The Chapman Slate: Nov. 2 – 8

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***In This Issue…

• Screenings This Week
• Film Festival Deadlines
• Other Contests/Grants
• Jobs Listings
• Internships
• Congratulations
• Events

***Special screening of The Goonies with director Richard Donner:
On Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 9:00am legendary director Richard Donner (Superman, Lethal Weapon) will be coming to Tom Mankiewicz’ class to screen the popular 80’s cult film The Goonies. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Everybody welcome. No tickets required. See you in the Folino!

***Sneak Preview Screening of Universal feature The Fourth Kind directed by Chapman alum November 5
Chapman University is proud to present a sneak preview of Universal Pictures new feature THE FOURTH KIND this Thursday, November 5, beginning at 8PM in the Folino Theater. The Fourth Kind is a provocative thriller following psychologist Dr. Abigail Tyler (played by Milla Jovovich) as she unwittingly discovers some of the most disturbing evidence of alien abduction ever documented. The film is co-written and directed by Chapman alum Olatunde Osunsanmi (MFA/Film Prod. ’99) and co-written and produced by Terry Lee Robbins (MFA/Producing ’99). The screening is free but tickets are required. Students, faculty and staff can pick up tickets starting today at 10AM from the front office (room 309) or in Argyros Forum room 302. Only one ticket per person. No phone calls to reserve tickets will be accepted. Any extra tickets will be made available to alumni on Wednesday morning. Tickets must be picked up in person (cannot reserve over the phone) and only one ticket per person will be permitted.

***Get Real World Experience working at a Film Festival at Dodge:
Dodge College is hosting the Pusan West Film Festival November 20-22. There will be 7 Korean directors screening their work and 12 exciting Korean films being showcased. We are looking for volunteers who can help out all three days from 10am to 10pm. Even if you can only work part of the days, we would love your help. Food will be provided and you get a free t-shirt! If you are interested, please email Hertel@chapman.edu with your name, email, phone number and availability.

***Now taking applications for DESTINATION AFRICA:
If you'd like to apply for Dodge College's renowned Destination: Africa, International Documentary scholarship program, now is your chance! The application period begins this week and ends on Monday November 16 at 5 p.m. Send a note to Professor Jeff Swimmer at swimmer@chapman.edu, listing the following: Name, Year In School/Major, GPA, why you would like to be considered for this program, and what specific strengths and skills you will bring to the program. All undergraduates (except for graduating seniors) and graduate students are welcome to apply for this highly popular endeavor, now in its 3rd year after successful trips to Cambodia and Cameroon. This year's journey will take students on an all-expenses paid journey to Africa in the first 2 weeks of June, 2010. Admitted students must take Documentary Pre-Production in Spring 2010; Production is in Summer, and Post-Production takes place in Fall 2010. Students will create short documentaries about NGOs (non-governmental organizations) doing innovative and important work in the field, and then give those films to the participating NGOs to use for their benefit as they wish.

***PRSSA Presents Reed Dickens CEO & founder of Outside Eyes:
Former White House Assistant Press Secretary Reed Dickens will speak to PRSSA Tuesday, November 3 at 7 PM in MKS 132. Dickens is CEO and founder of Outside Eyes and a regular contributor to CNN’s Larry King Live, an adjunct professor at Chapman University, a partner in a private equity group, and a frequent speaker at corporate events all over the country. Dickens also produced a documentary on faith and politics titled Article VI. Learn more at http://outsideeyes.com/our_team.php
Chapman PRSSA http://www.chapmanprssa.com/

***Free Visit to the American Film Market in Santa Monica!
Join fellow Chapman students for a visit to AFM to learn about the worldwide licensing of films and television programs and how a film market operates. IFTA will provide each student with a day badge, a guided tour, and access to a screening, all completely free of charge! The visit will be on Tuesday, November 10, at 2 pm. Carpools will be coordinated to leave Chapman around 12:30. Space for this unique opportunity is extremely limited. Please e-mail Alyssa at mihm100@mail.chapman.edu with your name, phone number, e-mail address, and if you need transportation starting at 8 am on Wednesday, November 4, to reserve your space. The first 15 students to send e-mails will be selected.

***Screenings this week:

(All screenings are in the Folino Theater and are free and open to all students, unless otherwise noted.)

