/concservices Efficient & convenient production arrangements at the lowest rates available.

Services include: 24/7 reservations, travel, car services, production housing, and film locations.

Many other services available!

Construction

213-304-3256 skidad@linkunet.com

Casting Extras

Construction Coordinator

We’ll show you all day, every day that our staff is experienced at meeting the special needs of production companies.

Filmsavage

Gwyn Savage 505-331-0177 gwyn@filmsavage.com

Armanino, Rodney

Barth, Jim

505-897-3343 cell 818-389-5486 ecorso@earthlink.net

www.miscpubs.com

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form & function listings guide Magestro, Susan 505-989-8889 cell 505-795-6522 susan@bytehead.com McLoughlin, Edward

505-983-4580 cell 505-310-3289 eagmcl@earthlink.net Sisson, Joel

505-699-2246 joearted@yahoo.com Stair, Spencer

505-501-2624 cell 550-577-6310 spencerstair@yahoo.com

On Set Dresser Bianco, Roseanne

505-269-7158 cell 505-577-6310 usnavyblumom@yahoo.com Delara, Bryan

505-459-2142 Duddy, James

505-265-6841 cell 505-459-8046 james@slorr.com Dunnill, Ginger

505-603-5951 cell 505-438-2772 mcpandora@hotmail.com Eilar, Gary

505-899-1665 cell 505-400-0777 Goradia, Ram

505-220-1666 rrgoradia@hotmail.com Moravec, Cee

505-470-7409 cell 505-690-3969 Paynter, Rhonda

323-855-4223 cell 505-421-1377 rhondapaynter@aol.com Scroggins, Ian

505-830-9285 ian@slorr.com Sisson, Joel

505-699-2246 joearted@yahoo.com Walsh, Benjamin

505-615-2948 cell 505-615-2928 ombenza@hotmail.com Zaug, Colin

505-780-0328 marisafrantz@yahoo.com

505-351-2005 cell 505-699-5159 scenography@cybermesa.com

Set Designer/Draftperson

Production Designer Alsina, Gustav

Arancio-Parrain, R.A.

206-778-0263 sunlune@gmail.com Duran, Mark Alan

505-232-9319 cell 505-690-6727 markaduran@gmail.com Hooper, Greg

661-313-1741 Ghoop@sbcglobal.net Magestro, Susan

505-989-8889 cell 505-795-6522 susan@bytehead.com Organized Intentions Inc

Thomas E. Azzari 505-776-2885 cell 818-400-3098 thoe830@aol.com Perrin, Bryce

505-989-1277 cell 310-488-8506 Peter Grivas Design

Frantz, Marisa

Sletteland, Bjarne

505-466-1436 cell 310-770-8223 Bjarne@cnsp.com

Set Dresser/Swing Gang Barnes, Bradley

505-982-5858 cell 505-501-4873 bradley.barnes@IATSE480.com Barnes, Greg

505-453-8477 cell 505-293-5602 gbarnes02@yahoo.com Barrera, Pierre

505-471-4942 cell 505-795-9975 pbarrera11@comcast.net Becker, Regina

505-758-0538

Becker, Robert

505-865-7532 cell 505-463-7569 Bradley, Craig

505-920-7968 lancecheatham@comcast.net

Set Director

505-455-1225 cell 505-577-6984 craigbradley@hotmail.com

Peter Grivas 505-466-4246 cell 505-577-2090 PTGrivas@aol.com

Graham, John K.D.

