The Place to be SENE for Halloween!! On OCTOBER 31st!

The SouthEastern Ne w England Music, Art & Film Fest Invites you to:

The ghostly Sprague Mansion in Cranston will be the site for the All Hallows Eve Masquerade Ball, an event to benefit the new non-profit organization SENE (Southeast New England Film, Music & Art) and The Cranston Historical Society. This semi-formal event will feature local artists Cyril Place, Gothic Photographer and Anne Tait, Graveyard Artist. Also in attendance wi ll be Dr. Michael Bell, author of “Food for the Dead: On the Trail of New England’s Vampires”. There will be theatrical events, music and a very special occurrence at midnight. The cost for the event is $50 per person.

On November 1 and 2 SENE’s first annual Cauldron of Nightmares Film Festival will be held at the Columbus Theater. We will have afternoon and evening screenings of horror films hand selected by our very own Horror Staff. The cost for each screening will be $8, seniors and students $5.00. Those attending our Masquerade Ball will receive free admittance to all screenings upon presentation of their Halloween Ball ticket.
For ticket sales and information log on to http://www.senefilm.org/
This is not an RIFC Production.

Crew Needed for "Subject C"

This comes to us from Daylight-Films:

Looking for Production Assistants to help with Subject C we will give
credit in the film. If they come in to help in the office with phone
calls and emails we will give gas money and lunch.

Also looking for a wardrobe person to outfit the cast. Someone with
some experience. The wardrobe person must be a team player and reliable!

We are seeking a set designer. The Set designer will head a team of
designers, must have a positive attitude and work well with others.
Must be reliable and keep a open communication with our team.

We are currently in Pre Production. Must be available to start on the
project soon. We have about 30 days of shooting for the feature and
6-7 days for the first 20 minutes. Which will be done the last week in
November tentative. We are having a promotional event on November 8th
TICKETS on SALE now! CHECK out our website at http;//www.subjectc.net .
Thank you for interest! please email us at daylight@mac.com

Subject C is going to be pitched to major networks and our plan to
sell as a series of films or television show!

Check out our films at www.daylight-films.com These films were
created in 48-72 hours. Subject C is going to be a fun set! Join our
team today!
(This is not an RIFC Production)

Local FILMmakers Hope That Their New Project “Kills”!

From: Dave Borges

Cell: 508-328-5300
Email: daveb@endlessspectrumstudios.com

ESS releases their second film, a dark comedy about the misadventures of two hit men.

“What are you gonna stop being my friend because your mommy doesn’t like me?” isn’t exactly the type of line you expect to hear out of the mouth of a contract killer, but it’s exactly what you get in the new short film series by Endless Spectrum Studios.

Clean Livin’, the new ongoing web series from ESS is a dark comedy that takes a closer look at some of the less glamorous moments in the careers Bobby and Vinny; two hit men played by local actors, Joe Siriani and Greg Paul. Released monthly, these shorts are chapters of a much bigger story. “Each episode is snap shot of a moment that happens during a ‘hit’,” Says writer Eric Lebow “and each story arc, or season, is the story of that ‘hit’.” Currently Clean Livin’ is a 4 part series but this is only the tip of the iceberg. “We’ve got the next 5 or 6 episodes written and we’ve talked about ideas for another 4 or 5 on top of that,” Lebow says. “Then if we were ever able to get a real budget, that’s when we’d break out some of the really cool stuff we’ve talked about from day one.”

Endless Spectrum Studios has been around since 2005, and it’s first film release THE SINNING FLESH, A BED TIME STORY garnered the local story tellers some attention back in 2007 when it was screened at the Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival. Since then the RI based company has worked on several different projects for both personal and commercial clients.

ESS invites one and all to screen the first episode of Clean Livin’ ongoing series at http://www.endlessspectrumstudios.com/films/cleanlivin.html and on YouTube.

If you’d like more information on Clean Livin’ or Endless Spectrum Studios please Call Dave Borges at 508-328-5300 or email Dave at daveb@endlessspectrumstudios.com

This is not an RIFC Production.

More Info on PPAC's "Victim" This Thursday

Hello! This is coming from Debbie Condit, RIFC Communications Team. I post your announcements here, and now I have one of my own to post. I wanted to let you know that I have a speaking part in the movie "Victim" and would so very much like to see some familiar faces in the audience as we premiere this movie. Thursday's Red Carpet Premiere will be the only showing. After that, it will be sold (hopefully)on DVD...World wide through Amazon and Downloads. Of special interest to all you actors and filmmakers out there is that Producers have been invited from New York, Boston, and Toronto, as well as Access Hollywood, Extra, and People Magazine. Local TV channels will be present. This should be a great opportunity for networking, as well as providing for a good cause and a fun night out. Some of the attendees will be:

David Ceciline
Patrick Lynch
Stephen Feinberg
Garry Bholetto,World Boxer
Mike Popowich, World Cup/ Pan Am champion in Tae Kwon Do (Canada)
Stephen Goodwin, World Cup champion/ Pan Am in Tae Kwon Do (Canada)
Patrice Remark, World Champion Tae Kwon Do (Ivory Coast, Africa)
Silas Pinto, World Master in Capeirista on the show 3Degrees
Pilar Tojar Valdivia (from Spain)
John the Bull Kick Boxer Champion on the show 3Degree's
Alejandro Nones, Actor...from Mexico (their Brad Pitt)

The details are below:

WORLD RED CARPET PREMIERE
October 2, 2008 at 7 PM
Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC)

$100 includes VIP red carpet, cocktails and photos with the actors
$49 (Adults) includes movie & contribution to AIDS Project Rhode Island
$25 (Students) includes movie & contribution to AIDS Project Rhode Island

Purchase tickets at PPAC Box Office (401-421-2787) or online at www.ppacri.org.
Email sayednajem@hotmail.com for VIP tickets.

This exclusive red carpet event is the place to be seen for a good cause!
A portion of the proceeds go to Aids Project Rhode Island. View trailer at www.victimthemovie.com.

(This is not an RIFC Production)

PBS WANTS INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS

Months of filming, editing, and screening are over. Now you're ready
for prime time. Rhode Island PBS invites you to submit your work for broadcast to our public television audience. Your audience. Original content should reflect people, places or issues with strong local interest.

