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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 3:30pm

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 June 6, 2012 at 8:03pm

Hey folks I know that it was sold out on May 11 but don't miss out on the encore presentation of 50 Hour Slam this Saturday Magic Lantern at 1 Pm and 9:30 pm. This time we are screening all the movies that where part of the competition back in April. Speard the word!

 

Comment by Juan Mas on May 8, 2012 at 8:13am

Come support and celebrate local filmmakers this Saturday May 12 at the Magic lantern as we spotlight local talent, local poets, local history in the creative short films of the 50 Hour Slam. See attached.

Screening_FinalPressRelease.zip

Comment by Juan Mas on April 23, 2012 at 3:46pm

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 Karen Mobley on April 23, 2012 at 11:23am

 

 

Spokane Arts Commission’s 2012 The Business of Art Workshops,

Thursdays in May,  4-6 PM

 

Spokane City Council Chambers

808 West Spokane Falls Blvd.  Lower Level

Spokane, WA  

 

Local artists, musicians, arts organizations and arts event planners of all ages are invited to attend the series of Arts Commission workshops scheduled for May of 2012.

 

These FREE late afternoon workshops from 4 to 6 PM cover all aspects of running the business of being an artist or arts organization. These workshops have been organized by volunteers of the Spokane Arts Commission to assist the arts community. Workshops are free and open to the public.

 

May 3rd           Contracts 1: Intellectual Property/Copyright/Internet Issues: everything you need to know about  establishing your work, protecting your work and getting it out there!  Greg Johnson, Paine, Hamblen, Attorneys at Law

                        Libby Gerber, Artist Trust

                       

May 17            Contracts 2: Negotiating venues, liability

            A must attend for artist/gallery relations, Peter Moye, K&L Gates

Attorneys at Law

 

Insurance 101

Issues related to art organizations and artist work, Ian Cunningham

Blassingame Insurance.

                       

May 24th         Let’s Put on A Show, How to navigate all the permits to bring your show to life.            Dan Eaton: Street Closure; Jon Schreve: Food Permit; Liquor Control Board Staff; Lisa Jones: Fire Safety

           

10 Things You Need to Know for Your  Arts Business, Greg Franson

SNAP Financial Access

                       

May 31st          Let’s Put on a Show II: permit nitty gritty,JD Anderson Spokane olice Dept.

           

BizPlan, Marketing and You:  business planning, marketing and required reporting          Alan Stanford, SBDC

           

Nonprofit or Not: legal issues in becoming or maintaining your arts organization  Steve Faust, GU Transactional Law Clinic

 

 

For more information call (509) 625-6050, email kmobley@spokanecity.org, or visit www.spokanearts.org.

 

 

 

Comment by Juan Mas on April 6, 2012 at 7:51am

TODAY IS THE DAY TO ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE!

 

 

 

Comment by Juan Mas on March 13, 2012 at 1:05pm

THE 50 HOUR SLAM IS BACK!!!!

See the info below.

201250HRSLAM.pdf

 

Comment by Ellen Nagourney on June 3, 2011 at 10:27am

Come support cabaret in Spokane!

Live Cabaret night Saturday June 11th @ 7pm.

Abby Crawford sings cabaret.  Silent auction and scotch bar .

Fundraiser for Kinderchoir.  St. Stephen's Church 57th and Perry.

Tickets $25 or $250 for a table of 10.  In advance call Sharon Smith 509-714-0555 or at the door (space available)

Comment by Terry Canfield on April 27, 2011 at 9:18am

Cheryl,

 

IMHO I believe the human creature is capable of so many abilities that are rarely developed.  To answer your question let's look at "acting" in several "venues".

 

I'm going to assume you meant theatrical acting but consider the many roles we play in day-to-day life that require putting on a performance.  Bing a parent, a co-worker, a friend.

 

Also, consider some extraordinary situations such as being an undercover cop or a spy. 

 

As a Firefighter/Paramedic there have been many times I needed to put on a performance for the sake of the patient or their loved ones.

 

We need to be able to step in and out of roles in order to get along in life... I think it is part of human nature.

 

So... I believe it is a gift, but one that has been given to everyone!

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