OMPA Callsheet - Oct 2014

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Mission The CALLSHEET is published 11 months of the year by the Oregon Media Production Association.

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Board of Directors Lisa Cicala, President Nathaniel Applefield, Vice President & Gov’t Affairs Chair Dennis Gleason, Vice President & Chapters Chair Jamie Johnk, Secretary/Treasurer Slater Dixon Aaron Douglas, Fundraising Chair

Jacqueline Gault, PR/Communications Chair Stefan Henry-Biskup Dennis Noreen Thomas Phillipson, Scholarships Chair Michael Ratoza Dave Spraker James WilderHancock, Nominating Committee Chair

Staff Tom McFadden, OMPA Executive Director

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Director’s Letter Dear Industry Member, As an industry we like to celebrate. As a community, we also weather storms. Between global economic collapses, or the local ones we can have between gigs, we all know that maintaining support for ourselves and our families can be a challenge.

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its inception, the OMPA Talent Committee has wanted to achieve a few things: ● Represent on-camera talent in SourceOregon along with the other crew and services listed there ● Throw a top-notch event to raise attention to Oregon’s on-camera acting community ● Contribute to a “Talent in Need” fund to support performers who are facing financial challenges

The Oregon Actors Awards on October 12 is a lot of things. It is agencies, individuals, businesses and non-profits working together to promote the jewels in our production industry’s tiara.

It is also a fundraiser for the Valentine Fund to provide financial assistance to members of the Portland-area theater community in times of medical or personal emergency.

Thanks to the sponsorship of Koerner Camera Systems, and with the support of PATA, SAGAFTRA, APP-NW, OMPA, and a host of Oregon and Washington agencies and services, every single dollar received at the door of the October 12th event will be contributed directly to PATA in support of the Valentine Fund!

We are proud to bring you a celebration of actors. In true Oregon spirit, the winners are those who excel both in craft, and in their commitment to building community.

Find out who wins - join us on Sunday, October 12.

Tom McFadden Executive Director

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OMPA’s Portland Chapter Hosts Open Screening on Oct 21 Submission Deadline: Oct 15

The Portland Chapter of the Oregon Media Production Association is partnering with The Northwest Film Center to present an OMPA edition of their bi-monthly Open Screening program. Come join us for an evening of mingling, snacks, drinks and locally produced film at the Portland Art Museum’s Miller Gallery (1119 SW Park Ave).

Doors open at 6pm for food, drink and conversation with the screening beginning at 7pm. Admission is free.

If you have some recent work you would like to share, e-mail thomas@nwfilm.org

by October 15th with “Open Screening” in the subject line (see details below). First come, first served, time allowing, with priority for films less than 10 minutes and for work from OMPA members. Open Screenings at the Film Center are free and open to the public, so invite your friends and come check out these recent works from our local filmmakers!

Submission Guidelines: Confirmation that the filmmaker will be in attendance and the following information: Film Title, Director, Short Synopsis,

Running Time, Format (uncompressed .mov file preferred.) to be delivered to Thomas*

by October 15th. *Deliver drive or disc with title and contact information on it by hand to the Northwest Film Center offices at 934 SW Salmon Street or via mail to

Thomas Phillipson

Northwest Film Center

1219 SW Park Avenue

Portland, OR 97205 Preferred Filetype: Quicktime .mov file Codec: Apple Pro Res 422 (HQ preferred but not required), or h.264 Ideal Resolution: 1920x1080 (if work is made in a non-16:9 aspect ratio, e.g. 4:3 or 2.35/scope, please pillarbox/letterbox to 16:9 frame) Framerate: 23.98 or 24 fps Preroll: 5 seconds of black Postroll: 5 seconds of black Audio: Stereo mix More about the event can be found here: www.nwfilm.org/screenings/58/609/#3485

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Call for Entries: Metro’s Let’s Talk Trash Film Contest Submission Deadline: Oct 12, 9 PM Metro invites filmmakers of all ages and skill levels to participate in the Let’s Talk Trash film contest. The film contest will bring stories to life that showcase the role trash plays in our everyday lives and some ideas for what we can do with garbage in the future.

Finalists will have the opportunity to premiere their films at the Let’s Talk Trash Film Gala, Monday, Nov. 10 at the 41st Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival presented by the Northwest Film Center. A first place winner will be selected by audience choice and awarded a prize of $500.