505-982-8017 cell 505-491-5442 john.wickedkittenpictures@gmail.com J.D. Jacoby Set Design & Art Direction

Cheatham, Lance

Cohen, Matthew

505-977-6509 cell 505-244-0939 Connell, Sage

505-459-2142

Morrison, Amy

505-776-8075 illuminatedemmette@comcast.net

J.D. Jacoby cell 310-270-6767 jd_jacoby@hotmail.com

505-310-3666 caballo@cybermesas.com Moses At Home

Christie Williams 505-291-5400 www.mosesathome.com Perrin, Bryce

505-989-1277 cell 310-488-8506 Pfau, Wil

505-660-6167 wpfau@comcast.net

505-975-6438 czaug@excite.com

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Delara, Bryan Denike, Brian

505-459-1148 cell 505-459-1146 brian.c.denike@gmail.com Everett, Chadney

505-474-5319 cell 505-231-1101 lowdigital@hotmail.com Fitzgerald, Jason

505-319-1932 eppbot@yahoo.com Goodell, Joel

Griswold, Graham

505-984-1104

Hanrahan, Mike

505-890-3028 cell 505-235-3369 Hoffman, Gary

505-400-6895

Holyoke, Mary

505-620-9556 unholyoke@hotmail.com Keffer, Lelan

505-983-3124 cell 505-670-1392 Kelly Miller Creations

Kelly Miller 505-344-5875 cell 505-934-4020 www.kellymillercreations.com Kim, Ester

505-379-7269 estergen80@yahoo.com Landeau, Lise

505-363-7230 lisalandeau@hotmail.com Lewis, Sara

505-670-8684 saralewi@gmail.com Long, Deborah

505-737-0724 cell 505-670-6568 debsmark@yahoo.com Maes, Anthony

505-989-9830 cell 505-470-8299 Miller, Kevin

575-690-7136 kmmiller_3@yahoo.com Miller, Nichole

505-466-3029 cell 505-310-2888 globalalchemy@yahoo.com Moravec, Cee

505-470-7409 cell 505-690-3969 Mueller, Robert

505-319-1527 rob@lobo.net

Myszka, Michael

505-903-0210 mtm3842@hotmail.com Painter, Chris

575-770-7336 cell 505-758-1933 cpaint@zianet.com

505-730-7730 cell 505-867-5877

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form & function listings guide Graebner, Jim

505-262-9838 cell 505-280-4070 ggraebner@comcast.net Lipson Zambello, Emily-CST

505-907-2584 MHELEN27@aol.com LNJ, LLC

Western Movie Horses LLC

Ray Heiser 505-803-6273 cell 406-320-1333 westernmoviehorses@yahoo.com www.westernmoviehorses.com

Livestock Coordinator Crossroads Ranch & Rodeo Production Co.

Denike, Brian

505-459-1148 cell 505-459-1146 brian.c.denike@gmail.com Gawron, Lynette

505-992-8187 cell 505-670-4423 lyngawron@msn.com

505-670-8684 saralewi@gmail.com

Espinosa Equestrian Enterprises, LTD

Thompson, Rick “Curly”

cell 505-660-0100 jonescan@gmail.com

Mark Sanchez 970-739-3851 cell 970-749-4984 crossroadsrodeocompany@yahoo.com

Linnea Sands 505-883-1669 cell 505-261-8350 mauisands@comcast.net

Russ Dillen 505-930-9384 505-473-9384 russ@santafewest.com

Avian Ambassadors-Flights and Education

Lone Butte Ranch Livestock & Stunts

Animals

Pattie Salas 505-934-2752

505-832-6292 cell 505-720-6176

Animal Rentals/Trainers Sid Price 505-281-5210 cell 505-281-2705 sidprice@avianambassadors.com www.AvianAmbassadors.com

Crossroads Ranch & Rodeo Production Co.

Mark Sanchez 970-739-3851 cell 970-749-4984 crossroadsrodeocompany@yahoo.com Espinosa Equestrian, LTD

Pattie Salas 505-934-2752

Heidi’s Canine Services Heidi Kingsbury 505-577-1826 cell 505-577-1826 hkwoof@aol.com www.heidiscanineservices.com

Road Runner Tours, LTD

Nancy Burch 505-377-6416 tours@rtours.com www.rtours.com

Santa Fe Stagecoach Line

Tim Carroll 505-685-4369 cell 505-470-5361 tcmoviehorses@gmail.com Western Movie Horses, LLC

Ray Heiser 505-803-6273 cell 406-320-1333 westernmoviehorses@yahoo.com www.westernmoviehorses.com

Wranglers Crossroads Ranch & Rodeo Production Co.

