April 2017 CallSheet

OMPA 503-228-8822

Callsheet muse storytelling inside sourceoregon awards show photos new membership price!

Oregon Media Production Assn APRIL 2017

CONTENTS inside

sourceoregon 2017

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Behind-the-scenes of SourceOregon 2017

new member profile: muse storytelling

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Highlights

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New Membership Prices!

Check out our lower membership prices for Individual level memberships

Open Signal

launches 10-month immersive program for digital artists and makers

sourceoregon INDUSTRY DIRECTORY www.SourceOregon.com

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Learn about Muse Storytelling, a filmmaking company whose stories have earned 5 Emmy-Awards for their work with CBS and Showtime

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OMPA Annual Awards Show Photos from the event

Events

Contact Us OMPA

2828 SE 14th Ave Ste B Portland, OR 97202 503-228-8822 FAX: 503-228-7099 info@ompa.org www.ompa.org

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Dear

Director’s Letter

OMPA members, Many OMPAmembers are in full pre-production mode in anticipation of the promise of beautiful weather with which to shoot outdoors. I have been joyfully hearing about your pending projects and meeting crew who are testing cameras. The industry seems to be in a flurry of activity.

March was a busy month for OMPA’s office. Anne and I hosted or co-hosted three events (a record even for us) SourceOregon2017 release party, OMPA’s Annual Award Show and Grimm’s final episode screening. We also had the pleasure of attending the screening of Kyle Eaton’s ‘Shut Up Anthony’ and the screening of Hollywood Theatre’s PDX Airport shorts featuring 5 OMPAmembers; House Special’s ‘Lamentation,’ Josh Lunden’s ‘Modern Dark,’ Patrick Neary’s ‘CowBurd,’ Uncage the Soul Productions’ ‘Finding Oregon,’ and Chel White’s ‘Magda.’ It was wonderful to be able to connect with so many members. We are looking forward to our next several months whereby we will be traveling around the state to see members in Ashland, Eugene and Bend.

As a quick reminder, OMPA is the champion for the film, television and interactive media industry. We achieve our mission through the pillars of advocacy, being the resource and hub for our members. This issue of The CallSheet is rich with information about OMPA’s two pillars; resource and membership. Inside you will read about the intention behind the decisions for SourceOregon2017. You will also see that OMPA’s Board of Directors voted to approve a request we made to lower membership dues and to meet your desire to have recurring payment options. You speak and OMPA listens.

You have an opportunity to have your voice heard with a survey we are conducting through the services of University of Oregon’s School of Journalism and Communication. OMPA is repeating a survey from 2016 so we can gather longitudinal data to measure the progress we have made over the past year. If you have not received a notification of the survey and wish to participate, please email us your request.

Our staff of two has been dedicated to meeting with our members, enriching your membership experience and celebrating your successes. Thank you for being a part of Oregon’s only non profit that advocates for your 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 Kevin Sullivan & Austyn Steelman

Kevin & Austyn are responsible for the incredible awards show program that many witnessed on March 20th.

They spent so much of their valuable time creating something magnificent to celebrate the talent here in Oregon.

Thank you for all of your hard work!

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+WELCOME

Muse Storytelling, Inc. Filmmaking and Education musestorytelling.org siouxsie@musestorytelling.org

TO OMPA!

PIA Communications, Inc Creative Video Agency thepiaagency.com cheryl.pia@thepiaagency.com Nicolas Gros Set and Prop Design/Fabrication Lafabstudio.com nico@lafabstudio.com Randy Ward Assistant Director, Video Editor, Videographer modernhumanproductions.com jlwardad@gmail.com Jason Edwards Independent Films and Animation smashthehive.com Jason@smashthehive.com Christopher Capretto Content Production www.chriscapretto.com ccapretto@gmail.com Susan Funk susankfunk@gmail.com Jason Hammond Property Master and Art Director hamco53@gmail.com Andrew Mesa andrewmesa@ymail.com

