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Callsheet new animated series my american waistline jump the fence
around the world in 7 films
ompa extended greenlight
#advocacymatters
Oregon Media Production Assn may 2017
CONTENTS new animated series my american waistline
jump the fence
around the world in 7 films
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OMPA member Matt Schulte and Lower Boom are co-producing an innovative documentary series that takes audiences on an international tour of independent filmmaking.
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Highlights
The recently-launched SmashTheHive Studio in SE Portland has just debuted its first production —the “My American Waistline” animated comedy series. (Cover Photo)
17 20 10 Senate Votes to Extend Greenlight 22 The New Breed
The Rise of the Social Entrepreneur
Continues program to benefit the film industry
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Dear
Director’s Letter
OMPA members,
OMPA was successful at passing HB2244A Greenlight Oregon Labor Rebate which extends this incentive for six years! If we were keeping count OMPA passed three bills in three years, advocacy matters! We know that we are able to accomplish this because of you, our members, our sponsors and our lobbyists! OMPA is most grateful to our 2017 Advocacy Sponsors; Koerner Camera Systems, Pacific Grip & Lighting, Bent Image Lab, House Special, LAIKA, Electric Entertainment, R2C Group, ShadowMachine, IATSE, SAG-AFTRA, Sockeye, Weiden+Kennedy, and Hinge Digital. Also, a sincere thank you to OMPAmembers who wrote letters of support for the continuation of this incentive, those who testified in Salem; Juliana Lukasik of @Large Films, Javier Baltazar-Martinez of Mundo Catering, Don Rohrbacker or PDX Expendables, and Terry Walton of R2C Group. Also, OMPA is grateful to Tim Williams of Oregon Film and our lobbyist Oxley & Associates. Every step of the way, OMPA was mindful that this bill needed to get through a challenging session quickly in order to have a chance of passing and we were relentless. OMPA’s advocacy is the reason this non-profit trade association formed in 1982. OMPAmember Ron West, a professional filmmaker is has been help us to record our three decades of advocacy. We are most grateful for his willingness to volunteer and for driving to Salem to research public records. We look forward to sharing this report with everyone. OMPA has some exciting events coming up for our members and non-members; Masterclass with Bobby Bukowski and a RoundTable Discussion with REX, Post Production House. Bringing these educational opportunities to the community is part of our core values and a direct benefit for everyone. We have a vested interest in supporting you, our members and the industry.
Membership matters,
Janice
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MISSION The mission of OMPA is to champion the film, television and interactive media industry. How OMPA achieves our mission rests upon the pillars of advocacy and by being a professional hub; providing resources, promotion and networking for our members. OMPA is a 501(c)6 nonprofit trade association.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jose E. Behar ZUM Media Patty Brebner Wieden + Kennedy David Cress Producer Jacqueline Gault The Gault Shop Roland Gauthier Hinge Digital Michael Koerner Koerner Camera Systems Neil Kopp Producer Peter Lund SuperGenius Josh Lunden Filmmaker Greg McMickle Production Designer Shelley Midthun Oregon Story Board Ben Popp NW Film Center Noah Stanik Nike James Westby Filmmaker Janice Williams Producer
STAFF
Janice Shokrian Executive Director Anne Schuyler-Moon Director of Communications
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Ron West
Ron West is doing a deep dive into OMPA's history to help us document the impact of OMPA's advocacy. Thank you Ron!
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Marinella Hume Casting marinellahumecasting.com billmarinella@gmail.com Sara Beukers Hair, wigs, makeup for film, tv, print, commerical and theater sarabeukers@gmail.com
+WELCOME
TO OMPA!
