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Look to buy wood flooring materialLaminate flooring: laminate flooring product range is characterized by its terms, with better wear resistance and stability, product maintenance is simple and easy to clean, with low prices, environmentally friendly features, has been well received by the public consumption welcome.Material Analysis: Strengthening the substrate surface flooring professional scientific name Laminate wood floors, wood-based panel product mix to medium density or high density wood-based panels for the substrate, the substrate at the bottom of an additional layer of balancing layer, and add a layer of decorative paper and wear layer crafted.Laminate flooring by observing its cross section, no wood fiber lines, a little rough sense of touch the core section, which is obviously MDF. Sawn section can be observed significant fine sawdust-like. Generally its laminated materials mostly fast-growing wood, hence the contrast of ordinary wood floors, its has a relatively good environmental advantages.Using composite lumber for retaining wallIn between each floor, because of its appearance to the surface decoration of paper, so it will not have much color appearance. The decision to floor durability, then its most surface wear layer, if the laminate flooring surface wear layer reach a certain wear rotation, it will definitely affect the use of the product quality and longevity.Composit material and deck furnitureOptional knowledge: strengthening before purchase wood floors, each product will have a corresponding product parameters, if you can not spot the evaluation of product performance, it should be understood that the quality parameters of each product as a measure of reference. Among them, the need to understand the product of thickness swelling, wear rotation, formaldehyde emission and so on.Thickness swelling is a judgment in the case of soaked wood floors, the absorption process produces swelling phenomenon of performance, in general, the lower the value, the less likely its absorption expansion and deformation to superior products, its thickness swelling should reach 2.5 percent or less.Laminate flooring surface abrasion performance is judged to wear revolution. If the wood floor is a public place, then it should wear revolution in 9000 rpm or more, while the range of household level in 4000-6000 rpm can meet. Because laminate flooring for the MDF, it is inevitable there will be some of the formaldehyde release, the domestic standard, formaldehyde emission should not exceed 1.5mg / L. In addition, by observing the product packaging is environmentally certified by some authority as a judge of the standards.Composite decking adirondack chairs cleaningComments: Laminate flooring has a better practical performance, the product easy to clean and easy to maintain, in different types of wood flooring products, belong to a class of low-priced wood flooring products. Therefore, for home improvement budget is not enough friends, or not often on the wood floor maintenance care of "fast food" family is undoubtedly the best choice. But now the laminate flooring market mix, easy to buy inferior products, therefore, should try to buy a better brand reputation in the industry.See More
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Don’t forget the F3 screening tonight at the Student Life Center at 7 PM. No tickets needed but first come, first served for seating! From Deadline: “With a box office take of over $340M worldwide, The Maze Runner got off to a great start last fall becoming another film franchise for 20th Century Fox. Now, with two films already under their belt, word comes that T.S. Nowlin (BFA 03) , who co-scripted the first movie and scripted the second installment, just sealed a deal to pen a third. All are based on James Dashner’s bestselling YA series. The first Maze Runner, which starred relative newcomers Dylan O’Brien and Ki Hong Lee, grossed over $100M domestically and $238M internationally — well enough to introduce the property and the actors to overseas audiences. With that in pocket, the studio jumped into the second film with The Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, which is in post production and is scheduled to bow September 18. Wes Ball (BFA 02) directed both and Nowlin will get sole writing credit on the second, and has an exec producer credit. The