A THOUSAND PAPER CRANES

The production is under Japan Society, in collaboration with Theatre Arts Japan -KIDS-.

http://www.japansociety.org/education/course_detail.cfm?id_course=816017231&flag_educator=2
http://www.sonywondertechlab.com/programs/events_workshops.shtml

Seeking Asian actors;
Two male actors in their mid 20's to 40's.
One female actor in her 30's to 40's.

It will be presented on September 9th (Sunday) from 2pm at the Sony HD Theatre, Midtown, NYC.
Only one time show.

This is a childrens play about Sadako, a twelve year old girl who is a victim of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb.
Based on a true story set in 1955.
This is an ensemble play.

45 minutes - One hour long. In English.
The target is elementary school kids and older.

The rehearsal will be two weeks from 25th of August till the day of performance.
The schedule: all weekdays starting from 3pm to 8pm and weekends (potentially nighttime).
The rehearsal space will be the venue of the performance in the midtown area.

Payment: Travel stipend
This is not an equity production.

Contact: Eriko Ogawa
(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Thank you very much for your interest.

The competition isn’t quite over!  See the Top 10 Films and vote on who YOU think is best on http://www.azntv.com/72hr  If you haven’t seen the Top 10, this is a great opportunity to do so.  REMEMBER: The Top 3 winners from the People’s Choice Online competition will also get a special screening on AZN Television.  FYI, High Speed Internet is required and there is a quick and painless registration for the AZN Media Player.

What you might find humorous is that each of the Top 10 films have a TV Rating…nice to know that several are rated MA(Mature Audiences). Great going guys!!!!

PIZZA NIGHT
19 West 26th St. 5th Fl
@ 6:30 p.m.

Ah...pizza. The social lubricant second only to booz. To celebrate our recent successes and to relax a little before the big competition, we thought it would be nice to take a night off and kick our feet up. No agenda.

Well, that's not totally true. PIZZA NIGHT will serve two purposes:

1) Kick our feet up (we aren't total losers). If you'd like to hang out and just mingle with fellow directors, actors, writers, screenwriters, or get to know the AAFL...come on out! Honestly, what do you have going on this Tuesday that beats a pizza social?

2) Anyone seeking a team, or is missing team members for the 72 Hour Shootout weekend, come out to find that special someone. We hate the idea of individuals interested in participating, but don't know enough people to form a team or are missing just one key component. Shootout registration available on site.

For those coming alone, or are shy:
Shy person: "How much does a Polar Bear weigh?"
Stranger: "Uh, I don't know how much?"
Shy person: "Just enough to break the ice. Hi, I'm insert name here."

You can keep that one, feel free to use it ALL NIGHT!

Our heart goes out to out-of-towners who can't join in the fun and networking. Truly. But soon we'll be encouraging you all to start your own AAFL Chapters! AAFL-LA, AAFL-SF etc...a nice thought no?

If you're interested in coming out, please RSVP to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). Put "Pizza RSVP" in the Subject Heading and just your first and last name in the Body of the email. No guests or (+1's) allowed, anyone interested should email RSVP for themselves. To help off-set costs we are asking for Non-Members and Members alike to pay $2 at the door. Hope to see you there!

“Music Licensing with Annie Lin” and
“72 Hour Film Shootout Mixer”

Tuesday, June 5th @ 7:00 p.m.

19 West 26th Street, 5th floor
(b/w Broadway and 6th Ave)

This week, Annie Lin will be going over the in’s and out’s of music
licensing for film and TV productions. Annie is the Director of
Creative Licensing for The Orchard. She handles all film and
television licensing for The Orchard, working with music supervisors,
producers and studios to bring a diverse catalog ofindependent music
to a wide variety of film and TV productions. Recent motion picture
placements include “John Tucker Must Die” (20th Century Fox), “Surf’s
Up” (Columbia/Tri-Star), “Flushed Away” (DreamWorks/SKG),
“Norbit” (DreamWorks/SKG) and “Grindhouse” (Dimension Films, for the
Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez double feature) and TV placements
with CBS-Paramount, Fuel TV, NBC, FX, MGM, MTV and the Showtime
Network’s acclaimed series “Dexter”.

