OMPA Callsheet - June 2014

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OREGON MEDIA PRODUCTION ASSN

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Oregon’s Resource for the Media Production Industry

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We’re growing business 66% this year!!

OMPA organized Oregon’s industry in a coalition that increased Oregon’s production incentives for film, TV, indies, video game and post-production.

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OREGON MEDIA PRODUCTION ASSN

06.2014 Board of Directors

Mission OMPA is a 501(c)6 non-profit trade association dedicated to the development, growth and enhancement of the film, video and multimedia industry in the state of Oregon.

Board of Directors

Nathaniel Applefield Lisa Cicala Slater Dixon Aaron Douglas Jacqueline Gault Dennis Gleason Stefan Henry-Biskup Jamie Johnk Dennis Noreen Thomas Phillipson Michael Ratoza Dave Spraker Christopher Toyne James Wilderhancock

Volunteer Liaisons

Stephanie Strahan

Jobs Liaison Megan Drennen

Office Assistant Christian Henry

Office Assistant Dayan Morgan-Sylvaen

Portland Chapter Chair Jeff Johnston

Willamette Valley Chapter Chair Jennifer Kelley

Talent Committee Chair Sibyl Lazarra

PR Liaison Gretchen Miller

Post-Production Chair Roland Gauthier

Post-Production Chair Enrique Arias

Regional Government Coordinators Chair

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Director’s Letter

A net result of our activities last year yielded a $4 million increase in state incentive funds resulting in 66% more feature film and television shows for Oregon this year.

Next year we’ll need to ask the Oregon Legislature for an additional increase, as we are already turning away projects from Oregon as a result of the 2014-15 OPIF incentive already having been fully allocated. From the five inquiries we know about that were already turned away, we can make a case for doubling the incentive and doubling the business.

But can we satisfy that work? Having grown out-of-state production from $6 million per year ten years ago to over $120 million last year raises questions in many people’s minds: Can we double our capacity once again to meet with the increase in demand?

I know what every unemployed and underemployed Oregon media production industry worker will say: Hell yes, we can. Not enough people to work on a pending project? That problem is easily solved, and we’ll find a way to train up new crew members, new keys, new actors.

The state incentive program may not directly affect everyone, and it isn’t the only thing OMPA works on, but it is a concrete example of the value of what we accomplish by working together.

It also shows how we’d lose our voice in making the case if we didn’t have an OMPA. ------------------------------------------------------The question of having ample resources to do the job hits us at the OMPA office as well. Right now our office spends our time roughly:

• 25% raising awareness with Oregon elected leaders, • 25% publishing SourceOregon to promote the depth of Oregon resources, • 25% presenting networking meetings for OMPA members around the state, • 25% writing member communications, • 25% managing special interest programs for Actors, Post-Production, Students and others, • 25% fundraising to keep it together.

Are we giving 150%? Yes we are, and we are happy to do it!

OMPA has done amazing things. We are credited as having produced the very best industryawareness lobbying event the state capitol has ever seen, and we continue to provide network events and communications of the highest caliber.

Please contribute to OMPA by joining us for the celebration at the OMPA Classic Golf and Croquet Tournament on Friday, July 11th.

I’d like you to help us keep up the good work of OMPA. It takes a team effort! Please consider contributing in the fun and valuable membership and sponsorship opportunities we offer.

Tom McFadden Executive Director

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OMPA MOPAN Chapter Meeting: June 12 Who Owns Content in a Cloud

The June OMPA MOPAN Chapter meeting/social schmooze will be Thursday, June 12th, at a location in Eugene TBD. Socializing starts at 6:30, followed by meeting at 7pm.

Tentatively scheduled: A videotaped speech by Gig Sohn, a media lawyer working under FCC Chairman Wheeler

in Washington, DC. Her presentation was the keynote speech at an Oregon telecom association meeting and covered the analogto-digital transition from a copyright and trademark perspective.

