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07/29/2007 - 48 Hour Screenings Aug 1, 2, 12.

Help spread the word about the 48 Hour Film Project - please forward this message, or your own version, to anyone you think might be interested! If we all pass it on to just a few friends, we could really create a buzz! >>>

This coming weekend, 47 local teams will take part in the 48 Hour Film Project. It's an event where teams of filmmakers attempt to write, shoot, edit and finish 5 -7 minute shorts over a single weekend. All are assigned a prop, character and line of dialog they have to use, and each pull s a genre out of a hat. You can learn more at www.48hourfilm.com/providence

Each screening is 1/4 of the completed films, so it's a different selection at each screening...

August 1st
Screening A - 7pm
Screening B - 9pm

August 2nd
Screening C - 7pm
Screening D - 9pm

Judge's selection of "Best of Providence"
August 12th
6:30 pm

All screenings are at the Columbus Theater, 270 Broadway in Providence. Directions

The tickets go to pay for the theater and to support a good cause - the Rhode Island Film Collaborative, which helps bring events like this to RI and supports indi filmmaking locally (www.rifcfilms.com).
Tickets are $10 at the door.

Thank you!!!

Thanks to our sponsors, too!

Farnsworth Video , Envision Technology Advisors , Ahtspot.com , Kahn Litwin Renza , Rule Broadcast , The Wild Colonial , Newbury Comics , The Artists' Exchange , Caffe Tazza , The Columbus Theater , Ameriprise and Red Bull .

07/29/2007 - Warming Up to Real Solutions to Global Warming

CONTACT : Grace Kelland
grace@globalpossibilities.org
GLOBAL POSSIBILITIES
1955 Mandeville Canyon Rd.
Los Angeles , CA 90049
Ph: 310.656.1970
Fax: 310.656.1959

FOR CASEY DANSON

Warming Up to Real Solutions to Global Warming

Former Bostonian and ex-wife of Cheers Ted Danson leaves Hollywood and returns to her native New England roots at the Rhode Island International Film Festival with her award-winning documentary “Who's Got the Power?”

The festival runs from august 7 through 12 th in Providence .

“Who's Got The Power?” will be shown on Tuesday, August 8 at 3 p.m. in the Providence Library.

Danson's film features a number of scientists such as Donald Aitken, Stephen Schneider and Barbara Freese, who outline the damaging effects of climate change on the planet.

Danson's mission is to show us that the first place to start is the built environment. “Who's Got the Power?” highlights the current advances in solar technology that designers and builders are now implementing.

“Who's Got the Power?” leaves us with a positive message that we can reverse the effects of global warming ¾ that the power is in our hands.

Casey Danson established Global Possibilities in 1996, a non- profit devoted to promoting the use of solar energy as a viable alternative to fossil fuels. Prior to that, with Ted Danson, they founded the American Oceans Campaign. Danson served on the Board of Governors of the Parsons School of Design, the Board of Directors of the Southern Cal Institute of Architecture, and the Board of the Environmental Media Association.

07/29/2007 - PROVIDENCE, RI - Got a great idea for a movie script, but don't know where to begin? Or have you finished that masterpiece, but no clue what to do next?

The 11th Annual Rhode Island International Film Festival (RIIFF) proudly presents ScriptBiz 2007 , a day long workshop that covers the nuts and bolts of being a scriptwriter. The RIIFF ScriptBiz is now affiliated with Emerson College's Screenwriting Certificate Program and designed to guide writers not only through the creative process of writing, but ways to promote a screenplay to filmmakers through effective networking with tips on how to make a compelling pitch.

ScriptBiz 2007 panelists include award winning screenwriter and author Susan Kouguell, of Su City Pictures(“The Savvy Scriptwriter”); Director of Harvard Square Scriptwriters --New England's oldest screenwriter's network-Scott Anderson; local scriptwriter and filmmaker Chris Sparling of Scarred Heel Productions ( An Uzi at the Alamo, Balance); and Hollywood writer/director/ producer JP Ouellette ( co-producer on Garth Donovan's Everyone's Got One ) .
Emerson College Screenwriting Certificate Program Director Barry Brodsky, a successful scriptwriter in his own right, will facilitate the interactive and informational workshop.

RIIFF 2006 Screenplay Competition winner Jodi L. Johnson will be on hand to discuss her script “Slidin' Home,” about how a young boy afflicted with chronic illness and his grandfather go on a cross-country adventure to fulfill his dream of meeting the Boston Red Sox. A reading and discussion of Johnson's work will follow.