We’ll also begin warming up for the 72 Hour Film Shootout.  We would like to invite anyone interested in participating in this year’s 72 Hour Shootout
Competition to attend.  If you’re looking for an extra crew member or are an actor looking for a team, come out to find that special someone.  Also, get your questions answered, and to register at the early bird entry fee.

Join the 72 Hour Film Shootout groups on MySpace and Facebook to get the latest Shootout bulletins.  Visit the official website: http://www.72hourshootout.com

RSVP for Tuesday’s meeting by emailing (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) in the Subject Heading put “RSVP for MUSIC and SHOOTOUT” in the body of the email type your first and last name, no other text is necessary.  No Guests or (+1’s), if someone is interested in attending, they must RSVP on their own.

Hold the dates ladies and gentlemen - JUNE 22-25, 2007, The Fourth Annual 72 Hr Film Shootout is nearly upon us…

http://www.72hourshootout.com

Presented by The AAFIlmLab, AZN and Asian CineVision.

Time & Location:
Tuesday, May 8th, 7pm
19 West 26th Street, 5th floor
(b/w Broadway and 6th Ave)

Tonight we'll be reading Myra Velasquez's "Kung Fu Granny" and Sunah
Kim Schultz's "The Puddle"

Please come if you are interested in:
* helping our screenwriters workshop their scripts
* participating in the reading
* submitting your own short film screenplay
* would like to be considered for casting

There is no fee for non-members tonight, so come by and introduce yourself!

The Asian American FilmLab presents…


“Welcome Home: An Evening with Director and Writers of West 32nd”


With the upcoming world premiere of “West 32nd” at the Tribeca Film
Festival, director Michael Kang and screenwriter Edmund Lee will join
us for a special evening to discuss the trials and tribulations of
bringing “West 32nd” to life.


Tuesday, April 24th
@ 7:00 p.m.

19 West 26th Street, 5th floor
(b/w Broadway and 6th Ave)


6:45 - 7:00   Attendees arrive
7:00 - 7:30   Challenges facing emerging filmmakers, The Motel
7:30 - 8:00   Challenges facing the emerging writer
8:00 - 8:30   The making of West 32nd
8:30 - ?      Q and A

ALL ATTENDEES, please RSVP to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with “West 32nd”
in the Subject Heading and your First and Last name only in the Body
of your email.  No other text is necessary.  No Guests or (+1’s) allowed,
everyone must individually RSVP. This event is limited to the first 50 p
eople, so please RSVP as soon as possible.


*This is a free event for AAFL members and $5 for Non-Members.  You
will have the option to have your fee go towards your membership dues
should you be interested in joining.


Regarding Membership:  Dues are only $30/year.  Dues go towards
helping us put on more programs like this, it will also help us
administer this year’s 72 Hour Shootout.  Speaking of which,
membership gives you $30 off the entry fee this year!  So if you
compete it’s basically paid for.  Also, you get discounted movie
tickets, magazine subscription and a hug from our management team.
We will have a membership rep at the meeting, just ask for them.  Cash
or check accepted.


Making the Indy Feature - “West 32nd” & “The Motel”
with Michael Kang & Edmund Lee


Michael Kang, Director
“Ever since moving to New York City in 1989, I have been interested
in the Korean American community and my relationship to it. I grew up
in the suburbs of New England and my exposure to the Korean community
was mainly through the church and through the scattered amount of
Korean friends of my parents. When I moved to New York, I found a
rich Korean community that both attracted me and alienated me. West
32nd came from wanting to explore this relationship.”


Edmund Lee, Screenwriter
As a reporter for the Village Voice in the late Nineties, Edmund Lee
investigated the rise of Korean crime groups in New York that emerged
in the wake of the Chinese Tongs that fell in the Eighties. But the
larger story behind these crime groups would find further exposure on
screen in West 32nd. Inspired by the true-life workings of this
hidden subculture, he wrote the script with Michael Kang. It is a New
York drama about acceptance and betrayal, ultimately, a needful tale
about Korean American life.

