UCF SHows up big at BROUHAHA!

6 UCF FILM'S HAVE BEEN SELECTED

TO PLAY IN THIS YEAR'S FLORIDA

FILM FESTIVAL'S BROUHAHA FILM

& VIDEO SHOWCASE!

PLEASE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ATTEND AND FESTIVAL (ONLY $5 PER

PROGRAM) AND SUPPORT YOUR FELLOW FILMMAKERS. MANY OF

THESE FILMS WILL GO ON TO SCREEN AT THE 2010 FLORIDA FILM

FESTIVAL.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE FILMMAKERS FOR THEIR

ACHIEVEMENTS:

The Brouhaha Film & Video Showcase will be held at

The Enzian Theater and Eden Bar

1300 South Orlando Avenue Maitland, FL 32751

Info Line: (407) 629-0054

December 5th and 6th, 2009

For specific dates and times please see Program

details below:

Saturday, December 5th

Program # 1 – 11:00am - 90 min

Making Movies (3 min, Rollins, comedy)

The Drifter (10 ! min, FilmSlam/UCF, drama)

Air Heart (8 ! min, UCF, drama)

Space Town, USA (8 min, doc)

Murder For a Dime (14 min, FSU, western)

Dim Sum (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

Oxygen (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

Anchored (3 min, Ringling, animation)

Little Girl Hiding in Red Hoody (6 min, Dr. Phillips, drama)

Drift (15 min, FSU, drama)

World on Fire (3 ! min, FilmSlam, music video)

Coffee and Pie (13 min, FilmSlam, comedy)

Program # 2 - 1:30pm - 89 min

The Exposition Report (10 min, UCF, comedy)

Cinq (5 ! min, USF, drama)

Covenant House (7 min, Full Sail, doc)

A Dream Within a Dream (2 min, Dr. Phillips, drama)

“Digital Art @ Stetson” (18 ! min, Stetson, comedy/experimental)

Cadillac 59 (2 min, Ringling, animation)

Hit and Run (3 ! min, Ringling, animation)

This Side Up (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

Maddy and the Butterfly (3 min, drama)

March 31 (11 min, UCF, drama)

One for Words (3 min, FilmSlam, comedy)

Head in Hands (3 min, FilmSlam, music video)

Lighthouse (17 ! min, FSU, drama)

Sunday, December 6th

Program # 3 - 11:00am- 90 min

Two in the Bush (9 min, FilmSlam, comedy)

Threshold (15 min, Rollins, drama)

Gone to the Moon (6 min, UCF, drama)

Keep Your Head Up (2 ! min, Dr. Phillips, music video)

The New Soul (10 ! min, FSU, doc)

Gretel & Hanzel (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

Heavenly Appeals (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

Frank-n-Brains (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

The Darndest Things (17 ! min, FilmSlam/Univ. of Miami, comedy)

Get Known (7 min, FSU, doc)

Shattered (15 min, Full Sail, drama)

Program # 4 - 1:30pm - 86 min

Picture Day (17 ! min, FSU, comedy)

Key West: When Paradise Was Ours (8 min, doc)

Heartbreak Alley (3 ! min, UCF, music video)

The Cost (15 ! min, Full Sail, drama)

Wild Dogs (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

Nuri (2 min, Ringling, animation)

Monster (2 ! min, Ringling, animation)

2:22 (8 ! min, FilmSlam, horror)

Confession (2 min, drama)

Singularity (6 min, FSU, sci-fi)

Happy Birthday Jesus (4 ! min, FilmSlam, comedy)

Suspensions (13 min, FSU, doc)

Film Scoring!!!

The Pacific Northwest Film Scoring Program is now accepting

submissions of student made films for free original scores.

For the last 12 years the students of the PNWFS program have composed

and recorded original scores for films submitted by student film

makers from film programs all across the US. To date the program has

supplied original scores to over 100 student films in all genres -

rock, jazz, classical, ethnic, etc. - and with a wide variety of

instrumentation/ensembles/orchestras as large as 52 musicians. We

have scored animated, live action and documentary films from many

schools including Bellevue Community College, University of

Washington, Seattle Film Institute, Savannah College of Art and

Design, The Brooks Institute, Chapman University, Seattle Central

Community College, Evergreen State College, the NW Film Center in

Portland, Vanarts (Vancouver) and Eastern Washington University.

This service is offered for free to student film makers - it is the

final step in the education of the students of the PNWFS program - to

use the skills that they have learned during a 2 year educational

program and apply them to an actual film. The music is licensed to

the film makers free of charge for use within their films in any and

all media and for promotional use (trailers, etc.) in connection to

those films. The music remains the property of the composers and the

PNWFS program.

