Thanks to everyone who came to the kick-off meeting last week, or who got in touch with us to share their ideas before the meeting — we got a lot of great input and are working to put all of that information into practice.
For that reason, we’re also looking for volunteers to donate a few hours every month to FAVES. So if you want to get more actively involved in the filmmaking community in Spokane, if you’re a student and need community service hours to make you look selfless on your resume, or if you’ve just got some time on your hands, check out our open positions.
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Category Camera, College, Film, Special Interest, Student, Writing |
You might have seen this on Facebook already, but we got this info recently from Luke Baumgarten, Arts & Culture Editor at the Inalnder.
Submit your videos!
For Immediate Release (PLEASE PASS ON TO ANY ARTIST WHO MAY BE INTERESTED:
Terrain announces its 2010 call for artist’s submissions
Spokane, Washington – August 25, 2010 — Last year 3100 people piled into Spokane’s Music City building to view an exhibition of over 30 emerging
local artists — some of whom had never shown in a gallery, coffee shop or public setting of any kind. In one night they gained the kind of exposure that takes years to achieve.
For Terrain 2010, organizers are reasserting their commitment to highlighting this bubbling undercurrent of young, local talent. We’d like to invite the region’s emerging artists to submit their latest work. (more…)
Category Uncategorized |
Today we received this info from Karen Mobley, Arts Director of the Spokane Arts Commission.
The deadline to submit proposals is August 31st, so hurry! It sounds awesome!
“Portland International Airport, serving over 11 million passengers annually, invites proposals for a new rotating exhibit showcasing Innovations in 3-D Technology.
Innovations in 3-D Entertainment Technology
Portland International Airport
Location: D/E Lobby Exhibit Case (full case description below)
Exhibit dates: September 22, 2010 – March 30, 2011
Partners: Governor’s Office of Film and Television (Susan Haley); Northwest Film Center (Bill Foster); Mark Shapiro (Laika Studios); Portland 3-D Center of Art and Photography (Stacy Webb).
Scope of Work
Exhibit purpose: To engage, educate and entertain passengers, specifically promoting NW developments within the film industry.
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Category Film, Project, Special Interest |
- Image from flickerspokane.com
Every where you look, amateur and low-budget filmmakers are filming shorts on digital cameras.They’re cheap and fairly easy to use, and you can import and edit the footage on a personal computer. For many, filming on actual film is, if not passé, just too much work.
So it’s nice to know that in the age of digital video, worldwide festivals like Flicker keep filming on film alive outside the realm of feature film. (more…)
Category Camera, Film, Short, Showing |
- Courtesy of Rotten Bunch.
Get ready to be invaded, Spokane! Friday, August 27th, zombies will be converging on the city, walking around downtown, growling at innocent bystanders and… dancing to music by Mon Chéri?
Local filmmakers Thomas J. Brown and Pheonix Gabriel recently penned the pilot for a new Web series titled “After,” set six months after the zombie apocalypse. The series itself isn’t the typical (more…)
Category Film, Short, Special Interest |