For more information, contact: klarsen@ripbs.org

This is not an RIFC Production

RIFC WRITER'S GROUP

FROM MIKE RYAN:

Hey Writers,
The RIFC Writer's group is currently looking for new participants.
This small group meets once a month to discuss work, usually on a Wednesday eveningin Providence. Whoever has something they'd like feedback on submits it, it's distributed to all the participants a few weeks in advance, and when we get together we discuss it (for the first 20 minutes, the author keeps quiet and observes the discussion - after that, people usually have some questions, suggestions, etc. It's all fellow writers, so they know how much goes into this - the criticism is typically constructive and compassionate.The group works with shorts and features, drafts and treatments. A writing sample is required, and the group is not always open to new members. If you're interested, please email info@rifcfilms.com with your interest and a small sample of work.
Thank you!!

150 Extras in Halloween Costume Needed for Halloween Party Scene

The www.OurFilmSpace.com Webisode Pilot Production Needs Extras in Costumes for its Halloween Party Scene on Saturday Night in Sturbridge Massachusetts - September 20, 2008! The Halloween Party Scene will be featured in a Pilot for the Web Series called “Oldbury Hill” which will launch a new digital channel called www.OurTvSpace.com on Halloween Night!!!!

No Pay for Extras but enjoy some Party Food, Chat with your Film Friends, Enjoy the Bonfire, and Celebrate Halloween a month Early! Teen Extras are encouraged but you don't have to be a teen - if you wear a costume that disguises your age!

For more details on Being an Extra in the Halloween Party Scene, check out the Post on www.OurFilmSpace.com:

http://www.ourfilmspace.com/events/event/show?id=2045657%3AEvent%3A61518

(This is not an RIFC Production)

RIFC Affiliated Production Looking for Volunteers

RIFC Affiliated Production EVERYTHING BUT FREE will be in production during Sep 08 - Nov 08, and has several positions open for the local film community. It is a character driven film about the stories of 4 individuals trying to make sense of life and battle through personal hardships in South Providence. The film is set - present day. The filming will take place on Saturdays and Sundays (varying times - mostly 3-10pm).... September 20th through November 23rd - in Providence, Cranston and Warwick locations.

WHAT WE NEED
We are looking for make-up artists, prop and location supervisor, boom operators, and a scheduling supervisor. These are all volunteer positions, but everyone will get credit and copy of the film.

Forward your resume ASAP to Silas Pinto at emailtigri@yahoo.com.

"The Grateful Undead Shows September 18 at the Local 121 Speakeasy

"The Grateful Undead," a local independently-produced feature film, will be shown at the Local 121 Speakeasy located at 121 Washington Street in downtown Providence on Thursday, September 18th as part of their ongoing film screening series.

Set in the early 90's, "The Grateful Undead" depicts the misadventures of two immortal countercultural figures as they reappear on the scene of the Generation X explosion. This ambitious amateur production boasts a bevy of familiar Rhode Island faces and locations and an eclectic soundtrack by forgotten local cult bands Nefarious and The New Federal Hillbillies.

Admission to the event is $5. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. and the directors will be available afterward to answer questions. Come help support local filmmaking and maybe learn a thing or two about making your own movie.

www.emsiac.com

World Premiere of "Christian Vampires from Beyond Suburbia"

From Jacquie Schnabel:

Christian Vampires from Beyond Suburbia Movie Premiere

SUNDAY SEPT 21ST 12:30PM RECEPTION / 2:15PM SCREENING

Blackstone River Valley Visitor Center
175 Main Street
Pawtucket RI 02860

You are invited to the World Premiere of the video folk art feature length film Christian Vampires from Beyond Suburbia at the Pawtucket Film Festival. Please support Buddha Gouda Productions and the amazing cast! Starring Jeff Gaynor, Michelle Meyer, Najwa Rosdi, Heather Dzialo, Jason Hair-Wynn, Alexandra McDougall, Scott Sand, John Sheppard, Don Furlong, Will Luera, Gio Castellano, Glenna Goodman, Nick LaBate, Kevin Bernardo, Stephen Thomas, Aurora Grabill, Gunjeet Juneja, Alicia Marie Riveria, Rajah Samaroo, Thomas R. Lavallee, Jim Lawrence, Mark Fogarty, Mike Ryan and Chuck Slavin. Video Folk Art by Jacquie Schnabel

GO TO WWW.BUDDHAGOUDA.COM

TO BUY TICKETS Only $9 via website. Admission includes screening, reception, short films, free t-shirt, free beer and free food.

Cast copies will be available at screening.

Telephone:4016171663

AFTER PARTY

Doherty's East Ave Irish Pub
342 East Ave
Pawtucket, RI

Catwalk to Campground to Benefit the Autism Project

On October 15, Makeup Artist and Fashion Stylist Olga Hawwa will be once again coordinating Catwalk to Campground #3, a designer fashion show to benefit the
Autism Project of RI Summer Camp scholarship fund. (www.theautismproject.org) All proceeds go directly for scholarships for children with autism who demonstrate financial need. Professional runway models will be showing unique fashions from local designers. Check out the local creativity while supporting a great cause. Tickets are $50/person and include a full course sit down dinner.
Wednesday, October 15, 6 pm, Providence Marriott, Orms Street.
Contact the Autism Project of RI directly at 401-785-2666 for more
information, to purchase tickets, purchase an ad in the program book,
or make a donation.

(This is not an RIFC Event)

World Red Carpet Premiere of "VICTIM" at PPAC

Sayed Najem, an Ex-Olympic champion in Tae Kwon Do, comes out of his ring in Martial Arts movies in producing VICTIM, a Drama film, to make a difference on AIDS awareness. Sayed Najem is giving some of the proceeds to AIDS Project Rhode Island. Salim Michel, Erkut Yigit and Sayed Najem have chosen the cast of VICTIM. Inspired by a true story, the supporting cast has made it more realistic than the original story itself: Debbie Condit, Harrison Condit, Stephen Estner, Jim Fleck, and Roger Makhlouf truly give a performance of real life drama that happens on a daily basis.

Synopsis:
About a man, Marco Bishop (Sayed Najem) and his wife, Nicole (Shannon O Brien-Rosciti), whose lives could not be happier. As soul mates, they share a life in love. Yet their marital destiny is tested when joyful news of Nicole’s anticipated pregnancy is overshadowed by Marco’s discovery that he is HIV positive. "Could one callous mistake he made 10 months earlier now be haunting him? This is a story of two sharing one love, one life…and one mistake. One is all it takes."

