Callsheet - November 2013

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OREGON MEDIA PRODUCTION ASSN Oregon’s Resource for the Media Production Industry

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Tues, Nov 5 - Healthcare 101 for Freelance Creatives Tues, Nov 12 - Portland Chapter meeting Thurs, Nov 14 - MOPAN Chapter meeting

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Director’s Letter

Our thanks are due to OMPA Members!

As OMPA, in just this last year: ● We successfully lobbied for incentives and film friendly city, county and state policies ● We built a network of chapters to promote and represent our industry statewide ● We promoted Oregon crew and resources to an international audience of commercial clients, film and television projects ● We increased the amount of film and TV recruited from out of state by over $30 million ● We made it easier to hire you by publishing and distributing SourceOregon in print and online ● We held networking events to keep the industry connected ● We offered business advice through workshops, panels and advisors ● We raised scholarship money to support budding creatives ● We informed our members about events and news within our industry ● We encouraged, celebrated and awarded excellence among Oregon’s industry members ● We posted and facilitated hundreds of Oregon job openings This is an amazing time to be in production in Oregon. We could not do all this without you!

Many thanks, Tom McFadden Executive Director Lisa Cicala Vice President & Membership Chair and Jessica Beer Administrative Manager

Tom McFadden Executive Director

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OREGON MEDIA PRODUCTION ASSN

11.2013 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

Michael Bard, President Golf Committee Chair

Lisa Cicala, Vice President Membership Committee Chair

Nathaniel Applefield, Secretary/Treasurer Government Affairs Committee Chair

Slater Dixon Aaron Douglas Dennis Gleason Stefan Henry-Biskup Janet McIntyre

Scholarship Committee Chair

Dennis Noreen Mike Ratoza Dave Spacek Dave Spraker

PR/Marketing Committee Chair

Christopher Toyne

Talent Committee Chair

Tim Troester James WilderHancock, Past President

Volunteer Liaisons

Stephanie Strahan Jobs Liaison

Sibyl Lazzara PR Liaison

Melanie Rose, Megan Drennan, Christian Henry Office Assistants

Industry Directory

www.SourceOregon.com

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Top actors receive Superfine Awards Oregon’s industry members present awards for excellence in craft and community building Hundreds of actors, agents, casting directors and industry supporters, including Senate President Pro Tempore Ginny Burdick and AFL-CIO President Tom Chamberlain, were on hand to celebrate the depth, breadth and professional skills of Oregon’s on-screen acting industry at Oregon’s Got Talent in Portland on Saturday, October 26.

The Oregon film and television industry event included an actor’s expo, workshops and awards show with musicians Hamilton Cheifetz, Jeffrey Kauffman, Richard Moore, Portland Teen Idol winner Haley Ward, and acclaimed funnyman Darius Pierce as Master of Ceremonies. Highlighting the show was the awarding of Superfine Awards to recognize those at the top of their craft and who also share their talent to support the development of their peers.

This year’s Superfine award winners and their categories are: Mary McDonald-Lewis, Female Actor Todd Robinson, Male Actor Jerry Buxbaum, Stunt Performer Damon Jones (Actors In Action),

Actor Support Nathaniel Applefield, Above & Beyond

Jerry Buxbaum

Damon Jones

The program was presented by OMPA, SAG-AFTRA, PATA and APP-NW, and the Artistic Director was Michele Mariana.

Mary McDonald-Lewis

Todd Robinson

Nathaniel Applefield All photos on this page by Melody Saunders

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Introducing... Dan Ackerman OMPA member Dan Ackerman is a Director/DP who has been lighting and shooting all manner of subjects for over 30 years. His specialty is stop-motion animation and time lapse photography with emphasis on product lighting.

in media. Maybe as kindred spirits and partially due to help and resources I can offer when needed. There has been such a variety of demands upon the space and equipment and I have always gone the extra distance to supply the solutions.

What is your background?

I’m a native Oregonian from Hood River, raised on a fruit orchard, weaned on hard work, diesel fuel & tractor exhaust.

What couldn’t be bought had to be built.

Loved drawing as the ultimate escape through imagination. Then I discovered cameras and started making time-lapse films with a Super 8. Heard about Cal Arts and brother, I was gone to LA. Came back 8 years later. Portland has been home ever since, and I don’t regret it.

What are some of your greatest challenges in your business?