Gary Parks gary@b4fx.com Luisa Tolson Demmer Set, Office, and Locations Production Assistant luisatolson@gmail.com Arch Drinnen Student at Academy of Art University Writing for Television and Film runningredfeather@yahoo.com

YOUR VOICE + YOUR RESOURCE + YOUR COMMUNITY

New Members

Send us your work so we can celebrate you! info@ompa.org

Jacquelyne Egbe Aveda Institute Portland Cosmetology styledbymele@gmail.com

+WELCOME

Leland George The Art Institute of Portland Digital Film and Video lgeorge719@stu.aii.edu Thaddeus Donoho Student thaddeus.donoho@yahoo.com

TO OMPA!

Ariel Walsh George Fox University Cinema and Media Communications arielwalsh5@gmail.com Riley Keating Connections Academy Film/General aleakeating@gmail.com

Samuel Palomin Portland Community College Multimedia: Video Production Palominsam@gmail.com

Ian McTigue University of Oregon Journalism igm@uoregon.edu

Andrew Schaffer MHCC Integrated Media: Video andrew@firwood.tv

Lily Mehallick ACMA Film/Acting lmehal@me.com Jenny Torgersen Portland State University Film Jennylynnet@gmail.com

YOUR VOICE + YOUR RESOURCE + YOUR COMMUNITY

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!

@sleepinghouse sean conley

@scottballardfilms scott ballard

@lensmonger michael koerner @briaunaskye briauna skye mckizzie

FOLLOW O M P A Fa c e b o o k Linkedin Twit ter Instagram

"Kids playing with cameras at the NW Career Expo. Over 7000 high school students from around the state come to the expo to see what's out there."

"I've never been in print before! Thank you ompa_org for giving me the opportunity to write abou t the things I love most, Portland and TV/Film" 7

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 Portland Community College is his first film festival acceptance.

Scott Ballard's new short film, North & Nowhere is premiering at the 2017 Arizona International Film Festival at the end of April.

Slater Dixon's latest short film "INCENDIO" screened at Cleveland International Film Festival and then heads to the Columbus International Film + Video Festival.

Dawn Jones Redstone, DP for 'Graphic Means' screens during Design Week this April.

Kyle Eaton's 'Shut Up Anthony' screened on 3/16 at Hollywood Theatre.

Patrick Neary's animated short "Roadside Attraction No. 1" is an official selection of the Ashland Independent Film Festival.

His animation work also appears in the feature documentary "Earth Seasoned" and his cinematography work in "Concrete Canvas", both AIFF selections.

Dawn Jones Redstone's 'Sista in the Brotherhood' wins the Audience Award for Best in Show at Chicago Feminist Film Festival Jason Edwards -"Grimm's" award-winning sound designer for all 123 one-hour episodes - was featured on Fox 12's "More" & on KGW's "Portland Today" and "Live at 7" The pieces were pitched by veteran film publicist Lyla Foggia.

Lucas Longacre Producer of 'The Original Fare' launched Season 4 on PBS. OMPAmembers who worked on 'Grimm' congratulations and thank you for your excellent work. Here are links to the community saying goodbye. Oregonian & KGW.

Information shared with OMPA from our members. Send yours to info@ompa.org.

Slater Dixon's short 'Incendio' won 40th PIFF Audience Award.

Promo video of Grimm crew with Terri Lodge, Bruce Lawson, Javier Baltazar, Kai Shelton sharing the impact of Grimm in Oregon; video produced by David Brame.

Chel White's 'Magda' was featured on Short of the Week.

Bent Image Lab's spot, 'American Indian College Fund' has been chosen to air on Time Square's giant 5000sqft screen!

Round of applause

OMPA Member Highlights

Rosemary Colliver of Laika, Lana Veenker of Cast Iron Studios and OMPA inspired a room of business professionals at Portland Business Alliance breakfast.