The Asian American FilmLab presents

“Casting Workshop with Susan Shopmaker”
Tuesday, April 10th
@ 7:00 p.m.
19 West 26th Street, 5th floor
(b/w Broadway and 6th Ave)

You’ve probably heard that casting is 75% of the work in film production.  Our upcoming Casting Director Workshop is directed to both filmmakers and actors as we will be holding a Semi-Mock casting session with Susan Shopmaker.  Susan Shopmaker has made her mark by casting films such as Party Monster, Short Bus, West 32nd, Red Doors, and The Motel.  There is no other Casting Director who has had more experience casting Asian American feature films that have made it to market than Susan Shopmaker, so we are very excited about having her.  Please don’t miss out. 
6:45 to 7:00 pm: Attendees arrive
7:15 to 8:00 pm: Semi-Mock Casting Session
8:00 to 8:45 pm: Question and Answer with Susan
So what is this Semi-Mock Casting Session?
The AAFilmLab is proud to announce our newest film production “Gimme”, a short film by Son Tran.  Although Son’s script didn’t make the cut for the Writer X Project, the AAFL has decided to use his script for the first of what we hope to be a series of AAFL Internal Development Projects (IDPs).  Nothing fancy, just projects AAFL members can all get behind from pre to post production.  David Hou, our programming Director will be making an announcement at the meeting and will also be seeking people for key production roles.
We will be using the Casting Workshop as an opportunity to begin casting for “Gimme.”  Susan Shopmaker will advise and share her process with us as we try to cast the three lead roles.  We are seeking the following:
Jerry - Young male, early twenties, slightly built. Jerry is a student with a part time job, balancing the different pressures in his life. Still trying to make it in the world he is naïve but resourceful. He is still trying to find the confidence that maturity and experience bring.


Annie - Mid twenties, natural attractiveness. Annie is a native New Yorker with a hard edge, honed through years living in the city and a natural competitiveness. Never one to back down from a situation she has fully entered adulthood but still enjoys being young and single with money.


Marshall - Late twenties, early thirties. Taller, with a good build, handsome in a put together kind of way. Marshall has established himself in the business world. He hates his job but enjoys the privileges that the salary and position brings. He carries himself with an air of bored arrogance and entitlement.
ACTORS, please email headshot and resume to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).  No hardcopies accepted and email files over 1MB will be deleted.  Type the Name of the Role (Jerry, Annie or Marshall) in the Subject Heading.  A few selected actors will be chosen to read for Susan Shopmaker, although preference will be given to AAFL members (See membership details below).  Not being selected for the Workshop does not mean you will not be considered for the production.  For the workshop we can only see at most 2 to 3 people per role, so we will be holding another casting call in the near future.  Note: If you think you’d also like to attend this meeting you must RSVP as well, just type that you would like to attend in the body of your email.  ALL ACTORS, please bring a hardcopy of your headshot to the event, we will be collecting them to give to Susan.
ALL OTHER ATTENDEES, please RSVP to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with “Susan Shopmaker” in the Subject Heading and your First and Last name only in the Body of your email.  No other text is necessary.  No guests or (+1’s) allowed.  Individuals must RSVP for themselves.
This event is limited to the first 50 people, so please RSVP as soon as possible.  Actors are really quick about RSVPing, so you Writers, Directors, and others, make sure you don’t drag your feet!

*This is a free event for AAFL members and $5 for Non-Members.  You will have the option to have your fee go towards your membership dues should you be interested in joining.

Regarding Membership:  Dues are only $30/year.  Dues go towards helping us put on more programs like this, it will also help us administer this year’s 72 Hour Shootout.  Speaking of which, membership gives you $30 off the entry fee this year!  So if you compete it’s basically paid for.  Also, you get discounted movie tickets, magazine subscription and a hug from our management team.  We will have a membership rep at the meeting, just ask for them.  Cash or check accepted.

Calling all actors for this Tuesday’s AAFL meeting.  We will be
reading the submissions for the Writer X Project that launched a month
ago.  Screenwriters were given one month to come up with a short
screenplay which will ultimately become an AAFL film production.  We
will also be featuring “Ana’s Time” a short film by Alice Cox.  Hope
to see you all there!


Script Reading Series:Writer “X” Project Submissions…
Featuring scripts by Son Tran and Myra Velasquez


Tuesday, March 13th @ 7:00 p.m.
19 West 26th Street, 5th Floor


RSVP to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) .