Let’s Talk Trash is a fun series of events designed to engage the public in long-term discussions about where our garbage goes and how the region can best manage its garbage in the future.

Film submissions must be no more than 10 minutes in length and focused on trash, but filmmakers are encouraged to be creative in their approach to the subject.

Possible themes include: ● The history and/or future of garbage.

Where does garbage go once it leaves the curb? Where should it go? ● What becomes of garbage? What does it or could it turn into? ● How can or could technology affect garbage? ● What does garbage do for us? Or what could it do?

More information, including contest rules and a submission form, can be found

at www.oregonmetro.gov/filmcontest. Films must be submitted no later than 9 PM on Sunday, Oct. 12. Finalists will be announced on Tuesday, Oct. 21. The Film Contest Gala Event, at which finalist films will be shown and a winner chosen by the audience, will be held on Monday, Nov. 10 at 7 PM at the Northwest Film Center’s Whitsell Auditorium.

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Tickets Available for 11th Annual BendFilm Festival October 9-12 in Bend, OR

Tickets and passes are now available for BendFilm, Central Oregon’s premiere and celebrated Film Festival. Full Film Passes are $150, Full Festival Passes are $250, and tickets for individual films and screenings are $11. To view a complete line up of independent films and purchase tickets or passes, visit www.bendfilm.org or call 541-388-3378.

“This year’s program is one of the best Film Festival lineups I’ve seen,” said BendFilm Festival Director Todd Looby.

“We are screening 94 films. We have two world premieres, one US premiere and dozens of regional premieres. We love bringing films to Central Oregon that would otherwise not have made it here.”

The Festival released the names of the films totaling 16 narratives, 17 documentaries and 61 shorts. Festival director, Looby; Board member and Programmer, Juli Hamdan; and their screening team selected the films.

In the spring of 2014, Moviemaker Magazine once again included BendFilm in the “Top 50 Film Festivals worth the Entry Fee”. On the heels of its 10th Anniversary Celebration, BendFilm seeks to expand to a greater year-round presence in Central Oregon – already boasting wildly successful screenings of Alex Gibney’s “The Magic Trip” on the 50th Anniversary of Ken Kesey’s iconic bus trip across the US; and, in conjunction with the Tower Theater, hosted a packed screening of Steve James’ acclaimed documentary, “Life Itself”. BendFilm also aims to expand its educational programs all over Central Oregon.

BendFilm is proud to announce that for the first time in the fest’s history they are partnering with the Confederated Tribes

of Warm Springs to screen two Native American-themed films at the reservation, WINTER IN THE BLOOD and RETURN OF THE RIVER. Brooks Resources Corporation is once again sponsoring the $5,000 cash prize for Best of Show – an amount unique among four-day regional film festivals. Indie Women for Independent Film will sponsor additional $500 cash prizes in multiple categories.

Panavision has also donated an impressive camera package worth $60,000 to go to the Best Narrative Feature.

The festival’s Jury includes some of the “Best of the Northwest” filmmakers and personalities: Cinematographer, Ben Kasulke; Producers, Mel Eslyn and Lacey Leavitt; Film Journalist, Erik Henricksen; Academy-Award Nominated Animator, Mark Gufstason; and Shorts Programmer for several key festivals, Hebe Tabachnik.

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World Film Week: Oct 3-9 in Ashland, OR With REEL to ROGUE fundraiser on Thursday, Oct 2 The 25th Annual Varsity World Film Week will be held at the Varsity Theatre, 166 E Main Street in downtown Ashland, from Friday, Oct 3 through Thursday, Oct 9.

Coming Attractions Theatres is once again partnering with the Ashland Independent Film Festival (AIFF) to offer a compelling and illuminating representation of world film, including documentaries and feature films, some not yet in national release.

Highlights of Varsity World Film Week include THE TRIP TO ITALY, the hilarious sequel to THE TRIP, starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon; the boundary-defining documentary POINT AND SHOOT from two-time Academy Award®–nominated director and AIFF alum Marshall Curry; HOOP DREAMS director Steve James’ LIFE ITSELF which explores the legacy of legendary film critic and cultural influence Roger Ebert; and THE LAST SEASON about matsutake mushroom hunters in Chemult, Oregon. The director of THE LAST SEASON, AIFF alum Sara Dosa, will be present for Q&As after the Fri, Sat & Sun screenings.

