Latino Media Resource Guide™ (3 rd Ed.)
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!

Dear NALIP Members and Friends,

Over the past few weeks we have been updating our third edition of the NALIP Latino Media Resource Guide ™.  If you were included in the book last year or are a member, we have emailed you directly.  We need your support in order to provide you with excellence and the most updated information available within the Latino entertainment community. If you haven’t done so, PLEASE send us your most current credit and contact information by January 20, 2006.  Remember, the Latino Media Resource Guide ™is only as good as the information we print, so please take a moment now and send us your information following the example below:

Monica Olivia Jauregui
12345 67 Th., Street
Hollywood, CA 90000
Tel ..............................810-123-4567
Cell…………………….816-123-4567
Email ............................rmonie@mac.com
Web................................www.monkie.com

Agent: Lula Alson, Monta Artistas Agency, 325-123-4567 , alson@artistas.com
Production Consultant , AMERICA USA , 2003, Filibia Films, Feature
Director Assistant, IM MARES, 2002, Cahorro Entertainment, Feature
Director, Producer, Writer, A MALO WORD, 2002, Buena International, Feature
Director of Photography, THE PUPIL II, 2001, CinemiAzteca, Feature

Let us bring yet another edition of this great resource guide to our burgeoning community of entertainment industry professionals!

Please email, fax, or mail your information ASAP to:

Mónica Sandoval Pérez
Email: monica@nalip.info
Fax: 310-395-8811
Tel: 310-395-8880
1323 Lincoln Blvd., #220
Santa Monica, CA 90401

NALIP LPA and LWL Mentor Harrison Reiner Invites NALIPsters to Develop their Scripts in His Class

Harrison Reiner, an instructor of screenwriting at UCLA Extension and at UCLA's School of Film and Television, has be a long proponent of promoting diversity in the areas of writing and producing for film and television.  He has been a mentor for NALIP's writing and producing programs for the last two years and is always looking for new young Latino talent to develop.  While his School of Film and Telelvision writing program is full for the quarter, he has a few openings in his Extension course.  While the course is listed under development in the Entertainment Studies Program, the course is a writing workshop for writers and producers.  Writers develop script from pitches and/or treatments or from other underlying material.  Producers develop well-written treatments which can be used as "leave-behinds" at meetings with studios and independent production companies.  Reiner works closes with workshop participants to develop their pitching skills, a must for emerging writers and producers.  Course copy and credits for Harrison Reiner appear below

For registration information, contact Judith Chlipala at UCLA:  (310) 206-5075.

Story Development Workshop for Producers, Development Executives, Directors, and Writers

Over the course of their careers, producers, development executives, directors, and writers are confronted with a wide range of development challenges. This intensive workshop affords participants practical experience in adapting and developing stories for film and television movies from a variety of sources--original ideas, rough draft screenplays and teleplays, novels, short stories, stage plays, magazine articles, and real-life events. Emphasis is not only placed on honing one's own storytelling craft, but also on the spirit and process of collaboration. Workshop participants are called upon to write development notes; treatments; character sketches, and story outlines for motion pictures, movies-of-the-week, and miniseries. Participants are welcome to submit written works-in-progress for in-class critiques.

Credits for Mr. Reiner:

Staff Story Analyst (I.A.T.S.E), CBS Movies of the Week and Mini-Series; Instructor of Screenwriting, Professional Programs, UCLA School of Film and Television; Instructor of Story Development, UCLA Extension; Lecturer, Scottish Film Academy (Edinburgh, Scotland); Mentor, NALIP Latino Writers Lab and Producers Academy;  Lecturer, Organization of Black Screenwriters; established the Desi Arnaz Memorial Writers Workshop for the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival; is Director of the Screenwriting Workshop of the Hollywood Black Film Festival; former production executive, Sovereign Pictures (co-distributors of Academy Award-winning motion pictures MY LEFT FOOT and CINEMA PARADISO); former story editor, RKO Pictures.  Mr. Reiner has also served as story analyst for Universal Pictures, Warner Brothers Feature Animation, the Samuel Goldwyn Company, Sherry Lansing Productions in association with Paramount Pictures, the Zanuck Company, and Turner Network Television.   He holds an interdisciplinary master's in film, business, and law from Columbia University , a B.F.A. from NYU, and attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London .  He is currently producer on LA TICLA, a romantic tragedy shooting in Mexico in March.