third is called The Maze Runner: The Death Cure.” For the complete article go to eadline.com/tag/t-s-nowlin/ “ From Stephanie Milbourn (MFA-Writing 14) “I'm now working as an Assistant/Receptionist at Hallmark Hall of Fame, which makes TV movies for the Hallmark Channel. It's only my first week, but it seems to be going well so far. Everyone's very nice, and I'm going to get a good look at what goes into development, pre-pro, production, and post.” From Lauren Miller Rogan (BFA 03) “A great indie movie that I have a small part in comes out in select theaters on March 20th and on VOD. It stars Josh Lawson, Adam Brody, Wyatt Cenac, Danny Jacobs (who also co-wrote and co-directed), and Amber Tamblyn. Here's a small clip of a scene with me and Adam Brody: http://www.indiewire.com/article/watch-adam-brody-bails-on-pregnant-girlfriend-in-growing-up-other-lies-exclusive-clip-20150227 and the full trailer can be seen here: http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/watch-trailer-for-indie-rom-com-growing-up-other-lies-with-adam-brody-wyatt-cenac-amber-tamblyn-20150219 From Paul Marschall (MFA 00) “This Friday, March 6 a movie I DP’d, Bad Asses On the Bayou, opens up in 10 cities across the country. It’s an action/comedy starring Danny Trejo & Danny Glover and was a blast to shoot. I’m currently prepping for another feature, a thriller, that I’ll be shooting in Los Angeles soon. Following that I’m going to shoot a 10 hour series about the Kennedy family and their legacy that should be very interesting. And following that I’m off to NY to work on the third season of A Crime to Remember, a period crime TV series about actual murders that took place in the 50’s & 60’s. It’s going to be a busy summer!” From Christina Campagnola (BFA 12) “Hello! I will be attending SXSW March 14th-21st and would love to meet up with any FSU graduates that are planning to attend. Also, if anyone has a film screening at the festival please let me know, I would love to check it out! Feel free to e-mail me at ccampagnola@apa-agency.com” From Dylan Correll (BFA 07) “Life up here in NYC is going good. I've managed to stay working steadily over the last few years. Right now I am the first assistant editor on the movie Rock The Kasbah. It's a comedy directed by Barry Levinson, starring Bill Murray and a great supporting cast of Bruce Willis, Kate Hudson, Zooey Deschanel, Danny McBride, and Scott Caan. So it's been a great project to work on.” From Bill Hanson (BFA 05) “There will be a screening party for the pilot episode of the series No Place To Fall, which I wrote, directed and produced. It will be held at R Bar in L.A. (Koreatown) on Sunday, March 15th. Doors open at 7pm, screening starts at 8pm. There will be happy hour drink specials and karaoke after the screening, not to mention lots of FSU Alums to catch up with. Feel free to bring everyone! R Bar - 3331 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005.” From Tamela D'Amico: "Soon, I will be flying to India to star in a feature film entitled ONE LITTLE FINGER directed by Rupam Sarmah. I play a Neurologist who brings music therapy to a Children's Disability Institute in Jorhat, India...based on true events. That's all I can say for now. I am really looking forward to it and would love it so much if you kept up with me on my Facebook for updates and pics of my travels, so everyone knows I am still...ALIVE. :) When I return, we will be shooting Season 2 of the award winning comedy series Englishman in L.A." Last night for the “Launch” class taught by Brenda Mills and Jonathan Stone for our first graduating class in the Animation and Digital Arts major, they had a panel discussion from our LifeSize classroom at Soapbox in beautiful uptown Burbank. Guests were Katie Aldworth (BFA 12), Drew Aveling (BFA 98). Oliver Pearce (BFA 97), and Sean Sexton, who supervises animation at Dreamworks. Bang up class! I wanted to share with you the short bios of the 3 Film School alums: Katie Aldworth graduated from the FSU College of Motion Picture Arts in 2012 and immediately moved to Los Angeles where she secured an internship at Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, the stop-motion animation studio behind Robot Chicken, WWE Slam City, the Lego Movie end credits sequence, and loads more TV shows, web series and commercials. Since being hired as an employee 2 years ago (after several months as an intern