In *Subject* Heading include:
Script Reading RSVP (Actors interested in reading please type “ACTOR
for Script Reading”)


In *Body* of your email:
Your First and Last Name (No other text is necessary)


Title: Ana’s Time
Format: Super 16mm, 16mm, HDV
Screening format: miniDV or DVD
Running time: 15 min screening

Synopsis:
In Ana’s Time, a young Asian-American writer attempts to direct a
film based on a script her domineering, Caucasian step-father wrote, in
order to make sense of her abusive past in the isolated environs of rural
Texas. Thematic oppositions, based on the step-daughter/step-father
relationship, their racial differences, and the locales of Texas and
Boston provide the basis for Ana’s story as she struggles with
self-assimilation. Her relationships with various men also provides
the backdrop for her sense of closure as she begins constructing the film
after her step-father’s death.


**2007 Membership Drive:  Like to become an AAFL member?  Benefits
include FREE admission to our quarterly workshops, discounted tickets
at the Imaginasian Theater, $30 discount off of the 72 Hour Shootout
Entry Fee, and much more!  Membership dues are only $30 per year.  You
get a fun AAFL ID card designed by members Elliot Gerard and Nayon
Cho, as well as a hug from all of the AAFL management team.**


*Note hugs are limited to fully clothed double arm grab with
simultaneous pat on the back and not to exceed 5 seconds in duration.

We will kick of this meeting with film screenings…

“5; 55” and “Untitled” by Tony Chen and “Papa’s Branch” by Gregory Singer

Then, time permitting, we will have actor monologues performed by Actors Carl Ka-Ho Li, Sung Cho and Tana Sarnt

At our temporary home…

Maxim Lounge
Inside the Hotel Stanford in K-Town
43 West 32nd St.

This Tuesday, February 27th @ 7 pm

Please RSVP to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with “Film Screening” in the Subject Heading and your First and Last name only in the Body of your email. No other text is necessary. This is a free event.


Announcement: We will begin the 2007 AAFL Membership Drive…become a full fledged member of the Asian American Film Lab! If you like what we do and want to support our programs by becoming a member, dues are a lowly $30 per year (12 months). Members will be able to attend workshops and meetings for free and also receive discounts with local vendors. Come to the meeting to find out more…

“5; 55”
Directed by Tony Chen
DV, Sony Handicam
Running Time: 5 min
Synopsis:
Office workers try to escape their overbearing boss.

“Untitled”
Directed by Tony Chen
Mini DV, Panasonic DVX
Running Time: 6 min
Synopsis:
A retired civil rights activist experiences racism in 2006.

“Papa’s Branch”
Directed by Gregory Singer
Video
Running Time: 22 min.
Synopsis:
Singer Marlon Saunders learns about his great great grandfather, a freed slave.

