OMPA March 2012 Callsheet by Oregon Media Production Association

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

OMPA and POWFest Present:

NW Film Finance Symposium March 9-10, 2012 at Hotel Deluxe and the Hollywood Theatre, in Portland

Limited Capacity

Also COMING SOON: ABS Open House & Pre-Nab Roundtable on March 13th! See ompa.org for details.

Details Inside! (see page 4) Sponsored by:

Featuring:

Stephanie Slack

Tara Johnson-Medinger

Katie O’Grady

Jeffrey Hardy

Todd Freeman

Vince Porter

Candice E. Jackson

Paul Bernard

Lyla Foggia

Christopher Toyne

Alexander MacKenzie

Slater Dixon

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OMPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Michael Bard President

Golf Chair Studio Bard, LLC

Lisa Cicala Vice President

Membership Chair Mercy Corps

Christopher Toyne Vice President Talent Chair

Tim Troester Secretary/Treasurer

Hays Companies of Oregon

James WilderHancock Past President

WilderHancock Productions

Nathaniel Applefield

Government Affairs Chair AFTRA

Ryan Crisman

Sockeye Creative, Inc.

Susan Haley

Scholarships Co-chair Paydogs LLC

Stefan Henry-Biskup Liquid Development

Janet McIntyre

Scholarships Co-chair Mt. Hood Community College

Jeanna Minshall Minshall Group

Dennis Noreen

Strategy Insurance

Mike Ratoza

Bullivant Houser Bailey PC

Dave Spraker

PR/Marketing Chair Advanced Broadcast Solutions

OMPA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Tom McFadden info@ompa.org OMPA ADMIN. MANAGER Jessica Beer jessica@ompa.org

OMPA

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Director’s Letter You’re Invited As an active member of Oregon’s film & media production industry, I appreciate what you do to help grow jobs and continue to elevate Oregon as an excellent place to do business. For that reason, I want to personally invite you to the upcoming NW Film Finance Symposium. As you may know, the NW Film Finance series is designed to further the dialog between Oregon producers and local financial interests by educating all parties on the current obstacles and opportunities in the distribution marketplace. The series continues on March 9 and March 10 with a two (half-) day symposium. See page 4 for more details and ticket purchasing information. OMPA supports an ongoing dialog for all voices to speak on further developing Oregon’s industry, and we will introduce new experts and topics including: w Contemporary digital distribution practices w A distribution executive who specialized in projects under $1 million w Current availability of Oregon’s indigenous Production Investment Fund (iOPIF) w ”How-to” attach professional union actors to low-budget projects In addition, we have invited back experts from our past workshops, including film finance packager Jeffrey Hardy of FilmProfit, veteran publicist Lyla Foggia, entertainment lawyer Candice Jackson, filmmaker Todd Freeman, social networking strategist Nate DiNiro, angel investors who have financed recent projects, and producers representing recent Oregon filmmaking success stories. There is much to discuss and this is a topic about which our community is rightfully passionate. Purchase your ticket today to participate in making Oregon’s filmmaking industry the best it can be, and to get the most out of what your peers and professional industry have to offer. Having access to the right team can make the difference in successfully launching an independent project or career. Here’s to your success!

Tom McFadden, OMPA Executive Director

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OMPA Elects Board President The Oregon Media Production Association board of directors met last month and elected its 2012 officers, including new president, Michael Bard, owner of recording and post-production facility StudioBard. The board president oversees the activities of the 29-year-old organization to support the mission of growing the commercial, film and television industry in Oregon. “I am pleased and honored to help direct the OMPA board’s activities to better serve and promote all those involved in Oregon’s vibrant media production industry,” says Michael Bard. “Between commercial and corporate projects and booming television, feature film, and transmedia collaborations, we are really in a great place to employ more Oregonians, engage local businesses, and create world class entertainment.” “The word has spread about the quality of our crews, actors and locations, and as OMPA president, I will actively encourage the consideration and inclusion of other local artisans in the post production, music, graphic design and animation fields,” says Bard. Michael brings experience as a 25+ year industry veteran composing music, producing audio and creating sound design for commercial, film and television clients, and was a recipient of OMPA’s own ‘Award of Excellence.’ He says he is “eager to celebrate the level of creative talent here.”

