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Mashable: Now You Can Tell Twitter Where You Are

 
Now You Can Tell Twitter Where You Are | November 19th, 2009 | by Barb Dybwad
 


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Establishing a universal estimate form, part 2 « Stockland Martel

Establishing a universal estimate form, part 2 « Stockland Martel

 


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Print Producers Forum on Facebook

 
Print Producers Forum | A Forum for Print Producers and Production Coordinators and others who provide Production Services for Photographers.

The Print Producers Forum is a new discussion group on Facebook, moderated by Creative Consultant Allegra Wilde (NYC)
 


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City’s film business in a cliff-hanger? – Crain’s New York Business

 City’s film business in a cliff-hanger? – Crain’s New York Business | Bigger fees, smaller incentives threaten boom | By Miriam Kreinin Souccar | October 18, 2009 5:59 AM


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‘Bored to Death’ on Location – The Local – Fort-Greene Blog – NYTimes.com

 

‘Bored to Death’ on Location – The Local – Fort-Greene Blog – NYTimes.com.


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NJ/NY Area Benefit Concert for Diane Moser

The Composers Big Band performs a benefit concert for its leader, Diane Moser, at Trumpets Jazz Club in Montclair NJ on May 11

April 11, 2009
For immediate release
Contact: Ben Williams 201.259.5865
 

Diane Moser and her Composers Big Band – Photo by © Dennis Connors
 
Composer, pianist and bandleader Diane Moser has been a leading light in jazz and new music in the New York-New Jersey Area for nearly 20 years. As a writer, she has received acclaim for her compositions, including a prestigious grant by Chamber Music America and a fellowship with the MacDowell Artists Colony. As a pianist, she has appeared with numerous top-flight musicians, such as Charles McPherson, Mark Dresser, and Gerry Hemmingway among others, always lending her singular voice to the music. As a bandleader she has led numerous groups, most notably her Composers Big Band (see below).

Now she faces a new challenge, as she recovers from a rare form of cancer, in form of a gastrointestinal stromal tumor or GIST. Moser has always been the first to help out artists who need help in paying onerous medical expenses. Now her big band gets to return the favor, with a special benefit concert on May 11 at Trumpets Jazz Club in Montclair, NJ. The performance will reflect the many sides of Diane Moser, most notably the joy that is a trademark of her music and life

Diane Moser’s Composers Big Band is a 17-piece big band formed for the purpose of developing and presenting new music for large ensembles. Presenting monthly concerts since January 1997, the CBB features the music of its resident composers along with guest composers and performers. The range of the featured artists collaborating with the band has been astonishing: Jim McNeely, Oliver Lake, Howard Johnson, Sy Johnson, Matt Wilson, Jackie Cain and Mark Dresser are but of few of the dozens to share the stage with the group. This breadth reflects the musical attitude of Diane Moser, whom the New York Times called “unfazable booster for improvised music.”

A Celebration and Fundraiser for Diane Moser, featuring her Composers Big Band
Monday, May 11th – 7:30 PM
Trumpets Jazz Club
6 Depot Sq. Montclair, NJ 07042
973-774-2600
Cover charge $10, donations encouraged!
Guest artists will include: Jim McNeely, Howard Johnson, Nicki Denner, Oliver Lake, Mike Kaplan, Russ Vines and others
 



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Quoted: Brooklyn Paper – City yells “Cut!” on filming in South Williamsburg

City yells “Cut!” on filming in South Williamsburg


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WSJ: Payments Drag Out on TV Spots

Wall Street Journal | ADVERTISING | FEBRUARY 23, 2009 | By SUZANNE VRANICA | Payments Drag Out on TV Spots | Makers of Commercials Complain That GM, Anheuser Press for New Terms


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APhotoEditor: APA’s Stephen Best on Omnicom’s “Pass The Buck” Fiasco

APhotoEditor: APA’s Stephen Best on Omnicom’s “Pass The Buck” Fiasco


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APA Omnicom Press Release

Stephen Best / APA National CEO | March 21, 2009 | APA on Omnicom statement…”our policy has not changed” | republished with permission from Advertising Photographers of America (APA)
 


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Diving dollar has gold lining for silver screen – The Age

Diving dollar has gold lining for silver screen
The Age, Australia - 18 hours ago
THE plunging Australian dollar promises to be a bonanza for big-spending American film and TV productions shooting in Australia. The Melbourne Film Office


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Uncertain Business Climate Impacts On-Location Film Production – SHOOT Online (subscription)

Uncertain Business Climate Impacts On-Location Film Production
SHOOT Online (subscription), CT - 9 hours ago
Total permitted days of on-location filming* coordinated by FilmL.A. decreased one percent between July and September 2008, compared to the same period in


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Directors cut to different locations – Financial Times

Financial Times, UK - Oct 27, 2008
By Matthew Garrahan in Los Angeles | The film business is synonymous with Los Angeles. So much so, that the name most associated with the industry is visible in bold white letters to anyone within a few miles of the hills that separate the city from the San Fernando Valley.