Tickets are on sale now at the Varsity Box Office and online at catheatres. com and cost $8.50 for adults or $7 for seniors, AIFF members, students, military w/active ID & children: $7. Tickets, Go to ashlandfilm.org for a complete listing of film synopses, show times and links to trailers.

Download a printable brochure (PDF), or pick one up at the Varsity Theatre.

Additionally, AIFF will kick off Varsity World Film Week with the annual REEL to ROGUE celebration and fundraiser at the historic Peerless Hotel & Gardens on Thursday, October 2nd. Enjoy music from cellist Daniel Sperry and participate in the live auction wine grab.

Tickets to REEL to ROGUE are $75 per person and include international fare prepared by Peerless Executive Chef Joshua Ketner, a signature cocktail and a glass of the Rogue Valley’s finest wines. All proceeds directly support the non-profit AIFF and its mission to celebrate the diversity of the human experience through the art of independent film. For further information and to buy tickets for REEL to ROGUE, see ashlandfilm.org.

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Screenwriters/Filmmakers Retreat at Eugene International Film Fest Nov 7-9 at Valley River Center in Eugene The Eugene International Film Festival, now in its 9th successful year, again proudly presents an intensive 3-day Screenwriters/Filmmakers Retreat taught

by Hollywood insiders. This Retreat is a unique, intensive course in writing and marketing your screenplays and TV projects and runs concurrently with the Festival, Nov. 7-9, 2014, with an opening reception Thursday evening, Nov. 6th.

Over the course of the Retreat, you will have the quality time you have always wanted to further your career with renowned industry professionals.

Major film, TV & book Agent Ken Sherman; TV series producer, showrunner, screenwriter, playright & bestselling novelist Tom Sawyer; and successful film/ video distributor, packager & producer Mike Katchman teach no-nonsense techniques

for creating and selling movie and TV projects in today’s difficult marketplace.

These successful veterans of “the Biz” work one-on-one with aspiring writers, helping them hone their material, and then effectively pitch their concepts (and themselves) – essential elements of breaking into film and/or TV writing, and winning. They will share their experiences and answer questions about how to launch one’s career.

Sherman, Sawyer and Katchman’s popular, widely acclaimed course is now in its 8th year at the Eugene Festival.

It runs nine hours over three days, plus time for homework assignments. Cost is $99/$125 for students and $125/$150 for the general public. Register online at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/875378.

Date: Thursday, December 4, 2014 Doors: 6:30pm Gaming: 7-10pm Location: Clues Forthcoming Presented by:

Live Music Appetizers No-Host Bar Prizes Blackjack - Texas Hold’em - Roulette - Craps Costume Contest 21 and over only, please

First Drink Free Tickets on sale October 20 at OMPA.org & Brown Paper Tickets

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APP-NW Launches “Hire Local Talent” Campaign You may remember that The Alliance of Professional Performers-NW (APP-NW) recently looked at the issue of candidates in Northwest elections using non-Northwest talent in their political advertising. At their last Actors Happy Hour, APP-NW introduced an effort to educate local candidates running for office about hiring local talent for their campaign ads.

They distributed sheets with a simple one-line pledge candidates could sign stating that they would hire local talent for their ads! Click here to download a copy of the pledge and take it to the

people running to represent you in this year’s election.

APP-NW will publish on their web site the names of any candidates returning a signed pledge.

Don’t know who is running to represent you in the coming election? Here’s how you can find out: 1) Visit votesmart.org 2) Enter your address and click “search” 3) Click the link labeled “See upcoming election information only.”

AIFF Announces 2014 Reel to Rogue Online Auction The Reel to Rogue Online Auction benefits the non-profit Ashland Independent Film Festival (AIFF). We’re sure you’ll find something fabulous to bid on for yourself, or as a gift for a friend or family member. So indulge yourself!

It’s for a good cause, with all proceeds directly supporting AIFF and its mission

to celebrate the diversity of the human experience through the art of independent film.

The auction can be viewed here. If you prefer to donate directly to AIFF, please go to ashlandfilm.org/donate or call them at 541-488-3823.