Keith Cox Stunt coordinator, fight coordinator kseecox1960@msn.com Jessica Faraday Hair Stylist, Make Up Artist TV, Commercial, E-Com, Editorial jessicafaraday.com Jessicafaraday@yahoo.com Christopher Long Production Assistant, Video Editing, Camera Operator, Audio recorder, Multimedia Developer, Photographer christopherthomaslong.com LongThomasChris@gmail.com
Erich Stonestreet Author and graphic novelist. Performer (Comedy Voiceover). Freelance writing, creative direction, media production and voiceover services. stonestreetworks.com erich@stonestreetworks.com Corey Swim Screenwriter coreydswim@gmail.com
Nick Loy Blanket Fort Studio : Visual effects for film, television, web, VR YOUR VOICE blanketfortstudio.com nick@blanketfortstudio.com David Sicotte Freelance Production Designer & Art Direction davidsicotte.com david@davidsicotte.com Chris Steele Set Lighting Services csteele500@gmail.com
+ YOUR RESOURCE + YOUR COMMUNITY
New Members
Send us your work so we can celebrate you! info@ompa.org
+WELCOME
Dustin Tolman DP, Director & Editor dustintolman.com info@dustintolman.com
TO OMPA!
John Weisiger Composer john.weisiger@gmail.com Andy Carothers Student at Mount Hood Community College |Integrated Media: Video Production A.carothers1@mhcc.edu Jakob Enemark Student at Mount Hood Community College | Integrated Media: Video Production cooljtm@gmail.com Samuel Hoard Student at George Fox University | Cinema and Media Communications samg.hoard@gmail.com
Dominic Paul Student at Portland State University Film Studies dompaulpro@gmail.com Nolan Thomas Student at Portland Community College Multimedia nktnktnkt.com foxbatfangs@gmail.com Geoff Vrijmoet Student at Portland State University Film Studies vrijmoet@pdx.edu
YOUR VOICE + YOUR RESOURCE + YOUR COMMUNITY
Timothy Johnsen Student at Portland State University |Film Studies Tjohnsen@pdx.edu Matt Krajicek Student at Mount Hood Community College | Video fruitfarmer140@yahoo.com
New Members
Send us your work so we can celebrate you! info@ompa.org
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#OMPAMEMBER Winners show us what you’re up to! #OMPAMember on Instagram to see your picture in the next CallSheet! @scottballardfilms scott ballard @wearecarlino carlino
@lensmonger michael koerner @loadedimageent aj gordon
"Dear Michael, Congratulations on having the first rental house in America's to own an EZ 1 Lens."
FOLLOW O M P A Fa c e b o o k Linkedin Twit ter Instagram
"Very happy to share that SHANGHAI FADERS took home three awards at the Frostbite International Film Festival this weekend."
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Scott Ballard's short film 'North & Nowhere' is an Official Selection at the 2017 Cayman Islands International Film Festival in July & the 2017 New Haven International Film Festival in May. His feature 'Death On A Rock' is an Official Selection of the 2017 Port Orchard Film Festival.
OPB covered Will Vinton's DIY clamation experiment that changed animation and his Master Class. Portland Art Museum will host an exhibit featuring LAIKA for their 10th yr anniversary this fall.
House Special's short 'A Tale of Momentum and Inertia' is tapped by Fox Animation to be a full length feature following bidding war. Lucas Longacre's latest feature 'Food Cart' is highlighted in Eater; also Byron Beck has a role in this production. Electric Entertainment begins pre-production for Season 4!
Catch Josh Lunden's 'Modern Dark' in Portland Monthly's article of Hollywood Theatre's Airport Cinema.
Janice Shokrian received Southern Oregon Film & Media Service Award 2016.
Brad Steiner of Allied Video Productions was featured in the Salem Business Journal.
Barri Chase released concept trailer of new feature 'Coyote Howls'.
Producer, Janice William's 'The Magician's' on Syfy has been renewed for season 3.
Alissa Ferguson Phillips of Voltage Pictures signs Amy Schumer in her next production, "I Feel Pretty�.
Jerry Bell Jr hosted a successful event highlighting the Portland Indie Film Industry as seen on KPTV.
OPB highlights Laika's 3D- Printing & Oscar-winning innovation. Cast & Crew of Grimm come together for a wonderful tree planting & commemorative plaque installation in the "Grimm Grove".
Editor Heidi Zimmerman's 'Alive and Kicking' now available on demand, on Amazon Video and iTunes. Juliet Zulu is 1 of 5 Innovative Brands on Instagram.