WORLD RED CARPET PREMIERE
October 2, 2008 at 7pm
Providence Performing Arts Center
$25 for students (show ID at Box Office), Non Students $49 each or two for $90
$100 VIP ticket includes VIP Red Carpet, Cocktails and Photos with the Actors.
Purchase tickets at PPAC box office, online at www.ppacri.org or call 401.421.2787.
This exclusive red carpet event is the place to be seen for a good cause!
A portion of the proceeds go to Aids Project Rhode Island

visit VICTIMTHEMOVIE.COM for trailor

(This is not an RIFC Production)

Brotherhood Season 3

From LDI CASTING:

Generally speaking – we are always seeking background actors to portray a variety of types.

FULL DAY AVAILABILITY A MUST

This does pay.

When you are available – email Deb or Lindsay at deb.ldicasting@gmail.com or
Lindsay.ldicasting@gmail.com.

(This is not an RIFC Production)

EXTRAS NEEDED FOR HALLOWEEN PARTY SCENE:

Kristen Lucas has an extras casting call. We're looking for 100+ teenager-looking extras (nonSAG) to be apart of a Halloween Costume Party scene (Sept. 20) for the 1st webisode of OLDBURY HILL. Please see this link below for further details:

http://www.ourfilmspace.com/events/event/show?id=2045657%3AEvent%3A61518

This is not an RIFC Production

48 DAYS LATER TO SHOW ON MON. SEPT. 22

From Dave Splinter & Mike Ryan:

I wanted to let everyone know about the 48 Days later event this year. It’s a less formal affair than the 48 or “Best of” – and we’ll have a director’s QA after every three films, so more specific questions can be asked.
The screening will be on Monday, September 22th at URI’s Providence campus, 80 Washington, Providence at 7 pm.
Other news – Best of now available online! Yes, we more or less kinda figured out how to use Paypal finally. Let us know if you run into any problems.

http://www.rifcfilms.com/shop.aspx

Still more other news – for those who missed it, here’s a link to the ProJo’s article about the Best Of Providence 2008. http://www.projo.com/movie_reviews//lb_48hourfilmproject_08-09-08_SOB53UU_v10.283330a.html

Thanks again!
Dave Splinter & Mike Ryan

(This is an RIFC Production)

"Shore Thing" Premiering Sept. 28th

This comes from James Hill:

I am very proud to announce that the movie "Shore Thing" that I have been working on Co Director, Director of Photography and Editor on will premiere to the "home crowd" at the 8th. Annual Coney Island Film Festival on Sept. 28th. at 5pm. located at the Coney Island Museum 1208 Surf Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y.

Our movie was originally accepted as a 45 min. "1st. rough cut" and was so well received in that form that we have the great honor to be one the last movies to be screened on Closing Night of the festival.
Now that movie has been cut down to aprox. 30 min. along with a wonderful musical score from veteran composer Carl Dante, we are expecting this to be treat for all in attendance.

http://www.coneyislandfilmfestival.com/programs08/program16.htm
http://www.coneyislandfilmfestival.com/

"Shore Thing" is one of, if not "the last" movies to be shot at the world famous Coney Island Astroland Amusement Park which has just officially closed it's doors forever after more than 45 years due to reconstruction of the entire neighborhood.

If you happen to be in Brooklyn on the evening of Sept. 28th. at 5pm. please stop in and share in the festivities.

DVD's will be made available soon!

"We Hope to See You at the Movies" :-)

(This is not an RIFC Production)

Boston Comedy & Movie Festival IMAGINE Movie Night Slate of Short Films

Monday, September 15, 8 PM at the Trinity Comedy Club in Faneuil Hall, 61
Chatham Street, Boston. Big Party and Award by Audience Vote follows immediately afterwards.

Twelve Films, 100 Minutes, Audience Votes $1,000 Cash Prize for Best Film

INDIANA BOCH JR. (Not in Competition)* Carol Patton/Moody Street
Pictures, MA
Ernie Boch stars as the hero in this short made for the Ellie Fund Oscar Night
America
POP TART SUPREMO
Craig Hillelson, NY
Two women spoof cooking segments featured on morning shows with food celebrities
TOAST
Scott Palmer, MA
One man¹s despair over a case of the hiccoughs
THE STRANGE CASE OF MARIE FRANCE
Vin Fraioli, RI
A man with a messy life obsessively seeks a clean house RESTLESS LEG SYNDROME
Mick Cusimano, MA
Cartoon parody of those pesky pharmaceutical ads
SPACE MONKEY
Scott Palmer, MA
A bachelor party prank goes way too far out
GOD¹S COUNTRY
Mike Messier, RI
Eddie and his ³confrontational therapist² discuss God, paranoia and a future
society A MAN AND A WOMAN Brian McKim, NJ Shecky Magazine¹s tribute to those novelty wind-up toys people keep on their desks
FIVE MINUTE LOVE
Max Lewontin, MA
A bachelor about to get married goes speed dating
HARD CELL
Carl Hansen, CA
One man¹s guide to selling outdated technology
THE DRUMMER
Bill Block, RI
A 40 year old musician¹s awkward attempt at being a professional
GAY MARRIAGE
Kevin Anderton, MA
Comedic point ­ counterpoint concerning the gay marriage issue

Sponsored by IMAGINE Magazine, Rule Broadcast Systems, EngineRoomEdit, Moody
Street Pictures, and Star Film Rentals

Tickets $15, available at www.bostoncomedyfestival.com
and if available at the door.
For more information email publisher@imaginenews.com

IMAGINE: The Business of Film, Television and New Media Production in NE

This is not an RIFC Production

"Green Grass" Screening at the Pawtucket Film Festival

Karen Webb & Dawn Morrissey, producers of Green Grass, a short narrative film that deals with illegal immigration and a 2007 RIFC project, are pleased to announce that Green Grass will be screened at the 9th Annual Pawtucket Film Festival on Sunday, September 21st, at 4:30 PM at the BLACKSTONE VALLEY VISITOR CENTER, 175 Main St, Pawtucket, RI. Admission is $10 at the door or at www.ARTTIXRI.com. Admission includes short films, a feature film, live music, refreshments, a free t-shirt, and Q&A with all filmmakers. More information about Green Grass can be found at www.greengrassfilm.com. Information about the Pawtucket Film Festival can be found at www.pawtucketartsfestival.org.

This Production is affiliated with the RIFC.

A CORRECTION ON THE FILM "41"

Playing this weekend at the NE Independent Film Fest in Newport.

I would like to send out a correction for the documentary "41" which we will be screening at our festival. This documentary is about the youngest victim who passed and those who knew him and were affected by his work. It is NOT about all the survivors. We do apologize for the error.

Bryan Casey, Festival Director

This is not an RIFC Production.