New OMPA Board President Michael Bard

While Oregon’s production incentive plays an obvious role in growing Oregon’s industry, local producers and television broadcasters still generate roughly 90% of the state’s production revenues. Says Bard: “I have a lot of faith that local producers and production companies will continue to build budgets in synergy with the out-of-state projects that bring money to Oregon.” The association promotes traditional and new media productions in Oregon of all budgets and sizes “so long as they are doing business legally and contributing positively to Oregon’s economy and reputation,” says Tom McFadden, OMPA’s Executive Director. Initiatives of the OMPA include publishing Oregon’s industry directory-SourceOregon and SourceOregon.com; working with labor, education and elected office holders to streamline and facilitate the process of doing business in Oregon; and upholding Oregon’s reputation as an increasingly popular place to do media production business. Other officers of the OMPA board elected this month are Lisa Cicala, elected to a second term as Vice President, joined by co-Vice President Christopher Toyne, and Timothy Troester, elected to his second term as Secretary/Treasurer. A complete list of current board members of the trade association are found online at www.ompa.org

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NW Film Finance Symposium Tickets Available Now OMPA and POWFest present the next highly-anticipated installment in the NW Film Finance series with a special two morning symposium, featuring an expert panel on the topic of earning return on investment to encourage ever-larger budgets for Oregon filmmakers. If you are a producer or finance partner, this is a perfect opportunity to raise your game. If you know an indie producer who “just needs the money,” refer them to these eye-opening panels on negotiating distribution, accessing iOPIF funds, attaching union acting talent and more. March 9 & 10, 2012 at Hotel deLuxe and The Hollywood Theatre in Portland OMPA and WIF Members: $55 for both general sessions. OMPA Members use discount code OMPAPOW12. (Service fees apply. Non-member & single session tickets also available.)

Purchase tickets online!

Sponsored by MarVista Entertainment, Pacific Grip & Lighting and Candice E. Jackson, Attorney at Law

SCHEDULE Friday, March 9, 7:30 AM Investors’ Breakfast: ROI in Feature Distribution. By invitation only Friday, March 9, 9:00 AM – Noon General Session (Part 1): Finance & Feature Distribution Hotel Deluxe Screening Room 729 SW 15th Avenue, Portland Sponsored by The McKenzie Agency Saturday, March 10, 9:00 AM - Noon General Session (Part 2): Digital Distribution & Marketing Community Conversation: The Way Forward Hollywood Theatre 4122 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland Sponsored by Gales Creek Insurance

SPEAKERS Keynote Speakers Stephanie Slack: Sr. Vice President, Co Productions & Acquisitions, MarVista Entertainment Vince Porter: Executive Director, Oregon’s Governor’s Office of Film and Television Confirmed Panelists include: Nathaniel Applefield: AFTRA Executive Director & National Representative, Pac NW Dena Beatty: Executive Director, SAG, Seattle/Portland Paul Bernard: Producer, “Leverage” Nate DiNiro: Social Networking Distribution Strategist Slater Dixon: MoPix, Video App Marketplace Full bios of the Eric Doebele: Entrepreneur, Venture Capital panelists can be Lyla Foggia: Publicist, Author found at http:// Todd Freeman: The Brothers Freeman, Filmmakers www.ompa.org/ Jeffrey Hardy: President, FilmProfit, LLC filmfinance/. Please Candice Jackson: Entertainment Law note that attendance Tara Johnson-Medinger: Executive Director, POWFest of all speakers is Alexander “Sandy” MacKenzie: Producer & Director, Highland Light subject to their Katie O’Grady: Actor, Producer availability and any Mathew Wilson: Entrepreneur, Attorney scheduling conflicts Christopher Toyne: Moderator that might arise.

