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FACEOUT STUDIO HOLDS SUCCESSFUL CASTING CALL EVENT FOR EMERGING TALENT

Bend, OR – June 25, 2012. Faceout Studio recently held a successful casting call event introducing emerging local talent to the various print and film related opportunities the studio has to offer. The energy was extremely positive as the packed out house learned more about how to be cast for book covers and short film projects. Faceout plans to hold another event later this summer. To sign up, please contact [email protected].

Faceout is collaborating with several partners to discover, recruit and train emerging talent in Bend for print and film related projects.

A music video for Portland’s “Worth” shot at Last Thursday

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Shot in one awesome in Portland, the new single by Portland’s “Worth” from his debut solo release “Six Foot Soul” due in August. Worth has been rocking the Portland scene for the last five years as the front man for NIAYH (Now Is All You Have) and is currently touring Europe to promote his new album. “Caught Up” is the first single and got a lot of people dancing during the Last Thursday street fest, check it out!

Summer is for Shooting

The Northwest Film Center School of Film is offering an array of classes geared toward getting you out in the sun and working on your cinematography.

From documentary to narrative films, time-lapse to Super-8 there’s a little something for everyone. Classes and workshops are a great opportunity to brush up on basics, learn some new tricks, and network with others working on local productions.

The School of Film welcomes a variety of experience levels and no applications are necessary.

For more info visit nwfilm.org/school

Exciting Things Happening in Ashland – Film, AIFF, and Emerging Media

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On Monday I made the trip down to Southern Oregon for a few meetings, events and a nice meal or two! I was asked by NBC Affiliate KOBI to come in and talk about the recent film and video success in Oregon. Here’s a link to the second half of the interview. I’m still hoping to get the first part but General Manager Bob Wise was nice enough to organize the visit. From that I hosted another OPIF tax credit info session – don’t forget the OPIF auction begins July 9!

Space still available for Art of Makeup, School of Professional Makeup Artistry

Last chance to jump into Corrective Beauty, the first week of class at Art of Makeup. Limited space available. Class starts this Monday June 25th, and continues through August 7th, 2012. For more information, please go to www.artofmakeup.com, email [email protected], or call 503-245-4551

OMPA Presents Speed Networking on Thursday, June 28

The Oregon Media Production Association is excited to present “Schmooze It or Lose It,” an exciting speed networking session on July 28 at the Red Lion Convention Center (in the Windows Lounge) from 6-8pm. Meet new potential collaborators in the media production industry (film, TV, commercial, new media, interactive, etc.) and re-connect with past ones at this fun and productive event.

This event is free for OMPA members and $15 for the general public. Pre-registration is encouraged, so sign up today.

A Place Called Home: This Sunday!

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This Sunday, June 24th, the Dill Pickle Club hosts the fourth and last installment of A Place Called Home: Lectures on Filmmaking in Portland, a monthly lecture series focused on the history of movie-making in the city, at the Whitsell Auditorium, with guests Tom Chamberlin, Dennis Nyback and Tom Robinson (co-presented with the Northwest Film Center). Check out this great two minute promo clip with Tom Robinson talking the importance of home movie making in Portland.

Full details (and tickets) can be found online here.

Funnelbox listed in Portland Business Journal’s 100 Fastest Growing Companies

We know that Oregon’s film and video industry has grown over the past few years by leaps and bounds and the news today from the Portland Busniess Journal adds more proof to this fact. Next week PBJ is hosting a reception to honor their fastest growing companies in the region and Oregon City based production company Funnelbox is on the list. This is no great surprise as television commercial production accounted for over $20million of the reported $130million in spending in 2011.

FACEOUT STUDIO OFFERS LOCAL MODELS AND ACTORS OPPORTUNITY AND TRAINING

Bend, OR – June 13, 2012. Faceout Studio is collaborating with several partners to discover, recruit and train emerging talent in Bend for print and film related projects. This talent pool will be mentored and equipped to jump into the entertainment industry with some grounding, wisdom, a portfolio of work and refined professional skills.
Faceout Studio, a firm specializing in book design since 1996, has recently expanded its services to include film production. Whether for book covers or film, Faceout has ongoing needs for casting models and actors.

First VFX/PDX meeting this Thursday, June 14th

Here’s info from the newly formed Visual Effects Usergroup VFX/PDX

Alright good Portlanders – many Bothans died to bring you this message so huddle up and listen close. After months of prep, the first VFX/PDX meeting is ON like Krylon – and set for this THURSDAY! Numero Uno is not to be missed.

Fred Ruff, Visual Effects Supervisor and Lead CG Artist at Bent Image Lab, will be presenting a giant platter of Bent’s recent tasty work in detail.

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