Monday, 7:00pm: 70’s Cinema with Michael Phillips, screening Close Encounters of the Third Kind (dir. Steven Spielberg, 1977) with Oscar-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss (Mr. Holland’s Opus, The Goodbye Girl)

Tuesday, 1:00pm – 3:45pm: History of Film Class, screening The Thirty-Nine Steps (dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1935)

Tuesday, 7:00pm: Industry Insiders with Prof. Alex Rose and Filmmaker-in-Residence Tony Bill, screening Shampoo (dir. Hal Ashby, 1975)

Tuesday, 10:15pm, Argyros #202: Chapman Film Culture Club screening The Mirror (dir. Andrei Tarkovsky, 1975)

Thursday, 8:00pm, FOR CHAPMAN STUDENTS AND STAFF ONLY: The Fourth Kind (dir. Olatunde Osunsanmi, 2009)

***Upcoming Festival submission deadline:

Nov. 5 - SXSW – Mar. 12 – 20 in Austin, TX (early entry fee is $25)
www.sxsw.com

Nov. 6 – San Francisco Int’l Film Festival – Apr. 22 – My 6 (student entry fee is $25 - $30)
www.sffs.org

Nov. 13 – Tribeca Film Festival – Apr. 21 – May 2 (Entry fee waived for student films if you send a photocopy of student ID)
www.tribecafilmfestival.org

Nov. 15 – Sonoma Int’l Film Festival – Apr. 14 – 18 in Wine Country (Student entry fee is $30)
www.sonomafilmfest.org

Nov. 16 – Berlin Int’l Film Festival – in Germany (Entry fee is 50 Euros)
www.berlinale.de This festival is Academy-accredited

Nov. 16 – Short Shorts Film Festival – June in Tokyo, Japan (No Entry fee)
www.shortshorts.org This festival is Academy-accredited

Nov. 17 – Tiburon Film Festival – Mar. 18 – 26 in Northern California (No entry fee for student films)
www.TiburonFilmFestival.com

*** Other Contests/Grants:

*Win $300 in the Student Diplomat Video Contest:
The Student Diplomat Video Contest is hosted by NAFSA: Association of International Educators and Abroad View the global education magazine for students. We all know the great stories students have to tell from their study abroad experiences. With the 2009 Student Diplomat Video Contest, students across the country have a chance to become the next Student Diplomat—and win $300—just by sharing a story about their time abroad. The contest is open to U.S. undergraduate students who are currently studying abroad or have recently returned from a study abroad experience. Videos should focus on how their experiences have helped to advance global understanding and shaped them as global citizens. Participants are also encouraged to consider how their study abroad experience has served as a bridge to cross-cultural understanding, promoted peace, and positively impacted the local community in which they studied. For complete contest guidelines and to learn how to submit a video, please visit http://www.nafsa.org/studentdiplomat. You can also click here to watch a video from Abroad View editor and Northwestern University junior Asha Toulmin inviting students to share their study abroad experience. The deadline for entries is 11:59 p.m. EDT, November 6, 2009. After the finalists are chosen by an expert panel of judges, the winning video will be selected through open voting on the NAFSA Web site. The winner will receive a $300 cash prize and the title of "2009 Student Diplomat.

*Win $10,000 making a video on a socio-political topic:
The Fraser Institute’s 2009 Student Video Contest is an opportunity for these students to flex their film production muscles and win $10,000 in cash and electronics prizes! These prizes are being given away to the best videos addressing the topic: What is the appropriate role of government in the economy? Economic freedom, barriers to trade, fiscal responsibility, taxes, subsidies, protectionism, wealth redistribution… the creative possibilities for a video are endless! Students can even win $750 just by getting their friends and classmates to star-rate their video on YouTube. Canadian and foreign students are welcome to enter – the economic analysis is the same for everybody! Video entry URL and contact info must be submitted by November 30, 2009 to student@fraserinstitute.org Full contest details can be found at: http://www.fraserinstitute.org/studentsandlearning/forstudents/Video_Contest.htm

* Vado HD Pocket Cam Contest:
Creative Lab challenges the next generation of filmmaking talent to make a film with the Vado HD Pocket Cam to win cash, prizes and industry internships. See Derek Horne in Rm#333 to check out a camera. Once you check out the camera, you must sign up to enter the contest and receive exclusive contest updates at www.vadofilmcontest.com The films can be narrative, documentary, or any other creative format but must be shot exclusively on the Vado HD Pocket Cam and be under 5 minutes. You may however record the audio separately and then mix that with the video footage during editing. The Vado HD Pocket Cam is PC and Mac compatible. You can plug it right into your computer via USB. The short videos are due by December 4 at Midnight. You can submit through YouTube and promote the videos via Facebook. There is an audience award in addition to juried awards. Voting will start as of now through Dec. 4. Winners are announced on Dec. 7th. And the winning films will be on the website www.vadofilmcontest.com See the website for more information and online entry forms. Check out Red Harbor, a sample video that was made entirely with the Vado HD Cam, at www.vadofilmcontest.com