If you have any questions, contact Jeff Johnston, 541-914-1152.

Klik Animation Festival Comes to Hollywood Theatre In Portland on June 1 at 7pm and 9pm Klik, Amsterdam’s favorite animation festival, concludes their historic firstever US tour with a stop in Portland. Join Klikkers Tünde Vollenbroek and Mathijs Stegink, and Dutch animation director Joost Lieuwma (Things You’d Better Not Mix Up, Leaving Home) at the Hollywood Theatre for two special screenings on June 1st: 7pm: DUTCH DELIGHTS is a Klikcurated overview of contemporary animation in the Netherlands, proudly presenting striking animated shorts, student work, TV series, and commercial projects. This program is family friendly.

9pm: Best of Klik! The best of the fest, featuring award-winning films from around the world. This program is not suitable for young children.

Between screenings, we’ll be bringing a taste of the festival’s unique activities and culture to the Hollywood Theatre, so join us for a special evening of international animation!

June 1st, Hollywood Theatre 4122 NE Sandy Blvd, 7 and 9pm With support from: Rebekah Villon, The Hollywood Theatre, The Netherlands Film Funds, Eye International, Bent Image Lab and ASIFA Portland.

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BendFilm Worth the Entry Fee MovieMaker Magazine recognized BendFilm for the second year in a row as one of the “50 Film Festivals Worth The Entry Fee in 2014.” The list spotlights key festivals up-and-coming filmmakers should consider when entering the festival circuit. And Central Oregon plays a part in making sure its local, independent film festival stays “a bit homier, edgier, more personal and,” in the words of MovieMaker Magazine, “absolutely worth it.”

“We are thrilled to once again receive MovieMaker’s recognition,” BendFilm Director Todd Looby said. “As a filmmaker myself, I can’t think of a better place to exhibit. BendFilm offers an unbeatable location in Bend, enthusiastic and informed

audiences, cash prizes, a filmmakercentric focus, accomplished jurors, unique programs each year and, of course, the best freshly-brewed beer and roasted coffee all independent artists dream of. These things combine to make BendFilm stand out among the hundreds of film festivals across the country.”

MovieMaker Magazine called attention to BendFilm’s commitment to supporting filmmakers both in the 2013 and 2014 lists, stating: “Bend has stayed committed to the ideal that, at a film fest, the moviemaker is king—and should be treated as such.”

The 11th annual festival runs October 9-12, 2014.

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BendFilm BASH Brings the Bacon BendFilm will host the 4th annual BASH fundraiser from 6–9 pm May 31, 2014 at the North Rim Lodge, 1500 NW Wild Rye Circle, Bend, OR 97701.

This year BendFilm celebrates its 11th anniversary by introducing new director, Todd Looby, and celebrating some of Bend’s best local artisans. Gourmet appetizers will be provided by Sunny Yoga Kitchen, Little Bite Cafe, DRAKE, Joolz and La Magie. Boneyard Brewing, Oregon Spirit Distillers and Humm Kombucha will serve beverages. Local talent, Franchot Tone, will keep the party dancing with live music.

There will also be ample opportunities to win great prizes and BendFilm merchandise. All who purchase a ticket for the event will be eligible to win a 2014 BendFilm Festival Full Film Pass.

There will also be a raffle to win BendFilm merchandise and a Full Festival Pass that allows free entry into every film and party.

Tetherow Golf Resort will raffle off a dinner and overnight stay for two. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at www.bendfilm. org/news/2014_bash_tickets_on_sale_now or at the BendFilm office–1000 NW Wall St, Suite 260, Bend, OR 97701.

“The positive energy coming from BendFilm supporters is incredible,” Looby said. “Nothing says that more than the hard work and care our volunteer BASH committee put into hosting this event–not to mention the generous food, drink and entertainment sponsors. I am looking forward to meeting even more of our supporters at the BASH. It’s going to be a great time and I cannot wait to kick off our 11th year with some amazing people.”

