October 2016 CallSheet

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OMPA 503-228-8822

Callsheet Celebrating ompa animation is theft to my gear covered? dani’s bucket list August Showtimes

#OMPAMember Winners Membership Updates Oregon Media Production Assn october 2016

CONTENTS simon king dani’s bucket list

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Simon King’s journey with his new web-series

celebrating ompa animation

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Highlights

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Events, Workshops, Festivals

Where to network in the month of October

Is Theft To My Gear Covered?

Unintentional Hazards

sourceoregon INDUSTRY DIRECTORY www.SourceOregon.com

renew your listing now!

Go to sourceoregon.com and renew your listing to guarantee your inclusion in the printed directory. The deadline is November 30, 2016.

Highlighting a few of OMPA’s animation production companies. *Cover photo by Bent Image Lab

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Showtimes

Special screenings

Round of Applause

Congratulations to OMPA members

Contact Us OMPA

901 SE Oak St, Suite 104 Portland, OR 97214 503-228-8822 FAX: 503-228-7099 info@ompa.org www.ompa.org

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Dear

Director’s Letter

OMPA members,

We have been keeping you busy these past few months. In August you were asked to help us define the best listing categories for Oregon Media Production Association’s annual publication, SourceOregon; our statewide directory that includes lists of vetted crew members from pre to post production.

In September we invited you to review these refined categories and now this month, October, we are asking you to renew your listings, before November 30th, for inclusion in the printed version of SourceOregon2017. (If you are just catching up with your CallSheets, the new listings categories are included at the end of this edition) Why are we being so demanding? Because we care about you. We know that having you included in the SourceOregon directory accomplishes several things.

1. Your listing is public acknowledgement of your skills and willingness to work in your field of experience 2. Your listing aligns your name with supporting the whole eco-system of the industry which showcases Oregon as a leading contender 3. Your listing promotes the industry to outside producers who are seeking top-notch teams which saves them time and money Do you feel that you don’t need OMPA? Some objections we have heard are; you are already working and you don’t need to be a member of OMPA nor be a lister. I respect for your viewpoint, however, it is my job to offer another lens with which to consider.

OMPA’s mission to champion for the whole industry will not falter. Your membership eases the financial burden on our staff of 2 to enable us to focus on the achieving the pillars of our mission to benefit everyone.

Membership in OMPA is akin to membership in OPB. Will OMPA continue to publish SourceOregon for statewide promotion of our industry? Yes. Will OMPA continue to advocate for film-friendly policies in cities across the state? Yes. Will OMPA continue to advocate for increasing film incentives to bring more opportunities which will benefit members and non-members? Yes. Will OMPA continue to promote only the work of our members? Yes. Why will OMPA only promote members’ work? OMPA’s tangible way of thanking members for investing in our industry is to highlight the excellent work of our members through weekly email blasts, on social media and in every CallSheet.

So, if you are an OMPA member, we thank you . If you are a lister only, please consider joining OMPA and receive a free listing, with a value up to $120. If you are neither, please thank an OMPA member today.

OMPA members are investing in your industry. Thank you OMPA members for equipping our office with the means to achieve excellence for you!

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 David Cress, President Producer Mary McDonald-Lewis, 1st V.P.

Dialect Coach Jacqueline Gault, 2nd V.P.

The Gault Shop Dennis Gleason, Secretary/Treasurer

Dark Wing Productions Jose Behar

ZUM Media Slater Dixon

Creative Director Skye Fitzgerald

Director of Photography Roland Gauthier

Hinge Digital Candice Jackson

Entertainment Attorney Neil Kopp Filmmaker Devon Lyon

Lyon Films Greg McMickle

Production Designer Shelley Midthun

Oregon Storyboard Gretchen Miller Hive-FX Ben Popp

NW Film Center

STAFF Janice Shokrian

Executive Director Anne Schuyler-Moon

Director of Communications Amanda Decker Intern Sarah Haman Intern Tyler St. Pierre Intern

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

WILL VINTON Inspiring pioneer who catapulted Portland animation to worldwide attention.