Final Cut Pro Editor Needed

This comes from Kevin Anderton:

NEEDED ASAP - Final Cut Pro Editor to work on feature length documentary. Needs to work cooperatively and take direction well. We need this done quickly so you must have the time and interest to pore over 30-40 hours of footage and continue the editiing process which has already been started (in Final Cut.) We are prepared to pay a modest honorarium upon completion of the project.

Please email resume/references to Bernice at reddragonfly@gmail.com

Thank you.

This is not an RIFC Production.

Cop Uniform Needed

I am looking to borrow a Cop Uniform for an upcoming photo shoot. Jacket size 40 Regular, 17 neck, 32 sleeve.

Thanks for helping, if possible.

Sincerely,

T.J. Paolino
Actor/Writer/Producer
www.tjpaolino.com
401-626-6888

This is not an RIFC Event.

The Future of the Film Industry

An interesting analysis of the state of filmmaking, delivered at the LA Film Festival by Mark Gill, former head of Miramax, is at this link
http://www.indiewire.com/biz/2008/06/irst_person_fil.html

It is kind of long, but seems insightful.
- Mick Hoegen

Here are selected exerpts:

We've heard "the sky is falling" in the movie business before--notably with the introduction of TV, home video and DVD. On all three occasions, the business survived. And DVDs arguably helped grow the worldwide movie-viewing habit considerably-- even as they threw off a ton of cash. But this time, at least as it relates to independent film, the sky really is falling.

The marginally good news is it won't hit the ground everywhere. The strongest of the strong will survive and in fact prosper. But it will feel like we just survived a medieval plague. The carnage and the stench will be overwhelming.

Here's how bad the odds are: of the 5000 films submitted to Sundance each year-- generally with budgets under $10 million--maybe 100 of them got a US theatrical release three years ago. And it used to be that 20 of those would make money. Now maybe five do. That's one-tenth
of one percent.

Put another way, if you decide to make a movie budgeted under $10 million on your own tomorrow, you have a 99.9% chance of failure.

Those terrible odds for movies under $10 million? Ironically, they get far better if you spend more money. All the financial data I've looked at--and it's a lot--clearly shows that the sweet spot is between $15 and $50 million. But that has a lot to do with being able to pay professionals who know what they're doing to create quality emotional content that has a market. And it has a fair amount to do with the prices that international distributors can afford to pay in the top 12
countries, which is what gives financiers enough comfort to commit capital.

Clearly, only the better films will succeed in the theaters of the future. Certainly the number of releases will drop--by half or more. Probably everyone other than the folks who work on tentpoles will be paid less. The words "theatrical necessity" will take on greater and greater meaning. Probably a lot of theaters will close. But I think the best theaters showing the best films will always have an audience. And the rest of the films will have their premiere in Walmart, or on
your cell phone.

Interestingly enough, in this Darwinian new future, there will absolutely be a premium for good films on tv, pay per view, on-demand, internet--or whatever that large pipe that goes to all of our houses will be called.

Why do I know this? Because one of the big research companies conducted a study recently which gave viewers on-demand everything. No more schedules. No more appointment television. Just tune in anything--any movie, any TV show--at any time. And guess what: the best stuff won out. Hands down.

In a nutshell, the audience is sick & tired of the atrocious but all too familiar version of television on a schedule: 500 channels to choose from, and nothing to watch.

Some of this is purely a function of demography. There actually is a growing audience for quality.

*It's not hard to figure out why: the baby boom is aging. And as they do, their tastes mature. But they don't behave like their parents at the same age. They are smarter, more active, have more disposable income. And because of pay cable, home video and DVD in particular, they've
become much more movie literate-- and more sophisticated in their tastes.

*Traditionally specialized films accounted for 5-6% of tickets sold. In the last few summers, it's been over 10% on average. And that's the season when Hollywood is supposed to dominate and indies are supposed to cower in the corners, waiting for the arrival of fall.

*And to back that up, for the first time in the roughly 20 years I've been looking at this data, more than 10% of the audience now is telling pollsters they prefer independent films.

When the movie business went from tape to digital, we dropped the wholesale price per unit from $65 to $10. And everyone said: "Oh my god, they're killing the business. Our profit margins are ruined." Well, the margin was smaller, but sales exploded. The studios made tens of billions of dollars on the difference. And consumers mostly like what they're getting. So much so that movies are the second-highest rated consumer value for the money. Behind only chicken.

The next big change will be when we start shooting movies to mobile devices in a big way. The wholesale price will drop again--probably to $3 per unit. But we'll sell so many more of them that revenue will explode all over again. This has very favorable implications for getting past piracy problems that helped kill the music business: the charge for downloading a film will land on your phone bill. And the moviemakers can hold the phone companies accountable (whereas now
internet providers duck and hide when we try to pursue them for what amounts to transfer of stolen goods).

Best of Providence, "Man of the People" Screening

From Erin Megin:

Hi All!
I know it is short notice but wanted to let you all know that Man of the People is screening this weekend at the Pawtucket Film Festival on Saturday September 13th at 5:30pm. Reception starts at 5:00 the tickets are $10.00 and that gets admission, t-shirt, all you can drink Sam Adams, all you can eat soup and Iggy's Bread. Local musician Jeremy Lyons will be performing along with Feature Filmmaker Jim McKay who directed Girls Town and Our Song. He will be showing his feature Angel Rodriguez.

Hope you can make it! Call me with any questions 617-584-7081

Erin

(This is an RIFC affiliated production)

ARTISTS REJOICE AS FILMMAKER FRIENDLY FEST CELEBRATES ITS NINTH YEAR

Ninth Annual Pawtucket Film Festival
September 12-14, 18-21

Blackstone Valley Visitor Center
175 Main St.
Pawtucket, RI

Be it from seasoned veterans of independent cinema or local student filmmakers the message is the same: the Pawtucket Film Festival is one of the best.

Filmmakers are happy that this festival offers an alternative to the thousands of cookie cutter film festivals found throughout the world. Over the next two weekends, Sept. 12 through 14 and 18 through 21, the spotlight will be on the theater at the Blackstone Valley Visitors Center in Pawtucket, RI, as filmmakers such as Jim McKay, who has directed for NBC and HBO and who recently spent a month as the featured artist at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, share the stage with Chris Magdalenski of North Providence, a student filmmaker making his second appearance at the fest. The Pawtucket Film Festival celebrates artists and the art of film no matter who you are or what your background.