Keeping busy after New Year’s. Post holiday slump affects us all - course starting a business the year the great recession started has been challenging altogether!

How did you get started in the industry?

My first BBQ was a long-form music video for Supertramp as Technical Director of Visual Effects. Super-Nightmare - but what an experience! Worked in animation in LA doing Oxberry animation, optical printing and stop-motion lighting. When I moved back to Portland I started working freelance for Vinton Studios, Blashfield & Associates, Ray DiCarlo and a host of other independents. I always kept a studio or workshop. I shared space with the late Tom Arndt, Andy Collen and Michael Koerner. I can’t really say I got my “start” any one place nor by doing any one thing as no two jobs have been alike, but, I can say I have never given up and have always been inventive.

What is unusual or unique about your business?

Since I started Stage-13 in 2008 I have found a niche in helping smaller shoots, composite shoots (i.e.: greenscreen), independent filmmakers and experimenters

What are you most proud of?

My daughter What’s your superpower?

Optimism Anything else you’d like to share?

My contact info:.

Dan Ackerman, Ackerman Films / Stage13 13 NW 13th Ave, Portland, OR 97209 503-504-4499 www.stage13.net

Photo courtesy of Dan Ackerman

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Why list in Oregon’s media production directory?

What is this directory?

SourceOregon is the state of Oregon’s professional directory for commercial, film, television, internet and video game production. It is printed each year and published online at: www.SourceOreogn.com Who uses it?

The directory is endorsed and used by our top producers and production companies from in-state and out of state, like @ Large Films, Wieden and Kennedy, Broadway Video, Electric Entertainment, Kamp Grizzly, Picture This Production Services and many, many more.

Producers, line producers, coordinators and department heads consider it a crucial tool for doing business and every year they demand a current and comprehensive directory of Oregon professionals.

Where am I exposed?

The directory is marketed in-state and out of state to advertising agencies, commercial clients, film, television and multimedia producers both in print and online. If you have time for more work, listing in the directory increases your exposure to jobs.

I am too busy already.

If you are so busy you can’t possibly entertain another job, your current producer or coordinator will still want to see your name in the book so they can find you. Believe us, they care. We know because they tell us.

Plus it is unfair to our promotion of Oregon’s industry when we leave our top people out of the book and we won’t be able to continue to draw larger numbers of projects to Oregon if producers don’t have faith in the depth of our crew and resources.

What makes this directory different from other places I am listed?

Unlike other production directories (or Craigslist, or Facebook) the SourceOregon directory is vetted, so that only qualified professionals are listed. This makes a big difference to producers who are looking to crew up.

How much does it cost?

OMPA members get a $100 credit to buy their first extended listing, plus a logo or online reel for free with their membership. Otherwise, listings start at $35.

Can you do this for me over the phone?

Sure. We charge an additional $25 per listing to type up a listing for you, but if you are simply renewing last year’s listing we can do that just by taking your credit card information over the phone. Our telemarketer Melanie Rose is in the office Tuesday-Friday, 10am-2pm.

Do I get an OMPA member discount?

Yes, if your dues are current though the end of this year, you get $100 credit to buy your first listing, plus an online logo or reel link.

Can I buy a display ad as well?

Yes. We have display ads online that start at $450, black and white print ads that start at $300, and full page color ads that start at $1,600. All ad purchases get free listings, so we should do your advertising order before you order or renew your listing. Click here for a media kit with rates.

I don’t want to do it this year.

That’s too bad. Unless you’ve quit working we’d like consider you an active part of Oregon’s production industry.

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The Northwest Film Center presents The 40th Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival November 8-16, 2013 at Whitsell Auditorium & McMenamins Mission Theatre Click here for Advanced Tickets The Northwest Film Center is proud to announce the line-up for its 40th annual survey of new work by regional media artists, the Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival (formerly the Northwest Film & Video Festival), which takes place November 8-16, 2013.

This year’s Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival presents 40+ short and feature films from filmmakers across the Northwest, selected by guest Festival judge Mike Plante, the senior shorts programmer for the Sundance Film Festival. Festival film highlights include Megan Griffiths’ (THE OFF HOURS) latest film EDEN, starring Beau Bridges and Jamie Chung; Jon Garcia’s sequel to his much talked about 2012 film THE FALLS; Nicole Teeny’s engaging, characterdriven documentary BIBLE QUIZ; Zach Weintraub’s (THE INTERNATIONAL SIGN FOR CHOKING) minimalist exploration of a relationship in flux, YOU MAKE ME FEEL SO YOUNG; and Alex Stonehill’s haunting documentary expose of xenophobia in a time of terror, BARZAN. Also programmed into the Festival is HAWAIIAN PUNCH, a

new feature by Nandan Rao (THE MEN OF DODGE CITY), and MMXIII by Ian Clark (SEARCHING FOR YELLOW); both directors have been named one of Filmmaker Magazine’s 25 New Faces of Independent Cinema in the past two years.