*Call for Papers at Regional Pop Culture Conference:
The 2010 SW/TX PCA/ACA Conference will be held in Albuquerque, New
Mexico at the Hyatt Regency downtown. Proposals are now being accepted for review for the Film (General) Area. 20-minute presentations ranging from critical essays to analyses employing recognized research methodologies are sought. Deadline for submissions is December 15, 2009. Listed below are some suggestions for possible individual presentations, but topics not included here are also welcome. The black and white aesthetic: pre-1960s or post-1960s ; Ideological themes in contemporary films ; The film flashback: weak script device or important narrative tool? ; Subtext no more: special effects as the dominant message in contemporary films Horror remakes ; OR, consider a contribution to this year's conference theme: Science Fiction and Fantasy Films as Popular Culture. Some suggestions: The best SF films - and why! Critical themes in animated films What fantasy film worlds tell us about contemporary culture ; If you are interested in presenting in the Film (General) Area, submit a proposal with these items: 100-250 word abstract, including paper/presentation title Current curriculum vitae Working bibliography for your paper Contact information: name, address, and email. Send to: Richard Crew, Film (General) Area Chair Dick.crew@gmail.com Proposals for panels of 3-4 presenters are also welcome, as well a proposals for discussion panels of 3-6 participants. Contact the area chair above for additional information on panels. This regional popular culture conference draws an international roster of participants.

***Jobs Listings:

*Search for jobs on Panther Connect:
Chapman’s Career Development Center provides career services, events, and resources for DCFMA students. Log into Panther Connect to search for more job and internship postings and access additional search engines! Log in here: http://www.chapman.edu/CDC/students/pantherConnect.asp

*Digital Domain seeks Production Coordinator:
The Production Coordinator is responsible for the assignment and tracking of tasks for assigned area of responsibility. Facilitates the movement of shots between teams, coordinates daily reviews, and communicates status updates to ensure the delivery of shots on schedule. Provides administrative support to the production management team and show supervisors. Principal Duties and Responsibilities Under the guidance of the DP or DPM, schedules and tracks progress of tasks for assigned artists or sequences in the production tracking system Maintains production tracking system and show board with revisions, omits, and shot length changes; notifies the affected crew as needed Partners with other Production personnel to ensure shots are scheduled and delivered in a timely manner Follows up with artists on a daily basis to ensure task deliveries remain on schedule; communicates any schedule changes to appropriate artists, Supervisors and Production team as needed Coordinates all client deliveries, both physical deliveries and digital deliveries via FTP, with Production Services department; maintains log of all deliveries Manages meeting schedule and walkthroughs for Supervisors; publishes notes as needed Responsible for setup of dailies, nightlies, and all client reviews in the Screening Room and view stations; publishes notes for all review sessions Leads nightly production update for assigned area of responsibility Acts as primary point of contact for internal Editorial Completes reference research for elements for Supervisors and area leads Oversees run requests and petty cash This is a cross departmental position that will require management of pipeline issues Education, Experience and Skills Required: Bachelor’s degree in film, art, communications or related field 3+ years production experience in visual effects or feature animation Demonstrable experience in highly technical, dynamic departments is a must Experience with heavy schedule management in a very time sensitive atmosphere Comprehensive knowledge of Microsoft Office applications required; experience with production tracking software and asset management software a plus Highly developed communication skills to facilitate interdepartmental needs and schedules required Ability to juggle multiple tasks in a high pressure environmentQualified candidates please submit your resume to digitalhiring@d2.com

*Web developer/Graphics editor:
Apples and Oranges Productions is looking for a hard-working, detail-oriented, and creative Web developer and graphics editor to join our West Coast office as a part- to full-time contractor. Apples and Oranges Productions creates television, film, theater and Web content and currently has offices in New York and Southern California. We are looking to update our current site http://www.nyc-oc.com/, as well as launch additional Web sites for our upcoming projects. Work would be on a contract basis and would be held to strict deadlines. Must know Silverlight, as well as Adobe After Effects, Photoshop and Illustrator. Knowledge of search engine optimization tactics and additional video graphics software (Maya) a plus. Open to students of all levels. Please send a resume and a digital portfolio of your work to jacobm@itmentors.com