in the VFX department) she has worked in the VFX department, as a stop-motion animator, and 2D animator for Robot Chicken, and as a storyboard artist for an upcoming show with Sony. Last year she pitched a 2D animated show to Cartoon Network, Disney, Nickelodeon, and Dreamworks TV. If anyone wants to contact Katie, her email is KatieAldworth@yahooo.com Drew Aveling (BFA 98) graduated from FSU Film School in 1998, moved to London to continue working on a stage musical, and ended up working as an assistant / representative for a Venture Capitalist. Moving to LA in 2002, his first industry job was as a PA on the Disney movie Holes, driving 8000 miles in 4 months. He worked in Development for 3 years, first as an Exec Assistant to VP of Dev. at Dreamworks Features; helping to answer Steven Spielberg's phones on occasion (easily the height of his career) then at Independent Production company Bulls Eye Entertainment, which won the Best Picture Oscar for Crash. The last 10 years have been at Dreamworks Animation, working as the Assistant for the Head of Global Production for 4 years, then Central Production Coordinator for Rise of the Guardians, and is now the Department Coordinator for Animation, CFX, Surfacing and Lighting. Also Co-Founded www.onlineallergies.com with Jason Bierfield (BFA 98) a few years back. Oliver Pearce graduated from FSU in 1997 and got started in the industry working as a PA for The Carsey-Werner company on live action sitcoms like 3rd Rock from the Sun, Grace Under Fire, and That 70's Show. He got into animation as a producers' assistant and then became Post Coordinator on the first two seasons of Family Guy before its cancellation. After that, he went back to live action sitcoms, working as a Set PA on a number of pilots and short series. He returned to animation in 2005 where he's been working in Post at Nickelodeon for the past ten years. He currently oversees the animation studio's Post Department as Manager of Post Production. He is also an avid collector of film scores. From Su Kim (MFA 07): " I am producing and hosting my own talk show, and I am currently looking for editors. This is a passion project entitled, "The Hollywood Grind" where I interview actors/directors on a Hollywood Tour Bus and also interview them at Hollywood locations like landmark places about their journey in Hollywood and how they survived to be where they are now. I am at a place where the shows I have need to be edited in order to find a sponsor or additional producer who will pay for more shows. Ideally, I would love to sell this to a network where they will order more shows and pay for the budget for me to pay crew and staff. Everything, thus far I paid for in terms of production by myself. Unfortunately, I can't afford to pay anyone now for post. So, I'm in a bind. I have 8 interviews in post, and no editor! Is anyone who wants a credit and some experience in Hollywood on this show interested in editing? Ideally I would like to find an editor for each episode. Everything is logged, but we need someone for assembly and bells and whistles plus their own style. Some of the interviews are time sensitive…such as Arnold Chun who talks about the series (actor), "The Man In The High Castle" that gets picked up. Other interviews include: BoJesse Christopher ("Point Break"), Michael Kang ("The Motel" -featured at Sundance), Kieu Chinh ("The Joy Luck Club"), etc… Contact me at susankim234@gmail.com.” From Oscar Corral: “I have been a subscriber to your email newsletter for years. I want to ask if you can give me a shout out for my film premiere in Tallahassee next week. We are screening our wildlife documentary, "Exotic Invaders: Pythons in the Everglades" at the IMAX theater at the Challenger Learning Center on 200 S. Duval St. For FREE. There will be a q & a with me, the director and producer, and a conversation with experts on invasive species afterward. We launch the event at 5:30 pm with the exhibition of a giant Burmese python; film begins at 6 PM. Interested attendants can RSVP at www.exoticinvaders.com” “Screenwriting Over 50. Join us for this FREE Teleconference this Sunday! Learn how ScreenwritingU has had over 100 writers over the age of 50 make deals! Hal Croasmun will give you the low-down on:- What is really possible for writers over 50?- Where is your advantage?- What strategies make you more marketable?- Why certain markets NEED YOU.