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Megan Schrader Amazon Public Policy meganschrader@gmail.com Emil Schonstrom Cinematography, camera operating, editing, photography and directing emilschonstrom92@gmail.com

+WELCOME

TO OMPA!

Marmoset Full service music agency https://www.marmosetmusic. com Ruben Marrufo Student at Pacific Northwest College of Art rgarciamarrufo@pnca.edu AfterAll Video Production http://www.afterall.tv hello@afterall.tv Jared Wong Cinema Studies student at University of Oregon jswong19@gmail.com

Sadie Medley Voice Acting http://www.sadiemedley.com sadie@sadiemedley.com Johnny Buell Sound Mixing, Videography, Camera Operation & Producing john.david.buell@gmail.com Misty Eddy Director, Producer, Director of Photography http://www.pictographfilms.com misty@pictographfilms.net

YOUR VOICE + YOUR RESOURCE + YOUR COMMUNITY Andrew Price Backyard Studios, LLC PA, DP, Boom Operator, Editor andrew.backyardstudios@gmail. com Nicholas Nolan Film student at Portland State University nol@pdx.edu

New Members

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

Ian Harris Arbuckle Industries Video production specializing in architectural, environmental and branded storytelling http://www.arbuckle-industries.com ianxharris@gmail.com Emily Wahl Book Light Pictures, LLC Research, Production Co-Ordination, Field Producing & Development emkriswahl@gmail.com Bedrock Film Works Full-service production company offering creative development, production, post-production, marketing deliverables and cutting edge technology. http://bedrockfilmworks.com graham@bedrockfilmworks.com Joseph Faltyn Production assistant, personal assistant, locations assistant, associate producer joseph.faltyn23@gmail.com Terressa Cook Media Arts and Animation Student at The Art Institute of Portland http://www.terressacook.com terressacook@gmail.com

+WELCOME

TO OMPA!

Sebastian Weinberg Freelance Producer sebastianweinberg@gmail.com Jennifer Elkington Video Production Student at Portland Community College jelkington@gmail.com Joshua Purvis Student at Willamette University Event Coordination, Arts Administration, Community Organization, Education, Marketing, Public Relations joshua.k.purvis@gmail.com

YOUR VOICE + YOUR RESOURCE + YOUR COMMUNITY

Leslie Bloom First AD/Second AD leskbloom@gmail.com Michael Morrison Writing, Acting, Music, Graphic Art m.morrison.comics@gmail.com

New Members

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

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+WELCOME

Stephen Bishop Production Assistant, Camera Assistant, Basic After Effects sdbishop89@gmail.com

TO OMPA!

Adam Simmons Video & Sound Student at Pacific Northwest College of Art www.twelvizm.com asimmons@pnca.edu Michael Anthony Cain Digital Film & Video Student at the Art Institute of Portland http://macainfilms.com macainfilms@gmail.com

Josh Lunden Writing, Directing, Producing, Editing, Storyboard artist, Animation direction contact@joshlunden.com

Magaurn Video Media Full service video production since 1972 serving corporate, commercial and not-for-profit clients. Services include: writing, producing, 1,000 sq ft studio, location production, live event multi-cam production and duplication. http://www.mvmvideo.com nick@mvmvideo.com Camille Carpenter Art PA, Set PA, Office PA, Editing and Animation http://www.carpentooth.com carpentooth@gmail.com

Jen Gosnell Voiceovers for commercial, corporate, eLearning, telephony & more YOUR VOICE Y http://www.jengosnell.com voiceovers@jengosnell.com Reel23Films Documentary filmmaking and content production tommydaycreative@gmail.com

+ YOUR RESOURCE + YOUR COMMUNITY

New Members

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

#OMPAMEMBER Winners

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show us what you’re up to! #OMPAMember on Instagram to see your picture in the next CallSheet!

@mattschulte matt schulte lower boom

@janiceshokrian janice shokrian (photo submitted by david cress) ompa

@loadedimageent aj gordon loaded imageent entertaiment FOLLOW O M P A Fa c e b o o k Linkedin Twit ter Instagram

@bradyholden brady holden

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Inside ompa FOLLOW OMPA

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sourceoregon renewals Have you renewed your SourceOregon listing? OMPA is knee-

deep in the creation of the 2017 SourceOregon directory (printed edition). All listings that have been renewed by NOVEMBER 30TH 2016 will be included in the directory.