CALL FOR ENTRIES @ VOY PICTURES

VOY PICTURES is actively looking to acquire completed feature films, documentaries, music concert performance, stand-up comedy performance, music videos, self-help, flash animation short or long subjects, lifestyle and educational titles for worldwide distribution. 

Titles can be in any film or video format – however all rights (especially music) must be cleared, and for features there should be a clean chain of title.

VOY PICTURES is owned by parent company VOY LLC, whose interests include a music portal www.voymusic.com; a blogging site www.voyblogs.com and a cable TV production and distribution operation: www.voy.tv

Please immediately send all inquiries to:  Ted Perkins – Head of Distribution – e-mail:  ted.perkins@voygroup.com

Thanks you.

NYILFF 2006

The New York International Latino Film Festival is now accepting films of all genres for the 2006 edition, to take place July 2006

Deadline: Friday, March 10, 2006

Celebrating seven years of Latino cinematic excellence, NYILFF is committed to showcasing films and artists that offer expansive depictions of Latino culture to a cross-section of our diverse nationalities and communities. NYILFF screens films from North, Central and South America and the Caribbean made by, about and/or for the Latino community.

Emerging beyond just a film festival and into a premiere marketplace for Latino film, the festival attracts over 20,000 attendees and industry executives from throughout the U.S.

Previous NYILFF premieres include: Favela Rising, Rikers High, Imagining Argentina, Girlfight, Raising Victor Vargas, Empire, Crazy/Beautiful, Nicotina, A Day Without a Mexican, Undefeated, Manito, Washington Heights, Rhythm of The Saints... to name a few.

To find out more information and to download an application and regulation form please log to our website: www.NYLatinoFilm.com

Application Deadline: Friday, March 10th, 2006

FEST—International Youth Film Festival: Entries open until January 31, 2006

FEST - International Youth Film Festival will take place in Espinho , Portugal from the 9th to the 16th of April.

The event will be in its third edition, but the overwhelming success of the previous two allowed us to build a highly attractive event for people worldwide, the attention it has raised from the Portuguese society has now spread internationally.

The motive for this contact is the opening of the entries for the competitive section in the festival, aimed for directors up to 30 years of age, as we would be much praised to count with your participation and help promoting this event.

In order to clarify and organize the activities it was decided to divide the event in three departments: Youth Film Festival, Moving Image Students Encounter, and Entertainment.

FEST - International Youth Film Festival, is now one of the most important cultural events in Portugal , with all year TV Coverage, and the first Portuguese Film Festival with the capacity to show some works on the Portuguese television regularly.

The Moving Image Students Encounter, which is a parallel activity of the festival, has received in Portugal students from all over the world in its previous edition, and is set to guarantee a very good environment for the festival , as well as all the condition for all people interested in following the event.

The credibility of this event is closely associated to the high quality of the participations such as the efforts made by the organization members, creating an opportunity for new directors to show their works, we are happy to cooperate with film schools new directors and Production companies.

The categories are in competition are:

· A - Fiction
· B - Documentary
· C - Experimental
· D - Animation
· E - Music Videoclip
· F - School Films
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THE ENTRY FORM AND REGULATION IS AVAILABLE FROM OUR WEBSITE AS WELL AS DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE EVENT

WE DO NOT CHARGE ENTRY FEE

We would also like to invite to the event itself which will surely be a great celebration of cinema.

Best regards,
Filipe Pereira
Festival Director

FEST Festival de Cinema e Vídeo Jovem
Centro Multimeios
Avenida 24 n800
4500-202 Espinho
Portugal

Tel: +351 22 733 11 90
Fax: +351 22 733 11 91
E-mail:fest@fest.pt
Website: www.fest.pt

DUE TO RENOVATIONS AT PARAMOUNT STUDIOS, THE HOLLYWOOD NETWORKING BREAKFAST RETURNS TO THE BEL AGE HOTEL

NOTE NEW PRICE EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2006

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SANDRA LORD Proudly Invites You To The Monthly HOLLYWOOD NETWORKING BREAKFAST ® (a.k.a. The Hollywood Breakfastt)
 
SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS:

LIZ SARNOFF
Emmy Nominated Writer / Producer, "LOST"
("Deadwood," "Crossing Jordan ," etc. )
&
APRIL WEBSTER
Award-winning and Emmy Nominated Casting Director
("Mission Impossible 3," "Lost," "CSI", "Alias," "LAX," etc.)