Asian American Film Lab eNewsletter Featured Articles: 1. This Tuesday's AAFL Meeting Details - Short Film Screening 2. Taaza: The High Rollers @ The ImaginAsian - Special Discount 3. Writer X Screenwriting Project Underway 4. Seeking Secretary and Treasurer for AAFL 1. Next Meeting: Tuesday, February 13th - Seeking Films for Screening 1. This Tuesday's AAFL Meeting Details - Short Film Screening Join us for our next meeting featuring the works of three of our members. We hope to get a good turnout to this next meeting, particularly filmmakers who have an opinion and aren't afraid to express it. Feedback is so important and I hope we can do that for these guys. Scroll down for more information about the featured films this week. Note our new meeting location which has food and booze! I'm very glad to see the same faces at our meetings, hopefully we will continue to see that. As always, if you would like to have a reading, screening, workshop your script or have an idea for a meeting, just send an email to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) AAFL Member Film Screening featuring... "Compulsory Exercise, No.1" by Matte Chi "Waqt"by Hyunsuk Kim "Within Limits" by Eubin Kim Maxim Lounge Inside the Hotel Stanford in K-Town 43 West 32nd St. This Tuesday, February 13th @ 7 pm Please RSVP to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with "Film Screening" in the Subject Heading and your First and Last name only in the Body of your email. No other text is necessary. * This is a free event. Stay tuned for details regarding membership dues in the coming weeks. Compulsory Exercises, No. 1 [rough cut] Directed by Matte Chi Shot on PXL2000 transferred to minDV, Approx 3min Synopsis: New Years Eve. Participants are repeatedly asked two questions: "Do you have any regrets?" "How many times do you wash your hands?" Participants repeat the question and answer it. The results are assembled and set to music. "Waqt" Directed by Hyunsuk Kim Video, Approx 5 min. Synopsis: A story of a man defining his life metaphorically, struggling to exist, live and mean himself. "Within Limits" Directed by Eubin Kim Digital Video, 12:08 min. Synopsis: Steve is searching for a sense of belonging in the world. School wasn't for him, and corporate America made him feel like an underachiever. The only place where he feels a sense of inclusion is the underworld of Koreatown, where outsiders have a sense of camraderie. But loyalties run deep, and uncontrolled, leads to violence. One night after an altercation, Steve finds himself too deep in the scene. When Kyung Min unexpectedly shows up to "help" him out with his situation, the stakes are heightened and he must make a decision that will change his life. What's up NEXT: Tuesday, February 27th: Member Film Screening: Gregory Singer's "Papa's Branch" and Tony Chen "Untitled" Tuesday, March 13th: MOVIE NIGHT with the AAFL - "Taste of Tea" @ The Imaginasian Tuesday, March 27th: Member Film Screening: Mark Cheng's "Deployment Strategy" 2. TAZZA: THE HIGH ROLLERS @ The ImaginAsian Tazza: The High Rollers is playing at The ImaginAsian through February 15th. Print out a copy of this newsletter and present it at the box office for a $7 ticket and for $1 popcorn. Limit one per customer, valid through February 15, 2007. For show times, visit http://www.theimaginasian.com 3. Writer X Project Screenwriting Project Underway It's not too late to join in the fun. For more information about this competition, go to http://www.aafilmlab.com/index.php/weblog/writer_x_project_details_announced/ Winner of this competition gets their film produced with a minimum budget of $500! Scripts from all over the US accepted. 4. Seeking Secretary and Treasurer for AAFL As we grow we are in need of more humans. Please be that human. Seeking Secretary and Treasurer. Descriptions below. Secretary: Will assist in record keeping of all regular meetings and special events. Responsible for meeting minutes and follow up items for the group. Will own the AAFL eNewsletter which is released every two weeks. As part of the core group will be involved with steering committee for the AAFL and will have input into all AAFL decisions. Treasurer: Manage all monetary transactions for the group, including workshop fees, membership dues etc. Maintain files for tracking all income and expenditures. Help calculate costs for certain events including Event Fees, Membership Fees etc to make sure the AAFL is financially sound. Responsible for keeping track of tax related issues. As part of the core group will be involved with steering committee for the AAFL and will have input into all AAFL decisions.

Thanks to Linda, Natalie and John for sharing their scripts with us last Tuesday.  Hopefully will see them progress into films soon.  Now, on to our next meeting!  Remember, we meet every other Tuesday. 
One our our active members, Son Tran, recommended a Screening of our films.  A great idea and long overdue.  If you have a film you have completed or are working on, and want to test it with the group, please participate in this next meeting.  Rough cuts, trailers, commercial work, completed shorts etc. are all accepted.  The only requirement is that the film have been completed no more than one year ago.  An important aspect that we have neglected somehat is the ‘workshop’ aspect of our meetings, meaning constructive criticism for each other regarding the work.  This won’t be about seeing the film, we all clap, then on to the next.  This will be more about what we liked and what we thought needed help in all aspects including story, production, performances….
Anyone who wants to screen their film for the group, please email (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) with “Film Screening” in the Subject line.  Include the Title, Type (short, feature etc.), Format (Film, DV), and Run Time.  Anyone interested WILL get screened, however depending on volume of submissions may have to spread over a few meetings.
Please email us ASAP to help us with planning the Feb. 13th meeting.  Being the eve of Valentines Day, I can’t promise that those films dealing with love, lust and heartache won’t get priority.  : )

The first running of the AAFL Writer X Project
commenced January 30, 2007 with the announcement of
Writer X story theme and constraints. AAFL member
Kaushik Shridharani is the Executive Producer of this
iteration.