This is seperate from an OMPA membership. When you renew your membership - head to SourceOregon to renew your free listing.

See page 23 for frequently asked questions and a complete list of the revised SourceOregon categories.

Membership Renewals

OMPA has shifted our renewal process for membership. If a membership has expired, the member benefits will expire. Renew your membership early to avoid missing out on member benefits.

Members will receive early reminders via email.

Question? Email info@ompa.org

by dan schaefer. submit your art or article to info@ompa.org

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Is theft to my gear covered?

Unintentional Hazards of Unattended Vehicle Warranties/Exclusions

Unattended vehicle exclusion/warranty forms differ wildly from company to company, with the common theme being there has to be some sign of break-in for an equipment loss to be covered. What makes it difficult though is the definition of what is an “unattended vehicle”. For some companies to get coverage, you have to provide proof of break in, proof that the vehicle was locked AND secured in a locked or fenced facility, AND that you had watchmen/security guards there for loading/unloading. Pretty stiff conditions to meet, especially the locked/fenced facility part if you are working in more remote locations.

It makes sense that you would have to show some sort of physical evidence to show what happened to the property, it can’t just be “missing”. The other conditions on the form ensure

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that the policy owner will take simple sensible precautions to watch over and secure their property at all times, or the insurance company will not be obligated to pay for any loss or damage.

What do you do then if an equipment rental house contract says they will not accept any proof of insurance if the policy has this kind of exclusion? You have a couple courses of action: 1) Ask the agent to see if the exclusion can be removed from your insurance policy. You may have to provide resumes of key personnel, a 3-5 year claims history showing no losses, and a written policy that spells out what security precautions are taken to safeguard the property 24-7. If the underwriter agrees to remove the exclusion, your premium rates may go up. It is unusual for an insurance company to remove these forms, but for a well experienced team they may consider.

2) Ask the equipment rental house if they will waive that provision, and get it in writing. They may require a larger deposit.

3) Check your credit card agreement to see if there is any provision where if you place a deposit for the full value of the equipment on that credit card, if they would cover theft if no other insurance policy is available or collectible.

Some premium credit cards offer better options in this regard.

Before starting production on your next project, be sure to consult with a film production insurance specialist. They will have a full understanding of the specific types of coverage you need to protect your project.

About the Author Justine Avera is a Film, Arts and Entertainment insurance specialist, and a commercial photographer living and working from her home studio in SE Portland, Oregon.

Email: justine@abipdx.com Tel: 503-467-4934 Insurance: www.abipdx.com Photography: www.MorphisStudios.com

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John Waller of UnCage the Soul Productions featured in Universe Today.

Josh Lunden designed, illustrated and co-directed 3 animated commercials for A to Z Wineworks has over 150,000 views since 9/6/16 release. Check them out. One, two, three.

Cast Iron Studios, TNT & Film Offices team up to repeat Talent Diversity Initiative. Presenting a second 36-hour intensive acting course that gives 16 performers of color the opportunity to hone their chops with two of Portland’s finest acting coaches and a myriad of guest speakers, at no cost to the actors.

AJ Gordon won Best Director at McMinnville Short Film Festival 2016.

Christine Autrand Mitchell & Darcy Miller of Fast Turtle Productions completed first short; 'Rise' while launching Project 51; a mentor program for women behind the camera.

Dean Devlin’s “Bad Samaritan” set to shoot in late 2016 starring David Tennant and Robert Sheehan

Scott Ballard won Best Feature Film at the 2016 Boise Film Festival for “Death on a Rock”.

Alicia J. Rose’s Benefits of Gusbandry is an official selection of Austin Film Festival 2016, New Orleans Film Festival and Miami Web Fest

Governor Brown tweeted about Dawn Jones Redstone's Sista in the Brotherhood.

OMPA board members David Cress and Dennis Gleason received an Outstanding Alumni award from Mt.Hood Community College.

Dawn Jones Redstone also wins Best Short at NW Film Forum; read 'Sista in the Brotherhood' successes.