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Comedian Schneider to shoot film in Detroit – Detroit Free Press

Male Gigolo" and "Saturday Night Live" ) will be on location in Detroit starting Monday to begin shooting the feature film comedy "Virgin on Bourbon


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Shot in Texas: More wrangling over film incentives – Dallas Morning News

One proposal has a little bump for films shot here and deemed family-friendly, says Bob Hudgins, head of the Texas Film Commission.


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County in big screen spotlight – Ipswich Evening Star

Location filming can therefore help Suffolk to showcase the beauty of the county's countryside and historic heritage.” Anyone who knows of a Suffolk


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Location Awards honor industry best – Variety

“This awards gala honors our hard-working location managers whose main motto is ‘keep filming in California,’ ” said Sheri Davis, director of the Inland Empire Film Commission and awards co-chair along with Janice Arrington of the Orange County Film Commission and Pauline East of the Antelope Valley Film Office. …


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Bigfoot Entertainment hires Cebuana as location scout for upcoming … – PR Inside

Jill Watt, a 25-year-old Cebuana, is the location scout that Bigfoot Entertainment has turned to for its latest feature, Tears From Afar. The film follows the story of a young Vietnamese woman who weds an American man with the expectation that he …


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St Albans Abbey is favourite location for film directors – Advertiser 24

ST ALBANS Abbey is fast becoming a familiar backdrop for film directors in search of a stunning location. Ewan McGregor is the latest big name joining the


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Location managers honored at COLAs – Hollywood Reporter

The location managers behind Stage 6/Screen Gem’s “Fired Up” and Universal/Imagine’s “Frost/Nixon” tied for location manager of the year while the location team behind DreamWorks’ “Eagle Eye” took location team of the year, two of the top prizes at Sunday’s 14th annual California On Location Awards.


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Upcoming film being shot in downtown Phoenix – ABC15.com (KNXV-TV)

According to the Phoenix Film Office, scenes for "Middle Men" were shot near 1st Avenue and Monroe Street. The Internet Movie Database (IMDB) says the film,


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Seattle lands leading roles – Seattle Post Intelligencer

They block off streets, create explosions, make fake rain, close playgrounds, take over buildings and take up parking. But when it comes to visiting filmmakers, the city of Seattle, its neighborhoods and the state of Washington have this to say …


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New nyc.locationscout.us Promo Postcard

Hot off the presses, the new nyc.locationscout.us promo is hittin’ the mail!

The photos on the card are from a location scouting job I did this summer in Red Hook, Brooklyn and a house from my locationfiles.com Locamundo location library in the Houses Locations Album (45953 Montclair, NJ); read more about this home here.


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Lipstick Jungle Shooting in New York City

I was walking down Varick Street in Manhattan and noticed NBC-TV’s Lipstick Jungle’s trucks, indicating they were shooting on location nearby. I know it was Lipstick Jungle because they had a New York Mayor’s Office of Film Theatre & Broadcasting filming permit and had posted MOFTB / NYPD “no parking” signs around the area. The name of the production filming is always on the “no parking” signs.

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Lipstick Jungle on Location in New York City
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Coffee shop serves as site for filming – Whittier Daily News

A film crew set up at Lisa’s Coffee Shop on San Bernardino Road in Covina on Monday to shoot a promotional commercial for the TNT cable network’s shows including `The Closer’, `Saving Grace’, and `Raising the Bar’. Location manager Albert M. Epps …


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Indian film-maker selects Coventry as location for next project – Press Trust of India

London, October 20 (PTI) India's noted film company Rajshri Productions has chosen the east Midlands city of Coventry as the location for shooting of their


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Take the Noor & Mohannad trail to exotic Sri Lanka – Al-Bawaba

The first ever (officially recorded) foreign film shot on location in Ceylon (as Sri Lanka was then known) was Carol Reed’s “Outcast of the Islands” (1951). Six years later, Sir David Lean chose Sri Lanka to shoot his 1957 Oscar winning movie ‘The Bridge on the River Kwai’ with Sir Alec Guinness in the lead more films and tele-series down the line …. John Derek shot “Tarzan the Ape Man” (1981) in Sri Lanka with his wife Bo Derek in the lead.


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Film festival ‘history in the making’ – The National

Nashwa al Ruwaini, the festival’s director, said its success was “beyond our imaginations”.

“We have a film fund, a film commission, a research circle and a film institute – and that’s not to mention all the other private investments that are going on. This is truly history in the making.”


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