Topics for ScriptBiz 2007 also include intensive training on mastering the mechanics of scriptwriting with attention to structure, plot, character and dialogue. It includes helpful information on the use of appropriate computer software and formatting to aid in the writing process. Attendees will also learn how to market, sell and get paid for their screenplays.

This year's annual ScriptBiz takes place on Monday, Aug. 6 at the URI Feinstein Campus, 80 Washington St., Providence, RI. The workshop begins at 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the fee is $105. Registration is at 9 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Refreshments will be provided both in the morning and during the noontime break giving panelists and attendees an opportunity to network and discuss scriptwriting one-on-one.

For more information and to register please contact Adam Short, RIIFF Producing Director at adams@film-festival.org or call the Festival Office at 401-861-4445. Application forms are downloadable at the Festival's website: www.RIFilmFest.org.

Rhode Island International Film Festival 2007 kicks off Aug. 7 and runs for six days screening nearly 300 films in venues across the state. RIIFF is dedicated to the creation of opportunities for artistic interaction and exchange among independent filmmakers, screenwriters, directors, producers, distributors, backers, and the film-going community. Now heading into its eleventh year, the Festival is produced by the Flickers Arts Collaborative, an organization with 25 years of experience presenting major artistic events as well as independent and foreign films to the public.

06/28/2007 - MARKETING YOUR FILM AND SCRIPT IN THE DIGITAL AGE

This is a RIIFF event in prelude to the festival. Panel discussion scheduled for Borders at Providence Place. Tuesday, July 10th, 7:00 p.m.

From blogs to podcasting to digital downloads and online competitions, what does the future hold for artists who want to break into the entertainment industry. Join us for a spirited panel discussion that looks at cutting edge and traditional means to get out your message. Some things might surprise you.

Featuring Toni Marie Pennacchia of Spoiler Alert Radio BRS 88.1; Jim Vickers, Editor, Motif Magazine, Jamie Benti, Image Icon Entertainment, Kevin Anderton of Midnight Chimes Productions, and Joanne Goode, freelance writer.

06/28/2007 - The Providence 48 Hour Film Project July 27th - 29th

This is a reminder that you can still sign up for this year's 48 Hour Film Project. Early Bird pricing will be available until Monday. To sign up, just point your browser here: www.48hourfilm.com/Providence If for any reason it gives you trouble, email Mike at info@rifcfilms.com The early bird registration rate of $125 is only available through July 2, 2007. After July 2, 2007 registration will be $148 - and space is limited. Registration for the event is steady last year we did fill up! Right now, we have 24 teams taking part.

Here are the details:

Filmmakers across Providence will be competing July 27-29th in the 48 Hour Film Project's tour to find "The Best 48 Hour Film of 2007." Film teams will have just 48 hours to make a film - from writing and shooting to editing and adding music.

The films will have their International Premier at the Columbus Theater just days later. (August 1 and August 2)
The 48 Hour Film Project is held in over 60 cities all across the globe. Providence films are eligible for city-based awards such as Audience Favorite, Best Cinematography and Best Acting. One team will be selected as the Providence winner and will go on to compete against teams from other cities. The international winner of the 2007 48 Hour Film Project will take home a grand prize of $7,500! In addition, the Providence winner will be eligible to compete in the Panasonic/48HFP HD Showdown with a grand prize of a Panasonic HD Camera. To register go to www.48hourfilm.com/Providence
Come on out and make a film!

06/28/2007 - Filmmakers: You won't want to miss this exciting event!

Bobby Logan will be joining us for a weekend workshop. That's right!! If you aren't able to jet-set to LA for his 1-Day Film School, you now have the opportunity to do so right here in the Providence & Boston area.

We need your help by letting us know in advance who will be attending this event so we can make the proper arrangements. This is a 1-Day class with TONS of invaluable information. Timeframe will be in September 2007. To hear Bobby issue the invitation in person go to Image Icon Entertianment.com's main page: www.imageiconent.com This invaluable one-day workshop includes:

Part 1 - "Creative Elements"

Part 2 - "Technical Requirements"

Part 3 - "The Business"

If you are strongly interested in making this event?
Please Email - Jamie (jbenti@imageiconent.com ) with "1-Day Film School" in the subject line. Please be sure to include:

Your first and last name, Valid phone contact number, Your email address, how many tickets you need, and finally Your City & State , please and thank you.