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“What is Television?” Conference at University of Oregon, March 1-3 International conference of television industry professionals and television scholars will explore the past, present and future of television What is television these days? How are digital technologies changing television? How are the internet and other new media changing the television industry’s model of production, distribution and consumption? What is the future of television? From March 1 through 3, 2012, these questions will be explored during a unique gathering of television and video industry professionals, media scholars and students, and government and community officials during the “What is Television” conference. The New York Times recently reported that young people are using other devices to watch TV: “Television is America’s No. 1 pastime, with an average of four hours and 39 minutes consumed by every person every day. But more and more young people are tuning in elsewhere. Americans ages 12 to 34 are spending less time in front of TV sets, even as those 35 and older are spending more...” In addition, innovations like internet-ready and 3D TVs have recently hit stores, and rumors abound that Apple is working on a game-changing TV set. Hosted by the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication, the event will feature plenary sessions, international paper presentations and screenings in an attempt to answer questions about the changing nature of television. The conference is open to the public. Online registration plus program details are available at http://journalism. uoregon.edu/whatistv/.

“For television, change is everywhere. Content is now produced using a wide range of digital technologies, distributed via the internet, mobile devices and a variety of video formats, and viewed at the convenience of consumers. But even with these alterations, it can be argued that television remains as significant as ever,” said Tim Gleason, Dean of the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication. “This conference will bring together television professionals and scholars to explore television on the digital age, where it is heading, and what it means for producers and consumers alike.” Confirmed speakers to date include: w Bryce Zabel, President, Stellar Productions and former President of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences w Phil Oppenheim, Senior VP, Programming and Scheduling, Turner Broadcasting w David Cress, producer, Portlandia w Patric Verrone, writer, producer and former President, Writers Guild-West w Lloyd Segan, Principal, Piller/ Segan/Shepherd (independent content production company) w Toby Miller, Distinguished Professor of Media & Cultural Studies, University of California, Riverside w Horace Newcomb, Professor of Telecommunications and Director of Peabody Awards, University of Georgia The conference will open on March 1 at 5:30 pm with the Third Annual Communication and Society Lecture. The keynote speaker is Dan Schiller, Professor of Communication and of Library & Information Science, University of Illinois, who address “Digital Depression: The Crisis of Digital Capitalism.”

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POWFest Announces 2012 Program Highlights

The Portland Oregon Women’s Film Festival (a.k.a. POWFest) is excited to announce the programming highlights of its upcoming 5th Anniversary festival scheduled to take place March 8 – 11, 2012 at the Hollywood Theatre. As the only film festival in Portland exclusively dedicated to showcasing films directed by women and encouraging women to take on the director’s chair, POWFest is one of only a handful of festivals in the U.S. dedicated to women-directed film. With each year, the festival has continued to grow. Attendance has more than doubled and ticket sales have increased by 75%, exposing more works by women to the filmgoing community. Jurying submissions of over 400 films from female filmmakers around the world, POWFest organizers strive to include a broad collection of films by a range of filmmakers that include first-timers to veterans who have been working in cinema for many years. Over 30 directors will be in attendance this year. POWFest showcases the art and cinematic contribution of women filmmakers from around the world and

seeks to present films of any length, style or genre that have been directed or co-directed by women. By providing a platform to exhibit the work of today’s top women directors, POWFest is helping to create opportunities for women working in all areas of the film industry. By honoring female pioneers in film, POWFest provides the support and recognition necessary for the next generation of leading women filmmakers. In the past five years POWFest has hosted four prominent and very accomplished women directors: Allison Anders, Irene Taylor-Brodsky, Kathryn Bigelow and Gillian Armstrong. POWFest is especially grateful to have been awarded a Project Grant by the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) for the second year in a row for the 2012 festival. For a complete list of programming and schedule details, visit POWFest online.

