[NEohioPAL]Doc Filmmaking Workshop

[Ifpmidwest1e at aol.com]

--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="ISO-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

DON'T MISS A CHANCE TO MEET DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKERS, KAREN CARTER AND NICOLE=20
SAMPOGNA!

When:=A0 4:30 - 5:30 pm
Wednesday, March 3
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL=20

A pre-screening workshop with the filmmakers of the award-winning films of=20
the Silver Images Film and Video Awards, Karen Carter and Nicole D Sampogna=20
(bios below), will precede the Awards ceremony which begins at 5:30 pm at th=
e same=20
location. They'll discuss the "how-to" of making documentary films, includin=
g=20
the production, financing, and distribution.=20

The workshop is free to IFP members and students. $5 for all others.=A0=20
Admission cost for the workshop is separate from the Awards ceremony.=A0 To=20=
RSVP to the=20
workshop, please write infoifpmw at aol.com or call 312-435-1825.

Nicole D Sampogna

Nicole D Sampogna decided to go independent and create ND Studio after years=
=20
at MTV, producing and directing various documentaries. Her first project at=20=
ND=20
Studio was to produce and direct "Her Name Is Zelda". Nicole grew up in Los=20
Angeles, CA, and began her career as a photographer and designer. She earned=
=20
her BFA in Visual Communications at UCLA, and then moved to New York in 1993=
,=20
where she attended New York University and earned her Masters in Media Ecolo=
gy.=20
She has since worked on both coasts as a producer, director and=20
cinematographer, working on several socially relevant documentaries, such as=
 the Emmy Award=20
winning series "Fight for Your Right" MTV News and Specials, as well as Come=
dy=20
Central's The Daily Show and a variety of projects for Sundance Channel. "He=
r=20
Name Is Zelda" is her debut feature film.

Karen Carter

Producer/Director, Karen Carter is the winner of the 1998 Roy Dean Film Gran=
t=20
and numerous other industry awards.=A0 In addition to the documentaries Brav=
e=20
Girl and Ask Not: People Who Make a Difference, she produced and directed th=
e=20
shorts series, Me In a Box,=A0 for the Nickelodeon Network.=A0 Karen balance=
s her=20
documentary work with commercial advertising.

=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D

A Discount is also available to IFP members and Students to attend the 2004=20
Silver Images Film and Video Awards!

When: Wednesday, March 3, 2004
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.=20
Where:
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL=20

Winners of the Awards:
Best Narrative Film: The Butterfly=20
Best Documentary: Ruth Duckworth: A Life in Clay=20
Best Educational Production: Aging in America: The Years Ahead=20

Come and join Terra Nova for a wine and cheese event where they will screen=20
segments of these award-winning films and also show the new thought-provokin=
g=20
and entertaining film, "Her Name is Zelda."

Eighty-five-year-old Zelda shatters the stereotypes of what it means to be=20
old. She is a muse to painters and photographers, bikers and barflies, NYC c=
lub=20
kids, and African women continents away. People wonder at this woman with th=
e=20
life map of wrinkles and head-to-toe African garb. Who is she? Her friends a=
nd=20
followers of all races and ages are drawn to her energy and independence.=20
Come and meet Zelda in this unusual, entertaining and thought-provoking film=
.

Cost: Advance registration $25.00 (groups of six or more $20.00 per person);=
=20
at the Door $30.00.=20

Discount Available for IFP Members for $15.00 for the Awards Ceremony and=20
Screening that starts at 5:30 pm. Only $10 for students!

Call 800-779-8491 or write ginny at terranova.org for more information and to=20
reserve tickets.

The Silver Images Film and Video Awards showcases new and entertaining films=
=20
and videos that help us re-image elderhood--i.e.. life in the later=20
years--complete with all of its inherent triumphs and challenges.

The mission of the Silver Images Film and Video Awards is to foster an=20
understanding and respect for the vitality, experience, diversity and wisdom=
 of=20
older people through the media of film and video.







