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Comment by Jeff Drew on September 2, 2012 at 9:49pm

Great Career Move Opportunity for a talented Video Editor:http://spokane.craigslist.org/crg/3190819384.html

Comment by Jeff Drew on August 22, 2012 at 3:32pm

CASTING:

• Reality, Interview-style Show.
• 10 Slots available
• Flexible Scheduling
• Late Summer and Fall slots
• TV Show "Soul Ltd"
• Send an email to casting@soulltd.com
• To view an example of show material see:
• http://www.youtube.com/soulltd
• To see the kinds of results common on this show
• Be sure to catch: 
• Psychic Party Clip #1 & #2
• & Series Teaser http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu6ygpuvZbM

We're seeking individuals that would like to have the Psychic Reading, and have a friend or family member or two, sit and watch the reading in progress.  This helps validate for audiences that the process is not scripted, rigged, or set-up.

Thank you.

Comment by Juan Mas on May 8, 2012 at 8:18am

An event you can't miss... a celebration of Spokane Art with local photography, local films, local poetry and Spokane History this Saturday May 12 at the Magic Lantern. See the attached. Hope to see you there.

Screening_FinalPressRelease.zip.

Comment by Juan Mas on April 23, 2012 at 3:51pm

THE 50 HOUR SLAM screening becomes an event celebrating the Arts of Spokane.

The Hip Clips

are 16 short films chosen by our 7 illustrious judges and the Slam’s organizers from all the competitors in this year’s 50 HOUR SLAM. The Slam, of course, is the competition where filmmakers have fifty hours to make a short 3 to 6 minute film while incorporating three secret criteria. This year the criteria were the number 50, a historical building, and an original poem by a local poet.

There will be two screenings sessions on May 12, and the audience will be given the opportunity to vote on their favorite and name the winner of THE HIP CLIP Award for 2012.

This year the screening has become a major event as we celebrate the arts of Spokane with an exhibit of local photography entitled "THIS PLACE MATTERS". Several local photographers use their keen eye to capture a few of the historical buildings in Spokane in ways you’ve never seen them before. We’ll also be hosting live performances from poets from BROKEN MIC and GET LIT between the Slam screenings at the Saranac Public House, where we will also announce this year’s winners at the end of the night.

DATE:

MAY 12 2012

In the Saranac Building (

25 W. Main Ave, Between Browne and Division.)

The Magic Lantern

2:30 pm - Screening of the 50 Hour Slam 2012 Finalists

The Magic Lantern

4 pm to 5 pm - Q/A with Judges/Organizers of the 50 Hour Slam 2012

Saranac Public House

5pm to 7 pm - Live Poet Performances

The Magic Lantern

7:30 pm - Screening of the 50 Hour Slam 2012 Finalists

Saranac Public House

9 pm - Closing Ceremonies for 50 Hour Slam 2012

****There will be awards, prizes, live music, food and drinks****

Comment by Juan Mas on March 13, 2012 at 1:08pm

 

Spread the word the 50 hour Slam is Back!!!!

201250HRSLAM.pdf

Comment by Sean p. Foster on March 7, 2012 at 4:39pm

The performing arts is a passion of mine to say it in short. I support any organization that gives full credence to art in any medium.

Comment by Joseph Comine on March 4, 2011 at 2:40pm

Tonight at the Chase Gallery at City Hall, Get Lit exhibition, artists reception. March 4th, 2011 from 5pm to 8pm.

 

This exhibitions theme is Telling America's Stories and features 8 local visual media artists and their installations.

Our film In the Shadow of Drums will show in the city hall council chambers at 6pm, 6:30pm, 7pm and 7:30pm.

 

Please join Eleventh Hour FIlms and the City of Spokane at this event.

Comment by Karla Petermann on January 24, 2011 at 1:47pm

 

kNIFVES kicked off the New Year with the Writers SIG (Special Interest Group) meeting in January in CDA.  Writers interested in joining please contact Mary Jane Honegger for more details.

 

SCREENWRITING SIG OFF TO A GREAT START

 

Topics of interest ranged from individual projects, to collaborations, marketing, adaptations, and even the idea of group projects during the first meeting of the kNIFVES Screenwriting SIG (Special Interest Group). 

 

One member shared he is pitching a screenplay in Los Angeles next month, and has been asked to complete a stage play for 2012; while another recently finished a PBS documentary, and has dozens of directing, producing, and screenwriting credits to his name. 

 

We want you to join us!  Whether you are a professional or new to the craft, you’ll find the camaraderie, motivation, and skills you are looking for as a screenwriter.

 

Future meetings will be held on the third Tuesdays of each month from 6:30 to 8:00pm in the Coeur d’Alene area.  Meeting place to be announced.  Next meeting: Tuesday, February 15.

 

Please call Mary Jane Honegger for more information:

            (H) 208-687-2900

            (C) 208-691-9730

Comment by Joseph Comine on October 14, 2010 at 11:43am

I no longer need to find combat veterans for the Get Lit project that I'm doing. The film will be going a different direction. This film will be created solely by Eleventh Hour Films and no other organization is responsible for it's content or production.
Thank you,

Joseph Comine
owner/ operator
Eleventh Hour Films

Comment by Beth Bollinger on May 13, 2010 at 1:33pm

Just wanted everyone to know about our KNIFVES luncheon on Thursday, May 27 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Davenport's Peacock Room. The Washington filmworks people are coming over from the west side to give a presentation on the state film incentives program. You can RSVP at www.knifves.org or by contacting me here in Spokane at bethatlaw@gmail.com or by calling me at 509-220-2203. Hoping to see all of you there!