- What strengths do you have that the Industry needs? Date: Sunday, March 8th, 2014Time: 12:00pm (noon) Pacific Daylight TimeEnrollment limited. Enroll at http://tinyurl.com/my6t84g “ From Ken Feinberg , Creative Studios of Atlanta “We are looking for short scripts to produce from Kids pov on bullying.The specific stories should be about:- The Bully: what makes a bully? If no one cares about a bully at home why would he/she care about anyone else.-Bullying Bystanders: if someone sees bullying, who can take action and what could they do.-Bully Victims: how bully victims get hope that Tomorrow might be better- Laughing at vs laughing with- how Media and interaction from others (non family and friends)influence bullys.To recap:-Stories to give a bully Victim hope-Stories to get bystanders to take action-Stories how media and strangers help create bullys-Stories on why/how a bully becomes a bullyCharacter can be in elementary school, middle school, high school,college and/or dealing with adults, parents, teachers, school counselor, etc.If a writers script is selected, we will produce them this spring and the writer will receive IMDB credit. Deadline March 9 ideal. Late deadline march 16. Email to ken@csatl.com. FSU CMPA Screenings & Awards Update – March 5, 2015 Playgrounds (BFA F3 2014 Jill Somers), Coda (BFA F1 2014 Mark Breedlove), Dorian (BFA Thesis 2014 Jon Sams/Margie Cooper), Until Death (MFA D2 2014 Erica Chan) were selected for screening at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) in Seattle, April 24-27. For more information about this festival, go to www.nffty.org. Harmony Brooks and the Case of the Missing Nucleus (MFA D2 2014 Whitney Clinkscales) was invited to screen at the REDCAT International Children’s Film Festival in Los Angeles, May 2-17. For more information about this festival, go to www.redcat.org. Upcoming Screenings and Awards (in chronological order): S.P.A.G.H.E.T.T.1 (MFA Thesis 2009 Adam Varney) was invited to screen at Wild Wild West Steampunk Convention, March 6-8 in Tuscon, Arizona. For more information about this festival, go to https://www.wildwestcon.com/. Southern Roots (BFA Thesis 2014 Betsy Serral), Apalachicola (MFA Thesis 2014 John Francis) and Ruby Woo (MFA Thesis 2014 Kendall McCrory) will be the top three College winners on March 12 at the Palm Beach International Film Festival Showcase of Films. We won’t know which film will be in which place until the day of the showcase. For more information about this event, go to http://www.pbfilm.com/studentshowcaseoffilms.cfm. Whatever We Want To Be (MFA Thesis 2014 Stephanie Williams) was selected for screening at the Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival, March 15-20. For more information about this festival, go to www.lawomensfest.com. A New Leaf (MFA Thesis 2013 Clinton Cornwell) was selected for screening at the March 19 HollyShorts monthly screening in Los Angeles. For more information about this festival and series, go to www.hollyshorts.com. A Promise (MFA D2 2014 Saad Nawab) was selected for screening at the Speechless Film Festival in Mankato, Minnesota, March 20-21. For more information about this festival, go to http://speechlessfilmfestival.com. Dorian (BFA Thesis 2014 Jon Sams/Margie Cooper) and My Girl Rose (MFA Thesis 2014 Jordan Lewis) were selected for screening at the Gasparilla Film Festival in Tampa, March 24-29. For more information about this festival, go to www.gasparillafilmfestival.com. Scapegoat (MFA D2 2013 Khadif Sanders) was selected for screening at the Fort Myers Film Festival, March 25-29. For more information about this festival, go to www.fortmyersfilmfestival.com. Birthday Box (MFA D2 2014 Ashlea Patterson) and Fathers & Daughters (MFA Thesis 2014 Mithra Alavi) were selected for screening at the Brooklyn Girl Film Festival, March 26-28. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.brooklyngirlfilmfest.com/. The Surreal and the Self (BFA Documentary 2013 Jon Sams) was selected for screening at the American Documentary Film Festival, March 26-30 in Palm Springs, California. For more information about this festival, go to www.americandocumentaryfilmfestival.com. Cootie Contagion (BFA Thesis 2012 Josh Smooha) was selected for screening at the Phoenix Film Festival, March 26 – April 2. For more information about this festival, go to www.phoenixfilmfestival.com. These Woods (BFA Thesis 2013 Tatiana Bears) was selected for screening at the Ozark Foothills Film Fest in Batesville, Arkansas, April 2-6. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.ozarkfoothillsfilmfest.org/. Death Has a Son (BFA Thesis 2013 Zack Ogle) and Beer Battle (BFA Documentary 2014 Hunter Truman) were selected to screen as part of the Best of Brouhaha side bar at the Florida Film Festival, April 10-19 in Orlando. For more information about this festival, go to www.floridafilmfestival.com. Southern Roots (BFA Thesis 2014 Betsy Serral/Jill Somers [PR]), LUNCHSAQ (BFA Thesis 2014 Aubrey Danielson/Taylor Kidd [PR]), Hop Skotch the Funk Dumpling (MFA Thesis 2014 Khadif Sanders/Joel Black [PR]), Heyln Spring (MFA Thesis 2014 Noah Camenker) and A Blind Man (MFA Thesis 2014 Joel Black) were selected for Blue Ribbon Panel judging by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for the College Television Awards (Student Emmys). The winners will be announced in April. For more information about this competition, go to www.emmys.tv/foundation. Forgotten Rabbit (BFA Documentary 2013 Clara Diez) was invited to screen at three festivals in the state of Washington: Seattle Crypticon Horror Convention on May 23, Sasquan International Film Festival in Spokane, August 17-20, and at Tri-Cities International Fantastic Film Festival in Richland, October 16-18. For more information about these festivals go to www.tcif3.com. -- Meryl Warren, Director of Alumni College of Motion Picture ArtsA5100 University Center, Florida State UniversityTallahassee, FL 32306-2350850 524 0063 (cell) ; 850 644 2626 faxmwarren@film.fsu.edufilm.fsu.eduSee More
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Warren Report 3.5.15
Don’t forget the F3 screening tonight at the Student Life Center at 7 PM. No tickets needed but first come, first served for seating! From Deadline: “With a box office take of over $340M worldwide, The Maze Runner got off to a great start last fall becoming another film franchise for 20th Century Fox. Now, with two films already under their belt, word comes that T.S. Nowlin (BFA 03) , who co-scripted the first movie and scripted the second installment, just sealed a deal to pen a third. All are based on James Dashner’s bestselling YA series. The first Maze Runner, which starred relative newcomers Dylan O’Brien and Ki Hong Lee, grossed over $100M domestically and $238M internationally — well enough to introduce the property and the actors to overseas audiences. With that in pocket, the studio jumped into the second film with The Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials, which is in post production and is scheduled to bow September 18. Wes Ball (BFA 02) directed both and Nowlin will get sole writing credit on the second, and has an exec producer credit. The third is called The Maze Runner: The Death Cure.” For the complete article go to eadline.com/tag/t-s-nowlin/ “ From Stephanie Milbourn (MFA-Writing 14) “I'm now working as an Assistant/Receptionist at Hallmark Hall of Fame, which makes TV movies for the Hallmark Channel. It's only my first week, but it seems to be going well so far. Everyone's very nice, and I'm going to get a good look at what goes into development, pre-pro, production, and post.” From Lauren Miller Rogan (BFA 03) “A great indie movie that I have a small part in comes out in select theaters on March 20th and on VOD. It stars Josh Lawson, Adam Brody, Wyatt Cenac, Danny Jacobs (who also co-wrote and co-directed), and Amber Tamblyn. Here's a small clip of a scene with me and Adam Brody: http://www.indiewire.com/article/watch-adam-brody-bails-on-pregnant-girlfriend-in-growing-up-other-lies-exclusive-clip-20150227 and the full trailer can be seen here: http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/watch-trailer-for-indie-rom-com-growing-up-other-lies-with-adam-brody-wyatt-cenac-amber-tamblyn-20150219 From Paul Marschall (MFA 00) “This Friday, March 6 a movie I DP’d, Bad Asses On the Bayou, opens up in 10 cities across the country. It’s an action/comedy starring Danny Trejo & Danny Glover and was a blast to shoot. I’m currently prepping for another feature, a thriller, that I’ll be shooting in Los Angeles soon. Following that I’m going to shoot a 10 hour series about the Kennedy family and their legacy that should be very interesting. And following that I’m off to NY to work on the third season of A Crime to Remember, a period crime