Wieden+Kennedy earned cheers from Oregon's Anti-Discrimination Community Oregon Film Museum was highlighted on KATU. Lana Veenker of Cast Iron Studios sets
OPB explores Rose Bond's aesthetic as an animator and media artist. high expectations for casting calls
Information shared with OMPA from our members. Send yours to info@ompa.org.
Round of applause
OMPA Member Highlights
Devin Tau's student documentary, "Fast Break" was selected to be screened at the Grand Foundation Student Film Festival in Tracy, CA. This 12' piece on 4 basketball players at Dawn Jones Redstone has been Portland Community College is his first film festival acceptance. selected to job PIA Agency creates buzz & sets up home in Old Town. R2C Group's VP of Marketing Analytics speaks out against shadow acclaimed Will Cuddy's "Linea" won "Best Short Film" and Facebook's and Google's mea- Director Debra "Best Cinematography," and "Best Director" at Granik. This job surement snafus. the Portland Indie Film Awards. shadow program THANK YOU OMPA members for testifying in Salem. Your efforts was the creation of the 5 to 50 Project are greatly appreciated. R2C Group's Terry Walton Javier Baltazar by Juliana Lukasik. of Mundo Catering and Don Rohrbacker of PDX Expendables!
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What can YOU do to support OMPA?
Inside ompa
Spread the word! Talk with your industry peers about the value of having OMPA as a non-profit. Be an OMPA ambassador: understand that our mission is to; Champion for the film, television and interactive media industry. OMPA achieves this mission through the pillars of advocacy, being the resource for the state and by being the hub for OMPA members (promotion, networking and education).
what HAS ompa BEEN up to? WHILE THIS ISN'T AN EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF WHAT OMPA DOES, HERE IS A LIST OF WHAT OUR TEAM OF TWO HAS BEEN WORKING ON in the last month.... • Receiving RFPs for new membership platform, redesigned website and enchanced online directory. • Reviewing membership levels & benefits. • Sourcing exclusive OMPA member discounts & benefits. • Launched first MasterClass & RoundTable event. (See page 22 & 23) • Interviewing for OMPA summer internships. • U OF O Survey to past & present members • Deep dive into the history of OMPA & the advocacy successes that impacted the industry. • Gearing up for SourceOregon 2018 • Tracked 3 legislative bills that could have impacted the film industry. Good news... one died & the others were amended to not impact the film industry. • Advocating for HB2244 to extend a film incentive. Guess what? IT PASSED! Go to the next page to learn more about this success.
SPREAD THE WORD!
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Senate votes to continue program to benefit film industry HB 2244 extends sunset of Greenlight Oregon Rebate Labor program 6 years The Oregon Senate voted to continue state support of the Greenlight Oregon Rebate Labor program, which helps to create jobs in the film and video industry around the state. House Bill 2244 – which passed by a 22-8 vote on the Senate floor today – extends the current sunset of the program from Jan. 1, 2018, to Jan. 2, 2024. It allows the Oregon Film and Video Office to deduct expenses for workforce development and educational efforts from the rebate amounts. “The film and video industry has become a burgeoning new job creator in our state over the past several years,” said Sen. Chuck Riley (D-Hillsboro), who carried the bill. “This will encourage more large-scale productions in the state and also incent workforce development activities in the industry. This is good for this business segment and it’s good for Oregon.” The Greenlight Oregon Labor Rebate program is a rebate of up to 6.2 percent of payroll for businesses with at least $1 million of production expenses in Oregon. Established in 2005, the program was established in part with Oregon Lottery Funds administered by the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department. The program encourages job growth in the film and video industry in Oregon, which has been growing significantly the past several years.