January 26 th, 2006
8:00a.m - 10:30a.m.   Check-in starts at 7:20a.m.
Postmark Deadline - Thursday, JANUARY 19, 2006
(You must list your PROFESSION and full legal name as it appears on valid ID for security)

WHERE:WYNDHAM BEL AGE HOTEL
SALON ROOM II
1020 North San Vicente, West Hollywood , CA   90069
(1/2 Blk. South of Sunset, behind the Viper Room)

Produced in Los Angeles to benefit CHANGING IMAGES IN AMERICA www.changingimagesinamerica.org. A non-profit organization dedicated to promoting diversity in American culture

Sponsors: Final Draft, Inc.& Jungle Software
(The independent Filmmaker's budgeting and scheduling software)

ATTIRE: BUSINESS CASUAL ATTIRE REQUIRED.  PLEASE, NO JEANS OR T-SHIRTS.  
(We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone)

THIS IS A MUST-ATTEND EVENT!!!

THIS MONTH IS "TAKE YOUR MANAGER OR AGENT TO BREAKFAST MONTH"AT A $10 DISCOUNT

(Take your manager or agent to breakfast this month and get a $10 discount on the breakfast price for them - i.e., $30 (on-time reservation), $35 (pre-confirmed late reservation) or $40 walk-in for your manager or agent only. Business card required. Regular rates apply otherwise. See information below under "reservations" - NOT TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNT).

To contact us about the breakfast, PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL US.
You must CALL (323) 465-9800.

RESERVATIONS: On-Time (post-marked by January 19, 2006 ) : $40 for FULL breakfast. Make checks payable to: Changing Images In America , P.O. Box 2688 , Hollywood , CA 90078 .  Pre-confirmed Late Reservation: $45 , cash only. Walk-ins: $50, cash only. As usual, for our attendance list, emergency contact, and for security purposes, you must list your profession, phone number and other contact info, also the LEGAL NAMES (as they appear on state issued I.D.), and profession of all guests who are paid for on your check.  Dress code and other policies apply. Please visit our website www.changingimagesinamerica.org or http://hgenonline.com/event_breakfast_la.asp, or call the office for additional guidelines and information.  No-show reservations cannot be rolled over, but can be transferred to someone else on the day paid for only. Changing Images In America is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting diversity in American culture.

AIM TELL-A-VISION CHOOSES CASTELLÓ TO OVERSEE EXPANDING AD SALES GROWTH

- AIM Event Marketing Formed As Content Company Continues Growth Spurt -

New York, January 10 th, 2006- The AIM Tell-A-Vision ® Group (AIM TV), pioneering producers and distributors of English language programming for the U.S. Latino market, announced today the hiring of a key industry professional to oversee its rapidly expanding advertising sales, while simultaneously announcing the formation of AIM Events, an event marketing division.

Joining the company as Vice President of Advertising Sales, is Michael Castelló, who will be responsible for overseeing ad sales for the rapidly growing company’s syndicated programming. He will report directly to AIM TV CEO, Robert G. Rose.

Castelló comes to AIM TV with over thirty years of experience in the media industry including high-level positions in radio where he built and led national radio networks, local radio sales departments, and entrepreneurial start-ups. His background includes multiple successes in Spanish language and English language media.

Castelló most recently served as Vice President of MediaAmerica en Español, a division of Jones Media Networks. Launched by Castelló in 1998, the division grew to become the largest radio barter syndication network in the U.S. to serve the Spanish language market at that time.

“Michael is a valuable addition to AIM TV. He arrives at a critical juncture when our distribution, ad sales and audience levels are at all time highs,” said Rose. “Michael and other recently added executives allow us to strengthen our position as the go-to leader for marketers who wish to reach the over 25 million U.S. born, American Latino market.”

The New Year also brings the launch of AIM Events, an event marketing arm to the vertically integrated television media company. AIM Events will consult, package and execute events for marketers who want to add event marketing to their television campaigns.

“AIM Events offers advertisers and affiliates a powerful, local and national, venue to reach American Latinos. Combined with the unrivaled reach of our television properties we are creating a powerful one-two punch for marketers” says Rose.

AIM TV is best known for producing and distributing award winning, English language programming for U.S. born Latinos. Its roster of programs includes American Latino TV ®, LatiNation,Sonidos Specials, The American Latino Presents Specials and Play More TV.

