Invasion Christmas Carol @ Dad’s Garage

Invasion Christmas Carol @ Dad

Invasion: Christmas Carol
Concept by The Dad’s Garage Improv Ensemble

Directed by Dan Triandiflou

In true Dad’s Garage tradition, here comes another alternative holiday production that you can’t see anywhere else! This year the award-winning Dad’s Garage Improv Ensemble will be skewering the quintessential Christmas play Charles Dickens’s – A Christmas Carol.

In this improvised full-length play, you’ll see your favorite Dickensian characters acting in ways that might not be so familiar as our seasoned improvisers create a whole new holiday experience before your very eyes. A different show every evening, the ghost of Ebenezer Scrooge’s past will be played by a different ‘invader’ (unknown to the cast) each night. Be it a visit from an astronaut, Julio Iglesias, or Mr. T – it’s up to the cast to roll with whatever surprises they’re dealt with. And, to add to the fun, the ghost of Christmas present will be played by an audience member plucked straight from the seats during the show. It could be you! So, join us for a new Holiday tradition that will have you laughing so hard it washes all of the ‘Bah Humbugs’ away.

Watch the trailer for Invasion: Christmas Carol on YouTube. Please note, it contains profanity and therefore might not be appropriate to watch in certain environments.

More Babies…!

We need more submissions for babies!

If you or someone you know has a babie that is 1-8 months old please send us pictures ASAP.  Since babies grow so fast we prefer a digital picture taken the same day you submit.

Please send all submissions to Deborah Owensby, deborah@houghtontalent.com

Vouchers and Payments

When you work a job, ANY job, please make sure to take a voucher with you and get it filled out.  This is your acting “time card” and what we use to verify your hours and make sure you get paid.  All vouchers should be filled in carefully and clearly so we can make sense of them.  Each one has three pieces that are carbon copies, one goes to production, one you keep for your records, and one is returned to us.  This needs to be done WITHIN 24 HOURS of the date you worked.

We’ve had a few issues with payment lately that would have been easily cleared up if the voucher’s were handled correctly.  We have been unable to invoice clients and/or unable to issue checks to you, the talent, because vouchers weren’t turned in, were turned in late or wrong, or were filled in incorrectly.  In economic times such as these I know everyone wants to get paid as soon as possible so make sure you do your part!

Also, if you have billing inquiries please direct them to htpayments@gmail.com.  Once an agent finishes the paperwork on a job and turns it in to billing they are not in charge of receiving that payment from the client, which is why they usually cannot immediately answer your questions when you call asking about them.  However emailing htpayments@gmail.com will go immediately to Gail and our book keeper Maynita and ALL inquiries will be read and dealt with, so if you have an issue please use this email address.  Phone inquiries about billing should be directed to extension 206.

Thanks,

Gail Houghton

Houghton Voucher for Download

Houghton Voucher

Casting for FSU Graduate Thesis Films

The FSU film school is having auditions here in Atlanta December 4th and 5th at the Alliance theatre for their graduate student thesis films. All films are non-paying but they will handle all travel and hotel accommodations as well as supply you with the film for the reel. I’ve attached the announcement to this posting and I’ve quoted more info below. Please contact the client directly:

There are 17, 10-15 minute short films that we are looking to cast for so this is a large opportunity for actors to build up their reel and showcase their talents. The films will be shot in Tallahassee as well as surrounding areas. I’ve attached our flier for the auditions, that will be held on Dec. 4-5, from 9-5, at the Alliance Theatre. Attached you will find 2 versions of the breakdowns for all of the shows; one of them is a list of all of them compiled together, the other is them on individual pages should you prefer to print it out that way. On these you will find the shooting dates for each of the shows.

We are requesting that emails regarding scheduling an audition are sent to: fsuthesiscasting@gmail.com by December 2nd.  Like I said on the phone when the actors come in for the audition they can choose the sides for the movie they’re interested in reading for however later on they will be considered for all the films. The breakdowns are also available on breakdownexpress if any of the actors would like to check them out there. Also, the school will cover travel and lodging expenses for actors if they are cast however these are nonpaying roles seeing as they are student films. Let me know if you need any more info from me.  Thanks,

Sylvia K. Dudzinska
Casting Director
FSU Film School
407-797-1102

Breakdown by Show

Casting Breakdowns by List

CASTING CALL FOR THEATRE PRODUCTION

CASTING CALL FOR THEATRE PRODUCTION

Twisted Wing Productions is holding auditions for its upcoming presentation of THE AFFAIR on November 22, 2008 from 9am to noon.

