DFC-TV Showcase

DFC-TV Showcase

The Denver Filmmakers Co-op would like to invite you to submit short videos to a juried show for Denver Open Media. The showcase is open to anyone making videos in the Denver area. Any length, genre, or style is welcome. Submission deadline is November 29.

How to submit:
Please email a small-resolution file to DenverFilmmakerCoop@gmail.com
Once we have received submissions, we will select films for broadcast and will ask you for a DVD with your film at fill resolution.

More information about Denver Open Media can be found here.
http://www.denveropenmedia.org/

DFC Meeting

Hi Filmmakers!

We will be meeting to discuss the current and future plans for the Denver Filmmaker's Co-op. If you are interested in becoming a member or are already a member, and would like to contribute to the events and content created by the group, please attend the meeting.

Wednesday October 21
6:30PM
Denver Open Media
700 Kalamath St, Denver, CO 80204

We are interested in hearing about possible film/video/art projects, exhibitions, collaborations, fundraisers, and discussion topics. Bring your friends ideas to the table!
Also, at 5:30 we will be taking a tour of Denver Open Media. Members of the co-op have access to the station and uploading content, so bring DVD's if you want your work broadcast.

See you Wednesday.
http://denverfilmmakerscoop.blogspot.com/
The Denver Filmmakers Co-op is a collaborative effort to connect filmmakers in the community through exhibition and the sharing of resources. 

Jess Lance

BENEFIT for DENVER OPEN MEDIA

BENEFIT for DENVER OPEN MEDIA

 Need experimental video or 16mm film for projection, and filmmakers to shoot this event. All formats are welcome for capturing this event. Digital submissions will be compiled and shown on Denver Open Media  http://itchyo.com/news/

August 15th
Denver Creative Co-op Studios
7PM

To participate, contact Scott at lostbanning@yahoo.com.

Cinebites Film Festival

ASAA Film Festival- Call for Submissions

Arts Street is a non-profit organization dedicated to keeping youth involved in the arts. In June there will be a film festival that will function as a benefit for Arts Street. The film showcase will be held at the Starz Film Center. We are accepting submissions for shorts of all kinds i.e. experimental, comedic, drama, animation, ect. The maximum length of the films should be 15 minutes.

If you are interested in submitting a film into the film festival you can send a dvd to
Fusion Box
Attn: Paula Lee
2031 Curtis St.
Denver, CO 80205
or contact us at
Matt mattstruck@gmail.com
or Paula Lee ms.paula.lee@gmail.com

Tell your friends!
http://onetakesuper8event.blogspot.com/

One Take Super 8 Event!

Hey Super 8-ers!
There is still time to shoot a roll of film and participate in the One Take Super 8 Event.
In camera edits, everyone is included in the screening. Tell your friends!

Cartridge Drop Off Information:
By April 1 @ Bug Theater
3654 Navajo St

• During the day and late night: Drop through mail slot on door (about 1 ft off ground)

• During the evening: Drop in box in lobby.

• OR, you can give them to Jess directly

Please write your name on the cartridge and include contact information
Include $20 for processing/shipping CASH ONLY (please put in an envelope)

Soundtrack Information:
April 8 Online
Email denverfilmmakerscoop@gmail.com with file
OR, you can give a CD to Jess directly
3.4 Mins in length

Screening Information:
April 15 @ Bug Theater
8PM
$5 Admission (FREE for filmmakers)

Questions?
denverfilmmakerscoop@gmail.com

Note: Reversal film only! Soundtracks are optional. Live sound is recommended (mic is provided).

Mortal Lessons: An Evening With David Liban

Join us for the Denver premiere of David Liban's feature documentary;

MORTAL LESSONS

Star Film Center

Thursday, February 26, 2009

7PM

It will appear as if this film is about death and dying, yet really it is about living life. We all die, yet few really deal with this fact in a healthy way. We avoid thinking about our death. Then when death strikes, we are devastated, in part, because we are unprepared. There are those who deal with death day-to-day, and have a healthier relationship with death. This film is about these people.

If we are able to see a death loss as more than grief, misery and suffering, but recognize the opportunity that death provides us, we can live a richer existence. Many of us live much of our lives by just going through the motions and wasting precious time. When we experience the death of a loved one, or you yourself have a terminal diagnosis, you realize that life is precious. Now if we could have this awareness without the tragedy of death, how much richer might our lives be? 

This documentary profiles people who share their insights because they either work in the industry of death, end-of-life care, or whom themselves are terminally ill. 

The story is told through the experiences of two remarkable women who are facing their own death, with just months to live. They have been battling cancer and represent some of the luckier of the terminally ill patients, in that they are beating the odds and surviving beyond the their life expectancies. 

Sponsored by the College of Arts and Media, University of Colorado Denver

Look for the Filmmakers Co-op booth in the lobby!

http://www.mortallessons.net/

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