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FilmLive is changing. Which web address should we use for the new site?
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Welcome to FilmLive.org
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Welcome to FilmLive.org
Scotland's Independent Film Network |
FilmLive! is a Film Network that aims to connect, inspire and educate both new and existing filmmakers. provide practical opportunities and a platform to showcase creative talent to an international audience. |
FILMLIVE! RE-LAUNCH
ON TUESDAY 13TH MAY 2008 FILMLIVE.ORG WILL GO OFFLINE PERMANENTLY
AND WILL BE REPLACED BY A FUNKY NEW WEBSITE ALONG WITH A TRAILER FOR THE NEW WEBTV SHOW, FILMLIVE! TV
JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL FILMLIVE!: RUSHES EVENT WHERE WE WILL BE SHOWCASING THE BEST OF SCOTTISH SHORT FILMS INCLUDING BAFTA WINNING "SCENE", AS WELL AS INTRODUCING THE NEW FILMLIVE. THERE WILL ALSO BE DRINKS AND NETWORKING AFTER THE SHOW.
FILMLIVE!: RUSHES
MACROBERT ARTS CENTER. STIRLING UNIVERSITY
18:30, TUESDAY 18TH MAY 2008
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Shoot First Present 'Swasticow - Crusin the Bahn' Scottish Premiere @ Filmhouse |
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 Shoot First is Edinburgh’s monthly independent short film event.
Swasticow - Crusin' the Bahn
Winging his way over from Dublin, young Irish student director Luke Leslie will be joining us on Wednesday 14th May for the SCOTTISH PREMIERE of his grandstanding feature, Swasticow- Crusin' the Bahn!!
Swasticow – Crusin’ the Bahn is an award winning low-budget Irish comedy chronicling the 20 year rise and fall of Swasticow, “the band that was banned”, delving into the hidden depths and turbulent career of the infamous Austrian musical duo who claim to have invented the bassline. Swasticow – Crusin’ the Bahn is truly a mockumentary of teutonic proportions!
If you fancy yourself as someone who's got their finger on the pulse of what's hot in the world of filmmaking, then you have to come and see this film. Luke Leslie is a director you'll need to keep a close eye on. You heard it here first... |
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School of Sound Summer Workshops |
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 THE SCHOOL OF SOUND SUMMER WORKSHOPS
August 2008
THE SOUNDTRACK
at SCREEN ACADEMY SCOTLAND
and THE IAN TOMLIN SCHOOL OF MUSIC
NAPIER UNIVERSITY, EDINBURGH
The School of Sound will be running two three-week practical workshops exploring the soundtrack in fiction filmmaking, concentrating on the creation of a soundtrack for a short film, and music composition. Combining creative decision making with the technical and professional demands of contemporary screen production, using practical exercises, intensive tutoring and lectures to integrate professional post-production techniques with creative and theoretical concepts.
The workshops are aimed at directors, editors, sound editors/designers, composers, music supervisors/producers, artists - anyone who works with sound or music in the screen arts. They are specifically designed for those wishing to pursue continuing professional development.
Course 1: THE SOUNDTRACK: SOUND and EDITING
Course 2: THE SOUNDTRACK: MUSIC FOR IMAGE
The courses will be held full-time Monday-Saturday in August 2008 during the Edinburgh International Festival.
Find out more at www.screenacademyscotland.ac.uk
The School of Sound would like to hear from people with a serious interest in taking part by May 16th 2008. |
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Win Avid Media Composer in the Edinburgh 48 Hour Film Project |
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 Grand Prize Announced: Avid Media Composer
The team that wins Best Film of The Inaugural Edinburgh 48 Hour Film Project will receive the Grand Prize of Avid Media Composer software for Mac and PC. Media Composer is the industry standard in DV editing software, used by virtually all of Hollywood and other major studios. It retails for £1,822.00!
Enter today at www.48hourfilm.com/edinburgh
Warmest regards,
Sam |
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48 hour film competition in Edinburgh |
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The 48 Hour Film Project comes to Edinburgh on the weekend of May 16.
Filmmakers from all over Scotland will compete to see who can make the best short film in only 48 hours. The winning film will go up against films from around the world for the title "Best 48 Hour Film of 2008". |
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Edinburgh International Film Festival receive funding |
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The Edinburgh International Film Festival has been received a substantial funding investment to support it for the
next three years.
The Lottery funding is part of the UK Film Council’s Film Festival Strategy to support UK film festivals. £1.88million will be made available to the EIFF over a 3 year period until 2010.