The following roles are available:

“Rebel” Female, late-twenties, beautiful.

“Paul” Thirties, handsome, Rebel’s husband.

Rehearsals begin mid December and run 2 per week. The show will be held on February 7, 2008 at the newly renovated Strand Theatre in Marietta, Georgia.

We need experienced and dedicated actors. Please submit your headshot and resume to jamie.wingler@bbandblaw.com. We will contact you for an appointment.

If you have any questions, please feel free to call my cell at 770-715-5784.

Thanks,

Jamie S. Wingler
Of Counsel
Bentley, Bentley & Bentley
241 Washington Avenue, N.E.
Marietta, Georgia 30060
Telephone: (770) 422-2300
Facsimile: (770) 424-5820
www.bbandblaw.com

Hilarious Video

I’m sure many of you will be able to appreciate this:

The Auditioner from Kate on Vimeo.

WIFTA: Breakthroughs in Selling Nationall and Globally

Women in Film and Television Atlanta
proudly presents a joint program with
MCA-I Atlanta
on
Thursday, November 20th, 2008*
at Luckyfish Studios

Topic: Breakthroughs in Selling Nationally and Globally
Presented By: Sue Ellen Reager of @International Services

Break out of the “selling locally” mindset. Expand your sales to attract more global clientele.
Offer your projects, services and content in multiple languages around the world.  Sell your footage on-line, and translate your media.  Discover affordable software for “internationalizing” your media, auto-subtitling and multilingual presentations of your products and services.  Create international partnerships.

Sue Ellen Reager, CEO of @International Services, will introduce a new world filled with opportunities for success.
International Services brings new software products – developed specifically for multimedia professionals, to provide direct personal one-on-one access to more than 90 countries and help you generate partnerships around the world.
www.internationalservices.com

Time*: 6:00PM Networking Reception with Italian Food & Beverages (Beer & Wine)
7:00PM – 8:00 PM Program

RSVP REQUIRED BY NOVEMBER 19th TO:
wifta.rsvp@gmail.com

WIFTA & MCA-I Members are FREE, Non-members are $15.00
(cash, credit card or checks accepted)

Location:
Luckyfish Studios | 161 Mangum Street, SW | Suite 101 | Atlanta, GA 30313 | 404-659-1001

Luckyfish Studios is a visual style agency committed to telling engaging stories
and creating insightful change through strong strategy and of course, beautifully crafted visuals.
www.luckyfish.tv

* PLEASE NOTE – The date of this month’s program will be held on a THURSDAY instead of our usual Wednesday and the time of this month’s meeting will be 6:00pm vs. 6:30pm and will end at 8pm vs. 8:30pm.

MCA-I Atlanta (Media Communications Association-International) is a global community that provides opportunities for networking, members only benefits, forums for education, and the resources for information to media professionals.  For more information about MCA-I go to www.mca-i.org

Hat-a-tat for Humanity

HAT-A-TAT
FOR HUMANITY

SCARVES AND HATS TO BENEFIT THE
“2 WILLIAMS HOME II”

A group of family and friends has helped Stilwell Casting sew scarves and hats to benefit the 2009 build of the “2 Williams Home II”.

If anyone wants to purchase, but has no need for the items, we are doing a second benefit by providing these hats and scarves to the “Hosea Feed the Hungry” Holiday event.

CHILDRENS’ HAT + SCARF   $15.00

ADULT SCARVES
$8.00
OR 2 FOR $15.00

IF YOU HAVE NO NEED FOR THESE BUT WANT TO SUPPORT, LEAVE YOUR SCARVES IN THE “HOSEA FEED THE HUNGRY” BOX

SEE BRIAN, ANNETTE OR ANNIE. THANK YOU.

Brian Beegle looking festive!

Recent Casting Note

Please spread the word about this.  We want to make sure our talent are the BEST and the MOST PREPARED when they go out and these notes are very important in ensuring that happens.  It’s not often we get notes from clients so when we do we want to make sure everyone reads them.