Thursday, March 8th, 2012

7:00 PM - Shorts I: Locals Showcase, featuring short films by Portland directors, immediately followed by the festival’s 5-Year Birthday Boogie, hosted by @Large Films located at 807 NE Couch St., Portland, and sponsored by New Belgium Brewing Company.

Friday, March 9th, 2012

9:00 AM - In partnership with OMPA, POWFest presents Northwest Film Financing Day 1: Finance & Feature Distribution, to be held at The Hotel deLuxe (729 SW 15th Ave, Portland) 7:00 PM - MY BEST DAY by Erin Greenwell

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9:15 PM - POWFest Classic Screening: FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH by director Amy Heckerling.

Saturday, March 10th, 2012

9:00 AM - Northwest Film Financing Symposium, Day 2: Digital Distribution & Marketing. 12:00 PM - POWFest Classic Screening: SHUT UP AND SING by Oscar Award winner Barbara Kopple 12:30 PM - Animation/Experimental Shorts Showcase 2:30 PM - Documentary Showcase: “Ordinary People/Extraordinary Lives” 3:00 PM - Documentary Showcase: EI VOOR LATER & ANGEL FOR HIRE 5:00 PM - STEALING ROSES by Portland director, Megan Johnson 5:15 PM - Shorts III: International Showcase, featuring films from: Australia, Bulgaria, Spain, India, Canada and the UK 7:00 PM - LUNA Mixer and LUNAFEST: A program of nine films with reception to follow 10:00 PM - Shorts IV: Mature Themes

Sunday, March 11th, 2012

12 PM - Documentary Showcase: THE SILENT TRUTH & SISTERS IN ARMS 12:30 PM - Women in Film and Television International (WIFTI) Short Film Showcase

celebrating International Women’s Day 2:30 PM - FADED: Girls and Binge Drinking, by Mount Hood Community College Dean of Integrated Media and OMPA Board Member, Janet McIntyre 3:00 PM - Documentary Showcase: THE 90TH MINUTE, NERVES OF STEEL & THE EIGHTH PARALLEL 5:00 PM - Basic Rights Oregon Benefit: Special Screening of AUSTIN UNBOUND by local director Eliza Greenwood. Pre-screening reception at 4:30 PM. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Basic Rights Oregon Education Fund. 7:30 PM - POWFest Classic Screening and Closing Night Feature: SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE, directed by Nora Ephron

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Population: 2 Wins The Indie Fest’s Award of Merit Moon Tribe Studios has won a prestigious Award of Merit from The Indie Fest. The award was given for Gil Luna’s exciting feature film, Population: 2, which frames what it would be like to live in the end days into the apocalypse. Population: 2 features exceptional production quality, locations, visuals and sound. Kenneth Luba was the cinematographer/ Director of Photography and associate producer and Suzanne Tufan is embracing as Lilith in the lead role. “I couldn’t have had a better group of people to work with to make such an ambitious endeavor of the imagination come to being. They deserve to be recognized and this award is a sign of their accomplishment”, says director/ producer Gil Luna. The Indie Fest recognizes film professionals who demonstrate exceptional achievement in craft and creativity and those who produce standout entertainment or contribute to profound social change. Highly qualified professionals in the film industry judge the entries. Information about the Indie Fest and a list of recent winners can be

Director Gil Luna and DP Kenneth Luba on set at the Oregon Gardens

found at www.theindiefest.com. In winning an Indie, Moon Tribe Studios joins the ranks of other high-profile winners of this internationally respected award. Thomas Baker, Ph.D. chair of The Indie Fest, had this to say about the latest winners, “The Indie is not an easy award to win. Entries are received from around the world. The Indie helps set the standard for craft and creativity. The judges were pleased with the exceptionally high quality of entries. The goal of The Indie is to help winners achieve the recognition they deserve.”

