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Comment by Mark Steenbarger on June 29, 2009 at 9:50am

Need a project?

If you are an hobbyist or enthusiast that needs 'subjects' to work on your art - I would be more than willing to provide you such opportunities. These are non-paying opportunities, but would be great for you to develop your art.

On October 10, we'll be performing a live 30 minute comedy sketch - think sitcom. We would love for somebody to film that.

Also we are doing 5-10 min short films and would love to have you a part of that as well. We are located in Shelbyville, IN

Just let me know.

Mark

Comment by Colin von Grimmenstein on June 16, 2009 at 11:29am

Stage 80 has just opened its doors up taking over the Telematrix building. It has a 34'x22'x14' cyc wall and a 20'x'15x'14 photography wall. It is a available for rent. This seems like a setup a lot of you could take advantage of. You can find more out at www.stage80.com.

Comment by Thomas A. Johnson on June 2, 2009 at 6:05pm

Here you go:
June's Indiana Filmmaker's Networking meeting is going to be one you won't want to miss!! Join us as Professional actor and teacher, Bob Berry, hosts the Basics of Film Acting.

Great information for actors as well as for directors to understand more of what actors do before the camera rolls.

Tuesday, June 9th
7pm-9pm Bob Berry hosts The Basics of Film Acting
9pm-11pm Casual networking
IMAX Hamilton 16 meeting room (take a right at the concession stand)
13825 Norell Rd
Noblesville, IN 46060

Also this is the last month in IFN's Spring Membership drive. Sign up for a year long membership for $20 and get a free IFN t-shirt. All the cool kids will be wearing them on film sets this summer :) Already a member? Get a friend to sign up and you get a free IFN cap! Get two friends to sign up and you get a free IFN t-shirt! Individual shirts are available for $15 and caps for $10. Orders arrive at the July meeting.

About The Indiana Filmmakers Network:
IFN is an open community of Indiana filmmakers dedicated to networking and support for area film projects. Memberships are $20/year, which is put directly into building the local film community. Anyone with interest in independent film is welcome to join, regardless of experience level. Our monthly meetings are a perfect opportunity to meet others and begin building your portfolio.For information about IFN check out www.ifnweb.org

About Bob Berry:
Bob Berry is a professional actor who has had extensive experience in radio, television, stage and film.

As an actor, he has had leading roles on stage in New York and in the Midwest, including such classics as Long Day's Journey into Night, The Petrified Forest, Night of the Iguana, and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

While a student at Indiana University, Bob wrote, directed and starred in the first full-length independent feature film shot in Indiana called House of Dreams.

He has also written and filmed television commercials. While in New York, he served as associate producer of the television documentary Pearl Harbor: Surprise and Remembrance – which won critical acclaim with its debut on PBS.

Bob has written three full-length plays of which two have been produced. His play Audition was recently selected for a staged reading at the Blooming Plays Project this coming August.

Bob is the founder and director of The Actors Workshop, now in its 15th year.

Comment by Larry Welke on June 2, 2009 at 5:11pm

Does anyone have a bit more information on the IFN monthly meeting on June 9 in Noblesville, e.g. address of where, time of day or evening. is there a program agenda, etc?

Comment by Thomas A. Johnson on June 2, 2009 at 10:46am

Jeremia & Pkoduri- Drop into the Indiana Filmmakers Network Meeting at the Hamilton 16 in Noblesville next Tuesday (June 9). It will be a good time to meet quite a few film folk in the area and get questions answered.

Comment by Jeremia Wayne Sterkel on March 2, 2009 at 5:37pm

Does anyone know of any local film production companies?

Comment by PK Koduri on February 26, 2009 at 5:20pm

If I want to make a documentary - where do I start? what equipment will I need? any references I could use? Thanks for your help.

Comment by chuck budreau on January 26, 2009 at 2:34pm

Indiana Filmmakers Network - Feb 10 - Film Festivals!!!

This month we are SO pleased to have the Indianapolis International Film Festival (IIFF) be our host. The IIFF is a one of a kind Indiana Film festival that is host to an *amazing* collection of local and international films. This is a great opportunity to get to know and ask questions to the programming director of a what it takes to have your film selected in a major festival such as IIFF.

Hope to see you there!!

Tuesday, February 10th 7pm-?

Indianapolis International Film Festival Offices
719 1/2 Massachusetts Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46280

Above Chatham Tap near Comedy Sportz

Contact person for IFN:
Kate Chaplin - karmiccourage@yahoo.com - 317-833-8861

Comment by chuck budreau on January 12, 2009 at 2:42pm

Help Local Filmmakers "The Herbert Brotheres" win the Dorito's "Crash The Super Bowl" Contest!
Vote early vote often! It's down to 1 Indiana Team vs 1 from New York and 3 From LA.... It's time for the little guys to WIN!!!
Details are here...

Comment by Martin Schliessmann on January 8, 2009 at 12:49pm

From Easley Winery and WFYI 90.1 FM...

Joint WFYI radio personality and NUVO Newsweekly writer Matthew Socey for an evening of great wine and great film discussion. Socey will discuss the best and worst of 2008 and what could receive Academy Award nominations.

(Matt is also starting a new film-discussion radio show on WFYI 90.1 this Friday 01/09!)

Film fans are invited to chime in.

Each guest will pick their anticipated nominations and predicted winners. Winners will be announced after Academy Awards. Prizes will be given for most number of predictions and award winners correct.

Saturday, January 10, 2009
7-9 pm
$6 registration fee includes a glass of wine.
Light munchies also available for purchase.

Easley Winery
205 N. College Ave • Indianapolis, Indiana • 46202
phone: 317-636-4516 • fax: 317-974-0128
Store Hours • Mon-Sat: 9am-6pm • Sun: 12pm-4pm
info@easleywinery.com

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