OMPA members represented at NW Youth Career Expo!

Thank you for inspiring future filmmakers; HouseSpecial, Raveneous Studios, Koerner Camera Systems, BLT Productions and Oregon Film.

Alicia J. Rose's The Benefits of Gusbandry is on the road at Atlanta Film Festival.

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Inside ompa

OMPA CHANGED INDIVIDUAL LEVEL MEMBERSHIP DUES We lowered our membership dues!

We also added a monthly recurring payment option for new members! Renewing members will also have the lower price available to them.

New Monthly Option:

First month $25 & $12.50 monthly

OR One Time Annual Fee: $160 First Year ($150 Annual Renewal)

annual membership of $150+ +one SourceOregon listing up to a value of $120 +one SourceOregon directory ($20 each) +free networking events +weekly jobs email blast +weekly industry news each Monday Tremendous value while supporting a nonprofit who advocates for the health of your industry!

do the math

What can YOU do to support 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).

SPREAD THE WORD!

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INSIDE SOURCEOREGON 2017 by janice shokrian

Have you received your copy of OMPA’s SourceOregon2017 Directory? Have you ever wondered about the thought process that went into producing this annual publication? I hope you enjoy the insight behind the pages of SourceOregon 2017.

Click the cover to read the magazine online!

What does OMPA do with these directories?

• Oregon Film uses these directories as a marketing tool.

• OMPA hand delivers these directories to every legislator to show them how many Oregonians make a living in this industry - plus you are informed voters!

• OMPA brings these directories to the film festivals we sponsor (in-kind) to be distributed to filmmakers as a marketing tool for our state.

• OMPA members receive a free copy of the directory and non-members may have a directory for $20/each.

SourceOregon 2017 has a theme!

The magazine portion of the publication is focused on Crews in the Field.

This theme was chosen as our way to thank our legislators for inspiring us to include a regional incentive which goes into effect in 2017.

This also inspired me to partner with Travel Oregon to showcase the vast landscapes for Oregon Film to highlight amazing locations and for OMPA to showcase the talent of our members being able to shoot in these beloved locations.

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ompa members first

OMPA only hired OMPA members as writers for the articles

When I first began working at OMPA, I would hear “I never get a job from SourceOregon.” Well, I heard you and now OMPA will only hire OMPA writers, because we believe in you!

only OMPA members’ projects are featured in the publication

You support the association that advocates for you - it is OMPA’s way of thanking our members. You produce outstanding work - enough said! OMPA has an abundance of work from which to choose. Even the publishing house, Bridgetown Publishing, is an OMPAmember.

OMPA members are listed first in the directory.

Why? Again, we thank you for being a member and supporting the non-profit that advocates for a healthy film industry across the state.

future plans What about SourceOregon2018?

Yes, once this annual publication is released, OMPA begins work on SourceOregon 2018. We are focusing on AR/VR/Animation. We are hoping to have a UX in the magazine portion. However, this will depend upon finding the right sponsors to make this happen.

How much does it cost to produce the SourceOregon and why does OMPA still publish this directory?

SourceOregon is just over ⅛ of OMPA’s operational budget. It is an expensive endeavor indeed. Only 5 states publish an annual directory. Oregon is the only state that publishes a magazine portion of the directory.

Why doesn’t OMPA drop the printed version and focus online?

The printed version of the directory is a tangible documentation of the depth of the crew and industry for when OMPA speaks with our legislators. Having a magazine portion of the directory informs our politicians of the productions that have been accomplished from year to year.

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Looking ahead for SourceOregon online?

OMPA is finalizing our request for proposals to revamp our SourceOregon online. We hope to have these changes in the works by the fall of 2017.

What are some changes that OMPA would like to see?

Foremost, it is important to OMPA that our members are seen first in the online directory. Why? Again, we thank you for being a member and supporting your nonprofit association to advocate for you.