thank you to ompa's greenlight sponsors:
Koerner Camera Systems, Pacific Grip & Lighting, Bent Image Lab, Electric Entertainment, Hinge, Laika, House Special, R2C Group, IATSE, SAG AFTRA, Sockeye, Wieden+Kennedy, ShadowMachine, Comcast NBC/Universal
Also thank you to: R2C Group, Mundo Catering, @Large Films & PDXpendables for testifying & showing support for this bill. 10
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New animated comedy series turns America’s obsession with weight and body image into morbidly-funny cartoons The recently-launched SmashTheHive Studio in SE Portland has just debuted its first production —the “My American Waistline” animated comedy series. This fearless, unapologetic and politically-incorrect collection of bite-size shorts leaves no muffin top unturned or moob unchafed in its unsparing quest to expose America’s fixation on over-eating, under-eating, ripped abs, apple bottoms and surgical enhancement. The project is the brainchild of SmashTheHive founder and award-winning sound designer Jason Edwards, whose credits include ten independent features, numerous animated shorts and three major network television series. Among them, Edwards was responsible for creating the sonic characterizations for over 100 individual creatures, as well as the fantasy and horror sequences for all six seasons (123 hour-long episodes) of NBC’s “Grimm.” And he was the sound designer on such indies as “Eloquent Nude: The Love and Legacy of Edward Weston & Charis Wilson,” “Terms and Conditions May Apply,” “Congo: The Grand Inga Project” and “Miss Gulag.”
watch the first five episodes on vimeo! click here to watch my american waistline
Nominated for Best Animation at the Dublin Web Fest, “My American Waistline” is being produced by Edwards, co-written by Edwards and comedy pro John Reid, codirected with notable Northwest filmmaker Larry Johnson (also the animator), voiced by the amazing Ritah Parrish and Peter Wilberding, and scored by gifted musician and composer John Askew.
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In stark contrast to computer-driven 3D animation, “My American Waistline” is almost entirely hand-drawn, using either a traditional Japanese Summi brush or ballpoint pen. The drawings are then scanned and brought into Photoshop, where they are cleaned up and composited together. Frame by frame, animation for each shot of the cartoon takes place in either Adobe Premiere or for more complex movements, Adobe After Effects. “Our process is very similar to what was done pre-computer,” says Edwards. “Though we do take advantage of what modern technology makes faster and easier. Once animation is complete, the cartoon moves into Audio Post where it gets finished off with a score and detailed and immersive sound mix.” Passionate about animation since childhood (“Cartoons are still one of my favorite mediums to watch,” he says), Edwards cut his professional teeth on every type of animation technique in play today, while handling audio post production chores on dozens of colleagues’ projects over the last 15 years. After studying for two years at the California Institute for the Arts, Johnson’s innovative drawing technique evolved out of a longtime preference for drawing with sticks, brushes, and other ancient tools. “I’m still experimenting with different techniques, but all of them will be hand-drawn and not with your usual tools.” Viewers can help fund future SmashTheHive cartoons and other productions for as little as $2 a month. Sign up at www.SmashTheHive.com. 100% of the proceeds are applied to the actual costs of production and development.
RECENT INTERVIEWS WITH JASON EDWARDS FOX 12: “Inside look at sounds behind hit show ‘Grimm’” KGW: “Inside Grimm’s Creature Sound Effects” KGW: “SmashTheHive / “My American Waistline” KGW: “Meet the voice of NBC’s ‘Grimm’ Monsters”
Marketing and PR for SmashTheHive is being handled by OMPA member Lyla Foggia.
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JUMP THE FENCE Around the World in 7 films
OMPA member Matt Schulte and Lower Boom are co-producing an innovative documentary series that takes audiences on an international tour of independent filmmaking: JUMP THE FENCE - Around the World in 7 films. Hosts Molly Elizabeth Parker, 29, Lacy Allen, 26, and Brit Harris, 30, actors and best friends, will work in 7 different films, in 7 different countries, from 7 award-winning directors, over 7 months.