Will Cuddy’s “Linea,” Best Comedic Short at Oregon International Film Festival. Check out the teaser.

Round of applause OMPA Member Highlights

Information shared with OMPA from our members. Send yours to info@ompa.org Congratulations to Schuyler Telleen and Portlandia for their Emmy win! Schuyler received an award for Outstanding Production Design For A Variety, Nonfiction, Reality or Reality- Competition Series.

Vinton Depiction’s “Desire’s Masquerade” wrapped!

Steven Richter’s feature film Birds of Neptune has had a busy month internationally screening at Venice Film Week in Venice Italy, Toronto Arthouse Film Festival, and will be screening at the Icaro Int’l Festival de Cine, in Guatemala late October!

Steven Richter’s Birds of Neptune has also been acquired for international distribution by Elo Company for television and other media across Latin America and beyond. Birds of Neptune is being distributed in the US by Brinkvision.

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ompaanimation OMPA is dedicating this October edition of the CallSheet to highlight some of the animation companies in our membership community. In August, OregonLive published an article about Portland’s rich animation history. This article gives a nod to the importance of Oregon’s incentive programs, for whom OMPA advocates. You can read that here. Then browse some of the unqiue and creative companies that support OMPA’s efforts.

bent image lab Bent Image Lab (BENT) is a production company and animation studio specializing in entertainment, advertising and exploring new technology.

website youar.io

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shadowmachine Specializing in multiple forms of animation, SHADOWMACHINE is a collective of artists, designers, writers, directors and producers and serves as a platform to launch great stories.

It is an environment of collaboration, inspiration and artistry with a culture of hard-work and efficiency.

website tRIPTANK article: bojack jeff & Some aliens 13

ompa hingedigital

Portland-based Hinge is an award-winning integrated production studio with a global reach. Hinge specializes in bringing unique stories to life through design, live action, 2D & 3D animation and post-production visual effects.

website snow knows one stop shop production model

laika

Laika Entertainment. is a stop-motion animation studio specializing in feature films, commercial content for all media, music videos and short films.

It is best known for its stop-motion feature films, Coraline, ParaNorman, The Boxtrolls as well as Kubo and the Two Strings.

website kubo trailer 10th anniversary video 14

ompaanimation hive-fx

HIVE-FX is an imagery studio. Their passionate artists create top-quality Animation, Visual FX, CGI, Motion Graphics, Photography and Live Action sequences for commercial, film, television web and print. Their creative team is regarded among the world's best at providing superior quality work, fast turnaround and awesome customer service.

website grimm creature breakdown

house special

columbia+Animals

nike mag

HouseSpecial, formerly LAIKA/house, can make anything move. They are animation experts, character designers and brand stewards.

website jailbreak behind the scenes Are you an OMPA member and an animator? OMPA wants to talk to you! We’d like to highlight your work in the next animation edition of the CallSheet.

OMPA is also hoping to have an entire section in our SourceOregon directory dedicated to animation. This depends on how many animators we can get listed in SourceOregon. Help us develop our listing categories and get your colleagues to list in SourceOregon. Contact info@ompa.org

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The Wisdom of W.C.F. submitted by simon king

It has been a century since the comedic actor W.C. Fields muttered his memorable morsel of wisdom, “Never work with animals and children” and yet, here I was in the early morning hours standing in the drizzling rain on the first day of production for the episodic Dani’s Bucket List directing two teenagers while an overly enthusiastic golden retriever sat between them panting heavily into their lav mics. While Mr. Fields’ words rattled in my ears, I could be no happier than I was today. The actresses, Rachelle Henry playing the title role of “Dani” and Madisyn Lane as “Natalie,” a teenager facing the dual dilemma of a possible pregnancy and being kicked out of her house by her single father, were proving W.C.F’s words of wisdom wrong. The set was running like a well-oiled Swiss machine with crew always one step ahead and talent saying lines with just the right emotion. Even the puppy seemed to know exactly when to raise her paw and place it lovingly on Natalie’s arm.

Dani’s Bucket List started in February of 2016 as a late-night text correspondence between Rachelle and me. Rachelle had asked me to write a short script that could be shot and used as material for her reel and the reels of others that would be involved. As I began writing I realized there was the opportunity to extend my initial concept into a series.