Secondly, OMPA would like to have a more dynamic search engine.

Thirdly, well, that entails the integration of our website with the directory so you only have to remember one log-in and password. Yes, we are working on it!

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Events apr 5 blacklist happy hour

5:30PM - 7:30PM | Free Eventbrite RSVP Produce Row 204 SE Oak St, Portland, OR 97214 The Black List Happy Hour is a social hub for writers around the world where they can meet other screenwriters and discuss the craft and the reality of the screenwriter’s life. Facebook page for more info.

apr 13 Marmoset Presents: Nasty Women, Careers in Music and Film If you’d like to join us, please be sure to RSVP. Marmoset HQ 2105 SE 7th Avenue, Portland, OR 97214

To celebrate the impact of the amazing women in our industry, Marmoset’s next Artist Education Event, “Nasty Women, Careers in Music and Film,” will showcase three exceptional female pioneers of the music licensing world.

apr 14 2nd Annual Portland Indie Film Awards Ceremony Tickets available March 5th Columbia Edgewater Country Club 2220 NE Marine Dr, Portland, Oregon

A formal red carpet event with live entertainment, complimentary hors d’ oeurves & libations...an after party to remember and much much more...

Keep your eyes open and ready to purchase because seating will be limited to 300. Follow the Portland Indie Film & Netwoking FB for updates to the event.

apr 21 - 29 design week

Full Schedule Design Week Portland celebrates design as our city’s most promising cultural and economic resource. Our purpose is to explore process, craft, and practice across disciplines through the lens of Portland’s most vibrant programming.

Two days of core content on the Main Stage. Hundreds of free or low cost Events and Open Houses, conceived and hosted by the creative community. Public engagement at Headquarters. There’s something for everyone.

See the next page for OMPA members participating in Design Week: Open Houses!

Workshops 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!

Oregon Documentary Camp 2017 Thursday, May 18th to Sunday, May 21st More information here Register here

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Festivals

may 3 - 7 Archaeology channel international film festival

apr 6 - 10 ASHLAND INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Eugene, OR

Ashland, OR

may 5 - 7

apr 21 - 23

filmed by bike

disorient film festival

may 10 - 14

Eugene, OR

nw animation festival

Canon 7D FOR SALE

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catch these ompa members at their design week open house full schedule here

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Most filmmakers wouldn’t expect that Muse Storytelling, a filmmaking company whose stories have earned 5 Emmy-Awards for their work with CBS and Showtime, first began in a university dorm room.

A couple of Canadian, psychology students launched a journey in DIY wedding filmmaking as a way to save money for their own documentary. Looking beyond the diamond rings, cakes, and bouquets, what Patrick and Amina Moreau cared about most was the real people, and the story, behind the glitter of the ceremony.

It was this story-first approach that first landed them a feature-length documentary with the NFL, and continued to drive their work with some of the world’s biggest brands and the launch of 4 more feature-length documentaries.

Today, Muse Storytelling’s mission has developed to be much bigger than their personal creative pursuits. They’ve spent the last decade refining and teaching their storytelling process to teach other filmmakers across the world.

Through hundreds of workshops across a dozen countries and six continents, presenting for the United Nations, Youtube, Vimeo, and Canon, Muse Storytelling has transformed into a team of relentless educators who recognize story as the most effective means of communication.

And with the launch of their new speaking and storytelling workshop events, Muse Storytelling can now get to know your team, and tailor live events based on your unique goals and challenges.

You’re invited to learn more at musestorytelling.org/speaking-and-workshops.

Here you can reach out to share your story, and start a conversation of what a speaking or workshop event would look like for you, and how it would support you in connecting people and delivering on your goals.

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Open Signal launches 10-month immersive program for digital artists and makers Applications accepted through June 16, 2017 As the cost of traditional degree program increases each year, Open Signal introduces Future Forum, an accessible alternative for media artists and makers. This in-depth experience is part artist residency, part structured learning program and part community engagement; a unique opportunity for artists who use technology to strengthen skills and expand their work.