Western Trooper Productions

M. Bulls

Mark Sanchez 970-739-3851 cell 970-739-3851 crossroadsrodeocompany@yahoo.com

505-424-9924 cell 719-429-5030 flaitsa@yahoo.com

Jolley, Gus

Marc Bluett 505-864-8888 Roy, Tom

505-543-8107 cell 505-531-2703 crhughes04@msn.com Santa Fe Stagecoach Line

Tim Carroll 505-685-4369 cell 505-470-5361 tcmoviehorses@gmail.com Thompson Enterprises

David Carrico 505-832-6292 cell 505-720-6176 westerntrooper@ckt.net

Art Department Art Department Coordinator Angel In Limbo Productions

Deanne May 505-699-2289 cell 505-699-2289 www.deannemay.com

Jones, Candida

Lewis, Sara

Marquez, Roberta

310-486-7884 robbymqz@yahoo.com Marsh, Amy

cell 405-314-9873 amyemarsh@gmail.com Mayfield, Heidi

505-660-8829 hmayfield@verizon.net McWilliams, Vicki M.

505-884-4219 cell 505-553-4056 www.vmsquared.com Selinger, Liv

505-670-9891 Ursula Coyote Photography

Ursula Coyote 505-983-5205 cell 505-501-1821 www.ursulacoyote.com

Art Director Alsina, Gustav

505-351-2005 cell 505-699-5159 scenography@cybermesa.com Baca, David

505-474-7402 davidbacaart@gmail.com Barnes, Guy

505-988-7635 cell 505-231-2147 ozbarnes@aol.com Duran, Mark Alan

505-232-9319 cell 505-690-6727 markaduran@gmail.com Frantz, Marisa

505-780-0328 marisafrantz@yahoo.com Hooper, Greg

JJ Thompson 505-474-6653 cell 505-603-9260 leibniz@cybermesa.com

661-313-1741 www.gregoryshooper.com

Maurette, Markus

505-235-4281 imarkus23@earthlink.net Morrison, Amy

505-310-3666 caballo@cybermesas.com Oberlander, James

505-983-4358 cell 505-927-7943 jfoberlander@gmail.com Pennington, Matthew

505-920-3744 miraguey@gmail.com Peter Grivas Design

Peter Grivas 505-466-4246 cell 505-577-2090 PTGrivas@aol.com Sletteland, Bjarne

505-466-1436 cell 310-770-8223 Bjarne@cnsp.com Vane-Williams, Naython

310.663.3329 naythonvane@yahoo.com Zeller, Ben

505-447-2513 cell 505-643-5110 benzeller@starband.net

Food Stylist Jacobson, Lori

505-899-4173 cell 505-280-9635 www.lorijacobson.com

Graphic Design mmg dezign Michelle M Gutierrez 505-577-4556 michelle@mmgdezign.com www.mmgdezign.com Tenacious visual thinking that works for your business. Motivation. Innovation. Execution.

Lead Set Dresser Gonzales, Severino

505-401-9119 severino02@yahoo.com Kaffer, Lelan

505-983-3124 cell 505-670-1392 Lewis, Scott

505-833-2754 cell 505-249-1028 jamofsam@yahoo.com

www.miscpubs.com

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form & function listings guide Accommodations Hotel Albuquerque @ Old Town

Molly Mooney 505-843-6300 fax 505-842-8426 mmooney@hhandr.com www.hhandr.com Nativo Lodge

Margarite Baca 505-798-4300 fax 505-798-4305 mbaca@hhand.com www.hhandr.com

Bradshaw, Sherrie 505-898-9739 cell 505-363-4884 sherbradshaw@aol.com Over 20 years experience freelance film budgeting, cost analysis, payroll, accounts payable, petty cash & consulting.