Within the week, I met with my good friend and veteran Pacific Northwest director of photography, Ken Luba to discuss the project. It took only minutes before Ken was on board not only as DP, but also as the show’s Associate Producer. Ken quickly assembled a crew that any feature film would be thrilled to have. Every strategic crew position was filled with senior talent from the Portland and Salem area. Eric Macey came on board as AC, Patrick Blevins was to be the key grip, Derek Ecklund handled sound, Aaron Nelson was our gaffer, and Ken rounded out the crew with Janet Beeson as the show’s script supervisor. Meanwhile, I pulled together a strong cast of teens for the primary roles, mixing in a few adults in supporting roles. In addition to Rachelle and Madisyn, I signed up Connor Muhl, Eli Stevenson, and Sophie Giberson as the teen cast and added the beautiful Candi Kadel as Dani’s mother and the amazing Glen Baggerly as Natalie’s father. Picture This was our go-to for all equipment we would need to shoot the show.

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Cast and crew set, it was now essential to secure locations and a support team that would help make the grueling shoot a success. I say grueling because we would be shooting 23 pages of script on five sets in four locations all within a two-day period! Everything had to be planned meticulously and the plan followed with absolute precision.

Of course, this is filmmaking so one should always expect the unexpected. In addition, this is Oregon so the weather gods always have the last word. A planned crane shot had to be dropped at the last moment due to rain and our late night mall location came complete with construction crews and painters on scissor lifts creating noisy havoc at all the wrong moments; this despite having paid a hefty location fee.

In the end, cast and crew helped us collect a wonderful plethora of shots that Ken and I, working with Nancy Anderson at Bingo Lewis Editorial in Portland, pulled into a tight edit. Later, Rob Anderson (also at Bingo Lewis) perfected the color and Sonic Media Studios tweaked the audio into what would become the first two episodes of Dani’s Bucket List. In late August, six months after my initial script notes, we premiered to a full house at the Lake Theatre in Lake Oswego. The first episode premiered on YouTube in early September and within days had almost 30,000 views. As I write this we are only four days away from releasing the second episode. Now‌ time to put rest of the season inside the camera.

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OREGON FILM MUSEUM PRESENTS...

ANIMAL HOUSE HALLOWEEN PARTY

The original Cast and Crew of the movie Animal House reprise items from the Cottage Grove and Eugene sets of the infamous #OregonMade movie for a historic celebration of Oregon Film.

The “Louie Louie” Kingsmen perform in celebration of the anniversary of shooting the infamous party scenes in the Animal House movie shot 39 years ago in Oregon. Costumes are welcome and encouraged.

Find Ticket Information Here.

When

Sunday, October 30, 2016 5pm Reception (VIP) 6pm Doors (General Public)

Where

The Exchange Ballroom 123 NE 3rd Avenue Portland, Oregon

music by: the kingsmen otis day the cry the mean reds the hauer things 18

Events Oct 5 blacklist happy hour

5:30pm - 7:30pm Free Monthly Happy Hour for Portland area screenwriters hosted by The Black List.

Produce Row Cafe 204 SE Oak St Portland, OR 97214

oct 14-15 WEMAKE Design conference Tickets

oct 20-21 BEND DESIGN

Tickets Two days of engaging conversations, tours, interactive workshops and hands-on exhibits.

Various Locations: Downtown Bend, OR

oct 25 cameras & cocktails

Connect with industry peers at October’s OMPA networking event. More details to come via Monday’s Mail (member news) and OMPA’s Facebook page.

Juliet Zulu 4243 SE Belmont St #100 Portland, OR 97215

oct 30 animal house halloween party Tickets 5PM VIP Reception / 6PM Doors See page 18 for more details.

nov 10 nw filmmakers fest summit 6am - 4pm See page 20 for more details.

Workshops

Oct 29 - 30 Dave Walsh’s voiceover workshop

Sign Up LA.-based voiceover coach Dave Walsh brings his powerful “TrueTell” method of VO prep and performance to his upcoming twoday commercial and narration workshop.