They are traveling to Brazil, Norway, China, Greece, United States, Israel, and Australia to work on a wide variety of movies. The series is both an exploration of the creative and technical aspects of the filmmaking process and an intimate look at the ups and downs these actors and their collaborators face. Profiling a new director in each country, audiences will experience with these unique individuals the challenges and ex14
hilarations of the creative struggle, language barriers, travel predicaments, the bonds of friendship, the collision of cultures and the desire to grow both as artists and citizens of the world. First episode: Brazil. Filming this June. On Tuesday, April 25th they launched a campaign on Seed and Spark to raise the funds needed for the first leg of the global filmmaking marathon. seedandspark.com/ fund/jump-the-fence
Learn more about Jump the Fence www.jumpthefence.org ...and follow their adventure on social media! Twitter @Jump_The_Fence Instagram @jumpthefenceseries Facebook @jumpthefenceseries
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Karen Doesn’t Dream
A Collaborative Student Production Project Karen Doesn't Dream is a feature-length film that seeks to empower student artists to produce professional work. The project serves both the College of The Arts and the broader arts community of Portland. Karen Doesn’t Dream will engage students from the School of Art and Design in the creation of its sets, students from the School of Music in the creation of its score, as well as actors and filmmakers from the School of Theater and Film. The film will undergo production in the summer of 2017 and will be released for film festivals and online distribution by the summer 2018. Produced by members of the Portland State University film program, Karen Doesn't Dream will provide multiple students an excellent resume building opportunity to create a feature length film. The project aims to showcase our students’ talents and potential in their desired profession. With the support of our arts community, local businesses, and in-kind donors, we can make this ambitious, yet accomplishable goal a reality. See the CROWDFUNDING page to learn more.
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Koerner Camera Systems to Launch First Pacific Northwest Lens Summit Koerner Camera Systems, the premier supplier of high-end cinema gear for motion picture, television and commercial productions in the Pacific Northwest, will be hosting a first-of-its-its-kind exposition at their new facility in Southeast Portland. The latest optics from Angenieux, Arri, Canon, Cooke, Fujinon, IB/E, Kish, Leica, Lomo Illumina, P+S Technik, Raptor, Sigma, Tokina, and Zeiss will be on display for the biggest lens event in the history of the Pacific Northwest. Abel, Band Pro, Hot Rod, and Preston Cinema will also be in attendance to show off their latest innovations.
Saturday, MAY 13 10AM - 5PM FREE RSVP
Much of what will be on display will have just made its debut at NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) in Las Vegas. Visitors will have hands-on time with the latest optics and have an opportunity to talk to the manufacturers. Koerner Camera Systems, based in Portland and Seattle, has recently relocated their Portland rentals house to a much larger, state-of-the-art facility in Southeast Portland to accommodate the company’s strong growth and support future expansion. For 20 years Koerner Camera has strived to support existing and future filmmakers in the community by providing access to the latest and most cutting-edge resources.
www.koernercamera.com
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ROUNDTABLE
PRESENTED BY REX POST
Join REX in our world-class studio...for a roundtable networking event June 7th from 3:00-4:30pm
Attendees will discuss post-production workflow using Premiere and ProTools, tour REX facilities, receive tips from engineers to help you plan your next production to save you time and money!
Learn about.... • Track layout • Noise Reduction • OMF • VO • ADR • SFX • Foley • Ambiance Recordings • 5.1 Mixing • M+E • Deliverables • Music
wednesday, june 7 3pm - 4:30pm FREE RSVP
Our goal at REX is to help you lay out your project and be prepared for post in a way that saves you money and makes you money, so your post project goes smoothly. We'll help intermediate filmmakers make good decisions before & during production so you have back end cost savings and fewer headaches when you get to the post process. As sponsors of OMPA, food & beverages are provided, and if you care to join us at happy hour after, we will buy the first round. Attendees will receive a discount on services (to OMPAmembers only) if they choose to use REX as thier post facility, but information given will be valuable to all, regardless of where they choose to post their project. Check out REX 19 19
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The New Breed is a cinematic feature film documenting the rise of new type of businessperson - The Social Entrepreneur. The film features the journey of three compelling change-makers as they seek to help those in need, following their path from business plan to impact delivery and captures the rollercoaster ride of hardships and breakthroughs all change-makers face when bringing new ideas to life and tests the world’s readiness to embrace this new form of ‘conscious capitalism’. Brief sketches throughout the film, shed light on the global forces that have triggered the rise of Social Enterprise. These social experiments tackle complicated economic topics like globalization, wealth inequality and poverty, in simple, fun and easy-to-understand ways. At the heart of the film is Social Entrepreneurs sharing their business success with some of the most vulnerable people, communities, and environments on the planet, proving that business has the power to create sustainable social and environmental change, while still making a profit. The project itself is a Social Enterprise. Proceeds from the film will be used to provide film equipment and education to aspiring filmmakers from disadvantaged backgrounds in the USA and around the world.