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Film & Media Meet and Greet Join OMPA, Clackamas County and Electric Entertainment at the June 2014 OMPA Portland Chapter Networking Meeting Saturday - June 28, 2014 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Electric Entertainment Soundstage RSVP REQUIRED - Space is Limited!

OMPA Members Event

Tour The Librarians stages!

Light appetizers and drinks will be served.

RSVP TO: Jamie Johnk, Clackamas County | Phone: 503-742-4413 | Email: jamiejoh@clackamas.us

OVLA Presents Free Wokshop for Artists & Creatives June 3 at 12pm in Portland, Oregon Oregon Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (OVLA) presents the workshop “Working with Attorneys and Legal Services� on June 3 in Portland, Oregon Who: All interested artists, creatives,

attorneys, and others Date: Tuesday, June 3, 2014 Time: 12:00 - 1:00 p.m.

Location: Klarquist Sparkman, LLP

121 SW Salmon St., Ste. 1600

Portland, OR 97204 Please feel free to bring a brown bag lunch. Drinks will be provided.

Hear from local attorneys and OVLA board members about how artists can get (and use) legal assistance, how attorneys work with clients, and tips for better communication between artists and legal service providers. Also learn about OVLA and its services for artists, including the pro bono legal clinic. General question and answer session included. (NOTE - Attorneys will not provide advice for specific legal issues during the workshop.)

No RSVP required, but questions can be emailed to Karen Wetherell Davis, Esq. at karen@eoplaw.com.

For more info on OVLA, visit the new website at www.oregonvla.org.

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2015 POWFest Call-For-Entries The Portland Oregon Women’s Film Festival (POWFest) is now accepting entries for its eighth annual festival scheduled to take place March 12-15, 2015. The regular deadline for entries is Friday, August 15, 2015. POWFest places a spotlight on women directors by showcasing their work and empowering the community of women in film.

POWFest encourages women to find their voice and to share their stories through innovative and quality filmmaking. We feature the work of today’s top women directors, honoring the true pioneers while providing support and recognition for the next generation of leading women filmmakers. Past Guests of Honor include: Allison Anders, Kathryn Bigelow, Gillian Armstrong, Amy Heckerling, Barbara

Kopple, Penelope Spheeris, Ondi Timoner and Joanna Priestley.

Deadlines & Fees ● Early Bird Deadline: Postmarked by June 20, 2014 ~ $20 ● Regular Deadline: Postmarked by August 15, 2014 ~ $30 ● Late Deadline: Postmarked by September 5, 2014 ~ $35 ● WAB Extended Deadline: Postmarked by September 19, 2014 ~ $45 Films must be directed or co-directed by women and can be of any length, style or genre. Detailed information about submitting films can be found at www.powfest.com.

New Dates Announced for Eastern Oregon Film Fest 2015 EOFF has enjoyed the last couple of years presenting a fine collection of film and music in the cold & grey months of winter in the Grande Ronde Valley.

However, in 2015 EOFF has decided to go green! Plan to participate in the sixth annual event on May 7-9, 2015.

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Superfine Actor Award Nominations OMPA brings you the 5th or so installment of awards for our front-ofcamera talent, behind-the-scenes talent, and the professional community that supports the film industry. September 27th is the night at which OMPA awards the Superfine Actor awards, which recognize Actors, Stunt Performers and

Talent Support for excellence in craft and community building. Anyone in Oregon’s industry may be nominated for a Superfine Actor award and nominations may be submitted by members of OMPA, SAGAFTRA, PATA and APP-NW using the form at www.ompa.org/awards.

RACC Presents Professional Development Workshop for Artists

June 7: “Building your social media persona: Tools and creative approaches” Check out upcoming professional development workshops for artists as part of the Regional Arts and Culture Council’s 2014 Artist Workshop Series.

