Howdy filmmakers and filmfans:
Central Productions is proud to be partnering with The Revolving Museum in Lowell to present a "best of the Boston Cinema Census" package this upcoming Thursday, June 26th from 7-9pm. Come on down and enjoy the best in regional shorts filmmaking!!
The screening is only $5, and you can get full details at:
www.revolvingmuseum.org/Calendar/Calendar.htm
Looking forward to seeing you there!
Yours,
Central Productions
Hello filmmakers and those that love them:
This Sunday, from noon - 4pm, the Brattle Theatre is screening a whole bunch of short films for free. Not only that but starting at 3pm will be a selection of films presented as part of our 7th Annual Boston Cinema Census. All this in celebration of May, your favorite month.
View http://www.brattlefilm.org/brattlefilm/movie_detail/080504.html for the whole skinny.
Films being shown starting at 3pm are:
1. Mysterieuse, by Samantha Olschan
2. Pearlswig, by Jesse Kreitzer
3. Where is Estel, by Jared Katsiane
4. Frontrunner, by John MacDonnell
5. The Cambridge Companion, by Ethan Goldhammer
Respectfully,
Congrats to the Independent Film Festival of Boston - their 6th year running and with each year the line-up just keeps on spiraling upward. And of course, a big welcome to all out of town filmmakers.
Don't be a homebody: immerse yourself: http://www.iffboston.org/
You've got plenty of opportunities to look beyond just films - panels, parties, music
Central Productions is moderating a panel at the festival on Saturday, May 26th. Don't be a heart-breaker, show up!!
Saturday April 26 - 2:30pm
The Burren Restaurant - Davis Square, Somerville, MA
Chris O’Donnell, Business Manager for IATSE Local 481; Kyra Friedman,
Set Decorator for GONE BABY GONE and DAN IN REAL LIFE; Lee Anthony
Holloway, Grip for THE DEPARTED; Tim Sweeney, Assistant Camera, GONE
BABY GONE and THE BROTHERHOOD discuss the ins and outs of making a
living in the Boston film industry.
Moderated by Michael Bowes of Central Productions.
Hello film freaks:
A big thanks to both filmmakers and audience alike who made Boston Cinema Census 7 such a hit! We were proud to present an evening that displayed the unequivocal talent of New England filmmakers. Please accept this post as an electronic pat on the back and keep on making great work!
March Open Screen = Tuesday, March 11
SIGNUPS - 7PM :: SCREENING - 7:30PM
Coolidge Corner Theatre, Brookline, MA :: SCREENING ROOM
Each month, we feature a theme to help you get your creative juices flowing. The theme is not a requirement, just a suggestion. (You will, however, gain the respect of your peers should you attempt to make a movie "on theme.")
March Theme: "Hare/Hair" (get it? March Hare?)
Thanks to everyone who made February's Open Screen a sellout!
We received a great show of support and a very nice mix of new and old faces in February. Please continue to spread the word and help us consistently bring new filmmakers and film fans to Open Screen.
We'd love to go for another sellout in March to prove to the Coolidge that we are crucially awesome and awesomely crucial to film in Boston.
Upcoming Open Screens: April 8
PLEASE NOTE:
We have moved to the SECOND Tuesday of every month!