The Pawtucket Film Festival can truly back up its claim as an "artist first festival." The festival's lead producer and programmer, Rick Roth, does not believe in charging the artists to submit their films as so many other festivals do. According to filmmakers, another refreshing aspect of the festival is there is not a competition amongst the films. This celebration of the art form, as opposed to a competition amongst artists, helps enforce the relaxed atmosphere already present at the festival. Not just a celebration of cinema, the festival even offers an intermission of live music provided by some of the best musical acts in the northeast as well as refreshments at no additional cost to attendees. From political satire and humanity driven documentaries to narrative comedies and experimental films, the Pawtucket Film Festival has it all. "Only the most adventurous of people attend our festival because you never know what you are going to see," says Rick Roth.

Admission is $10 at the door or in advance at www.arttixri.com. Ticket price includes: admission to short and feature films, musical performance, festival t-shirt, and refreshments.

A true supporter of the arts, Rick started the festival in 2000 to help Pawtucket further its arts renaissance as well as bring back its once thriving film community (Pawtucket was once home to eleven operating movie theaters). Now with the additional support of Herb Weiss from the city's Department of Planning and Redevelopment, Rick runs the film festival as a part of the Pawtucket Arts Festival.

If you would like more information about the festival, its filmmakers, or organizers, or to schedule an interview with Rick Roth, please call Anthony Ambrosino at 401.345.9002 or e-mail Anthony at Anthony@SleatherStudios.com. Please visit www.pawtucketartsfestival.org or www.mirrorimage.com.

Contact: Anthony Ambrosino
Tel: 401.345.9002
Cell: 401.952.5160
Email: Anthony@SleatherStudios.com

Free Outdoor Concert

This comes from Bonnie Donahue of Eddies 529 Club, Warwick, RI.:

Fall Festival

Sunday September 21st

2-7


John Stey and the Down City Slickers

Also Featuring Pete Gendron

Donations to the Good Neighbor Energy Fund will be accepted.

(This is not an RIFC Event)

The Southern New England Independent Film Festival Schedule

September 13th

1:00pm "41" directed by Christian de Rezendez and Christian O'Neill
Documentary
The story of the victims and survivors of the Station Night Club fire.

3:15pm "Stewed Prunes" directed by Leslie Mc Allister
Comedy/ Music
Old Fashion Slap Stick Comedy
Starring: Dickson Mac Intyre and Richard Libertini.

3:50 Break

4:10pm "West Run" directed by Rajah Samaroo
Cyberpunk Thriller
Starring: Patrick Pitu,Vincent Gotan, Emily Boisseau, Ryan Petti, Justin R. Sulham
A gifted hacker is drawn out of retirement to do one last job involving a conspiracy against the government.

4:50pm "Rehabitat" directed by Buddy X
Comedy
Starring: Daina Shatz, Aimee Krzykowski, Mike Morgan, Steve Pantaleo
A former “It” girl is followed by cameras into rehab to rebuild her career.

5:00pm "Bleeding Green" directed by Kevin Massicotte
Documentary
A defunct Connecticut hockey team still has passionate support from the locals.

5:20pm "The Face" directed by Paul Wallace
Drama

6:20pm Intermission/ Networking7:00pm "Help Wanted" directed by Mathew Pado
Comedy
Starring: Christopher Welch
A young man must get a job.

7:30pm "Carry Buck's Army of Feeble Minded" directed by Jackie Schnabel
Experimental
7:33pm "Madame Bover's Magical Dishwasher Broke" directed by Jackie Schnabel
Experimental
7: 37pm "Tales of Barnacle Betty" directed by Jackie Schnabel
Experimental
7:45pm "Solitaire" directed by Victor Franko
Drama
Starring: Nick Jandl, Marilyn Chambers, Julianna Fraioli, Alex Fraioli, Kenny Harris, James Margelony, Short Sleeve Sampson

9:30pm Final Curtain" directed by Mike Goodreau
Horror
Starring:Tricia Depaola,Mike Goodreau , Michelle Algarin,Chad J Sullivan,
Jessica Cabrera,

250 years ago, British spy Ethan Carver was killed trying to expose disloyal colonists in Taft, Massachusettes. Now a group of actors begin rehearsing a play about Ethan’s reign of terror. As the production begins, the bodies stck up. Has Ethan returned from the dead or is someone trying to carry out his evil mission?

September 14th

1:00pm "Combustible" directed by Jackie Schnabel
Romantic Comedy/ Fantasy
1:10pm "Thunderstruck " directed by Steve Stanley
Drama
Starring: Vivian Rae, Kevin Kate, George Meszoly, Thomas Hillery
For generations desperate smugglers have transported stolen diamonds from South African mines for their rich employers in New York and Ne England. Many are caught. Meanwhile the sinister activities of one prominent New Englan bloodline, The Royce family, remain hidden from the law. Paying and betraying ordinary people and guns for hire who do their dirty work, the human suffering they cause remains unbroken.

2:40pm "Make it Three" directed by Glenna Goodman
Detective Thriller
Starring: Sharon Contillo,T.J. Paolino, Les Pap II
A cop must stop a female serial killer before she strikes again.

2:50pm Break

3:05pm "Roger Miller: Hearing Protection Required" directed by Barry Norman, Yoni Howard-Yashar and Emma Vandervest
Documentary
Roger Miller’s music career has spanned punk,(Mission of Burma) to avant- guard (Bird Songs of the Mesozoic), to silent film composition (Alloy Orchestra) and a lot in between

4:40pm "The Pitch" directed by Daniel White
Sci-fi
Starring: Vito Triggo,Julianne Giragosian,Courtney Jones,Siara Padillo,Marlon Carey,Chuck Slavin,Mary Ferarra.
People try to pitch there way into Hell.

5:00 pm "Sacrilege" directed by Mike Messier
Comedy
Starring: Mark Carter and Mauro Canepa
Writer Eddie Pause laments his desires for big girls with his younger friend Cannon Head, while the two play basketball, buy comics, watch wrestling and play chess.

5:30pm "Making a Low Budget Movie in The Wilds of Little Rhody" directed by Tom Cikowski
Documentary
Behind the scenes at the making of “The Forest of Black Fathom”.

6:10pm Intermission/ Networking

7:10pm "Fruitful Pursuit" directed by Rajah Samaroo
Comedy

7:20pm "Along a Dark Road" directed by Bryan Casey
Horror
Starring: Vincent Tranfaglia and George Aldrich
A man picks up a hitchhiker who reveals a terrible truth.

7:30pm "The Forest of Black Fathom" directed by Todd Lecomte
Fantasy
Starring: Justin H. Brierly, John Sheppard, Mark Di Sanzo
A young man awakes in another world where he and his new companions must survive the evil that lurks around every corner.