Refer: IMDB Cannon, Alison

505-758-1471 cell 310-467-3071 doubleadogie@aol.com Gonzales, Marissa

575-373-8514 cell 505-635-9373 lclass@mac.com

All suites, film friendly. Experienced staff who love working with film crews! Complimentary breakfast, faxes, parking, and grocery shopping, “late plate program”.

505-690-6099 desertcat71@earthlink.net

Albuquerque Residence Inn North Heather Holter 505-761-20200 cell 505-453-5648 heather.holter@marriott.com www.marriott.com/abqrn

Accounting Payroll Accounting Eldridge, Amy

505-856-2227 cell 505-453-7127 moviebabe32@aol.com Fearon, Laura

917-674-6856 lmfearon@gmail.com Lowery, Brent

505-417-1421 cell 505-604-8847 blowery600@hotmail.com RWD Business Services

Debra Chase 505-884-0391 cell 505-350-8710 debrachase@comcast.net

Production Accounting Akiya, Gaetano

505-385-2867 fax 509-694-8749 gsakiya@gmail.com Angel In Limbo Productions

Deanne May 505-699-2289 cell 213-247-0647 demay415@msn.com www.deannemay.com

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505-831-2233 cell 505-620-0292 gonzalesmarissa@hotmail.com Hawkins, Amy

Katz-Stevens, Harriet

Knudson, Stacey

505-323-1590 cell 505-307-6649 smksmitty@prodigy.net McKeon, Meg

505-980-4636 mckeonmeg@yahoo.com Means, Margaret

818-203-6024 maggiemeans@sbcglobal.net Melito, David

505-918-0322 cell 505-918-0322 melitoman@gmail.com www.davidmelito.com Ortiz, Yvonne

505-888-7977 cell 505-270-2008 yvonne_13@comcast.net Seif, Debbie

505-474-0988 highdesertsage@msn.com Street, Eileen

505-988-1225 cell 505-470-3300 eileenrst@comcast.net Traxler, Joy

505-984-1669 cell 505-310-1660 Vandegriff, Vic

505-989-3733 cell 505-603-1567 ziapacific@earthlink.net

Yancheski, Kerry

505-603-1662 moneyshaker@gmail.com

Actor/Director Services Acting Coach 2B Or Not 2B Actor Studio

Michael Ray Lloyd 505-255-4707 sonnyboy@actingworldbooks.com www.actingworldbooks.org Collier, Kathleen-M.ED

505-247-2580 cell 505-328-1625 trcol@comcast.net Dhu Studi, Maura

505-690-4791 fax 505-986-9698 Mauradhu@aol.com Graebner, Jim

505-262-9838 cell 505-280-4070 ggraebner@comcast.net

Darlene Hansen Casting Darlene Hansen 505-268-0530 cell 505-514-5149 vivhansen@msn.com Darlene has worked for years in front and behind the camera with a BA & MA in acting & directing.

LNJ, LLC

Linnea Sands 505-883-1669 cell 505-261-8350 mauisands@comcast.net

Ovations Film Actors Studio Corrine Otero or Steve Willmon Corrine: 505-610-5945 Steve: 505-319-7780 ovationstudio@aol.com www.ovationsfilm.com Actors Studio only one like it in NM! Variety of classes. In-studio or on-set training. Affordable audition/rehersal space available.

Pink Adobe Productions

The Natural Act

Price Hall 505-286-4272 cell 713-201-1245 thenaturalact@yahoo.com www.thenaturalact.com Wholelife Coaching

Mary Beth Shewan 505-292-6478 galcoach@aol.com www.wholelifecoaching.com Lipson Zambello, Emily-CST

505-907-2584 MHELEN27@aol.com

Choregraphy Yogamoves

Rima Miller 505-989-1072 cell 505-690-2124 rimamiller@mac.com www.yogamoves.com

Dialect Coach Sol Arts

Kristen Loree 505-710-7724 kristen@solarts.org www.solarts.org

Translator Bearheart Productions

Diana L. Thatcher 505-982-5773 fax 505-982-5773 goanna_2001@yahoo.com www.lhrDrebuch.com Enchante