06/28/2007 - UPDATE: RED PRINCESS BLUES ANIMATED TEASER TRAILER HITS

RPB Teaser Trailer: www.redprincessblues.com/trailer.html
RPB Official Site: www.redprincessblues.com
RPB Wallpapers: www.redprincessblues.com/wallpapers.html
Visit us on Myspace: www.myspace.com/rpb_animated

Red Princess Blues' Animated teaser trailer just hit. Red Princess Blues Animated: The Book of Violence is an animated short film prequel to Alex Ferrari's upcoming feature film Red Princess Blues. Artist extraordinaire and Creative Director of the Visual Effects House Numb Robot, Dan Cregan will be making his directorial debut. Alex ferrari will pen the twisted tale as well as produce. RPB Animated is a chance to explore the world of “Princess,” the main character of Red Princess Blues. We hope to have the short done by Fall 2007.

For more information on the project goto: http://www.redprincessblues.com

We would love to get your opinion on the teaser trailer. Let us know what you think: info@enigmafactory.com

06/28/2007 - TALK TO ME Private Screening & Heineken Sponsored After Party at Coogan's

Jun 27 (Wed) at 8 PM at AMC Loews Boston Common 19
175 Tremont Street , Boston, MA

Free Preview Screening of Universal Pictures and Focus Features'

TALK TO ME

Going.com invites you to RSVP and join us at AMC Loews Boston Common , Wednesday June 27th at 8:00PM.

Remember: First Come First Serve
Academy Award nominee Don Cheadle portrays the one and only Ralph Waldo “Petey” Greene Jr.; Petey's story is funny, dramatic, inspiring - and real. In the mid-to-late 1960s, in Washington, D.C., vibrant soul music and exploding social consciousness were combining to unique and powerful effect. It was the place and time for Petey to fully express himself - sometimes to outrageous effect - and “tell it like it is.” With the support of his irrepressible and tempestuous girlfriend Vernell (Taraji P. Henson), the newly minted ex-con talks his way into an on-air radio gig.

06/28/2007 - Early Deadline Approaching for the 2008 Big Sky Documentary Film Festival

Early Deadline - July 1, 2007 Regular Deadline - September 1, 2007 Final Deadline - October 20, 2007
The Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, the premier venue for nonfiction film in the American West, is seeking submissions for its fifth annual event. From February 14-20, 2008 the festival will screen 100 films, including world and U.S. premieres, classics, rare and experimental works on Montana's largest screen at the historic Wilma Theater in downtown Missoula, Montana. In addition to 7-days of screenings, many public and VIP events including panel discussions, galas, receptions and networking round-tables.

The competitive event is open to non-fiction films and videos of all genres, subject matter, lengths and production dates. Awards and cash prizes will be given for Best Documentary Feature (over 50 minutes), Best Documentary Short (15-50 minutes), Best Mini-Doc (under 15 minutes) and best documentary about the American West (the "Big Sky Award").

VHS (NTSC/PAL), DVD (NTSC/PAL), DVCAM (NTSC/PAL) and miniDV (NTSC/PAL) accepted for preview.
Enter via Withoutabox.com at -
http://www.withoutabox.com/login/3969
or download entry form in pdf format at: http://www.bigskyfilmfest.org/entries.html
If you would like an entry form emailed to you in pdf format,
send a request to callforentries@bigskyfilmfest.org
We look forward to viewing your entries!

Good luck!
Damon Ristau
Festival Director
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
131 South Higgins Avenue, Suite 201
Missoula, Montana 59802 (406) 541- FILM (3456) director@bigskyfilmfest.org www.bigskyfilmfest.org

06/28/2007 - Message from Eric Latek:

We are just launching the first promo trailer of one of the two shows we are doing. The first promo we have is for 3 Degrees, the show following the lives of a group of fighters, as they walk a new path in life. I get into their lives very deep, much like Gary, if not more. The Players will be launched next month. But you'll see why I have been spread so thin these days, between this show and The Players. Lots and lots of work my friends. Here's the link: www.phantazmapictures.com/SHOWS/COX/Promos/3Degrees Trailer2Lg_Prog.mov
Can either stream right from here or download the file. Mauro Colangelo did the fantastic score .