crowdfunding facebook website
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Events may 10 Meet the Animation Tribe
Networking at The Magnolia by NWAnimation Festival & OMPA Schmooze with friends both old and new, talk shop, and trade business cards. Whether you’re an industry veteran, a freelancer looking for gigs, or just arrived in Portland yesterday — come celebrate NWAF's opening night with the local animation tribe! FREE and open to the public. Hosted by The Magnolia (a beer and wine bar) immediately across the street from the Hollywood at 4075 NE Sandy Blvd.
may 13 Pacific NW Lens Summit
Koerner Camera Systems 2828 SE 14th Ave Portland, OR 97202 RSVP HERE Representatives from Angenieux, Canon, Cooke, Fujinon, IB/E, Leica, Raptor and Zeiss will be presenting their latest optical solutions. Matthew Duclos of Duclos Lenses will be present to discuss lens characteristics
may 13 sofam cameras & coffee
Photo Joseph Studio 1085 Benson Way, Unit 2 Ashland, OR 97520 Get a first hand look inside Joseph's studio where he’ll talk about what it takes to go live on Facebook or YouTube, from a simple iPhone broadcast to a complex multi camera live switching setup! It can be as simple… or as advanced!… as you like.
may tbd ompa: cameras & cocktails
Gearhead Production Rentals 4720 SE 26th Ave, Portland, OR 97202 Stay tuned for details on a networking event this May. Sponsored by Gearhead. Follow our facebook page for updates. OMPA Members can attend for free. Non-members can attend with a $10 entrance fee.
jUNE 7 REX ROUNDTABLE NETWORKING EVENT
610 SW 17th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97205 RSVP HERE Discuss post-production workflow, tour REX facilities, receive tips from engineers to help plan your next production. Learn about track layout, noise reduction, OMF and much more (see page) As sponsors of OMPA, food & beverages are provided, and if you care to join us at happy hour after, we will buy the first round. Attendees will receive a discount on services (to OMPAmembers only) if they choose to use REX as thier post facility, but information given will be valuable to all, regardless of where they choose to post their project. Check out REX.
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Festivals may 5 - 7 filmed by bike may 10 - 14 nw animation festival May 22 & 24 International Youth Silent Film Festival June 23-25 Film on Film Festival
Work Space for Rent Established sign painting studio has space to share with an artist or craftsperson. Learn More.
Canon 7D FOR SALE One of a kind opportunity! Barely used Canon 7D with support gear. Bought in 2015, but only light use since then. Learn More
Workshops
may 20 MastercLASS BOBBY BUKOWSKI
Pacific Grip & Lighting 6550 NE Portland Hwy. Portland, OR 97218 RSVP HERE OMPA presents a MasterClass with Bobby Bukowski. Bukowski, cinematographer, will be teaching at Pacific Grip & Lighting on May 20th from 10-2. Free for OMPAmembers; $25 for non-members. Only 5 spots left. RSVP HERE
june 14 -17 film directing studio scott ballard
NW Film Center MORE INFO Shoot and direct a scene(s) with professional actors and a small crew, and have the option to edit it to a finished product. Developing your unique “director’s eye”; casting, blocking, rehearsing and coaching actors; how directors lead the filmmaking departments (such as locations, wardrobe, make-up, set design, editorial); communicating with cast and crew to command the set; determining a workable shooting schedule.. and more
Virtual and Mixed Reality 101 classes
Beginning June 5 at Oregon Story Board. Learn the skills you'll need to join in the next evolution of storytelling. More info coming in early April, RSVP now to reserve your seat!