--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary
Content-Type: text/html; charset="ISO-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

<HTML><FONT FACE=3Darial,helvetica><HTML><FONT  SIZE=3D2 PTSIZE=3D10 FAMILY=
=3D"SANSSERIF" FACE=3D"Arial" LANG=3D"0">DON'T MISS A CHANCE TO MEET DOCUMEN=
TARY FILMMAKERS, KAREN CARTER AND NICOLE SAMPOGNA!<BR>
<BR>
When:=A0 4:30 - 5:30 pm<BR>
Wednesday, March 3<BR>
Where:<BR>
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre<BR>
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL <BR>
<BR>
A pre-screening workshop with the filmmakers of the award-winning films of t=
he Silver Images Film and Video Awards, Karen Carter and Nicole D Sampogna (=
bios below), will precede the Awards ceremony which begins at 5:30 pm at the=
 same location. They'll discuss the "how-to" of making documentary films, in=
cluding the production, financing, and distribution. <BR>
<BR>
The workshop is free to IFP members and students. $5 for all others.=A0 Admi=
ssion cost for the workshop is separate from the Awards ceremony.=A0 To RSVP=
 to the workshop, please write infoifpmw at aol.com or call 312-435-1825.<BR>
<BR>
<U>Nicole D Sampogna</U><BR>
<BR>
Nicole D Sampogna decided to go independent and create ND Studio after years=
 at MTV, producing and directing various documentaries. Her first project at=
 ND Studio was to produce and direct "Her Name Is Zelda". Nicole grew up in=20=
Los Angeles, CA, and began her career as a photographer and designer. She ea=
rned her BFA in Visual Communications at UCLA, and then moved to New York in=
 1993, where she attended New York University and earned her Masters in Medi=
a Ecology. She has since worked on both coasts as a producer, director and c=
inematographer, working on several socially relevant documentaries, such as=20=
the Emmy Award winning series "Fight for Your Right" MTV News and Specials,=20=
as well as Comedy Central's The Daily Show and a variety of projects for Sun=
dance Channel. "Her Name Is Zelda" is her debut feature film.<BR>
<BR>
<U>Karen Carter</U><BR>
<BR>
Producer/Director, Karen Carter is the winner of the 1998 Roy Dean Film Gran=
t and numerous other industry awards.=A0 In addition to the documentaries Br=
ave Girl and Ask Not: People Who Make a Difference, she produced and directe=
d the shorts series, Me In a Box,=A0 for the Nickelodeon Network.=A0 Karen b=
alances her documentary work with commercial advertising.<BR>
<BR>
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D<BR>
<BR>
A Discount is also available to IFP members and Students to attend the 2004=20=
Silver Images Film and Video Awards!<BR>
<BR>
When: Wednesday, March 3, 2004<BR>
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. <BR>
Where:<BR>
Chicago Cultural Center, GAR Rotunda and Theatre<BR>
77 E. Randolph St., Chicago, IL <BR>
<BR>
Winners of the Awards:<BR>
Best Narrative Film: The Butterfly <BR>
Best Documentary: Ruth Duckworth: A Life in Clay <BR>
Best Educational Production: Aging in America: The Years Ahead <BR>
<BR>
Come and join Terra Nova for a wine and cheese event where they will screen=20=
segments of these award-winning films and also show the new thought-provokin=
g and entertaining film, "Her Name is Zelda."<BR>
<BR>
Eighty-five-year-old Zelda shatters the stereotypes of what it means to be o=
ld. She is a muse to painters and photographers, bikers and barflies, NYC cl=
ub kids, and African women continents away. People wonder at this woman with=
 the life map of wrinkles and head-to-toe African garb. Who is she? Her frie=
nds and followers of all races and ages are drawn to her energy and independ=
ence. Come and meet Zelda in this unusual, entertaining and thought-provokin=
g film.<BR>
<BR>
Cost: Advance registration $25.00 (groups of six or more $20.00 per person);=
 at the Door $30.00. <BR>
<BR>
Discount Available for IFP Members for $15.00 for the Awards Ceremony and Sc=
reening that starts at 5:30 pm. Only $10 for students!<BR>
<BR>
Call 800-779-8491 or write <A HREF=3D"mailto:ginny at terranova.org">ginny at terr=
anova.org</A> for more information and to reserve tickets.<BR>
<BR>
The Silver Images Film and Video Awards showcases new and entertaining films=
 and videos that help us re-image elderhood--i.e.. life in the later years--=
complete with all of its inherent triumphs and challenges.<BR>
<BR>
The mission of the Silver Images Film and Video Awards is to foster an under=
standing and respect for the vitality, experience, diversity and wisdom of o=
lder people through the media of film and video.<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
<BR>
</FONT></HTML>
--part1_ea.486ccf1d.2d766821_boundary--