06/28/2007 - Subject: RECON 2022, Deaden at Fantasia Film Fest
Message: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MONTREAL, Canada, June 28, 2007

Movie Seals Productions is proud to announce that their latest sci-fi / action film \"RECON 2022:The Mezzo Incident\" and their critically acclaimed vigilante film Deaden will have their North American Premieres at the FanTasia Film Festival in Montreal, Canada.

From a screenplay written by Christian Viel, John Fallon and William Alexander, the action packed story of RECON 2022: the Mezzo Incident picks up two years after the events of the first film and introduces a new cast of endearing characters as well as bringing back familiar ones. After the gruesome events on Caprini, Sharp (Anderson Bradshaw) and his elite team of tough, witty and trigger happy space Marines must now head out to the icy planet Mezzo to investigate further Mahar activities. What they will encounter will defy their imaginations as they tackle giant man eating snow worms, an underground city of Cyborgs, a slew of murderous alien entities and maybe, finally, the ever elusive Mahars.

In Deaden, the story follows John Fallon as Rane, an ex-undercover cop forced to witness the brutal rape and murder of his pregnant wife (Anna Jaeger) by the ruthless members of a biker gang who have learned about his old policemen days. Shot through the head with a crossbow and dumped into a canal, Rane is believed to be dead... but miraculously survives the ordeal. Upon his exit from the hospital, he teams up with his old crime buddy Kersey (Deke Richards), arms himself to the teeth, and goes on a drug fueled, psychotic rampage all in the name of unapologetic retribution.

Deaden: Deaden will screen on July 14th, 2007 at 7:30 PM. Producer/Director Christian Viel and actor/writer/producer John Fallon will be attending and stay for a Q&A following the movie.

RECON 2022: The Mezzo Incident will play on July 19th, 2007 at 9:20 PM and be will be hosted by director Christian Viel and star Anderson Bradshaw.

About Movie Seals Productions:

Movie Seals Productions: This Montreal-based company is run by a talented director/screenwriter Christian Viel. Beside the award-winning Recon 2020: The Caprini Massacre and the critically acclaimed Deaden, this fast growing production company has recently produced a sequel to RECON 2020: Recon 2022: The Mezzo Incident. They are currently in pre-production of the last chapter of the RECON trilogy.

About the Fantasia Film Festival:
Since its inception in 1996, FanTasia has been an event hell-bent on showcasing the most exciting, innovative and individualistic examples of contemporary international genre cinema, with an emphasis on unveiling films very rarely seen in North America. With its 70 000 festival-goers FanTasia can be proudly called as one of the biggest festivals in the world. This year issue happens June 5 -25.

Recon 2022 Official website:
www.recon2022-movie.com

Deaden Official website :
www.deaden-movie.com

Movie Seals Productions website:
www.movieseals.biz

Fantasia Film Festival site :
www.fantasiafest.com/2007

Festival description of the films:
www.fantasiafest.com/2007/en/films/film_detail.php?id=297
www.fantasiafest.com/2007/en/films/film_detail.php?id=225

For further information, interviews or screeners requests:
info@movieseals.biz

06/28/2007 - Destination: San Francisco, Rhode Island, LA, Berkeley, NYC ?

Independent Features at Tribeca Cinema in Lower Manhattan

You don't have to go anywhere to catch the short form (<30 minutes) of the documentary " What's Going on up There?"

The short form of the doc is now playing on line at the Independent Features Festival for just 10 more days.

Join the discussion with Spock (Leonard Nimoy) and this doc asking us to consider what we will do with the final frontier.

Grab your laptop, lawn chair and sunscreen: Houston, we have lift off. It's easy. Click on the link: IFFF REGISTER: use your email & your own password Browse Movies: Documentaries
Click on " W " and locate: What's Going on up There?"

06/28/2007 - Message from Frank Italiano Jr.

Please go to the site below and vote for "Pugsley" , tell your friends. This is one of my new character's.

Thanks,
Frank Italiano Jr.
www.animationmagazine.net/pitch_party_07_vote.html

06/28/2007 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

CONTACT:
Christina Mealey
Artists' Exchange
5 0 Rolfe Street
Cranston, RI 02910
401.490.9475
Email: the.artists.exchange@gmail.com
Website: www.artists-exchange.org

Artists' Exchange and the Black Box Theatre to Premiere Original Comedy

Cranston, RI – The Artists' Exchange, home of the Black Box Theatre, proudly announces upcoming performances of "Intermittence," an original play written by Rhode Island's own Mark Carter, featuring an original score by Tom Chace, Mark Carter, Rich Morra and the Black Box Players.