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We’re asking clients for feedback on our talent and auditions and this is one I recently received:

It has been my experience that when the talent comes in to audition, 9 times out of 10 they are not prepared, when asked when they received there sides, the normal response would be I just got it.  I know this to not be true, since some of the other actors came prepared.  Many people think they can just wing it, which is not the case.  It is very important if the actors are going to come in and audition that they take their craft seriously, holding the sides while auditioning with just a little bit of dialogue is a NO NO.  Also many of the actors (when I say many I am not just speaking of Houghton Talent) only look at their lines and not the entire side which depicts the scene they are auditioning for.  If they were to take the time and look at everything and not try and rush through everything it would help them out.  Another point would be for them to dress the part of the character.  We take pride in making every audition a wonderful experience for the actors, which does not mean they have the right to come unprepared or even late at times or not show up for that matter.  Acting is a passion, not something we wake and decide to do for the day.  It is a disservice for those who truly wish to act and have no way of getting an audiiton.

While we don’t like hearing this it’s important that everyone take what is said above and use it to grow.  It is UNACCEPTABLE to show up to an audition unprepared, especially when you have only a few lines to memorize.  Always show up on time and prepared for auditions, because as you can see above it does not go unnoticed when you do.  This is not the first time we’ve heard this from a client.

As for dressing the part this is a preference that can change for different casting directors.  While it is ok to dress the part at any time please refrain from using elaborate wardrobe or props.

Follow-up to being prepared for auditions

The quote from the casting director posted earlier could literally be from every single casting director in the Southeast. I’m sure they all face the same problems with actors. I know I’ve been paired with actors who are unprepared (and it’s infuriating), or simply overheard them in the waiting room confessing to not preparing. So here’s some more reality checks:

1) Get a cell phone that allows you to check e-mail. There is absolutely NO EXCUSE for not checking e-mail everyday. Unless you are booked out for certain dates, and will be out of the country, there’s no reason to be unavailable. As we all know, the digital age has allowed clients to give shorter and shorter notice for auditions, so if you’re serious about this industry, you better get an e-mail enabled phone (I recommend the iPhone

2) For 30sec or 60sec commercials, memorize the script. Chances are you have under 10 sentences to commit to memory. If there’s a lot more, still attempt to memorize it, especially if you have the luxury of more than 24 hours.

3) Never blame it on the agent. If you show up to Stillwell, and Melissa asks if you got the script, and you say “no”, or “my agent didn’t send it til an hour ago”, you don’t think that will get back to Houghton? So not only are you coming across as unprepared, but you’re also damaging your relationship with Houghton.

4) Just because Houghton sends you to read Person #1, don’t be surprised if the casting associate makes you read Person #2. Don’t be adversarial and say “But my agent told me to prepare #1″, just do what they say.

5) Halloween only comes once a year. That’s the day you can wear whatever costume you want. Auditions, however, are not the place to get overly dressed up (unless instructed). Don’t mistake a hospital commercial as a chance to stop by Party City and buy a white coat and stethoscope. The safe answer to “should I dress the part?” is that you should dress towards the character with clothes you would normally wear in public. Auditioning for Army Wives as a soldier? Wear a green t-shirt, not full battle gear. It’s a judgment call, but just don’t go overboard.

Event’s at Ken’s Creative Studios

I wanted to let you know about a series of special events happening at the studio this weekend that I thought you’d be interested in. We are hosting two internationally acclaimed award winning directors from Israel who will be sharing their experience with us pertaining to director/actor collaboration, international filmmkaking, film festivals, sales, and distribution.
This amazing filmmaking duo is in the midst of international rise.
Guy and Erez have achieved the following:
1. They co-directed 7 short films which have won over 40 international awards.
2. They graduated from the Fox Studio Directors Lab in Hollywood.
3. Their current film and first feature, STRANGERS, which is based on one of their shorts is hitting the international market right now after winning the Grand Jury Prize for Best Drama at the Sundance film festival.

Currently Erez is in the post production stage of a film he just directed and Guy is now in prep for a feature he will direct in January.

The real-life experiences these two men have to share are compelling, fascinating and educating examples of what it takes to make it. They are here this weekend only, and they will share their story, secrets and insights on how to make, market and sell films in the international market place with limited amounts of money.

Director/Actor collaborations – tonight (Friday, November 14, 2008).
This evening Guy and Erez will screen some of their shorts; including the one that won the Audience Award for best short at the Sundance Film Festival, after which they will share and demonstrate their technique for working with actors. Some of the actors in attendance will get to work with them. ($50).
The rest of the weekend they will host a series of short workshops.