“Building your social media persona: Tools and creative approaches” takes place on Saturday, June 7th. Come learn

the best way to utilize the myriad tools out there to connect an audience with your work. You’ll learn about crafting compelling content, streamlining your social media efforts, and recruiting social media soldiers.

For registration and full workshop listings, visit: 2014 Artist Workshop Series.

Spotlight Awards at The Drammys The Portland Area Theatre Alliance (PATA) is delighted to be sponsoring the Spotlight Awards this year at the Drammy Awards on June 9th. The Spotlight Awards are an opportunity to recognize the amazing people working behind the scenes in Portland theatre from stage managers to volunteers, and carpenters

to dramaturges.

Nominations are open until June 1st here. Voting will happen from June 2-7th here.

Learn more about the Drammy Awards, and join PATA in attending on June 9th at the Crystal Ballroom.

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2014 OPIF Tax Credit Auction Announced for July 9-18 The Oregon Department of Revenue plans to conduct a tax credit auction for the Oregon Production Investment Fund (OPIF) in July. The total amount of tax credits to be auctioned will be $10,000,000. This is the largest amount that we have had available to date, so it will be a good opportunity for people to be able take advantage of the tax credits. The process will be exactly the same as the successful auction conducted last October.

The Governor’s Office and Film & Television will be working hard to make sure all the tax credits sell out in the designated time frame. If they are successful in that goal, this will be the only opportunity for people to contribute to the fund and receive OPIF tax credits for 2014.

The most important points to know right now: ● The OPIF online auction will begin at 9 am Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) on Wednesday, July 9, 2014. It will end at 5 pm PDT on Friday July 18, 2014. ● No bids will be accepted before or after the designated times.

● Bidders must submit payment along with Form TCA by Friday, July 25, 2014 at 5 pm. ● There will be $10 million in tax credit certificates available for the auction. ● The credit certificates will be in $500 increments and the minimum bid will be $475.

The Oregon Department of Revenue’s webpage for the auction is now online. The online auction will begin July 9, 2014 at 9 am PDT at the following link: www.oregon.gov/dor/PERTAX/Pages/ credit-auction-info.aspx The links to submit bids will not be active until that time, but complete information on the auction process and dates is available at the above link now.

If you have any questions about the OPIF tax credits or the auction process, please feel free to contact Nathan Cherrington, IT/ Financial Manager at the GOFT, via email (nathan@oregonfilm.org) or phone at 971254-4020.

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Enrollment Deadline for Hollywood Theatre Studio Extended to June 30th Summer Film Camp for Ages 13-15 Spielberg, Hitchcock, Coppola, *Your Name Here*. Hollywood Theatre Studios puts you in the Director’s chair. Application and payment deadline for Session One is June 30th. Enroll now as limited spots remain for this summer film camp for ages 13-15. More information can be found here.

To enroll in Hollywood Theatre Studios, click the image to download the application.

Session One: July 7th – July 18th Monday – Friday, 11am – 4pm Session Two: July 21 – August 1 Monday – Friday, 11am – 4pm

Click to watch the “Enroll Now” video.

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Digital One, Mastercraft Make AICP Shortlist Digital One – premier post production studio encamped on the banks of the Willamette River – has recently been selected to the shortlist of contenders for an AICP Award for excellence in Sound Design from the AICP Show, the Association of Independent Commercial Producers.

The AICP-selected web film, MasterCraft’s “Mission 04: History Is History,” is a glimpse of the past, present and future of on-water experiences, carefully crafted by the finest purveyor of inboard luxury performance boats, MasterCraft. The three-minute web film showcases the newly re-designed ProStar waterskiing boat, a re-imagined and re-inspired take on an original classic, first constructed by MasterCraft in 1968.

