Going green for the summer. Actually, screwed up part of the blog and had to do a do over.
Mark
Friday, May 26, 2006
Thursday, May 25, 2006
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Hsu (Retail price: $27.95). This book explains how
cutting-edge technology and the age-old desire to tell
a story have come together in the form of Digital
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*Dream Gear: Cool and Innovative Tools for Film, Video
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your favorite cinema artists).
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Wednesday, May 03, 2006
Shriekfest
Shriekfest call for entries!
The 6th annual Shriekfest, the Los Angeles International
Horror/Thriller/SciFi/Fantasy Film Festival and Screenplay competition
is currently accepting submissions for it's 2006 festival to be held in
September of 2006!
The festival is dedicated to screening and recognizing the works of
filmmakers and screenwriters in the often forgotten genres. Superior
screening facilities, parties, and panels make this a wonderful
networking experience for all. Awards will be given in most categories
and prizes include cash, product awards, trophies, etc. Please see our
website for more information and an entry form www.shriekfest.com Also,
check out our news page and see how Shriekfest has helped many
filmmakers and screenwriters in the past.
$1000 cash prize to the best overall screenplay!
Denise Gossett
Shriekfest Film Festival and Screenplay Competition
Festival Founder/Director
www.shriekfest.com
The 6th annual Shriekfest, the Los Angeles International
Horror/Thriller/SciFi/Fantasy Film Festival and Screenplay competition
is currently accepting submissions for it's 2006 festival to be held in
September of 2006!
The festival is dedicated to screening and recognizing the works of
filmmakers and screenwriters in the often forgotten genres. Superior
screening facilities, parties, and panels make this a wonderful
networking experience for all. Awards will be given in most categories
and prizes include cash, product awards, trophies, etc. Please see our
website for more information and an entry form www.shriekfest.com Also,
check out our news page and see how Shriekfest has helped many
filmmakers and screenwriters in the past.
$1000 cash prize to the best overall screenplay!
Denise Gossett
Shriekfest Film Festival and Screenplay Competition
Festival Founder/Director
www.shriekfest.com
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