First session (Oct 22 - 23) sold out.

15% discount for OMPA members.

nw FILM CENTER WORKSHOPS portland community media workshops

Festivals oct 6-9 BendFilm

oct 7-9 hp lovecraft festival Oct 20-22: portland eco festival Oct 20-22: Eastern Oregon Film Fest

La Grande

Oct 20 best of klamath falls film festival 7:00pm Whitsell Auditorium (Portland)

Oct 22: astoria internation film festival Oct 22: oregon coast film festival

Coos Bay

nov 10 -15 nw filmmakers festival OMPA Members receive industry events, workshops and conference information weekly!

Keep up to date with the industry by becoming an OMPA member.

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OCTOBER Showtimes

Oct 9

Kiss me, Kate @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 10 Oct 5

When Two Worlds Collide @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium Do The Right Thing @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 6

Brazil @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium Phantom @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 7

H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival & Cthulhucon @ Hollywood Theatre (opens) Histories d’Amérique (Food, Family and Philosophy) @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 8

Andy Warhol - Part I @ 2PM Whitsell Auditorium Makibefo @ 4:30 PM Whitsell Auditorum A River Runs Through It @ 6:45PM Milo McIver State Park. Fishing clinic at 6PM Romeo + Juliet @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Kenshin Part III: The Legend Ends @ 6:45 PM Hollywood Theatre Phantasm: Ravager @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre News From Home @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium Polyester in “Odorama!” @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 11

Klown Forever @6:45PM Hollywood Theatre Phantasm: Ravager @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre Seven Brothers Meet Dracula @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 12

Shin Godzilla @ Hollywood Theatre (opens) Kenshin Part III: The Legend Ends @ 6:30 PM Hollywood Theatre Under the Sun @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium Saving Face @ 7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 13

Rebel Craft Rumble @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre In the Loop @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium Train to Busan @ 7:15 PM Hollywood Theatre Twin Peaks - Fire Walk With Me @7:30PM Hollywood Theatre

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Showtimes Oct 14

Birth of a Nation @ Hollywood Theatre (opens) White Girl @ Hollywood Theatre (opens) Pillars of Portland @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium Creature From the Black Lagoon in 3D @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre Train to Busan @ 9:30 PM Hollywood Theatre Queer Horror: Beetlejuice @ 9:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 15

Andy Warhol - Part II @ 1PM Whitsell Auditorium Omkara @ 3:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium My Own Private Idaho @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium All Night Horror Marathon @ 9PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 16

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Quit Worrying and Love the Bomb @ 4:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium Certifiably Yours @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 17

J’ai faim, j’ai froid & Portrait de Une Jeune Fille De La Fin Des Années 60 à Bruxelles @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 18

Do Not Resist @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 19

Earthquake in “Sensurround!” @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 20

Klamath Independent Film Festival Best Of Program @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 21

In Front of Others @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 22

Oct 26

After Spring @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium The Crossing @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium The Lost Arcade @ 9:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Oct 27

From Afar (Desde Allá) @ 7PM Hollywood Theatre Women in Oversized Men’s Shirts @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 28

D’Est (From the East) @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium Eraserhead @ 9:15 PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 29

Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures @ 12PM Whitsell Auditorium The Here After @ 2:15 PM Whitsell Auditorium The Mine @ 4:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium McFarland USA @ 6:30PM Champoeg State Heritage Center’s Visitors Center Auditorium The Innocents @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 30

Meet John Doe @ 4:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium Theatre of Blood @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 31

Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium The Pit @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Nov 1

The Road @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Nov 3

Tony Conrad: Completely in the Present @ 7:30 PM Hollywood Theatre

Nov 4

Gimmie Danger @ Hollywood Theatre (opens)

Nice People @ 5PM Whitsell Auditorium Silent Heart @ 7:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium

tune in...

The Homecoming @ 4:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium The Fencer @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Check your listings for Rollin’ On TV

Oct 23 Oct 24

The Idealist @ 7PM Whitsell Auditorium

Oct 25

Here is Harold @ 6:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium Sparrows @ 8:30 PM Whitsell Auditorium

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

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SourceOregon

listing questions What is the difference between OMPA AND SOURCEOREGON? OMPA is a non-profit trade association for the film, television and interactive media industry.