Between August 2017 and May 2018, the first cohort of 12 participants will benefit from focused training, independent projects and interactions with professionals in the field. Making use of the state-of-the-art equipment and facilities at Open Signal, the cohort will cultivate media skills of their choice, exploring filmmaking, experimental media, creative coding and more. They will be part of a shared learning environment that encourages collaboration and exchange of ideas.

Future Forum participants will also share their knowledge and gain teaching skills by delivering a media education experience to an Open Signal partner organization that serves marginalized populations. Partners may include Open School North, Benson Polytechnic High School or Columbia River Correctional Institute.

Future Forum is led and conceived by Stephen Slappe, head of the Video and Sound department at Pacific Northwest College of Art. "Future Forum is an opportunity to experiment radically with art and education," said Slappe. "We'll have more room to play outside of the walls of the institution. Participants will have time to incubate their work in a supportive, community-based approach to learning."

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“We want to remove the massive debt that often accompanies art education," said Taylor Neitzke, Open Signal Program Director. "We believe that increasing higher education costs stifles diverse voices in the arts and we want to hear more of those voices.�

The cost to attend the 10-month program is $3,000. Two work-study students will receive up to a full subsidy of the program costs. Applications for the program and work-study positions are due June 16, 2017.

Read more about the program and application.

About Open Signal Open Signal is a media arts center making media production possible for anyone and everyone in Portland, Oregon. Launched in January 2017, the center builds upon the 35-year legacy of Portland Community Media to create a resource totally unique in the Pacific Northwest. Open Signal offers media education, an equipment library, artist residencies and programs five cable channels with locally produced content. Open Signal delivers media programming with a commitment to creativity, technology and social change.

Metro TV Channel 21 to Receive International Film Festival Films on Special Loan Metro TV Community Channel 21, is receiving the loan of newly released indie films from two

area international juried film festivals, with the permission of the filmmakers. Metro TV staff reviews the films, which are family friendly and feature length.

This is a rare opportunity for the community to view recent juried films on Comcast Channel 21 that are currently on the festival circuit. Each film will be loaned for a month after each festival has concluded, with no limitation on the number of times that Channel 21 can air the film. The titles and schedules of the films will be announced on Channel 21.

One contributor is the non-profit DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon, sited in Eugene, celebrating their 12th year. Films will be screened at Bijou Art Cinemas on 13th Avenue during the Festival weekend, April 21-23, 2017. Mayor Vinis will provide Welcome remarks to audience and attending filmmakers on April 21. Over 40 filmmakers are slated to attend, from several locations internationally and within the continental U.S. DisOrient, an Asian Celebration partner event, promotes the talent of Asian filmmakers and portrays important Asian themes using film as the medium. The festival was established by Jason Mak, a former City employee now working at the State of Oregon. disorientfilm.org The other film contributor is the non-profit Archeology International Film Festival, also sited in Eugene, the longest running film festival in our area. Their festival runs May 3-6, 2017. archaeologychannel.org Metro TV Channel 21 operates within the Comcast areas of Eugene, Springfield and Lane County. Our community TV channels are an effective means of reaching cable audiences on a wide range of issues. The channels are provided through a contract with Comcast TV for their long term use of the Eugene public rights of way, managed by the City’s Telecommunications Program. For additional information about this new programming opportunity, please contact Pam Berrian, Telecommunications Program Manager, Information Services Division, at 541-6825590, or Neil Moyer, Metro TV, at 541-682-3799.