The National Association of Hispanic Nurses and LatPro.com address Nursing Shortage with Online Job Center and Scholarship Program

FT. LAUDERDALE , Florida – January 02, 2006 – In an effort to support bilingual and bicultural nurses nationwide, the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) and LatPro.com have announced the formation of a new strategic partnership.

Coinciding with the re-launch of NAHN's Web site, the heart of the partnership is an integrated Job Center powered by LatPro.com, the leading employment Web site for professional Hispanic and bilingual talent in the Americas . By leveraging LatPro's extensive database, NAHN's new Job Center enables candidates to access quality job listings and create personalized e-mail “job agents.” At the same time, HR professionals are able to use the Job Center and perform advanced database searches to find in-demand bilingual and bicultural nursing professionals.

In the United States , there exists a significant shortage of multicultural, Spanish-speaking personnel in nursing and other health professions. This disparity is particularly evident in the field of nursing, where Hispanics are vastly underrepresented at a mere 2 percent of the nursing workforce -- a stark contrast to the 14.2 percent represented by Hispanics in the total U.S. population.

Looking ahead, healthcare for Hispanics will be further impacted by population increases. Accounting for half of the 2.9 million U.S. population growth from 2003 to 2004 (U.S. Census Bureau), the Hispanic growth trend is only expected to accelerate. This, coupled with a shortage of Spanish-speaking students choosing healthcare careers, translates into an ever-increasing number of Hispanics facing a lack of healthcare professionals who speak their language.

"We are very pleased to have developed this relationship with a company like LatPro that understands the needs of our unique membership,” says Rudy Valenzuela, MSN, RN, FNP-C, President of NAHN.” Our combined efforts will bring employers and bilingual nurses together, helping to address the need for qualified Hispanic healthcare professionals.”

In addition to assisting current nursing professionals with their career goals, the NAHN-LatPro partnership has prompted the creation of a new LatPro-sponsored scholarship program that will provide financial assistance to Hispanic students pursuing nursing degrees.

“As the nation's population becomes more diverse, the need for a healthcare workforce reflecting that diversity becomes increasingly essential,” says Eric Shannon, President and Founder of LatPro. “We are pleased to support NAHN in its efforts to address the acute shortage of Spanish-speaking nursing professionals in our communities, and we are proud to play even a small part in the solution by funding a scholarship program.”

About NAHN ( www.thehispanicnurses.org)
Since its inception in 1975, the National Association of Hispanic Nurses has grown to 37 chapters across the United States . NAHN strives to improve the nursing and health-care delivery system in the Hispanic community, in addition to promoting equal access to opportunities for Hispanic nurses. Educating students on the growing demand for opportunities in healthcare, providing mentoring and scholarships are of special focus. NAHN's bilingual journal, Hispanic Health Care International , is published three times a year.

Contact: Liana Eagle / Administrator / (202) 387-2477
info@thehispanicnurses.org; www.thehispanicnurses.org

About LatPro, Inc.
Since 1997, LatPro has become the worldwide leader in providing online employment resources for Hispanic and bilingual professionals—see NALIP Member Benefits at www.nalip.org for more details. With over 275,000 members and 90 of the Fortune 100 companies using its service, LatPro is the largest diversity employment site in the U.S. and the most complete personal career advancement service for Latin professionals.

Contact:
Martin Ruiz
Vice President of Partner Relations
(954) 727-3846
mruiz@latpro.com
www.latpro.com

BloodRayne In Theaters NOW!  

In BloodRayne, the vicious Lord Kagan (Ben Kingsley) wields power so fiercely that almost no one dares oppose him. Worse yet, Kagan now has within his grasp the opportunity to become invincible and possess immortal powers of untold horror. Only the Brimstone Society, a small, freedom-loving group, stands against him. They must enlist the help of Rayne (Kristanna Loken), a beautiful, young woman with a mysterious past, to thwart Kagan's plan. But Kagan too seeks Rayne for his own purposes. Even if the Society can get to her before their enemy does, will she help them or go her own way? And what is the dark secret that makes someone as powerful as Lord Kagan fear her? Directed by Uwe Boll, BloodRayne also stars Michael Madsen, Matt Davis and Michelle Rodriguez.

