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Sunday, May 29, 2011

B & H Event Space New York, June 6

B & H in New York is holding a couple of interesting events on June 6:

D.I.Y. Distribution for Filmmakers
Monday, June 6, 2011 | 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Speakers: Andrew Byrd
Skill Level: Basic, Intermediate

In the late summer of 2005, Andrew P. Byrd walked out of Graduate school and into producing his debut comedic film, Johnny Appleweed.

Join Andrew for a step-by-step presentation that will provide useful information and advice for aspiring and experienced filmmakers whose goal is to get their movies seen and distributed.

There will also be a round table discussion on packaging materials for film markets such as Cannes and AFM. This will include showing examples of budgets, schedules, posters, and treatments, as well as what a filmmaker needs for perspective investors in order to secure financing. Also discussed will be how to work film festivals if you’re an Official Selection. This will include helpful tips on how to get your film the most favorable treatment within the festival and most importantly its organizers.


ACE EditFestNY Preview - Cutting and Creating: Mike Nichols’ Film, "The Graduate"
Monday, June 6, 2011 | 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Speakers: Bobbie O'Steen, Josh Apter
Skill Level: Basic, Intermediate

Join renowned author Bobbie O’Steen (The Invisible Cut, Cut to the Chase) and Manhattan Edit Workshop owner Josh Apter for an in-depth analysis of the editing process on Mike Nichols’ classic, "The Graduate." Bobbie, who was married to and had worked with legendary film editor Sam O’Steen, shares her insights into the creative decisions behind pivotal moments in the film. We will screen and deconstruct selected scenes and - by showing the original lined script - explain how the film was shot and ultimately how Sam decided to craft this rich material.

SPECIAL OFFER: Attendees of this event will receive a coupon good for $50 off Edit FestNY.


And don't forget, EditFest NY runs June 10 - 11. You can also get $50 off using the BOSFCPUG discount

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