TV series about actual murders that took place in the 50’s & 60’s. It’s going to be a busy summer!” From Christina Campagnola (BFA 12) “Hello! I will be attending SXSW March 14th-21st and would love to meet up with any FSU graduates that are planning to attend. Also, if anyone has a film screening at the festival please let me know, I would love to check it out! Feel free to e-mail me at ccampagnola@apa-agency.com” From Dylan Correll (BFA 07) “Life up here in NYC is going good. I've managed to stay working steadily over the last few years. Right now I am the first assistant editor on the movie Rock The Kasbah. It's a comedy directed by Barry Levinson, starring Bill Murray and a great supporting cast of Bruce Willis, Kate Hudson, Zooey Deschanel, Danny McBride, and Scott Caan. So it's been a great project to work on.” From Bill Hanson (BFA 05) “There will be a screening party for the pilot episode of the series No Place To Fall, which I wrote, directed and produced. It will be held at R Bar in L.A. (Koreatown) on Sunday, March 15th. Doors open at 7pm, screening starts at 8pm. There will be happy hour drink specials and karaoke after the screening, not to mention lots of FSU Alums to catch up with. Feel free to bring everyone! R Bar - 3331 W 8th St, Los Angeles, CA 90005.” From Tamela D'Amico: "Soon, I will be flying to India to star in a feature film entitled ONE LITTLE FINGER directed by Rupam Sarmah. I play a Neurologist who brings music therapy to a Children's Disability Institute in Jorhat, India...based on true events. That's all I can say for now. I am really looking forward to it and would love it so much if you kept up with me on my Facebook for updates and pics of my travels, so everyone knows I am still...ALIVE. :) When I return, we will be shooting Season 2 of the award winning comedy series Englishman in L.A." Last night for the “Launch” class taught by Brenda Mills and Jonathan Stone for our first graduating class in the Animation and Digital Arts major, they had a panel discussion from our LifeSize classroom at Soapbox in beautiful uptown Burbank. Guests were Katie Aldworth (BFA 12), Drew Aveling (BFA 98). Oliver Pearce (BFA 97), and Sean Sexton, who supervises animation at Dreamworks. Bang up class! I wanted to share with you the short bios of the 3 Film School alums: Katie Aldworth graduated from the FSU College of Motion Picture Arts in 2012 and immediately moved to Los Angeles where she secured an internship at Stoopid Buddy Stoodios, the stop-motion animation studio behind Robot Chicken, WWE Slam City, the Lego Movie end credits sequence, and loads more TV shows, web series and commercials. Since being hired as an employee 2 years ago (after several months as an intern in the VFX department) she has worked in the VFX department, as a stop-motion animator, and 2D animator for Robot Chicken, and as a storyboard artist for an upcoming show with Sony. Last year she pitched a 2D animated show to Cartoon Network, Disney, Nickelodeon, and Dreamworks TV. If anyone wants to contact Katie, her email is KatieAldworth@yahooo.com Drew Aveling (BFA 98) graduated from FSU Film School in 1998, moved to London to continue working on a stage musical, and ended up working as an assistant / representative for a Venture Capitalist. Moving to LA in 2002, his first industry job was as a PA on the Disney movie Holes, driving 8000 miles in 4 months. He worked in Development for 3 years, first as an Exec Assistant to VP of Dev. at Dreamworks Features; helping to answer Steven Spielberg's phones on occasion (easily the height of his career) then at Independent Production company Bulls Eye Entertainment, which won the Best Picture Oscar for Crash. The last 10 years have been at Dreamworks Animation, working as the Assistant for the Head of Global Production for 4 years, then Central Production Coordinator for Rise of the Guardians, and is now the Department Coordinator for Animation, CFX, Surfacing and Lighting. Also Co-Founded www.onlineallergies.com with Jason Bierfield (BFA 98) a few years back. Oliver Pearce graduated from FSU in 1997 and got started in the industry working as a PA for The Carsey-Werner company on live action sitcoms like 3rd Rock from the Sun, Grace Under Fire, and That 70's Show. He got into animation as a producers' assistant and then became Post Coordinator on the first two seasons of Family Guy before its cancellation. After