In addition to features, the Festival offers three programs of short films. Shorts I— a collection of films from Portland, OR, Tigard, OR, Seattle, WA, Walla Walla, WA, Olympia, WA, Belgrade, MT, and Vancouver, BC—will kick off the Festival on Opening Night at 7 p.m. with filmmakers in attendance. Shorts II and Shorts III are collections of films by makers throughout the NW region, ranging from the experimental to animation to narrative and non-fiction. All three shorts programs will screen numerous times during the Festival.

Beyond the numerous screenings on offer, the Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival also provides opportunities for aspiring and working filmmakers to interact directly with peers and industry professionals through events such as the Northwest Filmmakers’ Un-Conference and the “Defining Yourself as a Filmmaker” panel. Filmmakers whose work did not make it into the Festival have been invited to submit their short film into the popular program, “What’s Wrong with this Picture?,” hosted by Seattle curator Warren Etheredge for a program illuminating the pitfalls of selling your film to a programmer in 2 minutes or less.

Click here to visit The 40th Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival microsite, where you can access film descriptions, ticketing links and more.

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Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival Schedule of Special Events, Workshops, Panels Fri, Nov 8, 9pm - Opening Night Party The (Former) Broaway Metroplex, 1000 SW Broadway Ages 21+. Tickets online or at the door.

Sat, Nov 9, 10am-4pm - Northwest Filmmakers’ Un-Conference Miller Gallery, Mark Building, Portland Art Museum (1119 SW Park Ave) Organized by filmmakers/participants for filmmakers/participants. This is an event where novice filmmakers might meet their next crew and accomplished filmmakers might meet their inspiration.

Contact Festival Manager Thomas Phillipson at thomas@nwfilm.org to connect with your comrades-in-film. Free admission.

Sat, Nov 9, 4pm - Panel: What’s Wrong with This Picture?

Whitsell Auditorium, Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Ave) Free admission.

Sun, Nov 10, 12pm - Panel: Finding Your Way to The Mainstream Whitsell Auditorium, Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Ave) Where are the paths for filmmakers who have set their eyes beyond the starving artist’s life and Kickstarter campaigns to real crews, distributors, and dropping their day jobs? Join us as Warren Etheredge (Seattle educator and host of “The High Bar”) talks with two

Northwest filmmakers who have successfully transitioned from small indie projects to mainstream industry status: Seattle’s Megan Griffiths and Portland’s David Cress, who founded Food Chain Films and has since produced critically acclaimed music videos, ads, feature films, and television, including Gus Van Sant’s Paranoid Park and IFC’s Portlandia.

Sat, Nov 16, 2:45pm - Panel: Defining Yourself as a Filmmaker Whitsell Auditorium, Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Ave) How do you make the transition from budding filmmaker to committed professional? How do you navigate the uncertainties of funding and distribution when your track record is short? How do you know if your work will still be considered “fresh” to the field as you move further along on your path? And where are these paths anyway? Join filmmakers Nandan Rao ($500 of Party, Hawaiian Punch), Stephanie Hough (Heart), and Gabe Van Lelyveld (Mandarose)—all of whom are in their twenties and have a film in this year’s Festival—for a discussion about taking your future into your own hands as they define “fresh” in their own terms. Free admission.

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OMPA Seeks Nominations for OMPA Awards The OMPA Awards recognize outstanding members of Oregon’s film, video and multimedia industry. Awards are given for excellence (the Award of Excellence), community participation (the Service and Inspiration award) and potential (the Rising Star) as recognized by industry peers.

OMPA invites your nominations by Friday, January 10th To nominate, go to www.ompa. org/awards. Only OMPA members may nominate, however nominees do not need to be members of OMPA themselves.

Submissions should be 100 words or less and include the name of the nominee, the award category to be considered, your reasons for the nomination and your name & contact info.