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POWFest Spotlight: Stealing Roses by Megan C. Johnson OMPA member Megan C. Johnson wrote/ produced and directed a feature length comedy/drama feature film called Stealing Roses that will be shown in the Portland Women’s Film Festival (POWFest) at the Portland Hollywood Theatre on Saturday March 10th at 5pm. To purchase advance tickets to the screening for $7, visit the POWFest website. For more info, see http://www. stealingroses.com/. SYNOPSIS Walter (JOHN HEARD), a middle-aged man, down on his luck with no money, feels his back is against a wall with few options when his wife, Rose (CINDY WILLIAMS), develops throat cancer. Without adequate funds for medical treatments—too poor for health insurance, too young for Medicare and too “rich” for Medicaid—Walter resorts to drastic measures and decides to rob a bank. Walter steadily prepares for the big heist as he goes through his checklist for the bank robbery - getaway car, masks, guns – and casing the bank with an unfortunate run-in with the Bank Manager (BRUCE DAVISON). When he and Rose get fired from their only house cleaning client (HELENE CARDONA), Rose decides to become Walter’s partner and “wingman” in the bank robbery. Walter’s son, Johnny (MARK FAMIGLIETTI), a cop, moves back in with Walter and Rose to keep an eye on his suspicious father. The strained father-son relationship gets tested and reevaluated by Johnny as he struggles to come to terms with his father’s determination and as he learns his own lessons in love when he falls for SALLY (JOSIE DAVIS). When Rose turns out to be too ill to partake in the robbery – Walter enlists his eccentric friends (AL SAPIENZA, JUDE CICCOLLELA, VIC POLIZOS and JAMES GLEASON) to help. Walter, Rose and Johnny all struggle in

down-to-earth and comical ways as they all come to their own conclusions on what the final decision needs to be in their difficult situation. DIRECTOR BIO Megan Clare Johnson was born in Detroit, Michigan and received her B.A. in Cinema and Photography with a specialization in Film Production from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. She pursued her love of storytelling by becoming a film editor in Chicago and Detroit in which she worked in post-production of national commercials before relocating to Portland, Oregon. Megan produced and directing her original screenplay, Stealing Roses, a finalist at the Austin Film Festival screenwriting contest, into a feature film in 2012. Megan is the owner of her production company – Mama Simba Films. Exploring the pitfalls and triumphs of human nature, Megan is an author and filmmaker who reaches out to make us think and experience a wide range of emotions through her unique voice. She especially enjoys giving us a relatable perspective on our daily lives. Consistently creating strong characters, with a sharp ear for dialogue found in her writing and films, Megan’s meaningful and mirthful writing delivers stories we can savor and enjoy.

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Screenwriting Class: Three Spots Remaining Three spots remain open in Steve Coker’s upcoming Screenwriting class. See last month’s Callsheet Newsletter for full class details, or contact Steve Coker: 503-888-5141 or stevecoker@ screenworksink.net. More info at the Screenworks Ink website. Schedule: Tuesdays from 6:00 to 8:00pm. Eight weeks. Next session starts March 13th. Fee: $225 for OMPA Members. $250.00 for all others.

Northwest Tracking Spotlight: Janet McIntyre’s FADED: GIRLS + BINGE DRINKING The Northwest Film Center presents the world premiere screening of FADED: GIRLS + BINGE DRINKING on Thursday, March 15 at 7 p.m. at the Whitsell Auditorium in the Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Avenue, Portland, OR 97205). Raw and unflinching, FADED profiles the heartbreak and struggles of four young women battling the allure and grip of binge drinking. Holley skates with the Rose City Rollers, a semi-pro girls’ skating team. She plays hard and parties harder, bouncing from one job to another, including a stint at an X-rated bakery that ended when she broke in after-hours to decorate her friend’s ass—a rather spectacular Barbie dollthemed creation in pink and white icing. Other stories are more serious, such as that of Cassidy, a drama major and honor student, who has vowed to stop drinking after a girlfriend is date-raped at a party. (58 mins.) Director Janet McIntyre will be in attendance. Admission: $9 General; $8 Portland Art Museum Members, Students, Seniors Advance tickets: www.nwfilm.org More info is on the film’s official website, and you can view a trailer here.

