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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

VFX Group meeting tonight, "The Chair" premiere, 48 Hr dates, casting, RIFC classes

 March 14, 2012
VFX Group meeting tonight!

The Rhode Island Film Collaborative Visual Effects Group is starting up again!  All welcome to come tonight. 
 

Starting Wed, March 14, at

RIFC HQ (175 Main Street, Pawtucket)

7pm-9pm
With Melinda Rainsberger - quarterly

 

This meeting will focus on - and demonstrate - stop motion techniques. If you know about visual effects or would like to learn more about how specific effects are created for film this is the group for you.

 

If interested in being in this group, please email: placegleason@rifcfilms.com

 

There is no charge for this event. 
RIFC production of "The Chair" screening!
  
The RIFC official production of "The Chair" will have its premiere screening on Saturday April 14. 

RIFC's Official projects are backed by the RIFC from pre-production to distribution.

All are welcome to come!

The Chair- Directed by Guy Benoit

Short Drama

Screening on Saturday, April 14 @ 2pm &7pm

At the RIFC Theatre 175 Main Street, Pawtucket.

Tickets $5 at the door.

Providence 48 Hr Film Project dates announced!

The RI Film Collaborative and the Providence 48 Hour Film Project announce the dates for the 2012 contest as Friday, July 13-Sunday July 15.
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The 48 Hour Film Project is a wild and sleepless weekend in which you and a team make a movie-write, shoot, edit and score it-in just 48 hours.

On Friday night, you get a character, a prop, a line of dialogue and a genre, all to include in your movie. 48 hours later, the movie must be complete. Then it will show at a local theater, usually in the next week.

In 2011, nearly 60,000 filmmakers made 4,000 films in 96 cities on 6 continents. This year, we're even bigger, with filmmakers around the world taking the challenge to make a film in just 48 hours.

 

For more information and to sign up for the mailing list go to: http://www.48hourfilm.com/providence/ 

Casting for Brown U film

 

Replica is a sci fi short film by Brown senior Sam Eilertsen. It takes place in a not-too-distant future in which humans have created sentient androids. The film will premiere at the Avon on April 30th. More info at replicafilm.com. Shooting in mid-March, likely on weekends. We are seeking actors for two roles:

 

The Chief: male, 40-60 (no preference of ethnicity/background). The role is a police chief. Needed for one day of shooting.

Leonard Moss: white male, 20-40. The role is an android rights leader. Needed for one 2-3 hour shoot, and to appear in another scene as a corpse.

Unpaid, non-union.


To schedule an audition, contact info@replicafilm.com.

 

This is not an RIFC production.

RIFC space available to members.
 
RIFC office and theatre space available to members!

 

Do you need space for casting, auditions, wardrobe fitting, workshops, seminars or meetings? Or do you want to premiere your movie at the 100 seat Theatre at our space at the Pawtucket Visitors Center? We offer this to RIFC members at very affordable rates.

 

For more information email: placegleason@rifcfilms.com

 

Rhode Island Film Collaborative
 
401.484.RIFC
175 Main St. Pawtucket, RI
 
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In This Issue
VFX Group meeing tonight
RIFC's "The Chair" premiere
Providence 48 Hr Film Project
Casting
RIFC space available
Last call for scripts!
Discussion Group
Improv class
Editing class
Screenwriting class
Exploitation Cinema class
RIFC Production looking for scripts-deadline extended until April 1.

 

 

RIFC Official Productions looking for new scripts!

The 7th RIFC Production Committee will begin accepting 5 page scripts for the next RIFC production.

The project will be given a $500 stipend and begin production this Spring. Deadline for script admissions is April 1.

 

Submit scripts to: productions@rifcfilms.com

 

Upcoming Events-
Discussion Group meet every monday night
 
Please join us every Monday, at the Providence Social Club at 71 Richmond Street in Providence at 7:00 pm
to sit back and watch a feature movie!
 
There is no charge for this event.

 

Improv acting class
  

 Improv for film is an eight week class concentrating on improv techniques that strengthen character choices, consistency and dialogue skills.  This course will focus on preparing the student to participate in a film written through improv, or relying heavily on improvisational directorial methods. The students will be given the opportunity to write, direct and act in pieces using improv techniques.  This class is open to all levels though some improv or film background is recommended. 

 

Instructor: Melissa Bowler  

When: Sundays 3-6 pm

           starting April- May 27

Where:  RIFC offices,

             175 Main Street, Pawtucket

Cost: $160

 

To sign up go to www/rifcfilms.com

uder classes.

Editing Class with Final Cut
  
Learn the basics of film editing with the preferred professional tool, (Not Final Cut X).. In a lab where each student has a station, this six-week class will cover editing workflows, compositing, editing multi-camera sequences and using green screen. A guest speaker will also discuss the profession of editing from a studio perspective.
 Thursdays, 6:30 - 9:30 pm
March 22- April 26st: 6 sessions
Instructor Mark Fogarty
Cost: $210
Location:  Bishop Hendricken, Warwick

To sign up go to: www.rifcfilms.com
under "classses" use the Paypal button.

 

Screenplay writing class.
  
 

Cut the Crap and Write That Damn Screenplay!

 

RIFC HQ in the Pawtucket Visitor Center, 175 Main St. Pawtucket RI
Mondays from 7 - 9 pm
April 9 - 23: 3 sessions
Instructor Nick Iandolo
Cost: $55 by March 31; $70 after that. Nick Iandolo's book is also required reading and can be purchased in print at the first session.

 

 
Get motivated to stop thinking about that script you've been planning and start writing it. Author Nicholas Iandolo walks you from dissecting the fears and self-conscious excuses that keep you from writing, to blazing a trail through your story and beyond! In this writing-intensive class.
 
To sign up go to: www.rifcfilms.com
under "classses" use the Paypal button.

 

Exploitation Cinema class
  
 

Exploitation Cinema: An exploration of history and genre techniques with Richard Griffin.

Wednesdays from 7 - 9:30 pm
April 11th - May 16: 6 sessions
Instructor Richard Griffin

Cost: $170

This class will explore the rich history of "exploitation" cinema and its impact on mainstream filmmaking. In addition to some theory and exploration of themes and historical trends in this cinematic sub-genre, we'll look at specific techniques and shots used in horror films to build suspense, establish tone, or just make people jump out of their seats. Learn techniques you can use in your own horror films, or just improve your cinematic vocabulary. Guest speakers will include screenwriters and directors including Guy Benoit and Tony Nunes. 

 

To sign up go to: www.rifcfilms.com
under "classses" use the Paypal button.

 

Become a member for only $20/year.
 
 Or, just join our mailing list for free.
 
www.rifcfilms.com/join.aspx
 
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