WE DO NOT ACCEPT ANY PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTIONS - the submitted films

must have been made as part of an educational program.

If you have a completed film (locked by the time you submit it to us)

and are interested in submitting your film for consideration. Please

get in touch with me and I can send you submission instructions. Our

schedule is that submissions received by the middle of January, 2010

(and accepted by the program) will be scored in a recording session

in late spring/early summer. You will work directly with the film

composers and have creative control of the process - the student

composers will be working under the supervision of PNWFS faculty.

For additional details about the Pacific Northwest Film Scoring

Program and to hear samples of some previous student's scores, please

visit our website at:

http://www.pnwfilmmusic.com

Please circulate this e-mail to any student film makers that you know

who may be interested in this unique opportunity.

Thanks -

Hummie Mann

Film Composer/PNWFS Program Creator

Tim Huling

Film Composer/PNWFS Lead Instructor

206/230-0222

800/546-8611

www.pnwfilmmusic.com

www.hummiemann.com

Visiting Artist!

Film Producer MICHAEL HAUSMAN

(Recount, Taking Woodstock, Brokeback Mountain, All the King’s Men,Goya’s Ghost,  Gangs of New York, Amadeus, Places in the Heart, and Eternal Sunshine  of the Spotless Mind, and more!)

Michael is coming to town this week and will be doing his annual one-on-one meetings with students.  You can schedule time to have a consultation with Mr. Hausman by coming to the Film Office and signing up for a half hour time slot.  Times are available for both Thursday or Friday OF THIS WEEK.  Meetings will be held in the Capstone editing suites.  You can show him a film, or use the time to discuss other areas of interest.

Mr. Hausman will also be leading an evening event at 7 pm on Thursday (Nov 12) in COMM 145, with highlights from his latest project, GREEN HORNET, due to be released December 22, and starring Seth Rogen, Cameron Diaz, Chrtoph Waltz, and Edward Furlong.

Angry Filmmaker Visits UCF!

Angry Filmmaker Visits UCF

Kelley Baker, aka "The Angry Filmmaker" made UCF a stop on his national tour for the first time this week, speaking to Rich Grula's sound design class and Dr. Mills' graduate seminar.  Baker holds a BA and MFA from USC and has directed several independent feature films and documentaries.  He was the sound designer on six of Gus Van Sant’s feature films including, MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO, GOOD WILL HUNTING, and FINDING FORRESTER. He also designed the sound on Todd Haynes feature film, FAR FROM HEAVEN.

Baker warned students against going into debt to make their films and offered advice on how to get people to work for free.  "Be nice, be respectful, and feed them well," he told MFA students Wednesday night.  "Build relationships.  It's one of the most important things you can do."

"Baker was exactly the kind of energetic and inspirational cheerleader of this paradigm that grad students have wanted to hear," said MFA student Andrew Gay.

Baker tours universities and high schools every fall, living out of his van with his chocolate lab Moses.  For more information, go to www. angryfilmmaker.com.

GREAT OPPORTUNITY!!!

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President & CEO

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UCF Associate Professor Chris Harris’ film SUNSHINE STATE (EXTENDED FORCAST) to screen at renowned Leeds Fest.

UCF Associate Professor and world-renowned experimental film artist Christopher Harris does it again! Harris’ films have screened at festivals all over the world and  this  November, he will grab another noted laurel.  Harris’ film SUNSHINE STATE (EXTENDED FORCAST) has been officially selected to screen at the  23^rd annual Leeds International Film Festival in the United Kingdom.  Harris film will falls  under  a selection entitled "Cherry Kino Shorts: Cameraless Films! (Revolting Bodies)" and will screen on Tuesday 17th November at 5pm in the Hyde Park Picture House.

 

Christopher Harris’ awards winning experimental films have explored post-industrial urban landscapes, black outlaws, the cosmic consequences of the sun’s collapse and a child’s nightlight.  His work has screened at festivals, museums and cinematheques throughout the United States and Europe including the International Film Festival Rotterdam, the Edinburgh International Film Festival, the VIENNALE-Vienna International Film Festival, the San Francisco Cinematheque and Rencontres Internationales Paris among others.

 

In 2009 Harris founded Sunspot Cinema, a unique group dedicated to bringing experimental film to the central Florida area. Sunspot Cinema collaborates with UCF Film to host visiting artists and present experimental film screenings in the Orlando area.

 

Fort more information on UCF FILM events, screenings and visiting artists visit www.ucffilm.blogspot.com

 

For more information on Leeds International Film Festival visit www.leedsfilm.com

 

For More information on Sunspot Cinema visit http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=154178737952