Individuals and businesses join OMPA to support their industry, attend networking events, receive industry news and exclusive promotional opportunities.

SourceOregon is an OMPA publication. There is an online SourceOregon directory and an annual printed directory. SourceOregon serves as Oregon’s industry directory and it is how we promote Oregon as a production and post-production location. Your listing makes a first impression with every project that considers producing in Oregon and keeps you in touch with the crew and producers of Oregon’s industry.

As an ompa member, what are my sourceoregon benefits?

OMPA members receive one free listing. Any additional listing is $35 minimum.

The price increases depending on word count, logo and reel. The free listing for OMPA includes max word count, logo and reel. Individuals can pay for a listing without being an OMPA member.

am i automatically listed if i join ompa or renew my membership?

OMPA does not automatically list you or your company on SourceOregon when you join or renew your membership. You must go to SourceOregon.com to list yourself in your desired category. The listing owner is in charge of updating that information when necessary or at renewal. Listings expire on December 31st, 2016. This may differ from your membership. Any listing that is new or renewed after August 1st will expire December 31st, 2017. November 30th is deadline to be included in the 2017 printed directory.

how do I get listed or renew my listing?

Go to SourceOregon.com/GetListed to list or to renew your listing. If you forgot your password - the process to retrieve it is very easy. Email info@ompa.org if you are experiencing technical issues.

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SourceOregon

listing questions WHY DO I NEED TO RENEW MY LISTING RIGHT NOW?

All listings expire on December 31st, 2016. In order to be included in the 2017 SourceOregon printed edition, you must renew your listing by no later than November 30th, 2016. Once you have renewed your listing(s), they will be available online until December 31st 2017.

OMPA will not be extending any deadlines to be included in the printed directory. This is to ensure that the directory will be available as early as possible in 2017.

HOW DO I LIST IF I QUALIFY FOR MULTIPLE CATEGORIES? A seperate listing must be made for each category. Each listing is a minimum of $35. If you are an OMPA member - we suggest utilizing your free listing with the one that could benefit from a longer description and reel.

Listing Categories sTAGES & sTUDIO sERVICES Advertising Agencies Broadcasters Business Affairs Consulting Producers Distribution Finance Legal Marketing Motion Picture Studios Payroll Services Product Placement Production Offices Production Relocation & Logistics Publicity Script Coverage/Analysis Stages/Sound Stages Trade Associations Unions & Guilds

Production companies Commercial, Digital & Web Documentary Feature/TV Animation

Directors, producers & wRITERS Directors Producers Motion

Live Event

Still Photography Writers Corporate General Copywriter

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SourceOregon Listing Categories crew

Accountants Accountants Payroll Clerks Animal Trainers/Wranglers Animation

2D Animator

CG Animator

Stop-Motion Animator

Ink & Paint Artists

Clean Up Artists

Concept Artists

Character Designer

Color Artists Art Department

Art Production Designers Art Directors Art Coordinators Graphic Artists Set Designers

Props Prop Masters Assistants

Set Dress Set Decoraters Lead Person Set Dressers

Set Decoration Buyer

Set Construction Construction Coordinators

Set Construction/Prop Makers Scenic/ Painters Greensman Scenic Artists/Muralists Assistant Directors

First AD

Second AD

Second Second AD Camera

Director of Photography

Camera Operators

Drone Operators Steadicam

Digital Imaging Technician (DIT)

1st Assistant Camera

2nd Assistant Camera Loader

Data Utility/DUT

Speciality Underwater Specialists Aerial Videographer VTR/Playback

Still Photography Aerial Stills

On Set Photographer Choreographers Craft Services Electricians

Gaffers

Best Boy Electricians Electricians

Dimmer Board Operators Rigging First Aid/Medics Food Styling Grips

Key Grips

Best Boy Grips

Dolly Grips Grips Rigging Hair Location

Location Managers

Location Scouts Makeup

Makeup Artists

Special F/X Makeup Artists

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SourceOregon Listing Categories crew