that, he went back to live action sitcoms, working as a Set PA on a number of pilots and short series. He returned to animation in 2005 where he's been working in Post at Nickelodeon for the past ten years. He currently oversees the animation studio's Post Department as Manager of Post Production. He is also an avid collector of film scores. From Su Kim (MFA 07): " I am producing and hosting my own talk show, and I am currently looking for editors. This is a passion project entitled, "The Hollywood Grind" where I interview actors/directors on a Hollywood Tour Bus and also interview them at Hollywood locations like landmark places about their journey in Hollywood and how they survived to be where they are now. I am at a place where the shows I have need to be edited in order to find a sponsor or additional producer who will pay for more shows. Ideally, I would love to sell this to a network where they will order more shows and pay for the budget for me to pay crew and staff. Everything, thus far I paid for in terms of production by myself. Unfortunately, I can't afford to pay anyone now for post. So, I'm in a bind. I have 8 interviews in post, and no editor! Is anyone who wants a credit and some experience in Hollywood on this show interested in editing? Ideally I would like to find an editor for each episode. Everything is logged, but we need someone for assembly and bells and whistles plus their own style. Some of the interviews are time sensitive…such as Arnold Chun who talks about the series (actor), "The Man In The High Castle" that gets picked up. Other interviews include: BoJesse Christopher ("Point Break"), Michael Kang ("The Motel" -featured at Sundance), Kieu Chinh ("The Joy Luck Club"), etc… Contact me at susankim234@gmail.com.” From Oscar Corral: “I have been a subscriber to your email newsletter for years. I want to ask if you can give me a shout out for my film premiere in Tallahassee next week. We are screening our wildlife documentary, "Exotic Invaders: Pythons in the Everglades" at the IMAX theater at the Challenger Learning Center on 200 S. Duval St. For FREE. There will be a q & a with me, the director and producer, and a conversation with experts on invasive species afterward. We launch the event at 5:30 pm with the exhibition of a giant Burmese python; film begins at 6 PM. Interested attendants can RSVP at www.exoticinvaders.com” “Screenwriting Over 50. Join us for this FREE Teleconference this Sunday! Learn how ScreenwritingU has had over 100 writers over the age of 50 make deals! Hal Croasmun will give you the low-down on:- What is really possible for writers over 50?- Where is your advantage?- What strategies make you more marketable?- Why certain markets NEED YOU.- What strengths do you have that the Industry needs? Date: Sunday, March 8th, 2014Time: 12:00pm (noon) Pacific Daylight TimeEnrollment limited. Enroll at http://tinyurl.com/my6t84g “ From Ken Feinberg , Creative Studios of Atlanta “We are looking for short scripts to produce from Kids pov on bullying.The specific stories should be about:- The Bully: what makes a bully? If no one cares about a bully at home why would he/she care about anyone else.-Bullying Bystanders: if someone sees bullying, who can take action and what could they do.-Bully Victims: how bully victims get hope that Tomorrow might be better- Laughing at vs laughing with- how Media and interaction from others (non family and friends)influence bullys.To recap:-Stories to give a bully Victim hope-Stories to get bystanders to take action-Stories how media and strangers help create bullys-Stories on why/how a bully becomes a bullyCharacter can be in elementary school, middle school, high school,college and/or dealing with adults, parents, teachers, school counselor, etc.If a writers script is selected, we will produce them this spring and the writer will receive IMDB credit. Deadline March 9 ideal. Late deadline march 16. Email to ken@csatl.com. FSU CMPA Screenings & Awards Update – March 5, 2015 Playgrounds (BFA F3 2014 Jill Somers), Coda (BFA F1 2014 Mark Breedlove), Dorian (BFA Thesis 2014 Jon Sams/Margie Cooper), Until Death (MFA D2 2014 Erica Chan) were selected for screening at the National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY) in Seattle, April 24-27. For more information about this festival, go to www.nffty.org. Harmony Brooks and the Case of the Missing Nucleus (MFA D2 2014 Whitney