Award Categories Award of Excellence

Recognizes an individual who has reached the highest level of excellence, craftsmanship and integrity and has helped set the bar for professionalism in Oregon’s industry.

Rising Star

An individual who has demonstrated great potential, initiative and the qualities that will make them a successful part of the creative and media production community.

Service and Inspiration

For the individual or team that has made a substantial contribution to the betterment of the community. This could be a contribution of time or talents, a public service production or other effort.

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Mark Your Calendar: MOPAN Meeting Featuring Local Producer and Stunt Performer November Mid-Oregon Production Arts Network (MOPAN) Meeting Featuring: Local Producer Anne Kelly and Actor/Stunt Performer Harley Castro (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire releasing November 2013) Hole in The Wall BBQ in Springfield November 14 at 6:30 PM with appetizers Oregon native and Media-Beast Anne Kelly speaks from her education and experience behind the scenes in preproduction, on various feature films and

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local project sets to share examples of how “nothing is wasted” and how experience in one area of media (in front of or behind the lens) strengthens all the others.

Anne draws from her years growing up rural, finding a passion in art and operating a successful still photography studio to help her as she finds herself in front of a camera.

Anne also details how her on-camera experiences over the years help solidify skills behind the lens and how that makes any individual a more valuable and versatile asset on set.

Anne’s topics of expertise also include script supervision, team dynamics and writing for feature film.

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Chrisse Roccaro Performs Solo Cabaret in Portland Monday, Nov 18, 7:30pm at Tony Starlight’s Supper Club and Lounge OMPA member Chrisse Roccaro performs her solo cabaret, “All By Myself!” with Reece Marshburn on piano, Monday, November 18, 2013 at 7:30 PM at Tony Starlight’s Supper Club and Lounge (3728 NE Sandy Blvd in Portland). $12 cover charge. Call 503-5178584 for reservations (required). Minors allowed under certain conditions.

Check www.tonystarlight.com for details.

Chrisse Roccaro blends story and song as she reminisces about her journey through life, in and out of Show Biz. In the telling, she incorporates the music of the great musical theatre composers and some original gems that came her way. In an evening of humor, pathos and beautiful music, Reece Marshburn contributes his expertise as performer, arranger and accompanist.

Chrisse Roccaro is a character actress, singer and teacher, performing for stage, radio, television and film, with roles in films such as Wild, Extraordinary Measures and

TNT Network’s Leverage. She has performed at Don’t Tell Mama Cabaret Club in NYC and Cabaret Chanteuse at Tony Starlight’s.

Chrisse has directed and/or musical directed dozens of shows for high schools, colleges and area theatre companies. She teaches in PCS’s Teen Musical T h e a t r e Intensive program and gives private voice instruction.

C h r i s s e has been a volunteer facilitator at The Dougy Center for Grieving Children since 1997.

OMPA Member Chrisse Roccaro to perform Nov 18 at Tony Starlight’s

Celebrating 10 Years of the Faux Film Festival The Faux Film Festival returns to the Clinton Street Theater for its 10th year of mirth and mayhem. Three nights of spoof, satire, mockumentary, faux trailers, faux commercials and other films that poke fun at stuff.

Submissions are open now! Be part of the madness! The submission fee is

waived for OMPA members. The deadline is December 31. The festival runs April 4 through 6. The festival is looking for shorts and features, live action and animation (and sock puppets), and they have a special block for sci-fi and horror spoofs.

Click here to check for more “infaux.”

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DRTV Agency Atomic Direct Celebrates 15-Year Anniversary DRTV Agency Atomic Direct announced this month it has completed 15 years in the direct response television business.

Atomic continues to deliver long and short form DRTV campaigns focusing on “omni-channel” sales - where retail, web and DRTV sales thrive together. In the past year Atomic has created and executed short form campaigns for Kobalt Tools, Mission Athletecare, Denver Global Products and Gatehouse Ramps. This past week, the Atomic team released a long form infomercial for Iris home automation and management system: sold at Lowe’s.

Author of “Building Brand with DRTV”, Doug Garnett founded Atomic Direct in 1998, after serving as VP of strategy at corporate infomercial pioneer, Tyee.

Since then, Atomic has developed into

an industry leading, full-service DRTV marketing and creative agency with clients including DuPont, AAA, Rubbermaid, and Lowe’s. In addition, Atomic has developed a specialization in hardware products for clients like Drill Doctor, Kreg Tool, and Festool’s high-end power tools.