Production

Line Producers

Production Managers/UPM

Production Coordinators

Assistant Coordinators Production Assistants Researchers Script Supervisors Sound

Sound Mixers/Recordists

Boom Operators Utility Special Effects Storyboard Artists Stunt Coordinators Teacher/Welfare Workers Transportation

Transportation Captains

Trasportation Coordinators

Picture Car Coodinators Drivers Wardrobe

Costume Designers Supervisors Costumers/Stylists

talent

Acting Workshops & Coaching Actors Agents & Managers Casting Directors Dialect Coaches Extras Casting Headshot Photographer Stunt People/Stunt Drivers Narrator/Voice Talent

equipment

Camera Support

Camera & Car Mounts

Camera Cars Cranes Dollies Drones

Jib Arms

Motion Control Stabilizers/Steadicams Camera Trucks/Vans Expendables Camera Electirc Grip Hair Makeup Sound Production Location Grip Equipment Trucks Layouts Lighting Equipment Lifts and Condors Marine Mobile Video Facilities Motorhomes/Trailers Cast

Hair and Makeup Honeywagon Motorhomes Storage Wardrobe Playback/Video Assist Production Supplies Sound Equipment Stunt Equipment Theatrical Equipment Video Projection Equipment Walkie Talkies/Communication Water Trucks

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SourceOregon Listing Categories Props, Fabrication & Set Dressing

POST PRODUCTION

Sound & Music

INTERACTIVE TECH

Antiques & Collectibles Art Rental Backdrops Costume/Uniform/Wardrobe Rental & Sales Furniture /Carpet/Upholstery Mechanical Props Painting Supplies Picture Vehicles Plants/Greens/Florists Prop & Set Fabrication Prop Rentals/Display Houses Puppets Signs Weaponry

Composers/Music Producers Music Supervisors Post

Audio Sweetening Looping/ADR/Foley

Music Libraries/Sound F/X Recording

Mobile Location Recording

Music Recording Studios

Sound Recording Studios

Voice-Over Facilities Sound Designers Sound Editors

Closed Captioning & Transcription Color Correction Facilities Editing Equipment Editorial Facilities / Post Houses Editors Graphics/Motion Graphics Lab: Motion Picture Lab: Still Photography Post Supervisors Robo Paint Slide Services Standards Conversions Stock Footage/Images Video Duplication Visual Effects

CD-ROM/DVD Duplication Game Developers Interactive Animation Audio Graphics

Multi-Image Producers Training Video Writers Video Capture & Encoding Web Site Developers Webcasting/Streaming

Props, Sound, Post and Interactive Tech are four categories that OMPA still needs assistance reviewing. Please contact us at info@ ompa.org if you have thoughts and suggestions. We are open to shifting categories to meet the needs of the current industry. Suggestions that will be included in the 2017 SourceOregon printed directory are due by September 30th. We will still accept suggestions after that date but it may not make the next printed directory.

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SourceOregon Listing Categories SUPPORT SERVICES & VENDORS Accountants/Bookkeepers Air Conditioning & Heating Air Transportation

Air Freight Airlines Airports Helicopters Pilots Animal Daycare / Dog Walking Barricades/Traffic Control Building Supplies Catering Community Groups Delivery/Shipping Destination Management Services Dry Cleaners/Laundry Education/Production Courses Facilities Meeting Screening Festivals/Workshops Film Museums & Attractions Financial Services Gifts/Flowers Ground Transportation Trucks Vans Auto

Limousinces/Town Cars

Taxis/Shuttle Vans Guides Health & Wellness Acupuncture

Doctors/Cast Physicals Massage/Chiropractic Nurses

Personal Fitness/Trainers

Spas/Skin Care Hotels & Lodging

Furnished Rentals Hotels

Other Lodging

Insurance Marketing Printers / Printing Services Publicity Real Estate Security Technical & Medical Consultants Trade Publications Translators & Interpreters Travel Agents Water Transportation

LIASONS

Chambers of Commerce & Visitor Bureaus Federal Offices Permits

Airport

City/County Permitting & One-stops

Commercial Vehicle Highway

Parks & Public Land State Offices Weather & Road Reports

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