Trailer: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383222/trailers

Photos: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0383222/photogallery
Official Site: http://www.bloodrayne-themovie.com/

Polychrome (Danny Rodriguez' Company) Opens Theatrical Deal for "Red Doors"
Writer/director Georgia Lee's award-winning debut feature film "Red Doors," produced by Blanc de Chine Entertainment, will be distributed by Polychrome Pictures in association with Warner Bros. Home Video. Polychrome acquired theatrical rights to "Red Doors" and will also handle TV and home video distribution via their Warner Bros. deal. In addition, Forward Entertainment has come on board to represent the film for worldwide sales excluding North America . The deals were brokered by Ira Deutchman of Emerging Pictures; Deutchman is also executive producer on the film. The film premiered at the 2005 Tribeca Film Festival, where it was awarded best feature...

http://www.indiewire.com/buzz/060101.html#002008

GUILDS GIVE NODS TO NICHES--WGA: issue pix front and center
Showbiz writers have rewarded independent features and issues-oriented dramas -- along with offbeat comedy "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" -- in Writers Guild of America screenplay nominations. Noms in original category went to "Cinderella Man," "Crash," "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," "Good Night, and Good Luck" and "The Squid and the Whale."
http://email.variety.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/ej2C0DbubY0Oe408uW0EG

PGA SNUBS BIG-BUDGET TITLES--HBO dominates TV noms
Favoring the output of studio specialty divisions and indies, the Producers Guild of America nominated for its picture award Focus Features' "Brokeback Mountain," Sony Pictures Classics' "Capote," Lionsgate's "Crash," Warner Independent Pictures' "Good Night, and
Good Luck" and 20th Century Fox's "Walk the Line."
http://email.variety.com/cgi-bin7/DM/y/ej2C0DbubY0Oe408uX0EH

Raul Davila dead
TV Squad Fri, 06 Jan 2006 1:07 PM PST
Filed under: Talent Raul Davila, whom most TV watchers will remember as the actor who played Hector Santos on All My Children from 1994 to 1996, passed away recently of a heart attack at the age of 74. Davila retired from acting three years ago, but during his time as an actor appeared on television, stage, screen, and radio. He also worked closely with the Hispanic community in Newark ,

Argentina experiencing film production boom

State support, the devaluation of the peso and an annual film fund have all contributed to a flourishing production industry.

Spanish box-office admissions down by 12.7%

US films suffer with a drop in market share from more than 69% in 2004 to 61% in 2005.

Brazil's box office takings drop by 17.5%

Local Brazilian film Two Sons of Francisco topped the 2005 box office chart seeing off all the Hollywood block busters.

Emerging Pictures forms digital alliance with Brazil's RAIN

Venture will transmit pictures into digital theatres and kicks off this week at new York 's IFC Centre with 1972 Oscar winner Marjoe

Murdoch Wrestles with the Web

Rupert Murdoch indicated Monday that his News Corp divisions are grappling with the opportunities and threats posed by the Internet. Speaking to the Citigroup entertainment, media and telecommunications conference in Phoenix , AZ , Murdoch suggested that producers may one day skip the studios when they realize that they can easily distribute films themselves directly to viewers. Discussing the high costs studios like his 20th Century Fox face in making, marketing and distributing films, Murdoch said, "It's an expensive game ... especially if filmmakers can bypass studios for broadband." He said that for that reason Murdoch is considering moving into Internet broadband itself via its DirecTV satellite service. Earlier attempts at delivering broadband services via home satellite systems like DirecTV and DISH failed because of numerous, seemingly insurmountable problems, particularly slow upload speeds. Rumors have spread recently that News Corp is considering setting up WiMax transmitters that can blanket relatively large areas of communities with broadband service, but Murdoch did not specify how News Corp plans to move forward, saying only. "You'll be hearing from us within two months on a very clear plan what will happen, and it's not as expensive as you might think." He also indicated that he was going to make "millions" of videos available shortly through his newly acquired www.MySpace.com, although it was not clear whether these would simply be music videos or also include feature films.

You'll Soon Be Googling for Movies

NALIPsters:

Google on Friday confirmed reports that it will soon launch its Google Video Store, which will not only sell downloads of CBS programs and NBA games as previously reported, but will also permit independent filmmakers to upload their movies and sell them online at a price they can set. Google will received 30 percent of the revenue generated by such sales. In unveiling the Google Video Store at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Friday, Google co-founder Larry Page said, "From the largest studio to smaller independents, content producers are in charge."

