
NALIP CONFERENCE VI: WE KNOW YOU'RE REGISTERED -- OR YOU WILL BE SOON...
BUT WHERE ARE YOU STAYING?!?
Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort Room Deadline is MONDAY - after that, we can't guarantee you can reserve rooms at NALIP's great low rate. So call today: 1-800-822-SURF. Need a roommate to split the cost? Put out a blast on your local listserv, or LITI. But don't miss this chance to stay at the beach and Catch the Wave!
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SPECIAL SIGNUPS FOR CONFERENCE VI
"NALIPsters on View" and Director Reel Evals sessions are FULL! But be sure to come by and see Member work plus hear the exec critiques of director show reels. There are still spots available for "30 Minutes with..." Breakfasts. Want to meet an elusive executive? Ask a pressing production legal question? Sign up today! Email erickgarcia@nalip.org to secure your spot. Schedules for ALL of these will be available at REGISTRATION on Thursday, March 3.
And if you aren't scheduled for “NALIPsters on View,” but still want to showcase a taste of your work, don't forget the NALIP VIDEO SLAM following our Gala Awards on Saturday, March 5. 10 p.m. - 1 a.m. Just please bring a VHS or DVD copy, cued up, and present it during check-in. We will gladly showcase up to 5 minutes of your work during the SLAM. Fun Prizes!!
Pura Vida,
Henry K. Priest
NALIPsters on View / NALIP Video Slam Coordinator
(NEW YORK) CALL FOR ENTRIES--Due 3/1/05
The Anthony Radziwill Documentary Fund, administered by IFP/New York, provides seed/development grants for independently produced documentary projects by U.S. resident filmmakers. Deadline for Spring 2005 cycle is March 1, for grants to be awarded in late July 2005. Five grants up to $10,000 will be given in this cycle for documentary projects in development.
The application process is completely on-line. Applications, submission requirements, and complete guidelines for proposals are available at www.ifp.org/docfund. Hard copies of guidelines may be obtained by emailing docfund@ifp.org, or by sending a SASE to Anthony Radziwill Documentary Fund, IFP/New York, 104 West 29th Street, New York, NY 10001. For further questions, call 212-465-8200, ext 830.
The Latino Theater Company’s Laboratory presents:
A Workshop Presentation of
A work-in progress 'Melancholia'
…a young man returns home from war to discover what he has lost…
Based on a true story.
Conceived, written and performed
by
"The LTC Lab"
Directed
by
Jose Luis Valenzuela
Alberto Barboza
Noni Limar
with
Alberto Barboza
Iliana Carter
Miguel Caballero
Carmen Corral
Alexis de la Rocha
Aaron Garcia,
Sam Golzari
Tonantzin Esparza
Fidel Gomez
Luis López
Greg Gastelum
Gabriela Garcia Medina
Noni Limar
Hugo Medina
Mina Olivera
Eloy Mendez
Ray Porras
Cheryl Umaña
Saturday, February 12, 2005
8:00pm
Los Angeles Theatre Center
514 S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, CA 90013
(Downtown between 5th & 6th)
(213) 489-0994
www.LatinoTheater.com
$5.00 Suggested Donation
(No one will be turned away for lack of funds)
Be part of the process!
Women in Film & Television International and
Women in Film & Video of Washington, DC present
CELEBRACION LATINA NIGHT
WHAT: CELEBRACION LATINA NIGHT and presentation of the 2005 Women In Film and Television International
Humanitarian Award for Global Vision
An evening dedicated to promoting the Latin American film and television community, Latin American awareness and cross-cultural relations by honoring an Hispanic woman who exemplifies global vision. The CELEBRACION LATINA cocktail party, featuring the cuisine, music and dance of Latin America, will be attended by notable filmmakers, diplomats, celebrity guests and members of the global film & TV industries. WIFTI Chairwoman, Fiona Milburn of Auckland, New Zealand, will make the award presentation.
HONOREE: Cristina Saralegui, host and executive producer of "The Cristina Show", the #1 US-produced talk show on Spanish-language television in America, with an estimated audience of 100 million viewers worldwide; and AIDS activist
WHEN: Thursday, February 24, 2005
7-10PM (VIP Reception 6-7PM)
WHERE: The Great Hall of the historic City Museum
(formerly the Carnegie Library) at Mount Vernon Square
801 K Street NW, Washington, DC - between 7th and 9th Sts. (phone: 202-383-1800)
TICKETS: Call WIFV-DC at 202-429-WIFV (9438) or www.wifv.org
VIP Reception - $100
WIFV/WIFTI Members - $50
General Public - $75
ATTIRE: Festive
HOSTS: Women In Film and Television International (WIFTI) and Women In Film and Video of Washington, DC. (WIFV-DC)
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