Catherine Y. Fridey 505-883-0094 cell 505-252-9228 catherinefridey@comcast.net Ryan, Saville

505-989-9287 saville8@mac.com

Tutor/Studio Teacher Collier, Kathleen-M.ED

505-247-2580 cell 505-328-1625 trcol@comcast.net

Gonzales Moench, Virginia

Sol Arts

505-514-3107 coloradodia@yahoo.com

Loren Haynes 505-992-1811 cell 213-944-4663 kabbalah72@mac.com www.pinkadobeproductions.com Kristen Loree 505-710-7724 kristen@solarts.org www.solarts.org

Cordova-Hahn, Julie “Dia”

505-992-1424 cell 505-316-6216 Trilschl@aol.com

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Accounting

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Accommodations Payroll Accounting Production Accounting

Key Costumer/Key Set Costumer Seamstress Stylist Buyer Tailor/Cutter/Draper Wardrobe Supervisor

Assistant Craft Service Key Craft Service

Acting Coach Choregraphy Dialect Coach Translator Tutor/Studio Teacher

Craft Services

Actor/Director Services

Animals

4

Directing 5

Animal Rentals/Trainers Livestock Coordinator Wranglers

Art Department

10

10

Director First Assistant Director Second Assistant Director Set Production Assistant

Equipment 5

Art Department Coordinator Art Director Food Stylist Graphic Design Lead Set Dresser On Set Dresser Production Designer Set Director Set Designer/Draftperson Set Dresser/Swing Gang Set Dressing Buyer Storyboard Artist

Casting

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Concierge

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Catering

Contents Note: ffi (film friendly industry ) This symbol reflects organizations and individuals that have provided documentation indicating 5+ years of direct film experience.

LCR (Local Crew) Willing to work as a local.

Electrician Gaffer Rigging Electric Rigging Gaffer

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Property

Location

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Key Scenic On Set Painters Scenic Artist Set Painter Sign Painter & Writer

Special Effects

Photography

17

Stunts 18

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Assistant Production/ Office Coordinator Office Production Assistant

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Stunt Coordinator Stunt Person

Transportation 18

Assistant Producer Line Producer/UPM/ Production Manager Producer

Production Office

21

Event planning Publicity

Script & Continuity Script Analyst Script Supervisor Technical Advisor Writer/Screenwriter

Sound Boom Operator Sound Mixer Utility Sound

Effects Foreman Effects Technician Explosive & Powder Person Fire Suppression & Safety Special Effects Coordinator Special Effects Makeup/Prosthetics

Camera Operator Director of Photography First Assistant Camera Photo Finishing Second Assistant Camera Steadicam Operator Still Photographer Videographer

Post Production Editing

Producing 14

Health Clubs Massage Therapist Personal Trainer Yoga Instructor

14

Best Boy Electrician

Production Designer Production Office & Coordinator Production Services Travel Coordinator

Armorer Props/Weapons Master Assistant Prop Master Prop House Prop Master Prop Person

Public Relations 16

Medic & EMT

Music Services Music Consultant/Supervisor

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Best Boy Grip Dolly Grip Grips Key Grip Rigging Grip

Hair & Makeup Assistant Hair Assistant Makeup Key Hair Key Makeup

Health & Wellness

9

Lighting & Electric

Assistant Location Manager Location & Venue Location Manager Location Scout Realtor Transportation Equipment

Medic 11

Camera/Grip Lighting Sound Tent & Event Rentals

Gifts Gift Baskets

Greens First Green/On-Set Green Greensperson Head Greens

Grip 7

Casting Director Casting Extras

7

Construction Construction Coordinator Construction Foreman/Gang Boss Plasterer Adobe/Masonry Propmaker/Carpenter Utility Technician

Costumes Ager/Dyer Costume Designer Costumer/Set Costumer

23

Helicopter Services Limousine Services Specialty Vehicles Transportation Coordinator Transportation Driver

Video/Projection

23

Projectionist Video Assist/Playback Video Camera Operator

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