Produced by Portland, OR-based Nemo Design and shot, edited and directed by Bump Films, “History Is History” features the ProStar in Phantom slow motion, complete with ski jumpers and slalom skiers that effortlessly seem to defy the laws of physics. To channel

the excitement of being out on the open water being pulled to nauseating heights, Digital One Sound Designer Chip Sloan combined high quality location audio and precise sound design to create a multidimensional look at the 2014 ProStar. In an effort to capture the most authentic MasterCraft sounds possible, Digital One worked closely with Bump Films in pre-production to determine the best way to capture location audio that would be fitting of the beast it would ultimately represent. When the piece was ready for audio post production, Sloan developed a layered drone, built like an onion, revealing a slightly different audioscape as each layer was peeled back. The result is a shining example of how subtly crafted sound design can enhance emotion without becoming distracting.

In addition to being selected to the AICP shortlist for work completed in 2013, Sloan also received a Gold AICP Award of Excellence in Sound Design for his work with Nike in 2012.

Click to view “Mission 04: History Is History.”

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OMPA Members Unveil Digital Interactive Storytelling Capsules OMPA Members Dr. Erica Risberg and Mr. Caelan McTavish Huntress, along with Mr. Kahlil Calavas, are pleased to unveil their first collaborative effort: 360-DISC (Digital Interactive Storytelling Capsules).

What the team does is take 360-degree panoramas of a place, then populate them with hotspots (+). When you click on a hotspot, it opens up to either a document, photo, audio piece or video.

The panoramas are launched either online or with a QR code on the site of the project.

Imagine being on the Barlow Road of the Oregon Trail system and hearing what it’s like to be on it 150 years ago as you’re hiking; or having access to an old map, a story about an object, or historical reenactments. The possibilities for this

technology are unlimited!

The 360-DISC team works with a large range of clients - from corporate entities to heritage organizations - who are looking to connect with people using technology and storytelling.

More on the project can be found at www.360-disc.com.

The 360-DISC team, L-R: Caelan McTavish Huntress, Kahlil Calavas, Erica Risberg

CG Legend Brad Peebler of The Foundry presents MODO 801 Monday, June 2 at NewSpace Center for Photography, 6pm The enthusiastic co-founder of Luxology and 3D software industry pioneer Brad Peebler will be passing through Portland June 2nd to present the Foundry’s new release of MODO 801. Guaranteed not to be your typical posterior-numbing 3D software demo, Brad brings his deep

knowledge of MODO and humor to PDX, for what will be an informative and entertaining show & tell. Meet up with fellow 3D artists, and support the growing local cg industry.

This is a free event. Food and drink provided. Seating is limited! RSVP at www.bradpeebler.eventbrite.com.

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Financial Advisor Produces/Directs First Film with OMPA Member Hollie Olson Eric Maher, financial advisor to many OMPA members, started 2014 with the goal of directing a short film and plunged head first into the creative side of the local film industry.

On the advice of OMPA Executive Director Tom McFadden (a long time client) he reached out to the professional community to which he usually offers his business services, and contracted local filmmaker Hollie Olson for the job. Hollie is a writer/director/producer who joined OMPA after the debut of her 2011 feature film, GABBY’S WISH, which she wrote and directed. With Hollie on board, Eric found himself immersed in a world few outside the industry ever get to experience: acting as director and executive producer of a short film.

Considering a project from many of the scripts sitting on her hard-drive, Hollie suggested a short she penned in 2012 entitled “Margaret & Joe,” a story that teases the audience with a twisting drama and a surprise ending. With few locations and a small cast of three, Olson knew it could be produced with an affordable budget. Eric and Hollie collaborated on ideas of how to produce the film and the balance of pre-production, locations and crew fell into place very quickly.