Grounded by the evolving love story of protagonists Harold and Margaret, the play sashays down a road of absurdity, stopping frequently to ponder such roadside attractions as an android, a disembodied voice and a talking owl. "It's totally not meant to be taken seriously," Carter self-effacedly declares. "If it makes people forget their dentist appointment for a couple of hours, it's done its job."

"Can I insert the fact that it's awesome?" adds Carter's 11 year old daughter Emily, who acts in the play and also helped to design the playbill cover.

"It is the most serious interpretation of nonsense ever to hit the stage," exclaims Director Rich Morra.

"Intermittence" will be performed Friday 6/29 and Saturday 6/30. The Friday performance will be at 7pm. Saturday performance 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are $15. The show is recommended for audiences over 12 years of age. Reservations, which are strongly encouraged, can be made by calling 401.490.9475.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS' EXCHANGE

The Artists' Exchange is a nonprofit organization and an arts collaborative whose mission is to create an atmosphere that blends the promotion of growth and passion of each person's art with celebration of individual uniqueness. The Artists' Exchange houses The Black Box Theatre and The Art Company as well as an art boutique, cafe and gallery.

The Artists' Exchange is owned and operated by Gateways to Change; a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing of the quality of life for all human beings.

06/07/07 - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT:

Christina Mealey
Artists' Exchange
50 Rolfe Street Cranston, RI 02910
401.490.9475
the.artists.exchange@gmail.com
www.artists-exchange.org

Artists' Exchange and the Black Box Theatre to Premiere Original Comedy

"Can I insert the fact that it's awesome?" adds Carter's 11 year old daughter Emily, who acts in the play and also helped to design the playbill cover.

"It is the most serious interpretation of nonsense ever to hit the stage," exclaims Director Rich Morra.

"Intermittence" will be performed Thursdays 6/21 and 6/28, Fridays 6/22 and 6/29 and Saturdays 6/23 and 6/30. Thursday and Friday performances are at 7pm. Saturday performances are at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are $15. The show is recommended for audiences over 12 years of age. Reservations, which are strongly encouraged, can be made by calling 401.490.9475.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS' EXCHANGE

The Artists' Exchange is owned and operated by Gateways to Change; a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing of the quality of life for all human beings .

06/02/07 - Now for the good news: the 48 hour film project is approaching.

Starting next week, you’ll be able to sign up! So remember to save the weekend of July 27-29th, if you’re interested in taking part!

If you’re interested in helping out, there will be a planning meeting at the Trinity Brew Pub (186 Fountain St. in Providence) on Saturday, June 2nd at 2 PM. The plan is really to discuss strategies for getting the word out, sign up for volunteer positions, then split up into teams to hang some posters. Total time should be about 1.5 hours!

If you’d like to volunteer but can’t make it Saturday, please email Providence@48hourfilm.com – the roles we’ll need are:

1. general assistance at the kick-off event in the evening of Monday, June 25th
2. paperwork help at the start of the project, July 27th
3. help at the conclusion, July 29th, 7PM
4. ticket takers for the screenings, August 2nd or 3rd (Wednesday or Thursday)

You can help with 1 and 4, even if you’re participating as part of a team!

If you’d like to know more about the 48 Hour Film Project, check it out at www.48hourfilm.com – or send us an email!

Thanks!

06/02/07 - CAUGHT IN THE HEADLIGHTS
Broadcast Premiere on Montana Public Television

Caught in the Headlights, 53 minutes, 2006
< http://www.highplainsfilms.org/fp_caught.html>

Press Kit: <http://www.highplainsfilms.org/fp_caught_presskit.html>

CAUGHT IN THE HEADLIGHTS, which documents the conflict between wildlife and automobile culture will have its broadcast premiere, June 7 at 7 pm on Montana Public Television <http://www.montanapbs.org/>. Repeat broadcasts at 4:30 pm on June 9 and 8:30 am on June 10.

In the United States where over four million miles of roads cross the landscape, an animal is killed on the road every 11.5 seconds - with one million vertebrate animals falling victim to automobile collisions annually.