*Job at Film/TV Development Company:
EACEPAY is a Film/TV Development Company located in Anaheim Hills.
They are looking for a screenwriter with experience to take a treatment and write it into a feature-length screenplay. Must be able to meet deadlines, self-motivated, and must use/own Final Draft software. Creative brainstorming and cooperative attitude. Weekly correspondence required via in-person or email and deliver finished pages as per a contractual agreement. Start immediately – weekly time commitment varies depending upon experience and productivity- projected end date January 31, 2010. Job may be extended past that date if necessary. Compensation is negotiable and will fluctuate depending on performance. Will be paid per “finished” page as defined by contract. Contact Elan J.Milkes directly at milkprod@att.net or 714-804-5746. Interview and sample of previous screenwriting will be required. http://www.chapman.edu/CDC/employers/intern/default.asp

*Wedding Videographer Needed:
Seeking an aspiring film student to capture the most important day of a girl's life for $450 on Saturday, Nov. 21st from 5-10pm in downtown Fullerton . Call Robyn Williams at 714-553-8314 or email robyn@hkamarcom.com.

*Produce a Training Video:
JWC Environmental is a manufacturer of waste water and sewage treatment products. They are located in Santa Ana. They are looking for a student to produce a training DVD using customer provided source material at customer factory location. Your job will be Storyboard, Script, Video shooting, Editing, Narration. Pay is negotiable. Contact Brad Federman at 714-428-4740

*Assistant Job in Development:
Rive Gauche Television an independent television company is looking for a smart, energetic, career-minded department assistant to be responsible for the day-to-day operations of the development/acquisitions department. The assistant will provide office and administrative support for the company’s president and VP of development. Primary duties will be handling our department’s schedule, phone work, updating and drafting reports, filing and data entry. Assistants are heavily involved in all aspect of development and production and have an opportunity to grow within the company. Ideal candidate will have excellent communication skills, organization skills, discernment of priorities and can perform daily tasks with very little supervision. Please send resume Edwin@rgitv.com

*Assistant Job at Talent Management company:
Senior Talent Manager/Partner at Industry Entertainment seeks seasoned assistant with at least 6 months agency desk experience (preferably Talent). Applicants must be smart, hard-working, detail-oriented and able to multi-task in a fast-paced environment. Great opportunity to gain immediate experience with established and up-and-coming clients. Ideal position for future talent Manager. Company has a track record for promoting from within; this IS a promotable desk. Resumes to Operations@industryentertainment.com

*Director’s Assistant:
Established TV/Theater Director seeks a Personal/Professional Assistant for one year commitment. Applicant must be a multi-tasker, organized, hard working, computer savvy (Mac, Final Cut knowledge essential) and love dogs. Full time job - actors with auditions will not be considered. Must have car, cel phone and have no problem with combined personal/professional duties. Salary $550 weekly. Please send resumes to assistant@whitedwarfprods.com or fax to 323-227-9692. No phone calls.

***Internships:

* Immediate internship at Lionsgate:
Lionsgate is immediately seeking college credit interns for the Fall semester to work with its Participations group at the Marina Del Rey office. Finance or Film majors are preferred, but other majors feel free to apply as well. The job will involve working with archived finance records (AP and AR) and Excel. A basic proficiency with MS Office (Word, Outlook, Excel, etc.) is necessary. Knowledge of SAP is a plus but not essential and we can train on the basics. Applications accepted until Dec. 19, 2009. Email resumes@lionsgate.com

*Internship at New Deal Studios:
The New Deal Studios internship program helps nurture the skills needed for advancement and success both internally and within the larger visual effects industry. Whether you are in school or have just graduated, we are currently offering internships in the following areas of interest: Workshop: model makers, sculptors, carpenters, painters, mold shop, mechanical effects, machinists, metal fabricators, electronics; Digital Art Department: set designers, illustrators, storyboard artists (knowledge or Rhino, Solidworks and Photoshop are a must); Digital Effects: Matte painters, roto, texture painters, compositors, modeling, 3D effects animation; Production: Main Office Intern and/or Production Office Interns, Must have great computer skills, be a great multitasker and organized, This is an opportunity to learn the business side of visual effects and film. Managing the resources and creating a space for all the elements of a project to come togehter can be as creative as other aspects of film. Please send your resume, samples of your work, and/or reel as a link to your website, a DVD, and/or a physical portfolio (please do not send originals). Please only send pointed emails, do not add us to your mass email lists. Send inquiries to: info@newdealstudios.com. No walk-ins or calls please. More info at http://newdealstudios.com/#/Internship