Members submitting a script treatment or screenplay in
the story competition portion of the Writer X project
should:

1. Incorporate this theme: “Taking back what has
already been given,” or some close variant. The
interpretation is up to you! The less literal is
likely to be more interesting.

2. Include at least one female character, as lead or
co-lead.

3. Target a film length of 6-10 minutes.

Submissions are due on 27 February 2006.

FAQ:

Q: What is the cost?
There is no entry fee.

Q: Who decides the winner? What other factors are
involved in the selection?
A: The Executive Producer will make the ultimate
decision and may consult with non-participants. One
other significant factor in the selection process will
be its “producability” as a low-budget film. In other
words, smaller casts, fewer locations, fewer special
effects are all better.

Q: How “Asian-American” should the submission be?
The degree to which the story or characters are Asian
or Asian-American will NOT be a factor in this
iteration of the Writer X project.

Q: What form do I submit in? Does it need to be
properly formatted?
A: Submissions may be either the form of a script
treatment or screenplay. Keep in mind that the story
will proceed through a script development process.
What is most important is that the story should be
completely though.

Q: Who owns the story? Will the writer be compensated?
A: The writer retains ownership of his or her story or
screenplay. However, by submitting an entry, the
writer agrees to permit the production of a film based
on his or her story or screenplay without any
compensation beyond the appropriate credit.

Q: What if I have other questions:
A: Any other questions about the first running of the
Writer X projecct can be directed to Kaushik
Shridharani ((JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)). Please mention
“Writer X” in the subject header.

About the Writer X Project

The “Writer X Project” is a collaboration between AAFL
and a member who will be Executive Producer of a short
film project that seeks a writer. The Executive
Producer commits to the film’s prompt production. AAFL
hosts a competition among members for the winning
script treatment or screenplay as well as a workshop
during that script’s development. The winning writer
gets an opportunity to gain a writing credit as well
as experience the script development process.

The Executive Producer in this first run of Writer X
is member Kaushik Shridharani, who will also act as
the film’s Director and Producer.

Any member who wishes to make a commitment as the
Executive Producer in the next running of the Writer X
Project should send an email to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
with “Next Writer X Project” in the header.

Call For Entries: Asian American International Film Festival

30TH ASIAN AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Now accepting entries!

Deadline (postmarked): Feb 9, 2007

Calling all filmmakers of Asian descent! The 30th AAIFF — running from July 19-28, 2007 — is now accepting film and video works, for both features and shorts. Narrative, documentary, new media, animation, experimental, music video—we consider all. We accept works produced, written and/or directed by media makers of Asian descent from any nationality. Deadline is Feb 9, 2007 (postmarked).

Submit your film online here, http://www.withoutabox.com/login/5751

Or you can also download the entry form here, http://www.asiancinevision.org/pdf/07AAIFF_CFE.pdf.

Founded in 1978, the AAIFF is proudly known as the “First Home to Asian American Cinema.” It was the nation’s first festival dedicated to screening works by media artists of Asian descent and, 30 years later, the festival continues to be a leading showcase for Asian and Asian American film and video.

The festival has many showcase categories, including Features, Shorts, Screenplay, Music Video, Works-in-Progress and For Youth By Youth. The call for entries for Screenplay, Music Video, Works-in-Progress and For Youth By Youth will go out later in February 2007. Watch http://www.asiancinevision.org/festival.html for updates.

For more about the festival and call for entries, go to http://www.asiancinevision.org/festival.html#cfe

Looking for 1 general PA, 1 Director’s Assistant for three day shoot
Jan 26-28 for a mostly night shoot.  Also looking for 1 lighting team
electrician/grip/gaffer type.  The project is a short film based on a
Chinese horror fable called Aunt Tigress.

Director is a working television producer and director with credits in
MTV, A&E, ABC, VH1 etc.  No pay but will provide recommendation &
references if all goes well.  Meals and transportation provided.  Must
have good attitude, be smart and flexible.  Ideally, the lighting PA
will have some experience with lighting equipment and be interested in
cinematography.  This will be a great experience for someone who’s
starting out or looking to get into the
film/tv industry or want to work with great people and have great fun!

Please email resume and at least 2 references to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
ASAP and indicate which PA position you are interested in.  Thank you.