Through the voices of six individuals who are intimately familiar with vehicle-wildlife conflicts, CAUGHT IN THE HEADLIGHTS is a quirky, informative exploration of automobile culture. Two Department of Transportation employees combine humor and sensitivity while taking the viewer on a tour along Montana's state highways.

A Wildlife rehabilitator since childhood turned raptor educator, painter, and welder, shares her work and perspective of the hardships that birds face in a world where car collisions are the leading cause of injury and death for raptors.

Raising a child as a single father may be hard; try combining that with an hour long commute to work through prime deer and elk habitat. One auto-body painter tells stories of close calls with wildlife on the road while warning of societal stubbornness.

A road ecologist from the Netherlands studies opportunities for creatures to cross roads safely while providing his own social commentary on the past, present and future of our transportation infrastructure.

Another man seeks apology and ceremony by turning roadkill into bronze sculptures. His bold artwork challenges us to examine our dependency on the automobile through death preserved on the walls of a Seattle-area gallery.

CAUGHT IN THE HEADLIGHTS weaves together these diverse voices united in their reverence for the long ignored casualties of the highway.

More Information:
High Plains Films
P.O. Box 8796
Missoula, Montana 59807
(406) 728-0753
< yak@highplainsfilms.org>
< www.highplainsfilms.org>

This announcement is from High Plains Films, a project of the Big Sky Film Institute. http://www.highplainsfilms.org

06/02/07 - The future of the Internet, cable TV and local media is threatened in Massachusetts.

Large phone companies faced a massive public outcry in 2006 when they attempted to pass a terrible telecommunications bill in Washington. Now they're pushing a law in Boston that would undercut local authority, threaten public access channels and cut off many communities in Massachusetts from accessing new technologies.

You can help stop this bad bill by taking action today. The Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy is holding a hearing on Senate Bill 1975 on Tuesday. Here's how you can help:

1 Email Your State Legislators

Phone companies are spinning Massachusetts state representatives with promises to bring competition to cable television and broadband Internet services. Yet SB 1975 will not achieve these results. Your legislators need to hear from you today. Tell them to oppose SB 1975.

Tell your elected state officials to oppose any legislation that does not preserve local television, protect consumers against discriminatory pricing, or guarantee that new communications technologies are offered to all communities throughout the state.

2 Tell Your Friends

Due to a large public outcry, concerned citizens recently defeated a similar legislation in Tennessee. By telling your friends and family to take action we can stand up against the millions of dollars spent by Verizon lobbyists who are trying to pass this bill.

3 Attend the Legislative Hearing in Boston

The hearing will be open to public comments. Please take the time on Tuesday to got to the state house and voice your opposition to this bill.

WHAT: Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy on SB 1975
WHEN: Tuesday, June 5
TIME: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: Massachusetts State House, Gardner Auditorium, Boston

Click here for more details about the bill.

Every community -- rich or poor, rural or urban -- deserves the benefits of new technology and competition.

With your help, we stood up the phone companies in Washington. It's now time protect media policy in your home state.

Onward,

Ira Horowitz
Online Community Organizer
Free Press
www.freepress.net

P.S. You can do more. Take action every day for the next week to help stop this bill. For more information about this bill, please visit: www.freepress.net/statetracker/=MA.

06/02/07 - LOW BUDGET THRILLER/HORROR SCRIPTS WANTED

Dangerously Close Prod.

We are looking for completed feature genre scripts to fill a low budget 3-picture slate.

Submissions should be thriller or horror scripts, high concept (i.e. stories with a strong hook, which appeal to a broad audience, and which can be pitched in a single sentence), with minimal cast and minimal locations.

Budget will be around $100K for each picture. WGA and non-WGA writers may submit.

For further reference, please feel free to look me up on the IMDb under Matt Zettell.

TO SUBMIT:
1. Please go to www.InkTippro.com/leads
2. Enter your email address (you will be signing up for InkTip's newsletter - FREE!)
3. Copy/Paste this code: m59wr4g76x
4. You will be submitting a logline and synopsis only, and you will be contacted to submit the full script only if there is interest from the production company.

IMPORTANT: Please ONLY submit your work if it fits what the lead is looking for EXACTLY.

If you aren't sure if your submission fits, please ask InkTip first. Please mention you heard about this from Jeff Gund at INFOLIST.com, and please email any questions to:
jerrol@inktip.com

info@imageiconent.com

Snail Mail:
Image Icon Entertainment
P.O. BOX 3069
N. Attleboro, MA 02761

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