The funding will support the EIFF growth plan for public audiences and industry professionals alike, on a national and international level. It will permit the Festival to continue and extend its commitment to identifying, nurturing, showcasing and promoting new films and talent.
EIFF Artistic Director Hannah McGill said, “The UKFC’s Film Festival Strategy has recognised EIFF’s national and international significance and our potential to grow. This support will enable our development, and our ability to make a bigger impact in the UK, Europe and beyond.”
The funding will support the strategic move of the EIFF dates from August to 18th - 29th June in 2008.
The funding will form an integral part of the Festival’s future, aiding growth in the areas of education, training and industry networking, whilst also allowing public audiences to see an ever wider range of films. |
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Last few days for entry into the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival |
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There are only a few more days left to submit your film for entry into the Rushes Soho Shorts Festival.
The closing date for entries is the 25th April, which leaves just seven days for you to get your film in. Films must be under 12 minutes long and must have been made between the 1st of January 2007 and the 25th April 2008. |
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'The Edge of Love' to open the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival |
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 The Dylan Thomas biopic ‘The Edge Of Love’ has been selected as the opening night gala for this summer’s Edinburgh International Film Festival.
The film will mark the opening of the festival, which is set to run for twelve days from the 18th to the 29th of June. FilmLive.TV will be running a series of podcasts throughout the event. |
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16th Raindance Film Festival is Open for Submissions |
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The UK's largest independent film festival is celebrating its 16th anniversary year and is looking for your films.
Raindance wants you to submit shorts and features of all genres from anywhere in the world – and if you’re a budding filmmaker, we suggest you get your entry in the post before the deadline closes and it's too late. The festival takes place in London's West End and has grown to become one of the city's top events.
Last year’s Jury Prize Winners were selected by a group that included Iggy Pop, Oscar-winning director Andrea Arnold [Red Road], Mick Jones [The Clash], and Tessa Ross [Film Four]; and if the thought of Iggy Pop sharing popcorn with Tessa Ross as they’re forced to watch your film doesn’t tickle you, we don’t know what will... |
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FilmLive! is looking to recruit new members to take on the roles of managing the sites marketing and public relations.
It's a great opportunity for anyone interested in the media industry to take on an exciting role that will involve getting the Filmlive name out there, generating funding, and dealing with press inquiries.
If you would like to apply for the position of PR and marketing then email dan@filmlive.org. |
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FilmLive! TV open day - looking for a production team |
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FilmLive! is looking for a production crew to work on FilmLive.TV projects.
If you would like to get more involved with FilmLive! and are interested in becoming part of the FilmLive.TV team then come along to our open day this Wednesday 16th April. |
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Submit to RAINDANCE FILM FESTIVAL 2008! |
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| The Raindance Film Festival is perhaps the most well-known and well-received independent film festival in the UK. We want you to be a part of it! We are currently accepting submissions from ALL OVER THE GLOBE. Have a fantastic short film? The next-big-thing-feature? Represent your corner of the world and send us your work!... |
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FilmLiveTV launch - new web TV channel from FilmLive! |
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FilmLive! is expanding…
We are pleased to announce the launch of FilmLiveTV, a new web television channel for filmmakers, by filmmakers.
FilmLiveTV aims to bring creative people together to share ideas, information and creative content. With the launch of FilmLiveTV comes the update of our already successful filmlive.org service.
We will continue to showcase the best of new Scottish film talent and also report on what you need to know as a member of the creative community from all the major industry events in Scotland. |
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Call for submissions for the next FilmLive! Rushes festival |
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Fancy getting your own film up on the big screen?
Filmlive.org is looking for submissions for it’s next short film festival in Stirling.
It’s a chance for filmmakers of any age or ability to have their short films shown on one of the large screens at the Macrobert Cinema in Stirling.
If you have made a short film and would like to see it showcased at the festival, then download the festival submissions form here. |
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FilmLive! TV is looking for crew members and editors |
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FilmLive! TV, The new international WebTV channel from FilmLive! is looking for a pair of individuals with editing experience as well as a few more crew members to work on a daily 5-10 minute podcast during the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
The position is geared towards individuals looking for experience in the industry, as we can offer training and the chance to make connections within the industry itself.
The podcasts will form part of a series about the Scottish film industry, and will all be available on the new upcoming FilmLive.TV website. |
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Harry Potter -- It's all gone Ron (Part 1 of 5) |
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