#OregonMade Screenings at the Tomorrow Theatre in March
Tickets and more information can be found on TomorrowTheatre.org but additional information on each screening can be found below.
THE INTERSECTION // Ask Dr.
The Oregon film community's official blog.
Tickets and more information can be found on TomorrowTheatre.org but additional information on each screening can be found below.
THE INTERSECTION // Ask Dr.
The new site is IndigenousMediaGuild.org and you cam find them @IndigenousMediaGuild on IG and FB.
IMG offers membership to both Indigenous/Native cast and crew, AND non native allies. All the information on membership can be found here – https://www.indigenousmediaguild.org/membership
In addition, IMG held a PA workshop over the weekend at Native American Youth and Family Center with the help of Outside the Frame.
OMPA’s Creatives of Color Oregon presents
Film Industry Quarterly Happy Hour
at Koerner Camera Systems
2828 SE 14th St. Portland.
FEBRUARY 29
5:30P – 7:30P
Join us and connect with film organizations,
city staff, and meet fellow creatives!
Oregon is the home to a drenched Swayze/Reeves fight on the north coast sands while waiting for a closed out set that came in from Hawaii but plays as Australia (our locations are just that flexible).
DisOrient will also have Opening and Closing Night Receptions at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art with food, entertainment, and conversation with filmmakers. Tickets are on sale now on the DisOrient website
“My Partner” Preview Screening
You can find out more on https://mcminnvillefilmfest.org/
Mark has a long and storied history in Oregon. He began his animation career in the 1980s with Will Vinton and worked in many different types of animation. His claymation work can be seen in the 1987 TV special “Claymation Christmas Celebration,” “The PJs” series starring Eddie Murphy and the TV special “Meet the Raisins,” starring the iconic California Raisins.
Kristi Turnquist’s recent update on the film reports that both Ridley and director, Rachel Lambert, described their experience shooting in Astoria and on the north coast as, “a gorgeous time”. A fine endorsement indeed!
Lauren Caspian is public radio’s third most popular host. He’s a well-meaning, hypocritical nimrod, just like you and me. He’s also a stop motion puppet. Each episode follows the making of an episode of Lauren’s show In the Know, in which Lauren conducts in-depth interviews with real-world human guests. Lauren collaborates with a diverse crew of public radio staff.