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ompa annual awards show 2017

Hosts Jason Rouse & Lori Ferraro: presenting a fun award "Most Grimm Audtions Without Being Cast"

see full photo album here

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Janice Shokrian, Executive Director of OMPA, and Janice Williams, Prodcuer and Board Member of OMPA

Nominee Hannah Lloyd and family

PK Glazer, Suzanne Owens-Duval, Yolanda Porter, Linda Gross

legacy award representative vic gilliam

Representative Brian Clem accepting the Legacy Award on behalf of Representative Vic Gilliam. Representative Jennifer Williamson presented the award.

impact award travis knight

Arianne Sutner, Head of Production at LAIKA, accepted the Impact Award on behalf of Travis Knight. Representative Jennifer Williamson presented the award.

actor awards presented by app-nw best commerical female actor ari montgomery best commerical male actor andrew harris best commerical performance kiah butts by a minor best film/tv female actor dana millican best film/tv male actor allen nause best film/tv performance kiah butts by a minor special jury award brandie sylfae stunt performance

dana millican

kiah butts

ari montgomery

brandie sylfae

allen nause

andrew harris

after party

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april Showtimes apr 9

apr 6 Bearcity 1 & 2 Double Feature @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre Slumber Party Massacre @ 9:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 7 Alive and Kicking @ Kiggins Theatre TRON in 70mm @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre Toute une nuit @ 7PM Whitsell Ghostbusters in 70mm @ 9:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 8 Interstellar in 70mm @ 1PM Hollywood Theatre Daughters of the Dust @ 4:30PM Whitsell Ghostbusters in 70mm @ 6PM Hollywood Theatre Hypernomalisation @ 7PM Whitsell

Alive and Kicking @ Kiggins Theatre (OMPA Member Heidi Zimmeran will be there for a Q&A) Hypernomalisation @ 12PM Whitsell Ghostbusters in 70mm @ 2PM Hollywood Theatre Daughters of the Dust @ 4:30PM Whitsell Interstellar in 70mm @ 6PM Hollywood Theatre Crooklyn @ 7PM Whitsell TRON in 70mm @ 9PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 10 TRON in 70mm @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 11 Invicible Armour @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 12 Bear City 3 @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 13 Five Minute Forum @ 7PM Whitsell El Norte @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

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apr 14 Black Orpheus @ 5:30PM Whitsell Almnayer’s Folly @ 8PM Whitsell The Void @ 9:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 15 Native Wisdom Films @ 2PM Whitsell Vintage Folk Tales @ 2PM Hollywood Theatre To Sleep with Anger @ 7PM Whitsell The Burbs with Dante @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 16 To Sleep with Anger @ 4:30PM Whitsell Show Me Love @ 7PM Whitsell New Tale of Zatoichi @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre The Void @ 9:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 20 Fish Tank @ 7PM Whitsell

apr 21 Sud @ 7PM Whitsell Look & See: A Portait of Wendell Berry @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 22 7th Heaven with Live Organ @ 2PM Hollywood Theatre Losing Ground @ 4:30PM Whitsell Chasing Coral @ 6:30PM Hollywood Theatre The White Ribbon @ 7PM Whitsell

apr 24 Marie Antoinette @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 26 Cowboys in Space @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 27 Best of We Like ‘Em Short Film Festival @ 7PM Whitsell Filming the Fossil Fuel Resistance @ 7:30PM @ Hollywood Theatre Dance@30FPS @ 7:30PM BodyVox

apr 28 Mr Gaga @ 7PM Whitsell Dancing Over Borders @ 7:30PM BodyVox Graphic Means @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

apr 29 Dance@30FPS @ 4PM BodyVox The White Balloon @ 4:30PM Whitsell Mr Gaga @ 8:30PM Whitsell

apr 30 Eyes of Fire @ 6:30PM Hollywood Theatre

tune in...

Check your listings for Rollin’ On TV

apr 23 Losing Ground @ 4:30PM Whitsell Chasing Coral @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre Ratcatcher @ 7PM Whitsell

OMPA MEMBERS CAN SHARE their UPCOMING SCREENINGs WITH OMPA! We want to help spread the word. CONTACT INFO@OMPA.ORG

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