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BENT Image Lab Signs with CarolynReps The international digital arts and animation studio, BENT Image Lab has signed with New York based CarolynReps for East Coast representation. CarolynReps represents talent in animation, commercial production, post production, design, installations, web-based projects and more.

“We love Carolyn and Amanda and we can’t wait to kick off this business venture together,” says BENT Executive Producer Ray Di Carlo. “CarolynReps is the perfect fit for us because of their heavy concentration in commercial production and digital projects, which parallels our focus. As we expand into the digital realm, they will be a great partner in navigating this evolving technological industry!”

CarolynReps is headed by Carolyn Hill who began her career as a reporter for Shoot. After learning the industry ropes she moved into sales at Crossroads Films and eventually on to OneSuch Films. In 1998 she became an independent agent and landed Brand New School as their first East Coast agent. She has since gone on to acquire clients such as Blind, DUCK Studios, K Films, Pogo Pictures, ShootersNYC and The Artists Company.

Hill is currently an AICP/East Board Member with a Masters of Fine Arts in poetry from Columbia.

In addition to Hill, Agent Amanda Rosenberg joined CarolynReps in January 2013. A native New Yorker, Rosenberg has worked in companies all over the advertising industry. She was with The Kaplan Thaler Group for two years and freelance produced for agencies such as The Joey Company and Nickelodeon and production company Ataboy Studios.

“Carolyn really seems to have her finger on the pulse of what’s happening in adland,” says BENT Partner Chel White. “Plus, anyone who has a Masters Degree in Poetry is okay by me.”

“We our so excited to have BENT join our family,” says Hill. “We have been fans of their work for a long time and can’t wait to see what we can create together!”

Having recently opened offices in New York and Spain, BENT continues to produce commercial and long form television content, as well as actively developing cutting edge technologies. The studio is represented by Yvette Represents on the West Coast, Hesty Reps in Canada and Tribe United in Asia.

Carolyn Hill and Amanda Rosenberg of CarolynReps.

BENT Image Labs signed with CarolynReps for East Coast representation.

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OMPA member Jose Solis featured in “Sign Painters” Oct 2 at PNCA in Portland

OMPA Members and friends are invited to a screening of the movie “Sign Painters” at PNCA. Please feel free to invite all the creative people in town: designers, artists, painters, etc. and stick around for a Q&A with local sign painter Jose Solis after the screening.

Date: Thursday, Oct. 2nd Location: MFACD Studios, 1330 NW Kearney Time: 6:30 pm film screening, followed by 30 minutes of Q&A About the film We see them almost every day without a second thought. Weathered by time, distinct characteristics shining through, hand-painted

signs are a product of a fascinating 150 yearold American history. What was once a common job has now become a highly specialized trade, a unique craft struggling with technological advances. Sign Painters, directed by Faythe Levine & Sam Macon, stylistically explores this unacknowledged art form through anecdotal accounts from artists across the country including Ira Coyne, Bob Dewhurst, Keith Knecht, Norma Jeane Maloney and Stephen Powers. These vanguards of unseen originality are leading a renaissance with a keen creative purpose and exemplify the working class American success story. Sign Painters celebrates those keeping the tradition intact with a bespoke approach and appreciation for a balance between art and commerce.

More information on the film at www.signpaintersfilm.com

ASMP Oregon and OPPA Present Pint and Pixel A Photo Mixer, Oct 16 at Lucky Lab NW, Portland Come on down to Lucky Lab NW on Oct 16 and buy your fellow photographers a beer and they might buy you one. Talk photos, swap stories, and share business cards. Chat about the joys and challenges of photography and get to know lots of other photographers who are part of our vibrant photo community including ASMP and OPPA. Come prepared to show your best work - people, places or things; personal or commercial. Bring prints or digital files (up to 10 images). You’ll get a few minutes to share and talk about your photos on the big screen during the show-and-tell session.

Format your files like this: Color Space: sRGB; File Type: JPEG; Size: 1024 pixels wide.

Put your images in a single folder with your name and bring your folder on a thumb drive or hard drive, disk (formatted for a Mac).

More info When: Thursday, October 16, 2014.

7 PM to 10 PM.

Social time starts at 6:30 PM Where: 1945 NW Quimby St, Portland, OR This event is free of charge, but register here to ensure a space. Cash bar. Pizza and snacks provided.