Along for the ride were other OMPA members: Philip Anderson as the Director of Photography, lead actress Marcella Laasch and Tim Wyndham, president of Cineduction Group, as an associate

producer. The short also stars well known local actor Greg James and introduces stage actor Clancy O’Hara. With Hollie bringing on board the usual gang she works with on her film and commercial projects, Eric was thrilled to have such an experienced crew including Mick Alderman, Julian F. Grijalva and Betty Alcaraz. The tiny crew with a large amount of talent knocked out principal photography on May 9th and 10th, 2014. The film is now in post-production with editing

by Blue Couch Media, with Hollie Olson and producing partner Chris Wilson set to finish the film with sound design, musical score and color correction. The premiere is tentatively scheduled around the first of August 2014.

To learn more about the project visit www.margaretandjoefilm.com

And we’re wrapped! May 10, 2014.

From left: Mick Alderman, Marcella Laasch, Eric Maher, Hollie Olson, Clancy O’Hara, Philip Anderson, Greg James; bottom row: Betty Alcaraz and Julian F Grijalva.

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Ghost Mine Owner Offers Live Streaming Reality Paranormal Adventure Ghost Mine owner Larry Overman has developed a new live streaming reality adventure to create jobs, encourage tourism and bring paranormal entertainment to his infamous Crescent Mine, which was featured and served as the primary location, for a two year run, on the SyFy Channel’s popular paranormal reality show “Ghost Mine.”

Overman and his company Tesla Wolf Media launched the new site Haunted Mine TV, which offers three subscription packages allowing fans to view the goingson at the mine for continuous, looping, real time streaming. Overman discovered that fans continue to hunger for the ‘ghost’ sightings, sounds and paranormal activity at the mine which is famous for its paranormal and haunted history.

Subscribers to this new adventure will be able to see activity at the mine in real time through continuous streaming. An added bonus for a lucky fan plus a guest is the chance to work at the mine and earn up to $10,000 in one week. Annual subscribers are eligible to submit an essay, an online resume, and a photo for the chance to work at the mine, be involved in a media production with an experienced team, and earn a big payout.

Overman is bringing the original mining crew from 2010 and adding a few more to round out the team for entertainment and mining expertise. New buildings are to be constructed to house the crew at the Crescent Mine site in Sumpter, Oregon.

Keeping with the paranormal theme,

Overman plans to bring in psychic medium Sara Lemos from Salem, Oregon to help investigate the mine and give fans more paranormal bang for their buck.

Overman’s foremost goal is to create jobs in Oregon. With a fervent new motive to keep mining, Overman has recently discovered, from tests completed, that a rare metal compound lithium and rubidium are present in the mine. This metal compound has a wide range of possible uses, from space travel to cancer and mental illness treatments.

Bringing a personal incentive to mine this compound comes from Larry Overman’s wife Stacie Overman’s personal history of breast cancer and losing her former husband to cancer. To honor his wife and others struggling with cancer, illness and adversity, one dollar for every subscription to Haunted Mine TV will go to charities chosen carefully for those in need. Some of the chosen organizations to be recipients of these monies are The Wounded Warriors Project, ASPCA, St. Jude and Camp UKANDU. The new operation Haunted Mine TV, under the Tesla Wolf Media label, will be open to tours and visitors. “Plan on new opportunities for fans with both entertainment value and lucrative possibilities,” Overman promises.

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Uncage the Soul Produces Projects for Nike & Converse Uncage the Soul has “just done it.� As reported by the firm, they have produced several projects for Nike and the Nikeowned Converse brand. From the iconic Converse Chuck Taylor to the unveil of the 29th iteration of the Nike Air Jordan,

Click to watch the reveal of the Air Jordan XX0.

they recently handled some legendary treads and were in the presence of footwear masterminds. Click the images below to see the spots.

Working at Converse may be in your future.

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Katie O’Grady Announces Dates for Summer Acting Camps for Kids and Teens 50% Payment due at registration. Cash, checks & debit/credit cards accepted via Paypal.

Register at actingforkids@yahoo.com

July 15th-16th: Teen Intensive Meisner Technique 11am-4pm $95

June 20th: Welcome to Acting!