On Saturday morning, they will talk about what it takes to make a good short film and why you should make a short film from 10am-1pm ($75),

Saturday afternoon, they will discuss how to market, promote and sell your short film once it is made from 2-5pm. ($75) (They have distribution for their short films all over the world.)
On Sunday they will share how to turn your short film into a feature film from 10am-1pm.($75)
If you want to attending all four workshops we will discount the price to $200 (attend three, get the fourth free).

This is a rare and valuable opportunity.

I encourage you to attend one or all 4 of these “once in a lifetime” workshops from this amazing duo of international directors who are available this weekend only to answer your questions and share their insights, knowledge and experiences with you in an intimate setting.
Reservations suggested but not required. To reserve your seat call 404-355-4588.

Sincerely,
Kenneth Feinberg
Creative Studios of Atlanta
email: creativestudiosofatlanta@yahoo.com
phone: 404-355-4588
web: http://www.creativestudiosofatlanta.com

Insurance for qualifying actors through Kaiser

ACPA wants to get the word out about our new partnership with the Kaiser Permanente Bridge Program. We are really excited to be able to offer actors and production personnel the opportunity to have affordable insurance. Below is a very brief message about KP’s Bridge Program.

Thanks and take care,

Jessyca Holland
Member Services Manager
Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts
www.AtlantaPerforms.BIZ
www.AtlantaPerforms.com
404-588-9890 x 102

“Serving and promoting Performing Arts in greater Atlanta”

Dear Performing Arts Community,

Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts (ACPA) is extremely pleased to announce a new partnership with Kaiser Permanente to provide an affordable health care plan to eligible ACPA members.  Access to health insurance has long been among the top items on the memberships’ wish list for ACPA services, and modest steps toward fulfilling that wish have been taken.  Now, ACPA has been enabled to take a giant leap forward.

The Kaiser Permanente Bridge Program is uniquely designed to help those who are uninsured, income-eligible obtain health care coverage for a low monthly charge for up to 24 months. Eligible individuals pay a fraction of the premium cost and Kaiser Permanente subsidizes the rest.  Coverage includes preventive services, hospitalization, comprehensive pharmacy and more.

ACPA still has plenty of slots open for eligible ACPA members to enroll in the Kaiser Permanente Bridge Program. Enrollment is by appointment at our office in downtown, Atlanta. For questions, or to set up an appointment to enroll in the Kaiser Permanente Bridge Program, please call Jessyca Holland at 404-588-9890 or email Jessyca@atlantaperforms.com.  For information about eligibility, visit: http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/home/acpa-resources/Bridge-Health-Insurance.html

Atlanta Coalition of Performing Arts

“Serving and promoting Performing Arts in greater Atlanta”

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Infants Needed for Ga Lottery

RE: GA Lottery
CASTING: Monday, November 24, 2008
CALLBACK: not likely
SHOOTS: December 5, 2008
RATE: SAG – GA Regional – booked as extras ($185) / several will have
principal upgrade after edit. (to total of $493)
(spot overview attached – pdf)

Needing infants 5-7 weeks old(ish). Any ethnicity.

In this spot, a maternity ward will be filled with a few dozen
“newborns” in their bassinets.

About the shoot day and child labor/SAG guidelines: This will be 6
hour maximum day. No calltime before 7AM and will not work after 7PM.
Rest periods will be adhered to. Guardian must be present.

Thanks, Deb

Deborah F. Owensby – Agent
deborah@houghtontalent.com
Houghton Talent, Inc..the link between creative people
919 Collier Road
Atlanta, GA 30318
404-603-9454 x 205
404-603-9456 fax
www.houghtontalent.com

kelsey edwards coming in December

This is Maia, Kelsey’s assistant.

Kelsey will be back in Atlanta December 6th and 7th, 2008.

Here is some information on her packages and pricing. There are two basic headshot sessions to choose from. Session A is shot digitally in color and will give you 3 looks/changes, on-line proof sheets and also includes a hair and make-up artist. This session runs $400.00. Session B is also shot digitally and in color and will give you 5 looks/changes, on-line proof sheets and use of the hair and make-up artist. This session runs $500.00.

Whenever we book an appointment we take a deposit of $100.00 that comes out of your total cost for the session. (This is not an additional fee). Usually we take this with a credit card (visa or mastercard) to go ahead and instantly secure your spot. If something comes up and you have to reschedule (w/at least 24 hrs notice), the deposit is completely transferable to a future appointment, but not refundable.