7:50pm Break

8:00pm "Beyond The Dunwich Horror" directed by Richard Griffin"
Horror
Starring: Michael Reed, Sarah Niklin, Shanette Wilson
Based on the H.P. Lovecraft novel “The Dunwich Horror”

9:45 Break

9:50pm "Zooport" directed by Mathew Pado
Comedy
Starring: Neil Libby,Mike Pado,Pat Kilroy,Chris Knox,Chraig Kilroy,Dan Benson.
Reporter Max Weederburg has a disastrous trip to Newport to film a documentary.

10:20pm "Hangar 18" directed by Richard Chandler
Sci- Fi
Mia Van De Water,Aurora Grabill,Jon Miguel,Todd Therrien,Ray Boutin
The Government is working on a breed of super soldiers and all Hell breaks loose.

10:40pm "Deadly Strike 1" directed by Richard Chandler
Horror/Comedy
Starring: Todd Therrien, Aurora Grabill, Richard Chandler
A maniac ex baseball player is on the loose.

MOTIF PRESENTS Southern New England Independent Film Festival:

We hope to see you at the 2nd Annual Southern New England Indpendent Film Festival September 13th and 14th. Please visit our website for more information at: www.southernnewenglandindependentfilmfestival.com

SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL
Saturday & Sunday, Sept. 13 & 14; 1pm to 11pm
All films showing at: Mainstay Inn, Newport, RI

Daily tickets $6, Weekend pass $10

Contact us at: 401-841-0353

This is not an RIFC Production

AUDITIONS for Christmas Carol

Black Box Theatre at The Artists' Exchange
50 Rolfe Square, Cranston, RI. 401.490.9475

Friday, September 26th 3-7pm
Saturday, September 27th 10:30-3:30pm

Audition to take part in the award-winning Black Box Theatre production of the holiday classic "A Christmas Carol".

Actors ages 9-60 needed for all roles. Children's roles will be double-cast.

Please be prepared to sing a song and read from the text.

Call for an appointment.

Thank you.
--
Christina Mealey
Operations Manager
Artists' Exchange
50 Rolfe Street
Cranston, RI 02910
401.490.9475

(This is not a RIFC Production)

Pawtucket Film Festival Seeks Volunteer Staff!

The Ninth Annual Pawtucket Film Festival is now seeking volunteers to staff its events. The festival runs for two weekends in September (Friday, Sept. 12, Sunday, Sept. 14 and Thursday, Sept. 18, Sunday, Sept. 21). Events start early evening on all days, with an additional afternoon show on Sunday, Sept. 21.

Volunteer tasks may include set up, selling tickets at the door, handing out t-shirts, keeping food and beverages stocked, and cleanup at the end of the night. Volunteers will be given a festival t-shirt and complimentary refreshments.

Come for one night or several and enjoy the fun and relaxed atmosphere the festival offers. Interested volunteers should contact Anthony Ambrosino or Erin Megin at 401-345-9002 or email info@sleatherstudios.com.

For more information, visit www.PawtucketArtsFestival.org. The Pawtucket Film Festival is presented by the City of Pawtucket, Mirror Image, and Sleather Studios. Thank you to our sponsors Boston Beer Company, Iggy's Bread, and the Rhode Island Film Collaborative. Produced by Rick Roth, Anthony Ambrosino, Nicholas Delmenico, and Erin Megin.

This is not an RIFC production.

Casting Call at KAY studios

This comes from Jessica Day:

Casting Call at KAY studios, 62 Valley St., East Providence RI, Saturday
September 13, from 1:30-4:30 pm.

Please bring resume and headshot.

Need Military looking men and women 30's-60's
Looking for a sexy looking women
Extras
Men 45-60's

For more info check out Go to www.subject-cmovie.com or www.daylight-films.com

Also looking for 3D modelers animators and 3d texture artists. Set
designers, and costumers.

(This is not an RIFC Production)

Artists' Exchange Production Reveals How Socrates Got His Groov(y) Back

Starring RIFC member, Mark Carter.

Cranston, RI – The Artists' Exchange is pleased to welcome audiences to The Black Box Theatre for a psychedelically satirical theatre experience. A modern adaptation of Aristophanes' "The Clouds," a classic Greek comedy, will take the stage on September 11 with a flower-powered storm of philosophical probing.

Rich Morra, Artistic Director of The Artists' Exchange's Black Box Theatre, elected this fall's production as an opportunity to introduce his students to the study of classical theatre, while offering a modernized version of an age-old story to the theatre-going public.

Aristophanes' "The Clouds" centers around an old farmer, Strepsiades, a man from humble beginnings who bemoans the very costly horse-racing hobby of his son Pheidippides, which has left him penniless. In an effort to overcome this financial burden, Strepsiades enrolls his son in the Pondertorium, a school where Socrates teaches, and where Strepsiades hopes his son will learn the art of verbal argument to talk his way out of the debt he has accrued. As the conflict rises, a chorus of women, referred to as "the clouds" serve as moral guides to Strepsiades, giving and withholding rain as a consequence of his choices. What ensues is a satire of academia, poking fun at intellectualism and the beginnings of modern thought.

Morra saw immediate parallels between this clash of old and new school ideas and the conflict brought about by the revolution of the 1960's. For this reason, he decided to claim the decade of free love and free thinking as the setting of the play. Hippie attire and the melodies of popular songs of the 60's add a colorful backdrop to a theme that pervades history: new thinking often frightens people.

"The Clouds" will run September 11-13 and 18-20. All performances are scheduled for 7pm. Tickets are $15. For additional information or to make a reservation, please contact Christina Mealey at 401.490.9475.

(This is not a RIFC Production)

FROM VAMPIRE NATION, HELP!

TSL Production is seeking actors ages 20 - 35 to be extras in VAMPIRE NATION!

Extras must be available ALL DAY on Sunday, September 7, 2008. We will be filming from EARLY morning into the evening – you must be available ALL DAY on Sunday.

The scene will take place in a Night Club. Extras will be expected to dress in "Preppy" style attire. Wear light colored clothing... Polo shirts, khaki pants, the look is "Preppy". Light colors: pink, blue, lavender, etc.
Monetary compensation is not guaranteed. However, you will receive a DVD copy of the Movie, get a Credit in the film and will be listed on the Vampire Nation Myspace site.

If you wish to participate, please email your name, phone number and headshot to TSL Production Casting Director, Michele Metivier ASAP!

We look forward to working with you on Sunday!

Michele Metivier
Casting Director, TSL Production
metiviermichele@aol.com
www.tslproduction.com

This is an affiliated RIFC Production.

