Industry Spotlight June 30th: 72 Hour Film Shootout Informational
Come to learn and share all things “72 Hour Film Shootout 2011” (July 16-18)!

IS THIS YOU?
Want to know what’s going on with this year’s ‘shootout’ or have questions?
Never participated and want to learn how to?
Don’t have a team, but would like to join one?
Participated in the past, and would like to share your experience? 
Want to help us with the ‘Shootout’?

IF SO THEN:
Come JUNE 30th, to meet, and learn from past participants and the AAFilmLab management team, and get in on the ground floor of this summer’s “72 Hour Film Shootout” being held on July 16-18th. 

GUESTS INCLUDE:
Peter Chin (past ‘Shootout’ organizer)
David Hou (past AAFilmLab President and past ‘Shootout’ Director)
Jesse Hsu (Past participant)
Jonathan Hsu (Past participant)
Sue Kim (Best Actress Award - first ‘Shootout’, Top 10 2009)
Rain Noe (2007-2009 ‘Shootout’ Participant)
Karen Song (2006-2008 ‘Shootout’ Participant, Most Original Film Award 2006)

When: June 30th, 6-8PM
Where: The Azure, 333 E. 91st Street & 1st Ave, 3rd Floor

RSVP/PARTICIPATE:
If you have participated in the past and would like to share your experience, please email info [at] aafilmlab [dot] org with subjectline “June 30th Participant”.

Otherwise, for everyone else, please RSVP on this JOIN THE 72 Hour Film Shootout FAN PAGE!

My name is Eileen Ann, and I’m the producer of “A Rainy Day for Earthworms,” by director Gary Mei. Set in Chinatown, Earthworms is an independent film that follows the perspective of a first-generation Chinese-American child after a tragedy shakes his community. My friends have been working on this film since last May, and we’re almost finished with production.
We hope that you’ll learn more and spread the word about the film using the links I have included below:
Kickstarter project for backers with the official Earthworms trailer.
Q&A with the film’s production crew on Facebook.
Press coverage:
- indieWIRE
- Angry Asian Man

3AF (Asian American Advertising Federation) has launched a contest called “3AF Video Smackdown.” They are seeking to gather information on how young Asian Americans consume media. (including but not limited to TV, magazines, cell phone apps, radio, online, concerts, etc.) That’s where you come in. You don’t have to be Asian American to answer the question, but in which case, feel free to answer it on behalf of your Asian American friends.

Just to give you an idea…
“You know when you find that insanely hilarious video on YouTube that you can’t resist sharing with everyone and their mom? Do we have to mention the time that you got lost in your own neighborhood because you didn’t have your Google Maps app on your phone to rely on?” The list goes on obviously.

Ok so let’s get to the hard and fast answers you want:
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Though the deadline has past, this is something we should all know about for the future.

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