“I founded Atomic to do something different,” states Garnett, “to embrace DRTV’s full potential for direct and retail sales. We’ve been able to deliver that power to an outstanding slate of clients and appreciate that they share our vision of doing something different - something new, innovative and more powerful.”

Click here to visit Atomic online or Read Doug’s blog by clicking here

Next OMPA Portland Chapter meeting When: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 1:00 PM-2:00 PM. (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) Where: R2C Studio conference room

R2C 333 NW Park (at corner of NW Flanders) Glass door, ring bell to be let in

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Trailer: Johnnie Mazzocco’s Found Objects In Post-production Filmmaker Johnnie Mazzocco invites you to view the trailer for her feature film, Found Objects.

It’s the story of an artist, wife and mother who must choose between her old traditional family life or a new creative life after her home burns down. Mazzocco says the film is currently in postproduction and needs funds for audio issues. You can donate via paypal on the movie’s website.

The production team is also open to ideas from other filmmakers on crowdfunding campaign strategies. You can contact Mazzoco by visiting the Found Objects website.

Click here to view trailer

POWFest Launches New Evaluation Service After a successful pilot program during the summer of 2013, The Portland, Oregon Women’s Film Festival (POWFest) has launched a new service for filmmakers who submit films to POWFest. This service is designed to give filmmakers a detailed evaluation of their film which will include feedback on the original script, production value of the film, marketability and ways to make the project more successful on the festival circuit.

Currently the service is available to filmmakers who have submitted narrative films to POWFest during the seasons of 2008-2013. We will be launching this service for documentary filmmakers by the end of the year.

Specifically filmmakers will receive: • A written evaluation of the script by a professional screenwriter • Notes on your film from the POWFest screening committee which includes film professionals • A note from the POWFest Executive Director on how your film would best fit in the festival circuit • A 30 minute online meeting with a professional writer, producer and film teacher Please contact info@powfest.com to sign up today!

Cost: $75 / film evaluation The 7th Annual POWFest is set for March 6-9, 2014.

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Horror Film Contest Entrants Need Your Vote Portland-based production company Coat Tale Productions needs your vote.

The crew there entered a short film into the horror film contest, “ABCs of Death

2.” Watch the films and vote for M is for Migraine and M is for Marriage. Voting ends November 14. The winner will be announced December 15.

Women in Film Holiday Party Thursday, Nov 14, 6:00pm at The Governor Hotel in Portland The WIF-PDX Board of Directors invites you to mark your calendar for its upcoming 5th annual Holiday Party on Thursday, November 14th. Come and celebrate another great year of Women In Film Portland programming!

Open to members and non-members, this annual event is a wonderful way to kick-off the holidays and re-connect with other members of the community. It’s also a great opportunity to hear what Women

in Film Portland has accomplished in 2013 and what we have planned for 2014. We’re excited to have Tsui Ling Toomer, Executive Producer at Bent Image Labs as our guest speaker.

Meet your new board members and the recipient of the 2013 Women’s Vision Grant.

Enjoy delicious food from Jake’s catering.

Network with colleagues. No host bar.

Click here to register in advance.

New A&E show Rodeo Girls Features Work of Local Makeup Artist & Hair Stylist M’chel Bauxal-Gleason, a local celebrity makeup artist and hair stylist is celebrating a big premiere. The new A&E show Rodeo Girls starts airing next month after years of being in the works. Bauxal-Gleason is the show’s Department Head Hair Stylist, Makeup Artist & partial Wardrobe Stylist.

Her work as a stylist can also be seen on Grimm and Portlandia. The new show, Rodeo Girls goes goes behind the scenes in the world of the women of the professional rodeo circuit. It premieres on A&E on December 15.

A&E’s Rodeo Girls airs next month, with makeup & hair by M’chel Bauxal-Gleason

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Haunted Ghost Mine Helps Raise Money for Cancer Patients and Families As submitted by Stacie Overman As president of Take2 Talent Agency, I appreciate the value of bringing all you have to give when immersing yourself in your craft. All you have to give means bringing personal experiences, skill level, acting techniques, and drawing on personal triumphs and tragedies to get in the moment and bring authenticity to a role.

My own personal life experiences offer a mirror of what I am talking about. After losing my husband to cancer and surviving breast cancer, I met and married Larry, who just happens, by the way, to own a haunted gold mine. When Hollywood saw this as a reality TV opportunity, we became stars of the paranormal reality TV show Ghost Mine, now in its second season on the SyFy channel (Wednesday nights).