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Sanctuary Video Wins MarCom Platinum Award Sanctuary Video Production & Design LLC is proud to receive the 2013 MarCom Platinum Award for “Rights of Passage: Taking Action to Restore Listed Anadromous Fish”. This 47-minute documentary produced for NOAA Fisheries showcases current and planned operations for fish passage at high dams on the Deschutes, McKenzie, Clackamas, Cowlitz and South McKenzie Rivers in Oregon and Washington.

The Platinum Award is MarCom’s top honor. Entries come from corporate marketing and communication departments, advertising agencies, PR firms, design shops, production companies and freelancers. The competition has grown to perhaps the largest of its kind in the world. A look at the winners shows a range in size from individual communicators to media conglomerates and Fortune 500 companies. The competition is so well respected in the industry that national public relations organizations, local ad clubs and local business communicator chapters are entrants. MarCom Awards is administered and judged by the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals. The international organization consists of several thousand creative professionals. Winners were selected in over 200 categories from over 6500 entries.

Sanctuary Video Production & Design LLC was awarded the 2013 MarCom Platinum Award.

Click to view Sanctuary Video’s award winning documentary “Rights of Passage”

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POWFest Announces POWGirls 2015 In 2014, in partnership with Portland Community Media and with support from the Faerie Godmother Family Fund, POWFest launched POWGirls, a mentorship program for young women filmmakers. Over the course of three days–taking place during the 2014 POWFest–a group of selected girls developed, produced, edited and screened a film during the Youth Shorts program at the 2014 POWFest on Sunday, March 9th.

Now POWFest is preparing for POWGirls

2015! POWGirls is open to girls age 15-18 and will take place on Thursday/Friday evenings and all day Saturday/Sunday during the last weekend in January. Participants will produce a short film from scratch and will have the opportunity to attend POWFest as filmmakers in March. Application, fees, scholarship and registration information are available at powfest.com. If you are interested in becoming a POWGirl or have questions regarding this program, please contact barb@powfest.com.

Young women filmmakers developed, produced, edited and screened a film as part of the 2014 POWGirls mentorship program.

Click to watch “Disconnected,” the 2014 POWGirls short film.

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Northwest Film Center presents Reel Music 32 October 10-22, 2014 in Portland The Northwest Film Center is proud to present its 32nd edition of the Reel Music Festival, a two-week long, twenty-five film celebration of music and film, ranging from documentaries about musicians to performance films to movies drenched in popular music and musical tropes. We’ve been on the lookout all year for new works—and timely classics—for this annual celebration of sound and image, music and culture, and the origins of sounds infused in our experience.

The Festival opens on Friday, October 10 with HEAVEN ADORES YOU, the brand new documentary focusing on legendary, local singer/songwriter Elliott Smith. Other Festival highlights include: THE WINDING STREAM, Portland-based filmmaker Beth Harrington’s much anticipated film about The Carter Family and their undying influence on the culture, TIME IS ILLMATIC, which delves into the creation of hip-hop megastar Nas’ most important album, and 20,000 DAYS ON EARTH, which constructs a day in the life of legendary Australian musician Nick Cave and took home the Best Director prize at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

The Festival welcomes back old favorites like Jonathan Demme’s groundbreaking

1984 Talking Heads concert film STOP MAKING SENSE, Todd Haynes 1998 glam-rock inflected musical VELVET GOLDMINE, Matthew Buzzell’s elegant portrait of the late Jimmy Scott (JIMMY SCOTT: IF ONLY YOU KNEW), Daniel Schmid’s tribute to the work of Giuseppe Verdi (TOSCA’S KISS), and a special screening of F.W. Murnau’s 1922 silent classic NOSFEATU with live musical accompaniment by GRAMMY® Award-nominated musician/composer Tom Peters and mixes them with new classics such as BREADCRUMB TRAIL, local director Lance Bang’s ode to post-rock forebears Slint and LADY BE GOOD, Kay Ray’s documentary reassessment of the role of women in jazz history.

For the complete 32nd Reel Music Festival lineup, including location and times, visit http:// nwfilm.org/screenings/58/606/.

All films are screened at the Whitsell Auditorium at Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Avenue). Admission is $9 General; $8 Students, Seniors; $6 Children. Special Admission pricing of $12 general; $8 members applies to NOSFERATU. Advanced Tickets can be purchased here: http://bit.ly/1o9CmLg.