*Development Internship at DreamWorks Animation:
Now accepting resumes for the Spring Program (part-time, credit-only) starting around 1/25/10. DreamWorks Animation seeks an Intern for the Show Development department in Glendale, CA. Intern will assist department in supporting multiple development projects by setting up meetings and presentations, pinning, moving and organizing Storyboards, scanning original artwork and archiving. Intern will be occasionally involved in providing support for Artistic Development and Outreach events. Intern will gain knowledge of both the Story and Visual development process as well as the expectations of an entry level position in a production environment. Must be a Junior or Senior BA/BS candidate currently enrolled in a four-year college/university; Communications and/or Film/Cinema/Media Studies majors preferred. Candidates should be well organized, highly self-motivated individuals who function well in fast-paced, frenetic production based environments. Those applying must be confident and proactive with excellent communication skills (written, verbal and interpersonal) and feel comfortable interacting with employees at all levels of the organization. Knowledge of office management software packages (Excel, Word, Netscape Communicator and Messenger, and FileMaker Pro) is necessary. If you are interested in this internship, please send a cover letter and resume to internships@dreamworks.com, indicating SPRING SHOW DEV INTERN in the subject line. Applications accepted until Dec. 25, 2009.

*Production Internship at DreamWorks Animation:
Now accepting resumes for the Spring Program (part-time, credit-only) starting around 1/25/10. DreamWorks Animation seeks Production Interns for our Glendale, CA location. Interns will be assigned to a department on an animated feature film and assist production office staff with various support duties. This will involve heavy multi-tasking and schedule coordination responsibilities. Must be a Junior or Senior BA/BS candidate currently enrolled in a four-year college/university; Communications and/or Film/Cinema/Media Studies majors preferred. Candidates should be well organized, highly self-motivated individuals who function well in fast-paced, frenetic production based environments. Those applying must be confident and proactive with excellent communication skills (written, verbal and interpersonal) and feel comfortable interacting with employees at all levels of the organization. Knowledge of office management software packages (Excel, Word, Netscape Communicator and Messenger, and FileMaker Pro) is necessary. If you are interested in this internship, please send a cover letter and resume to internships@dreamworks.com, indicating SPRING PRODUCTION INTERN in the subject line. Applications accepted until Dec. 25, 2009.

*Internship at Emmy-Nominated Daytime Talk Show:
The Doctors, a spin-off of The Dr. Phil Show, is currently seeking up to 20 super interns to assist for the Winter 2010 semester. We offer several areas of interest and the ability to learn and grow with an established production company. Areas of Specialty:
On-set taping: Control Room, Talent/Guest Coordination, Audience Coordination, Wardrobe. Interns work primarily on set & must be available Thurs, & Fri from 7am to 4pm.; Researcher/PA: Assigned to 1 or more of 10 production teams to assist with guests, bookings & topic research. Including phone interviews, hot topics, book & magazine research. May include calls to potential guests, photos, and other duties depending upon the intern’s abilities; Supervising Producer Assist: Intern will support Executive and Senior Producers in the office. Duties vary but exposure to all areas of production is great. Interns must be available AT LEAST 3 days a week; Audience Coordinating Assist: Intern will support audience staff in booking audience, organizing audience on set and maintain positive reputation of our show. Interns must be available on Thurs & Fri from 7am to 4pm; Interns may also gain experience in the following areas: Field shoots, Transcription, Tape library & Audience booking. All interns must be enrolled in school & earn school credit, as the internship is UNPAID. Interns will be issued a Paramount ID for parking (no cost to intern). Students should be available at least three days per week or 24 hours per week, depending on the position. Special availability requirements are noted in the above categories. All interns must be available from January through May 1st. Most interns are generally Media, Communications, Radio/TV/Film, English or Business majors, and related fields. Please be aware that ALL areas of the production adhere to strict confidentiality requirements & interns are required to sign confidentiality & compliance agreements. A schedule will be worked out with each intern that corresponds to their area of specialty as well as their school schedule. The intern should be prepared to meet this schedule every week as the staff will rely on their participation. Arrangements can be made in advance for finals and other schedule issues. Send your resume and cover letter to CCH alumnus, Josh Simon, Assistant Production Manager, as an attachment to josh.simon@cbs.com Please note your availability as well as your areas of interest.