Clinkscales) was invited to screen at the REDCAT International Children’s Film Festival in Los Angeles, May 2-17. For more information about this festival, go to www.redcat.org. Upcoming Screenings and Awards (in chronological order): S.P.A.G.H.E.T.T.1 (MFA Thesis 2009 Adam Varney) was invited to screen at Wild Wild West Steampunk Convention, March 6-8 in Tuscon, Arizona. For more information about this festival, go to https://www.wildwestcon.com/. Southern Roots (BFA Thesis 2014 Betsy Serral), Apalachicola (MFA Thesis 2014 John Francis) and Ruby Woo (MFA Thesis 2014 Kendall McCrory) will be the top three College winners on March 12 at the Palm Beach International Film Festival Showcase of Films. We won’t know which film will be in which place until the day of the showcase. For more information about this event, go to http://www.pbfilm.com/studentshowcaseoffilms.cfm. Whatever We Want To Be (MFA Thesis 2014 Stephanie Williams) was selected for screening at the Los Angeles Women’s International Film Festival, March 15-20. For more information about this festival, go to www.lawomensfest.com. A New Leaf (MFA Thesis 2013 Clinton Cornwell) was selected for screening at the March 19 HollyShorts monthly screening in Los Angeles. For more information about this festival and series, go to www.hollyshorts.com. A Promise (MFA D2 2014 Saad Nawab) was selected for screening at the Speechless Film Festival in Mankato, Minnesota, March 20-21. For more information about this festival, go to http://speechlessfilmfestival.com. Dorian (BFA Thesis 2014 Jon Sams/Margie Cooper) and My Girl Rose (MFA Thesis 2014 Jordan Lewis) were selected for screening at the Gasparilla Film Festival in Tampa, March 24-29. For more information about this festival, go to www.gasparillafilmfestival.com. Scapegoat (MFA D2 2013 Khadif Sanders) was selected for screening at the Fort Myers Film Festival, March 25-29. For more information about this festival, go to www.fortmyersfilmfestival.com. Birthday Box (MFA D2 2014 Ashlea Patterson) and Fathers & Daughters (MFA Thesis 2014 Mithra Alavi) were selected for screening at the Brooklyn Girl Film Festival, March 26-28. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.brooklyngirlfilmfest.com/. The Surreal and the Self (BFA Documentary 2013 Jon Sams) was selected for screening at the American Documentary Film Festival, March 26-30 in Palm Springs, California. For more information about this festival, go to www.americandocumentaryfilmfestival.com. Cootie Contagion (BFA Thesis 2012 Josh Smooha) was selected for screening at the Phoenix Film Festival, March 26 – April 2. For more information about this festival, go to www.phoenixfilmfestival.com. These Woods (BFA Thesis 2013 Tatiana Bears) was selected for screening at the Ozark Foothills Film Fest in Batesville, Arkansas, April 2-6. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.ozarkfoothillsfilmfest.org/. Death Has a Son (BFA Thesis 2013 Zack Ogle) and Beer Battle (BFA Documentary 2014 Hunter Truman) were selected to screen as part of the Best of Brouhaha side bar at the Florida Film Festival, April 10-19 in Orlando. For more information about this festival, go to www.floridafilmfestival.com. Southern Roots (BFA Thesis 2014 Betsy Serral/Jill Somers [PR]), LUNCHSAQ (BFA Thesis 2014 Aubrey Danielson/Taylor Kidd [PR]), Hop Skotch the Funk Dumpling (MFA Thesis 2014 Khadif Sanders/Joel Black [PR]), Heyln Spring (MFA Thesis 2014 Noah Camenker) and A Blind Man (MFA Thesis 2014 Joel Black) were selected for Blue Ribbon Panel judging by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for the College Television Awards (Student Emmys). The winners will be announced in April. For more information about this competition, go to www.emmys.tv/foundation. Forgotten Rabbit (BFA Documentary 2013 Clara Diez) was invited to screen at three festivals in the state of Washington: Seattle Crypticon Horror Convention on May 23, Sasquan International Film Festival in Spokane, August 17-20, and at Tri-Cities International Fantastic Film Festival in Richland, October 16-18. For more information about these festivals go to www.tcif3.com. -- Meryl Warren, Director of Alumni College of Motion Picture ArtsA5100 University Center, Florida State UniversityTallahassee, FL 32306-2350850 524 0063 (cell) ; 850 644 2626 faxmwarren@film.fsu.edufilm.fsu.eduSee More
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