nw FILM CENTER classes portland community media POWgIRLS CLASSES NW DOCUMENTARY classes
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may Showtimes ma7 4 The Wild Ones @ 9:30PM Hollywood
may 5 Worlds Best Bike Moves - A @ 7PM Hollywood James Beard: America's First Foodie @ 8PM Whitsell Worlds Best Bike Moves - B @ 9PM Hollywood
may 6 Casablanca @ 2PM Hollywood Winter Term Student Screening @ 2 PM Whitsell Documenting J20; On the Streets of DC @ 4:30PM Whitsell Bike Love @ 6PM Hollywood From the Other Side @ 7PM Whitsell Adventure Night @ 8PM Hollywood
may 7 Casablanca @ 2PM Hollywood Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer @ 4PM Whitsell Triumph @ 5:30PM Hollywood
Within Our Gates @ 7PM Whitsell Race to the Finish @ 7:30PM Hollywood
may 8 Yu-Gi-Oh: The Dark Side of Dimensions @ 7PM Hollywood
may 9 NW Animation Festival: The Mystery of Chess Boxing @ 7:30PM Hollywood
may 10 NW Animation Festival: HouseSpecial: Animating Portland @ 7PM Hollywood
may11 NW Animation Festival: Exploding Minds! Abstact Experimental @ 7PM Hollywood That Way Madness Lies @ 7pm Whitsell NW Animation Festival: Strange & Sexy @ 9PM Hollywood
may 12 NW Animation Festival: International Spectacular #1 @ 7PM Hollywood The Teacher @ 7PM Whitsell NW Documentary presents: Homegrown DocFest! @ 7PM Clinton Street Theatre
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may 13 NW Animation Festival: Oregon's Animation Magic @ 12PM Hollywood NW Animation Festival: Family Friendly @ 1:30PM Hollywood NW Animation Festival: Fantastic Worlds SciFi & Fantasy @ 3:30PM Hollywood No Home Movie @ 4:30PM Whitsell NW Animation Festival: International Spectacular #2 @ 7PM Hollywood Tiger Theory @ 7PM Whitsell The Noonday Witch @ 9PM Whitsell
may 14 NW Animation Festival: World Odessy Globetrotting by Film @ 1:30PM Hollywood NW Animation Festival: Northwest Animators Showcase @ 3:30PM Hollywood Little from the Fish Shop @ 6PM Whitsell NW Animation Festival: International Spectacular #3 @ 7PM Hollywood I, Olga Hepnarová @ 7:30PM Whitsell
may 15 Tickling Giants @ 7:30PM Hollywood
may 18 The Untold Tales of Armistead Maupin @ 7:30PM Hollywood
may 19 Ugetsu @ 5:30PM Whitsell Jewel's Catch One @ 6:30PM Hollywood Truman @ 8PM Whitsell Bayard & Me + A Giant's Love @ 8:45PM Hollywood
may 20 My Wonderful West Berlin @ 1PM Hollywood Truman @ 2PM & 7PM Whitsell The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson @ 3:30PM Hollywood Chava @ 6:30PM Hollywood The Fabulous Alan Carr @ 9PM Hollywood
may 21 Conversations with Gay Elders @ 12PM Hollywood Truman @ 2PM & 7PM Whitsell Small Talk @ 2:30M Hollywood The Lavender Scare @ 4:30M Hollywood Rebels on Point @ 7:30M Hollywood
may 25 Electronic Elsewhere: Videos by Carl Diehl @ 7PM Whitsell
may 27 The Ornithologist @ 7PM Whitsell
may 28 The Ornithologist @ 7PM Whitsell
may 31 An Evening with Kathy Kasic @ 7PM Whitsell
tune in... Check your listings for Rollin’ On TV
OMPA MEMBERS CAN SHARE their UPCOMING SCREENINGs WITH OMPA! We want to help spread the word. CONTACT INFO@OMPA.ORG
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