The personal triumph in this story is what we did next. Both of us are committed to giving back to the community. Since our Crescent Mine had developed its own identity as Ghost-Gold-Mine, we made a personal, value-based decision. We began having charity events at the Mine to raise

awareness for cancer and benefit children and families suffering from cancer’s effects and treatments. We hope to help by using our own personal celebrity, the notoriety of the Crescent Mine, and the media attention that is coming our way to assist those diagnosed, affected by and stricken by cancer. In this way, we bring all of who we are—our values and desire to give back to the community.

One event at a time, one tee shirt sale at a time, one smile at a time, so that tired and afraid parents will find some relief with the money we raise. Bring all of who you are to the audition. And, watch what magic you can make happen.

Stacie Overman, owner and president of Take 2 Talent agency is looking for talent of all ages that would like to be a part of Take 2 and learn how to bring all you have.

Click here to visit the website.

Submit your request for consideration to info@take2pro.com.

Click here to visit Larry and Stacie’s personal website for other ways to make a difference.

Stacie and Larry Overman help raise money for cancer patients with their haunted mine.

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Announcing Melina Coumas

808-389-5215 melina@pdx.edu Student at Portland State University

Michael A LaFlamme

Common Good Films

Amy McKenzie

808-343-1008 amy@amymckenzie.net Actor represented by Red Thread Entertainment

Andy Mingo

503-545-6031 amingox@gmail.com www.romancemovie.net Director

Ben Edwards

323-350-7288, 971-266-3780 benedwardspost@gmail.com Online and offline editor, colorist and finisher

Road’s End Films, Inc. Carey Fiock, VP of Production 503-925-8023 carey@roadsendfilms.com Film studio

Entandem Productions

Christine Autrand Mitchell, President 559-307-8299 christine@entandemprod.com www.EntandemProd.com

Dana Dae

541-359-7194 danadaeactor@gmail.com dana.mixform.com Actor represented by Q6 Model and Artist Management

North Clackamas School District

Deborah Barnes, Broadcasting & Social Media Instructor 503-353-5909, 503-522-9605 barnesd@nclack.k12.or.us www.nclack.k12.or.us/ssptc School teaching film and broadcasting to high school students

Enrique Arias 503-317-8456 enrique@commongoodfilms.com Freelance producer, production coordinator and location scout

Fernanda Stier

503-839-3143, 310-849-7031 gem83fv@yahoo.com Actor represented

by Red Thread Entertainment

Heidi Sturdevant 503-449-5629 pdxhks@msn.com Script supervisor

James V. Martinez

503-964-2429 jvm2@pdx.eu Student at Portland State University

Jena Bodell

360-909-5351 jena.bodell@gmail.com jenabodell.com Production Coordinator

Jonathan L Bowen

503-801-8586 jonathan@jlbmedia.com Corporate/industrial production company, director

Julie Carnahan

503-840-8851 kingcarnahan@mac.com www.imdb.com/name/nm0138621 Costume designer and wardrobe stylist

M@D Creative Productions Matt Doell 541-944-9694, 213-290-2265 matthewdoell@gmail.com www.mattdoell.com Commercial Writer

503-753-6161 malaflamme@aol.com Actor represented

by Take 2

Patrick Kwan

541-579-4906 kwanpatrick1@gmail.com arthousetalentandliterary. com/?pz1226 Actor represented

by Arthouse Talent & Literary

Feathers & Fur Talent Agency

Paula Ratoza 503-913-2411 feathersandfur2000@yahoo.com Animal trainer, specializing in dogs and other domestic animals.

Rick Wiley

360-426-3904, 360-789-9251 rwileycc@hcc.net www.imdb.com/name/ nm0928867 Key grip, dolly grip, rigging key

Robynn Hayek

503-589-8096, 503-510-2823 rhayek@msn.com Actor represented

by Dangerfield Talent & Literary

Thomas Foley

503-452-0936, 503-720-9482 tregis@comcast.net Actor represented

by Red Thread Entertainment

taylormadeaudio, LLC

Tom Taylor 208-964-2627, 888-964-2627 tom@taylormadeaudio.com www.taylormadeaudio.com Sound mixer

Yusuf Word

360-721-9859 y_word444@hotmail.com Freelance videographer and aspiring director