Hey folks, here's your chance to meet your fellow filmmakers and help them work on their films.

Please be PROMPT!!!

222 E 34TH ST 5th FL CONF ROOM LEFT ELEVATOR BANK, coming out on the first door on the right down the hallway. some notes:

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AGENDA

7:00pm Check in

7:15pm Chien Huey: Lighting for Film and Video: Activity

Chien Huey gives a hands on demonstration of what it takes to light for film and video.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn!

8:15pm Workshop Projects!

We are holding a planning session to decide what the next project the workshop will undertake. Our last project was the short film "Paper Dogs".

What will be next?!! Come out to find out.

Sun, May 6 from 1pm – 4:30pm
Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA)
215 Centre Street
New York, NY 10013
http://www.mocanyc.org

MOCA will screen the award-winning feature-length documentary The Gate of Heavenly Peace. The film chronicles the turbulent weeks of the 1989 protests, offering portraits of both the Chinese government and activists in Tiananmen Square. The binary opposition between Communists and anti-Communists has left little middle ground left for the rational and thoughtful proponents of positive reform in China. The Gate of Heavenly Peace crafts a nuanced history of one of the most watched yet least understood stories of our time.

Carma Hinton, the film’s director and a leading scholar on contemporary China, will introduce the film and participate in a Q&A session. Together with Richard Gordon, Hinton has directed thirteen documentary films about China. She received a Ph.D. in Art History from Harvard University… More

Kia Barbee’s Silly of Me
Tuesday, April 24th 7-9pm
Azure Lounge, 333 E 91 Street at 1st Avenue
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There will be a reading of the script followed by a new talk back format!  

In production with Elmhurst Entertainment, when two selfish parents can’t get over their failed marriage, their son attempts to form a family of his own, until the family’s perpetual state of disconnect comes full circle.  Silly of Me represents the hardships that prevent deep love from ascending.  At the centerpiece is a union rarely visited in cinema, a marriage between an Asian male and black female.  Although race relations has its place firmly cemented within the journey of the characters, the story showcases the importance of a strong family unit; one that all races, nationalities and cultures value.

For more information visit Elmhurst Entertainment’s website at: www.elmhurstentertainment.com

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From our friends at Fresh Concentrate LLC:

A client is shooting a Korean American music video in NYC next month and they need Asian actors.

We are casting for a Japanese male actor age 50-60 with “businessman” look (must speak some English, but does not have to be perfect) for… More

Casting small business owners in the NY area who use UPS to appear on the UPS website. No compensation but great promotion for the company!… More

Last minute casting change requires:

Asian male, 20’s who can speak mandarin. Must be available for rehearsal this Saturday, 4/21/12 (12-3PM) and the reading, Tuesday,… More

Looking for:
Chinese Mother 65+
Chinese Daughter 45+
Chinese Male Doctor 40+
Korean Father 65+
Korean Daughter 40+
The… More

We’re looking for an Asian Male with Hibachi skills for a spec commercial we’re shooting.  18 years+, any height.  Would be in NYC.  Deferred pay. … More

Please email headshots, resume and reel and please indicate availablilty for this week or weekend. Each actor will only be needed for 1-2 hours at… More