Industry Spotlight: Natalie Kim’s “Supertwins” - Making a Web-Series/Screening, Mon., Oct. 17th, 7-9

ATTN: NEW DAY & TIME!

So starting this month, we are be experimenting with changing the Day and Time of our programs.  This time, we’ll be trying out Monday, 7-9PM.

Come and meet Natalie Kim, who’s been working on a Web-Series called “Supertwins”.  She first had a reading of “Supertwins” here at Unfinished Works, and now we can see how she got from then to here, the finished product.

She will discuss her journey and the process she took to develop this project from start to finish and her plans moving forward with it.  Then we’ll get to screen some of Supertwins with a Q&A afterwards.

Asian American Film Lab “Industry Spotlight” meeting
Mon., Oct. 17th
Ripley Grier Studios
520 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10018
Room 16H
7PM to 9PM (Come early)

Please RSVP via our Facebook Event and/OR email (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with “RSVP Oct. 17th” in subject line.

To offset costs of maintaining our services to our community, and in the aid of securing a permanent home for the AAFilmLab, we will be accepting donations.  The suggested donation is $3.00 - $5.00.

Thanks to everyone who participated in last week’s Unfinished Works and our 7th 72 Hour Film Shootout Events this summer.  Connect and reconnect with those you met at our previous meetings at our Facebook Profile Page and our Facebook Event Invite: Past Events!

Upcoming AAFilmLab Meeting Schedule (1st Thursday & 2nd Half of the Month):
Wed, Oct. 12th - Unfinished Works
Mon. Oct. 17th - Industry Spotlight: Supertwins by Natalie Kim - Making a Webseries & Screening
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Ongoing Call For “Industry Spotlight” Discussion Topics/Workshop Proposals, feel free to spread the word :-)
Would you like some support and exposure for yourself and your work?  Would you like to share your knowledge of an industry topic?  We are seeking persons and topics for workshops, and discussions/panels including, but not limited to:
1. Producers/Producing
2. Screenwriters/Screenwriting
3. Editors/Editing
4. Actors/Acting (Coaches/Teachers, As a business, Monologues, Scenes, etc.)
5. Directors/Directing
6. Casting Directors/Casting
7. Agents/Representation
8. ETC.,... Storyboarding, art direction including set, lighting, costume designs, sound design (including music), ....

If you would like more information about doing a workshop or discussion/panel with us, please send your proposal, along with credentials to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address), subjectline “Industry Spotlight Submission.”

Sincerely,

AAFilmLab

Need or want to provide music for Shootout participants?

Post your band/dj/performer’s website to facebook.com/72hrshootout.

You can also use the music of featured performers, Late Cambrian and Brad Go, both of which will be performing at our Launch Party, July 15th in NYC, 6 - 8:30PM at Zinc Bar, 82 West 3rd Street.

Late Cambrian
Late Cambrian on iTunes:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-last-concert/id441171617

A clip of their Spike Hill, Brooklyn performance:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BN9R4Aa8rU

http://www.latecambrian.com

Brad Go
Climb aboard the S.S. Rock and marvel as Captain Brad Go navigates the high seas of heartbreak, lust and love!  Armed with a guitar and a piano, Brad Go sets his songwriting sights high as he sails the stormy seas of the heart.  Ranging from heartbroken croons and triumphant ballads to kick-your-face-off rock… More

LU CHUAN’S MASTERFUL EPIC “CITY OF LIFE AND DEATH” OPENS ON MAY 11

On December 9, 1937, the Imperial Japanese Army laid siege to the Chinese capital of Nanking, beginning a reign of terror that killed as many as 300,000 civilians—an infamous tragedy now referred to as the Rape of Nanking. The first big-budget fiction film by the Chinese to deal with this seminal event in their modern history, CITY OF LIFE AND DEATH follows those caught in the crossfire: a young Chinese general who leads a platoon in street fighting; the German businessman John Rabe, who establishes a safety zone to protect the lives of countless Chinese; and a Japanese officer conflicted by the brutality of his commander. A runaway hit with audiences in China, the film is a visceral, heartbreaking portrait of life during wartime, and an unforgettable masterpiece of contemporary world cinema.

Watch the trailer: http://tinyurl.com/citytrailer

Though the deadline has past, this is something we should all know about for the future.

LA Asian Pacific Film Fest May 10-20: C3 PROJECT… More