[Scpg] Community Film Studio LAUNCH! Sunday April 29, 2012 2pm Marjorie Luke Theatre, 721 Cota St.
Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network
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Sun Apr 29 07:31:24 PDT 2012
Community Film Studio LAUNCH!
Sunday April 29, 2012
02:00 PM
Movie Moguls Wanted...No Experience Necessary
First ever Community Film Studio Opens!
(April 6, 2012) Lights, Camera, Action! Launching on Sunday, April 29
Santa Barbara is now home to the world's first ever, non-profit,
all-volunteer, community film company -- Community Film Studio Santa
Barbara (CFSSB). Based on the traditional model of a community theater
group, CFSSB wants everyone who shares an interest in movies to join and
become a part of film making history. CFSSB brings together experienced
professionals with those with little or no experience -- a true
community of friends of all ages, backgrounds, and experience -- to
collaborate and make movies locally for audiences globally. Most
important in the mix is to have fun doing it. These will be truly
independent films of which everyone can be proud of having made a
contribution. Event will take place at the Marjorie Luke Theatre, 721
Cota St. from 2 - 4 p.m. Info @ www.CFSSB.org.
Board president and chief instigator, Jack Presnal said, “Films to be
produced will be very modestly budgeted. Their excellence will come from
the contributions of the members. No matter your background, there is a
role in CFSSB for everybody. Making a movie requires the widest range of
skills, not just technical film skills, to reach the screen. So, truly,
even with no experience or background, there is an important part for
everyone to play.”
First film for CFSSB will be under the tutelage of well-known actress
Finola Hughes, who is expanding her repertoire to directing with this
first feature for CFSSB. She said, “I am extremely excited to be
involved in this endeavor; joining my community in the launch of such a
new, autonomous venture in film making.”
To get started, it's easy. Just follow these steps and you're on your
way to working in the movies!
Start at the CFSSB website: http://www.cfssb.org
1. Complete an online application and join ($25 per individual or $50
for a family. Dues can be paid via cash, check or MC/Visa/AMEX.).
2. Join a committee and start helping to shape our process and path.
This is YOUR film studio.
3. Consider crew positions you might have skills in, or are interested
in learning about. There are many positions that require no film
background or training.
4. Take a workshop and start becoming a master at one of the many areas
of production.
5. Once the shooting schedule is announced, try to make time available
in your schedule to be able to participate. This is the single most
important contribution you can make.
6. Become a part of the film's promotional effort through Facebook,
Twitter, Tumblr, etc. Help build awareness and interest in others seeing
the film. Not only will we make the films but we will distribute them as
well. We ARE the marketing department!
7. Bring all your neighbors to a screening. Buy the DVD. Download and watch.
8. Now, let's start on the next movie.
Board members for CFSSB include: Jack Presnal, Founder & President;
Annie J. Dahlgren, Treasurer; Phebe Mansur, Secretary; Patrick Gregston,
Kimi Vandyk, John Macurdy, James Kahn, and Jason Lehman.
Join us on Sunday afternoon; April 29 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Marjorie
Luke Theatre, 721 E. Cota St. (SB Jr. High) for an introduction to the
project, how you can become a part of it and meet the board of directors
who will be playing integral roles as mentors in CFSSB. No charge for
this event and there’s plenty of free parking on school grounds.
For more info call (805)751-5678 or log onto : www.cfssb.org
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=403465603006373&id=100000288102099&comment_id=5722683#!/cfssb
Community Film Studio Santa Barbara, Inc. is committed to bringing the
joy and camaraderie of community theater to the making of feature motion
pictures. CFSSB is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation. Your membership
dues and other donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the
law.
Tax ID Number: 45-3189398
Fin?
No ~ The story is just beginning!
More Info: www.cfssb.org
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