Filmmakers' Shindig

This comes from Chuck Slavin:

Time: September 20, 2008 at 7:30pm
Location: Blue 22
Organized By: Chuck Slavin & Jenna Sullivan

Event Description:
The next Filmmaker's Shindig is SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH!!! It will be held at the same super-convenient and super-chic location: Blue 22, 1237 Hancock St., Quincy, MA 02169. Visit www.blue22-barandgrille.com
There is a cover charge.

As you may recall Blue 22 is easily located off Rt. 93 and is DIRECTLY ACROSS from the Quincy Center T station on the red line. (Same Parking lot)!

Also, We want to make sure that everyone knows about the chance to have your short pieces screened on the TVs during this classic party. If you are interested, please contact us at this email address info@filmmakersshindig.com.This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it The shorts should be completed works of under 15 minutes and in DVD format.

You can also mail DVD's here...
Filmmaker's Shindig
P.O.Box 890184
Weymouth, Ma 02189
Deadline for submissions is Sept. 15th

Remember to check out http://www.filmmakersshindig.com
for news, announcements, updates and pictures of the last Shindig!

The last Shindig had roughly 100 people there, so get there early! Bring your networking tools like business cards and comp cards (But it's o.k. to just bring yourself)!
Location: Blue 22, 1237 Hancock St., Quincy, MA 02169
Contact: info@filmmakersshindig.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
DIRECTLY ACROSS from the Quincy Center T

(This is not an RIFC Event)

The 5th Annual New England Culture Fest (NECF 2008)Returns to Lowell, Massachusetts, on September 6th!

This comes from:

Dan Yonah Ben-Dror Marshall, Executive Artistic Director
Brookline/Greater Boston Community Center for the Arts, Inc.
FreEMotion/LibrEMoción Repertory Company, Inc.
SAG Actor / Dancer / Martial Artist / Model / Singer / Choreographer / Producer / Director / Stage Stunts & Weapons
SAG & StageSource Member
Cellular: (617) 642-1444
E-Mails: dan_y_marshall@bccaonline.com
dan.yonah.marshall@gmail.com
MySpace: www.myspace.com/dan_y_marshall
Websites: http://www.bccaonline.com
http://www.freemotion-libremocion.org
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3096946/

Dear Actors, Actresses, Dancers, Musicians, Singers, Producers, Writers, Directors, Motion Picture & Commercial Contacts:

The Brookline/Greater Boston Community Center for the Arts (BCCA) and FreEMotion/LibrEMoción Repertory Company would like to call your attention to this wonderful festival gathering, and hope that you and your families, friends, and associates, will take part!

[This amazing and noble annual endeavor, the NECF, is organized (as is Second World ran) by local SAG actress and voice-over artist, Valerie K. Parker, with some help from other local actors, such as Kerry Brackett and I. A portion of the products and educational materials produced by Valerie at Second-World, are 3rd World and Fair Trade documentary films. Please pass the word on!]

The Nation’s Premiere Fair Trade Festival!
A 501(c)(3) Benefit Event

Date: Saturday, September 6th, 2008
Time: 2:00-10:00 PM
Place: Enterprise Bank Parking Lot,
Across From 172 Middle Street, Lowell, MA 01852
Arts District, Lowell, Massachusetts, USA
Directions, Parking, & Map:
http://www.bccaonline.com/events/images/NE_Culture_Fest_2008_Directions_Parking_and_Map.pdf
Press Contact: Valerie K. Parker - (978) 455-6025
Web: http://www.second-world.com
Email: culturefest@second-world.com
Admission: $10/Person, Children Under 12 Free
2 for 1 Coupon Flyer:
http://www.bccaonline.com/events/images/NE_Culture_Fest_2008_2_for_1_Flyer.jpg
(Print this flyer and bring it to the NECF to gain access for 2 for the price of $10!)

Cobblestone Meets Carnival at the Nation's Premiere Fair Trade Festival!

Enjoy an incredible lineup of music, song, dance artists, and carnival performers, including, Samba Trementerra, lead by Deraldo Ferreira of the Brazilian Cultural Center of New England, The Juanito Pascual Flamenco Quartet, "Salsa Lessons Under the Sky" by Dan Y. Marshall & Katalin Matyus. All the performing artists and volunteers are contributing their appearances in support of Second World's non-profit mission of contributing to world development and fair trade.

More than one hundred artists, ethical businesses, fair trade organizations and restaurants are expected to participate in NECF 2008, all of which is set for an international e-broadcast. Raffles and prizes featuring prizes from featured New England businesses, artists, fair trade organizations and craftspeople at NECF’s Ethical Interactive Art & Biz Expo will also be ongoing throughout the day of the festival.

This is the Fair Trade Festival, being a unique event in the United States and globally highlighting the movement celebrating creative excellence, and the continuing struggle to provide a self-sustaining living wage and safe working conditions for artisans, musicians and workers worldwide.

Complete Listings of the Featured Performers on the Culture Fest Stage, and Event Sponsors:
http://second-world.com/sw/cfsponsors.php?year=2008
NECF 2008 Press Release:
http://www.bccaonline.com/events/images/NE_Culture_Fest_2008_Press_Release.pdf
NECF 2008 Article:
http://second-world.com/sw/article.php?id=75#
Second World: Bridging the gap between the so called “First” and “Third” World, with media, music and art.

Best Regards,
Dan

(This is not an RIFC Event)

OurFilmSpace Webisodes Crewing up for Pilot and Webisode Shoot

OurFilmSpace Webisodes is crewing up for its pilot and webisode shoot on 9/20 and 9/21! The OFS Team will be interviewing for crew positions on September 7, 2008 at 1:00 at Baker Street Productions in Arlington.

Be part of an exciting new digital channel called OurTvSpace.com launching Halloween -2008!

Check out more info at the Post on OurFilmSpace:
http://www.ourfilmspace.com/events/event/show?id=2045657:Event:55702
Visit OurFilmSpace.com at: http://www.ourfilmspace.com

(This is not an RIFC Production!)

Crew Needed for the Oldbury Hill Piloet Episode Shoot

This message comes from Goldilocks Productions:

We are getting ready for the Oldbury Hill Piloet episode shoot and we are looking to fill the following crew positions:

Director of Photography(shooting HD)
1st AD
2ns AD
Editor
Sound Mixer
Boom Operator
Production Designer
Prop Master
Location Manager
Script Supervisor
Key Grip
Gaffer
Composer/Music Supervisor
Wardrobe Designer
Craft Service Coordinator
Production Assistants

Positions are minimal pay or volunteer depending on experience. But you get to be a part of an exciting new series and digital channel!