12pm-5:30pm $75 Great for beginners or curious kids

July 21st-22nd: On-Camera Audition 10am-2pm $75

June 24th: Monster Walk 10am-1pm $45 June 27th: Welcome to Summer Potluck @Coach Katie’s House 5pm-7pm All classes & summer students welcome!

July 24th-25th: Character Development 10am-2pm $75 August 5th-7th: Comedy/Improv/ Musical Movement 10am-2pm $140

July 1st: Meisner Technique 6pm-8pm $40

August 14th: On-Camera Audition Workshop for Commercial & TV 10am-2pm $65

July 7th-11th: Week of Acting 10am-3pm $275

August 18th-21st: Make A Movie Camp! $650

July 15th-16th: Acting for Youngsters 10am-11am $40

Goonies Day in Astoria: June 7 June 7 is always “Goonies Day” in Astoria. This year, Clatsop County will be celebrating the 29th anniversary of the release of the cult-classic THE GOONIES. The fun weekend will include tours of the privately owned Goonies House, scavenger hunts, trivia, a quote-along showing of the movie, and an attempt to set the world

record for most people doing the Truffle Shuffle at once. The Oregon Film Museum will be open all weekend long. For more information check out www.travelastoria. com or contact the Oregon Film Museum at 503-325-2203.

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Announcing Moonlight Man Productions Olive Gallagher

503-908-7842, 323-836-5604 production@moonlightman.com www.moonlightmanproductions.com Feature film writer, composer, producer

Zoe Gieringer

503-314-3519, 503-956-6970 z.gieringer@gmail.com zoegieringer.com Student studying videography, editing, directing; PA

Portland Chapter James Bateman

james@jambayco.com Actor represented by Take 2

Joseph Perez Bertot

Carita Louise

503-254-8669, 503-706-5403 starlet75@comcast.net Actor represented by Actors in Action

Katie Michels

323-839-2667 joebertot@gmail.com Actor represented by Option Model and Media

360-904-5308 katiewmichels@gmail.com www.katiemichels.com Actor represented by Option Model and Media.

West Coast Events Production Douglas Bouland

Julianne Nelson

503-294-0412, 503-789-6783 douglas.bouland@wcep.com www.wcep.com Event equipment rentals

ProspectPDX Stacey Dycus, Principle

503-227-5181, 541-350-2781 info@prospectpdx.com www.prospectPDX.com Public relations and multimedia company

503-857-8667 junejulianne@gmail.com Actor represented by Ryan Artists

John FK Parenteau

503-928-7496 jfkparenteau@gmail.com www.johnparenteau.com Film/web production

Mark Petersen

213-705-2194 mwpetersen@mac.com www.mwpetersen.com DP and Camera Operator for features, TV, commercials, documentaries

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805-405-0970 bstanford@mac.com DP and Digital Imaging Technician

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Chelsie Thomas

321-961-7869 coreyjamesfisher@gmail.com Student studying educational video production at Oregon State University

541-646-5492 chelsiemthomas@gmail.com Actor represented by Take 2

Circle T Designs Cindy Thompson, Owner

503-704-6995 cindy@circletdesigns.com www.circletdesigns.com Provides and designs production holsters for walkie-talkies and cell phones

10 Bridges Media Ben Trimbo

503-482-9151, 503-936-0721 contact@10bridgesmedia.com www.10bridgesmedia.com Full service video production studio

Laura Welsh

503-501-1761 lwelsh88@gmail.com Actor represented by Take 2

Janae Werner

503-750-8869 foo-c@juno.com Actor represented by Take 2

John Zoller

503-380-7669 snowbum33@live.com Actor represented by Option Model & Media

Corey Fisher

Other/Out of State Dara Hall

253-905-7060 dhall895@hotmail.com Student studying film production and screenwriting at Central Washington University

Gwyn LaRee

503-208-5703 gwyn@gwynlaree.com www.GwynLaRee.com Actor