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The Northwest Film Center presents DRIVEN: The Films of Nicolas Winding Refn - March 8 –17, 2012 The Northwest Film Center celebrates the accomplishments of Danish film director Nicolas Winding Refn by presenting the scope of his work thus far at the Whitsell Auditorium March 8 – 17. Following the recent success of his film Drive—winner of the Best Director Prize at last year’s Cannes Film Festival—Refn has reached a new level of international recognition. The Film Center looks forward to introducing audiences to the director’s previous works, including The Pusher Trilogy, which explores the criminal underworld of Copenhagen; Bronson, a stylized take on Charles Bronson’s metamorphosis into Britain’s most dangerous prisoner; Fear X, a psychological thriller starring John Turturro; and Valhalla Rising, a violent, visual tour-de-force exploring life among the Vikings in 1000 AD. Refn famously turned down a place at the prestigious National Danish Film School in order to write and direct his 1996 feature film debut, Pusher. Violent, edgy, yet emotionally gripping, it established him as an uncompromising new talent. Over the next fifteen years, his films have demonstrated a mastery of intense, visceral tales that explore haunted characters navigating the consequences of their own immorality. A complete list of films and showtimes is available at the Northwest Film Center website.

Northwest Film Center’s Whitsell Auditorium Portland Art Museum—1219 SW Park Avenue, Portland, OR 97205 Admission: $9 General; $8 Portland Art Museum Members, Students, Seniors Advance tickets: www.nwfilm.org

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SkillsUSA Seeks Volunteer Video Production Facilitator for Competition SkillsUSA is hosting its annual state competition for Oregon high school students on April 20-21 in Milwaukie at the Sabin-Schellenberg Professional Technical Center. Video Production is one of 60 different career and technical competition areas included in this conference. They are looking for a talented Media expert who is willing to design and facilitate a 4 hour competition in Television Video Production and Video Product Development for student competitors. The Video competition is on Saturday,

April 21 from 8:00 AM - Noon. The Video Production facilitator could either use a previous competition design or create their own. To volunteer, or to get more details, contact Karen Phillips at 503353-5941 or phillipska@nclack.k12. or.us before March 15. SkillUSA is a national partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA’s mission is to help its members become worldclass workers, leaders and responsible American citizens.

OMPA Volunteer Corner To volunteer with OMPA, email info@ompa.org, call 503-228-8822, or click “Volunteer” at www.ompa.org

OMPA Office Help If you are looking for new connections or to keep yourself occupied between jobs, you are welcome to schedule time at the OMPA office to volunteer. Our needs vary as greatly as your talents do, but here are some specific jobs we need help with soon: General Office Duties Help with filing, mailing dues statements, and generally making the OMPA office the most pleasant place to be that it can. Courtesy Party Caller Talk with everyone in OMPA and invite them to OMPA meetings. Why? 1) Because not everyone reads their email! 2) You get to introduce yourself to everyone in OMPA and 3) It is a nice thing to do. Meeting Ambassador Welcome everyone who comes to the OMPA meetings!

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Announcing

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James Jackson Friend

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Mario Gonzalez

503-851-1362 mariognzlz@yahoo.com Student studying communication at Chemeketa Community College

Neal Hirschfeld

503-206-8590 neal_hirschfeld@yahoo.com Screenwriter

Lindsae Klein

503-841-7197 lindsae.klein@gmail.com Actor & voice over artist represented by Option Model & Media

Cathy Lewis-Dougherty

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Pacific Inns

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Rachel Risor

360-901-2527 rachelrisor@hotmail.com Actor & model represented by Option Model & Media

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