*Internship at Entertainment PR Firm:
Brand new boutique PR / Marketing firm is looking for enthusiastic interns to join their team. Firm's client include those in the Fashion and Entertainment industries. Duties will include all tasks that come with a start-up company; phones, filing, errands, organizing, research, etc. Candidates should be reliable and ready to work. Email all resumes to Matt at matt@periodmedia.com. School credit only.

*Internship at PR Agency:
Looking for a creative PR Intern 1 or 2 days per week. We’re a small (but growing) international PR agency looking for smart, creative and fun interns to come and gain PR industry experience with us one or two days per week. You’ll work alongside PR account directors and managers and be involved in the day-to-day running of our accounts which include fashion, skincare, food and beverages. You will be assisting with various tasks that involves administrative and research skills. We’re looking for people who can work Tuesdays and/or Fridays in our Hollywood office. Please email us through your resume and a little about yourself. angie@crocmedia.com

*Internship at Marketing Firm:
We are looking for a marketing and design intern for Cecconi’s and Soho House West Hollywood. The position includes assistance with basic administrative functions as well as the design, creation, and printing of newsletters, leaflets, brochures, posters, supplements, etc. This is an unpaid internship, school credit is available. Please email resume and cover letter to intern@sohohouse.com.

*Internship at Principato Young:
Principato Young Entertainment is looking for a specialized intern for one of their Partners. We are looking for someone who wants to learn hands-on what it means to be an assistant in the industry. While day to day responsibilities will include basic office duties, making runs and doing coverage, you will also learn how to roll calls, schedule meetings, book travel and completely cover a desk. This position is perfect for someone who wants a job at an agency or management company, but doesn't have the necessary skills yet. While the internship is unpaid, you will be paid for any days you do cover a desk. We need someone who wants to make a commitment to learning a desk, and can be here 4-5 days a week. Please e-mail me at PYEintern@gmail.com with your resume and a brief, informal cover letter telling me about yourself and your availability.

***Congratulations:

Erika Cohn’s film When The Voices Fade won the DGA Student Award in the Women’s category. The ceremony is at the DGA theater next week on November 11. www.dga.org

Derick Alexander’s film The Last Days of Toussaint L’Ouverture won an Award of Merit from The Accolade Competition. www.accoladecompetition.org

Carles Torrens’ film Delaney won Audience Award at the Court Metrange Film Festival in Rennes, France last week www.courtmetrange.eu It also screened at Shriekfest http://www.shriekfest.com

John Baldino’s film The Snallygaster Tale won Honorable Mention Short Film at the Utopia Film Festival in Greenbelt, Maryland last week www.utopiafilmfestival.org
It screens this week at the Ojai-Ventura Film Festival www.ojaifilmfestival.com

Renee Baltsen’s film Last Night screens this week at the Reeling: Chicago Lesbian & Gay Int’l Film Festival in Illinois www.reelingfilmfestival.org

2 Chapman films screen this week at the Rockport Film Festival in Texas: Free Lunch (Rick Curnutt) and Le Retour (Rachel Earnest) www.rockportfilmfest.com

11 Chapman films screen this weekend at the International Student Film Festival Hollywood: Beholden (David Jibladze), Cruisin’ For Love (Mark Jwayad), Delaney (Carles Torrens), Fiasco (Nadia Hamzeh), Jackson (Mark Jwayad), Momentum (Nadia Hamzeh), S.S. Humanity (Matthew Ladensack), Soulmates (Tom Flynn), Suppressant (Derek Woods), The Isolationist (Nate Atcheson), and Whore (Prarthana Mohan). www.isffhollywood.org

***Events:

*Student Night at Orange County Museum of Art:
On Thursday, November 12 , 7:30pm-10pm come to OCMA for music, refreshments, tours, screenings, and a special lecture by video artist Bill Viola of The Moving Image: Scan to Screen, Pixel to Projection. Students will enjoyextended gallery hours for one night onlyand learn about unique opportunities for getting involved at the museum! Don’t miss this exciting event. This event is free for all students with a valid student ID. Lecture begins promptly at 7:30 pm. Visit www.ocma.net for more information.

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*Film Student Seeks roommate:
Needed to fill a 2nd room in lofty 2 bedroom immediately! Raised house, 1 block from campus. Very free and open to all. Please consider this place a temple for elevated learning and creation of art. $800 a month + utilities. Contact Brandon Wade at 281.217.0037 or wade105@mail.chapman.edu

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