If you have any other questions, or would like to set up an appointment please feel free to call 323-936-6106 or email anytime. In addition, you may refer to our website at http://www.kelseyedwardsphoto.com.

Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Maia

 

Kelsey Edwards Photography

Catchlight Studio

www.kelseyedwardsphoto.com

633 N La Brea Ave

Los Angles, CA 90036

 

UPDATE: Chez Studios moves workshop date

Upcoming Classes or Workshops:

Please note: Chez Studio moves dates for workshop to Jan 17&18, 2009

Due to unexpected staff illness we have decided to wait until after the holiday season to have our workshops this weekend (Nov. 15/16) with Lance, Shannon, Don, and Donna. With two members of our team unavailable we felt that in order to have the most professional program possible it would be better to wait until January.

This workshop will start our ‘09 season. So much work is coming to Georgia and we are excited to work with our actors to be prepared.

Our great staff will be ready to help start off an exciting new year!

Your checks will still hold your place for the new dates so as not to get caught in holiday mail. Because we have been taking reservations for the workshop we will still receive your checks as confirmations for your seats. We feel that this will be the best plan. If you have a conflict or any questions about the workshop or those dates please call us as soon as possible.

Adult Workshop
with Lance Dreeson and Shannon Eubanks
January 17 & 18

Please join us for a very important weekend!
*  Lance Dreeson will be the acting instructor for the November 15 – 16 program.

• Lance has recently directed “Our Child Is  Missing”
• He produced “Conjurer” in 2007
• He is a partner in Red Five Entertainment,  which opened an office in Georgia in 2008
• He is now one of the professionals that make up  the Chez Studio team
• See his bio at -www.imdb.com/name/nm0004176/bio *  Shannon Eubanks, an exceptional teacher who many in this market place regard as very influential will be joining for this program as well.
  • See her bio at – www.chezgroup.com
    
  Due to time requirements please confirm your interest via email or phone call by Monday November 3, 2008

  Young Actors Workshop
  With Don Slaton and Donna Biscoe
  January 17 & 18

  Both professionals have exceptional backgrounds in the entertainment industry. Slaton and Biscoe are part of the continuing education program for actors with the Chez Studio.

  Reminder: There will be a question and answer session for the parents included in the workshop.

WIFTA: Avant Garden

AVANT GARDEN

Hosted by Atlanta Contemporary Art Center and the Atlanta Film Festival
Location: The Contemporary, 535 Means St, NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
Thursday, November 20, 6:00PM
404-352-4225
Free, Fun, Social!

A Free Interactive Monthly Arts Social Presented by The Contemporary and The Atlanta Film Festival.
Cash Bar. PBR Special. Free Drink Ticket for Atlanta Film Festival and Contemporary Members.
Mingle with Arts and Film Professionals. Meet with Other Arts Organizations.

Nights Interactive Events:

Filming in Georgia? Have Questions?
Meet with Georgia Film, Music & Digital Entertainment Office’s Lee Thomas

Post Production questions? Meet with a representative from Lab 601 (DANCE OF THE DEAD, THE LENA BAKER STORY) to learn about their services. Named by MovieMaker Magazine as one of the 40 most film friendly businesses in North America.

Be a Director: Green Screen event featuring the Photography of Paul Shambroom – Direct actors using Green Screen technology, incorporating the photographs in Paul Shambroom: Picturing Power exhibition on view until November 30. How do you “act” at a nuclear facility, a town council meeting, or in a SWAT team training maneuver? Come explore the marriage of art and film, location and direction.

Sidewalk Chalking
Video Blog Confessional with the Atlanta Film Festival
Atlanta Screenwriters Group @ 8 PM

For More Info About The Hosts:
thecontemporary.org – 404-688-1970
atlantafilmfestival.com – 404-352-4225

Coat Drive!

Houghton Talent, in conjunction with Widdi Turner and www.onewarmcoat.org, is holding a coat drive from now until Dec 19, so please bring your coats, jackets, winterwear (clean and gently used) and help keep your fellow man warm this winter!

All donations will be given to agencies who provide coats to those in need at no cost.  Agencies include Samaritan House, Open Door Community, and Metro Atlanta Task Force for the Homeless.

Thanks in advance for your participation!

