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30th Anniversary of Stand By Me Was Huge Success

Print The small town of Brownsville, Oregon celebrated the classic movie Stand By Me on Saturday July 23, 2016. In 1985 Brownsville turned into a town named Castle Rock and was teaming with film crews, actors and all the excitement of the movie making process. Today, the movie is still regarded as a favorite and is listed as one of the top 250 American films of all time. Fans travel from all around the world during the year to see for themselves where this movie was filmed.

OPB Music Rolls Out Another “Road Session” – Hey Marseilles At Golden State Heritage Site

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Read more about OPB Music’s “Road Sessions” here.

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Pickathon Camera Crew Starts July 5th!

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Learn all about shooting live events as a trained cameraperson for the Pickathon Music Festival, one of the largest outdoor music festivals in the US (August 4-7).

This mentored crew experience is open to anyone with an interest in filming music, sports and other live events, from absolute beginners/novices to advanced filmmaking students. A combination class and field experience, the fun starts with four weekly instructional sessions devoted to hands-on camera operation techniques, specialized gear such as jibs, robotics, switchers and more, and how a camera crew and director work together as a creative team on location.

OPB Music’s “Road Sessions” -This Week The Portland Cello Project At Bridal Veil Falls

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Learn more about this months OPB Music Road Sessions here.

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Roy W. Dean 2016 Summer Film Grant Accepting Submissions

Roy W. Dean 2016 Summer Film Grant

Got a unique film project that contributes to society? The Roy W. Dean Film Grant is looking to award its grant to one that fits that description. This year’s winner receives $3,500 cash and $30,000 in donated film products and services to help complete their film. Films can be documentaries, short films, features, TV or web series. Deadline for submission is June 30th, 2016.

In addition to the cash prize, the winner receives a 1TB G-Drive ev ATC with Thunderbolt in Watertight Rugged case from grant donor G-Technology, $1,000 in consultation, marketing material creation, design, and marketing strategizing from Smart Girl Productions.,

Historic UO Alumni Filmmakers Receive Grant To Preserve Their Work

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The National Film Preservation Foundation announced their latest group of historic films that will receive funding to preserve them for record. Among them are; the “Luther Cressman Field Work Films” (1938 – 1954), an important documentation of work done by the UO archaeologist, Luther Cressman; and a feature (1953) by UO alumnus, James Blue, that won a Critic’s prize at Cannes (1962).

Outdoor Screenings in State Parks

Oregon State Parks, The Hollywood Theatre, Travel Oregon and Oregon Film have partnered together to bring themed outdoor screenings into state parks this summer. The first one up: Christopher Guest’s hilarious BEST IN SHOW at the Dog Park in Molalla River SP. There will be festivities and even a doggie fashion show – so bring your best friend, your own bottle and settle in for a great evening. Tickets are free but need to be reserved in advance. Get more info and tickets here.

Out Of The Darkness At Walmart

The Oregon produced feature film, OUT OF THE DARKNESS, is now available at Walmart. Congrats to our Oregon cast and crew. A local screening is in the works. #oregonfilm #dvd #revolutionfilmgroup

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Buddymoon Film in Theaters & On Demand From July 1st. Starring David Giuntoli (“GRIMM”) and Flula Borg (Pitch Perfect 2). Pre-Order Now on iTunes!

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IN THEATERS & ON DEMAND JULY 1st

David (David Giuntoli) is left by his fiancé days before the wedding, and Flula (Flula Borg), his eccentrically upbeat best man, insists that they go on David’s honeymoon together: a backpacking trip through Oregon’s scenic mountains. Prepare to laugh when the pair crosses paths with a dazed conspiracy theorist (Brian T. Finney), an attractively charming backpacker (Claire Coffee), and a bloodthirsty predator (an actual wolf) who all partake in a trek that tests their friendship – and their lives.

The Falls: Covenant of Grace IndieGoGo Campaign

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The Falls:Covenant of Grace, the third installment of The Falls series hopes to film in Portland this summer. It is a trilogy written and directed by Jon Garcia about two gay Mormon men and the struggles of LGBT individuals of faith. We currently have an IndieGoGo campaign going until early July to help us reach our goal. Please share the word if you can to help bring this series to light.

Covenant of Grace

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-falls-covenant-of-grace#/

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