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Oregon Media Production Association Announces 2014 Oregon Actors Awards Nominees OMPA invites you to celebrate the brightest rising stars in Oregon! The Oregon Actors Awards recognizes on-camera talent whose work has been featured on network television shows, award-winning feature films, indie shorts and web series. The ceremony will be held at Bodyvox Theater on October 12th, 2014, and includes a red carpet arrival, awards ceremony and hosted reception. The event also serves as a fundraiser for Portland Area Theater Alliance’s (PATA) Valentine Fund, providing financial assistance to actors in times of need.

The 2014 Oregon Actors Awards are presented by Koerner Camera Systems, OMPA, Oregon Governor’s Office of Film and Television, SAG-AFTRA, Portland Area Theater Alliance, APP-NW, and sponsors TAKE2, Actors in Action, Option Model and Media, Portland Teen Idol, Mod Media Talent, In Both Ears, Q6 Model & Artist Management, Levy Moroshan Photography, Danny Stolz Casting, Dangerfield Talent & Literary, Free Spirit Casting, and Tiffany Talent. Event photography provided

by Melody Saunders Photography and NebCat Photography.

This year’s Oregon Actors Awards nominees are: Best Male Actor: (presented by Ted Rooney, The Librarians, Wild, Portlandia, GRIMM) ● Danny Bruno (GRIMM, Portlandia) ● Darius Pierce (PDX Live, Portlandia, i) ● Dennis Fitzpatrick (Crimson and Clover, A Standing Still) ● Greg James (Wild, Star Drunk)

Best Female Actor: (presented by Paige McKenzie, The Haunting of Sunshine Girl) ● Jana Lee Hamblin (Portlandia, A Standing Still) ● Lindsae Klein (Infinite Issues, Stalker) ● Brynn Baron (I Play With the Phrase Each Other; Coffee, Table, Book) ● Erin McGarry (Portlandia, A Standing Still) Best Stunt Performer: (presented by Jerry Buxbaum, Z Nation, Redwood Highway) ● Kendall Wells (The Librarians, GRIMM, The Dark Place) ● Susan Spencer (Gone, GRIMM) ● Keith Cox (The Librarians, Z Nation, GRIMM) ● Lex Damis (The Librarians, Z Nation, GRIMM) Talent Support: (presented by APP-NW) ● Dennis Troutman (Option Model and Media) ● Taylor Harris (Ryan Artists) ● Hillarie Putnam (Red Thread Entertainment) ● Stacie Overman (TAKE2) OMPA will present a special “Megann Ratzow Above and Beyond” service award, celebrating a member of the community that tirelessly works to raise the bar and support their peers.

Those who would like to attend the awards are asked to RSVP in advance at www.ompa.org/ awards/invitation.

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Announcing Carlino Duncan O’Bryan

323-365-4205 wearecarlino@gmail.com wearecarlino.com DP, Aerial Camera Operator and Commercial Producer

Cosgrave Vergeer Kester LLP Russell Rotondi, Attorney at Law 503-276-6075, 503-323-9000 rrotondi@cosgravelaw.com www.cosgravelaw.com Business and litigation attorney

Portland Chapter Tyler Baynes

503-828-2101 baynestyler@gmail.com tylerbaynes.com Student stuying Digital Film & Video at Art Institute

Sanctuary Video Production & Design LLC Dean Warner, Owner

503-245-7903 info@sanctuaryvideo.com www.sanctuaryvideo.com Videography, including aerial and underwater; editing, 3D, motion graphics, color correction and music

Matt Dichirico

702-595-4562 matt.dichirico@gmail.com www.mattdichirico.wix.com/portfolio Post production audio for film, television & web

Sean Farm

503-820-8354 seanefarm@gmail.com Student studying Film at Portland State University

Nikki Lu Lowe Voice Over Nikki Lowe, Owner 617-416-3265 nikki@nikkilulowe.com www.nikkilulowe.com Voice Talent

Other/Out of State YEEPA, Inc. Dyana Canavan, Founder

509-637-4229 dyana@goyeepa.com www.goyeepa.com Developer of an application that connects products to digital film/media

Lucien Masters

805-796-8323 lucienmasters1138@gmail.com Actor represented by Red Thread Entertainment