Note:  Google’s fee is roughly what the major studios charge for distribution.

Seeking Sr. Financial Analyst/Planner

Private company is seeking a Sr. Financial Planner. Must have strong budget experience and speak Spanish fluently. This position has great growth potential. The company is one of Latin American’s fastest growing organizations with revenues of $700mm in the Financial Services Industry.

Location: San Fernando Valley , CA .
Salary: $70,000 with benefits package.

Please contact erickgarcia (@) nalip.org

PERSONAL ASSISTANT TO EXECUTIVE (PART TIME)

Immediate opening for household / personal assistant for busy executive. Duties include light housekeeping, errands, organizing, shopping, etc. Approximately two (2) hours per morning, Mon-Fri. Must be extremely reliable, resourceful, organized, and live within 15 minutes of UCLA campus. Must have references and have reliable car.

Salary $500 a month (Cash).

Be sure to say you heard about this from Jeff Gund, and e-mail resume and contact information (as text within the email, NOT as an attachment) to: universalmedia@aol.com

Emails with attachments will not be considered.

CREW POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR HD SHORT

We are currently crewing up for an independent short executive produced by David Schwimmer and directed by actor Harry Lennix (RAY, MATRIX 2 & 3, COMMANDER IN CHIEF).  The short is titled EASY WINNERS and centers on illegal drug usage by elite athletes.  We are looking for experienced individuals who are either looking for a move up in their department, or an opportunity to support a talented up and coming director.  Or if you are looking to get your foot in the door, we welcome submissions for PA's.

Send an email with your desired position, level of experience, etc. to Tom Hodges at shortfilmmaker@aol.com.  All positions are non-paying.  Shoots for two weekend’s mid-March in LA.

Buscando Productor que Habla Español

 Erik P. Grotewohl, Escritor y Guionista radicado actualmente en Los Angeles, California, tiene algunos proyectos por realizar, para lo cual busca compartir y apoyarse en alguna persona principalmente jóvenes entusiastas y con el interés de poder crecer en este medio tan competitivo (Hombre o Mujer no importa) que tenga y cuente con conocimientos en Producción, Preparación de Proyectos, Line Producer, Pre Book, para formar parte en el surgimiento de una nueva compañía productora, y que al igual que el, crea firmemente y este totalmente convencido en el gran futuro que tiene el cine en nuestro idioma, el Español, por el creciente interés mundial que existe en las producciones y en las propuestas que cada día surgen.

Todos los interesados favor de mandar un e-mail a epgrotewohl@yahoo.com para poder concertar una cita y exponer mas detalladamente la propuesta.

Atentamente

Erik P. Grotewohl

VOLUNTEERS WANTED

NALIPsters,

DIVA is looking for a few good men to volunteer for our very fab event Gender Blender this Monday (1/16) to salute the LGBT films nominated for the Golden Globes., presented with Instinct Magazine.

We are looking for guys to volunteer to check in at the door, sell raffle tix and assistant host (greet the guests).

WHEN: Monday January 16
TIME: Pre show starts 6 pm / Viewing Party starts at 8 pm

Volunteers needed beginning at  6 pm shift - please be there between 5 to 5:30 pm for minimal set up and orientation. Should we have enough volunteers, there will be an assignment for different shifts in 30 mins to 1 hour interval (we should end check in by 8:30 pm ).

What do you get?

How about.....FREE ADMISSION to the event, unlimited Networking with
our industry guests, school/work credit (if applicable) plus:

THE PRODUCERS T-Shirt, CLIVE BARKER Collectors Edition 2006 Calendar, ONE raffle ticket for our fab prizes (to include Autographed ANG LEE Brokeback Mountain Poster, VIP Ellen Tickets, Tickets to Will and Grace, DVD gift basket from Picture This, tons of CDS from Tommy Boy Records/Queer As Folk Final Season, etc) and SUBSCRIPTION to INSTINCT MAGAZINE!!!

So, don't miss this awesome opportunity…join us now!

RSVP to this email address or QUEERDIVA@gmail.com no later than Friday 1/13.

Thanks!

Nelson Melegrito
Executive Director
DIVA: Diverse & Inclusive Visionary Artists
8581 Santa Monica Blvd. #220
West Hollywood , CA 90069
juniormogul@gmail.com
310.254.6414