We are looking to interview potential candidates this coming Sunday afternoon, details to come. Please email your resume to goldilocks_productions@yahoo.com.

To reply to this message, click here: http://www.ourfilmspace.com/profile/GoldilocksProductions/?xgp=messages

(This is not an RIFC Production)

Jacquie Schnabel Announces the Premiere of her Film

THE PAWTUCKET ARTS FESTIVAL IS COMING SOON:
"CHRISTIAN VAMPIRES FROM BEYOND SUBURBIA"
Location: Blackstone River Valley Visitor Center, 175 Main Street
Pawtucket RI 02860

Telephone:4016171663
When: September 21, 2008 at 12:30 PM- Reception; Screening: 2"15pm.
Please support Buddha Gouda Productions and the amazing cast!

Starring Jeff Gaynor, Michelle Meyer, Najwa Rosdi, Heather Dzialo, Jason Hair-Wynn, Alexandra McDougall, Scott Sand, John Sheppard, Don Furlong, Will Luera, Gio Castellano, Glenna Goodman, Nick LaBate, Kevin Bernardo, Stephen Thomas, Aurora Grabill, Gunjeet Juneja, Alicia Marie Riveria, Rajah Samaroo, Thomas R. Lavallee, Jim Lawrence, Mark Fogarty, Mike Ryan and Chuck Slavin. Video Folk Art by Jacquie Schnabel

GO TO WWW.BUDDHAGOUDA.COM TO BUY TICKETS. Only $9 via website. Admission includes screening, reception, short films, free t-shirt, free beer and free food!

This is not an RIFC Production.

September 4th Screening of Three Films

On Thursday Sep 4th at The Brooklyn Coffee and Tea House, there will be a screening of three films for the public.

1st SHOWCASE:
Film Name: NAFAK, which means LUCK.
Film Time: 14 min. long
Subtitles: -English
-Director - Faton Hasani
-Producer Lulzim Bucolli
-Drama
-Vegimi A guy that wants to go to Germany; to get jewelry, asks for money on the streets. He then buys a passport to leave the country. His visa is refused. To find out what happends, we ask you to attend this screening.

2nd SHOWCASE
Film Name: God's Country
Film Time: 15 min. long
Subtitles: -none-
-Director - Mike Messier
Written by- Mike Messier
-Producer - Mike Messier &Tim Labonte
Synopsis: A mentally ill man and his "confrontational therapist" discuss a
paranoia, a God caste system and a future society ruled by Canada.

3rd SHOWCASE
HALLELUJAH
Writer/Director: Forrest Naylor
Producer: Forrest Naylor
Film Time: 25min.
Logline: Despite his dreams and aspirations, a lonely man decides to stay in a small coastal town in hopes that the woman he loves will one day return after
disappearing twenty years ago.

This is not an RIFC Production

Opening Week of Bring Your Own Improv

FROM LTJ & IMPROV:

I am writing to let everyone know that this will be the opening week of Bring Your Own Improv! We will have our opening night on Wednesday September 3rd and our opening on Friday September 5th. Our group has been having so much fun and we look forward to more in the future.

Bring Your Own Improv will take place every Wednesday night at 9pm, with doors opening at 8:30pm and every Friday night at 11pm, with the doors opening at 10:30pm. It will be held at The Spot on Thayer; 286 Thayer Street, Providence, RI. This is an 18+ event, but you must be 21 or older to drink. Bring your own pillows! As we are set up in a wonderful and cozy atmosphere upstairs from the Kartabar.

If any performer or entertainer would like to book a 15 minute slot for the shows please contact Jennifer Grossman at jgrossman@lovethyjob.com. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing you at Bring Your Own Imrpov!

This is not an RIFC Production

Philm Pharm Announcement / OU2 crew/casting Call (paid)

Philm Pharm is a small new collective of filmmakers with a simple mission: to create cool films and have fun doing it. We have an open forum where anyone can suggest stories and bring scripts. Not only do we talk about films but we ACTUALIZE them. We have a number of experienced directors, DPs, writers, and producers on board. Join our group if you enjoy working in a collaborative atmosphere or have an idea for a short that MUST be made. We believe the best form of networking is working and we're looking for more crew, writers, experienced directors, producers, and actors.

Philm Pharm has a number of comedies, horror, and sci-fi shorts in the works. Currently, we're on our third film, OU2 (tentatively titled). We are hoping to appeal to nostalgic videogamers and fans of Office Space. Targeting disgruntle office workers everywhere in a show that doesn't take itself seriously.

OU2 follows the misadventures of a bunch of quirky employees at a video game company that is on the brink of financial meltdown. In episode 1, the company hires a supposed efficiency expert whose consultation does not make any sense and annoys the group.
Some positions are paid/Great opportunity to learn.

CREW:
Producer
Director of Photography
Assistant Director
Second Assistant director
Script Supervisor
Associate Producer
Production Designer
Camera Operator
Assistant Camera
Production Assistants
Sound Mixer/Boom
Gaffer
Grip

CAST:
Fred Deale, male, 45-55. He is the paranoid, irrational owner of the company. He takes credit for everything his employees do and passes blame for everything that goes wrong.

Mary Deale, female, 38. Fred's second wife and company co-owner who has a good head for business and always worries about Fred trading her in for a "younger model" wife.

Tim Parker, male, 25. The company's graphic artist lacks confidence and is always one wise crack from being fired, but he excels at his job.

Otto von Hausenfus, male, 36. The arrogant German programmer who everyone hates (except Dan) and would get fired if he wasn't the best programmer in the business. He argues that the Germans invented everything.

Dan O'Brien, 37, male. Dan is the ultra cool, counter culture, Beatnik marketing manager.

Bo Vine, male 40-60. He is the cleaning guy that came with the leased building. He is crude and uneducated, but if you listen carefully, he makes more sense than the management.

Tracy Tippi, female, 24. She's a fresh out of law school, beautiful ice princess. She was hired to handle the many legal problems caused by Fred.

Phil Gordon, male, 45-60. He is the boring company accountant. He is so lacking in personality that he must have another life outside of work.

Guest characters:
Bob, male, 45, (recurring character) The company consultant who does nothing for the company but makes a fortune doing it. He is so good at masquerading his laziness that only hard working people notice.

Al, male 55. He is the factory manager. The factory is sold in the pilot episode so he's gone before the next pay period.

For more information call Rajah at 401-323-4559 or shoot us an email contact@edgeinfinity.com

(This is not an RIFC Production)