Moore casting offers workshop

MASTER AUDITION WORKSHOP
REGINA MOORE OF MOORE CASTING
LAST ONE OF THE YEAR!

DATE: November 15th 2008 (Contact Regina to Schedule)
TIME: 9:00AM to 4:00PM
LOCATION: Nashville, TN
PRICE: $125.00

Regina Moore is without a doubt the busiest casting director in this region. She casts feature films, TV pilots, commercials, music videos and all other areas of on-camera performance. This is a rare opportunity to be one of a small group to study and audition for this very in-demand talent specialist in an intimate and informal atmosphere.

TOPICS WILL INCLUDE:

• Advanced audition techniques
• Scene work
• Improvisation
• How casting directors and talent agents communicate
• Important relationships for performers
• Learning who you are professionally
• Promotional materials and marketing yourself
• First impressions
• Evaluation

Please fill out the online registration form on the web site www.moorecasting.com for the workshop or
PLEASE CALL TO REGISTER (615) 831-0039

Director’s Round Table

Learn from the pros.  Get your questions answered.  Network with professionals and peers.  Get on the inside track with the Georgia BIG PICTURE Conference. The Georgia BIG PICTURE Conference (GABPC) in conjunction with Creative Studios of Atlanta (formerly Atlantic Station Studios) proudly presents the continuation of their Educational Series with: CALLING THE SHOTS:  A DIRECTOR’S ROUNDTABLE WEDNESDAY | November 12, 2008 | 6:30-8:30pm What makes a good director great?  How do you get the best performances from your actors?  Join us as we listen in on an enlightening discussion of short and feature film, video, commercial and television directing and more by a panel of professionals.  Learn about getting work, the best ways to plan and prepare for a shoot, and what to look for when calling the shots.  From storytelling and casting to technical strategy, financing to marketing, our panelists have done it all.  Award-winning filmmaker Ken Feinberg to moderate. Plan to attend, or pass it on! WHERE AND WHEN Date: WEDNESDAY, November 12, 2008 Time: 6:30 -8:30 pm Place: Creative Studios of Atlanta * 500 Bishop Street, Suite F-8 Atlanta, GA 30318 Cost:**   $29.00 in advance $39.00 at the door *  Formerly Atlantic Station Studios. **Space is limited.  Advance registration is recommended. PRIZE DRAWING:  All seminar attendees will be entered into a drawing for the chance to win a free copy of Final Draft 7 Software – the latest and greatest in screenplay writing software. CONFIRMED PANELISTS Guy Nattiv and Erez Tadmor Co-Directors of Strangers, official selection of 2008 Sundance & Tribeca Film Festivals Kristen McGary Director/Co-Writer of The Adventures of Oicee Nash Edford Banuel Director of The Last Adam Mark Simon Commercial Director, Fizz City Films Hadjii TV Director for Series “Somebodies” Ken Hortsman TV, Film and Commercial Director, Turner Entertainment Easy to Register! Space is limited, so reserve your spot and register today! ONLINE Visit www.gabpc.com or www.creativestudiosofatlanta.com FAX Or fax your name, address, phone, email address and credit card information with signature to: 770-726-9818. PHONE Call 770.726.9818 DOOR Acceptable methods of payment at the door include cash, check or money order, or credit card authorization. All events are held at Creative Studios of Atlanta, 500 Bishop Street, Suite F8, Atlanta, GA 30318.  For directions, call 404-355-4588 or visit http://www.creativestudiosofatlanta.com/directions.html. CANCELLATION POLICY: No refunds.  However, if you’ve prepaid for a session and need to cancel, you will receive credit in the amount paid toward a future GABPC seminar or workshop of your choice. For questions about the seminar or directions to Creative Studios of Atlanta, email creativestudiosofatlanta@yahoo.com, or bigpicturefdn@gmail.com

The Big Picture Film & Video Foundation 6070 Stonebrook Lane Austell, Georgia 30106 Tel/Fax 770.726.9818 Proceeds of the GABPC Monthly Educational Series benefit The Big Picture Film & Video Foundation, producers of the bi-annual Georgia BIG PICTURE Conference (GABPC). The next conference takes place in Atlanta Spring 2009. For details or to register, visit www.gabpc.com. Seminars take place monthly at Creative Studios of Atlanta, 500 Bishop Street, Suite F8, Atlanta, GA 30318.