list http://www.spout.com/ GR Movies and Happenings recent group discussions Copyright 2005-9 Spout, LLC Spout RSS http://www.spout.com/images/SpoutLogoRSS.jpg http://www.spout.com/ 136 30 http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/What_s_new_at_the_UICA/125/17173/1/ShowPost.aspx Post Subject: What's new at the UICA
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: kristen
Post Date: 8/3/2007 12:10:24 PM
Body: The UICA just finished showing the French comedy The Valet and Charles Burnett's film Killer of Sheep. Here is what's coming up for August. PAPRIKA In the latest anime from director/co-writer Satoshi Kon (Tokyo Godfathers, Perfect Blue), Dr. Atsuko Chiba is a cutting-edge research psychotherapist whose alter ego, Paprika, can enter people's dreams and uncover the source of their neuroses. At her lab, a powerful new device, the DC-MINI, promises to revolutionize the world of psychotherapy, but in the wrong hands it could annihilate a dreamer's personality while they are asleep. When one of the DC-MINI prototypes is stolen and several lab workers begin to experience strange dreams, Atsuko realizes someone is using the device to destroy people's minds. “A gorgeous riot of future-shock ideas and brightly animated imagery, the doors of perception never close.” - The New York Times - Manohla Dargis Website: sonyclassics.com/paprika Opens August 3 - Showtimes Forthcoming
]]>Fri, 03 Aug 2007 16:10:24 GMTWhat's new at the UICAGR Movies and HappeningsThe UICA just finished showing the French comedy The Valet and Charles Burnett's film Killer of Sheep. Here is what's coming up for August. PAPRIKA In the latest anime from director/co-writer Satoshi Kon (Tokyo Godfathers, Perfect Blue), Dr. Atsuko Chiba is a cutting-edge research psychotherapist whose alter ego, Paprika, can enter people's dreams and uncover the source of their neuroses. At her lab, a powerful new device, the DC-MINI, promises to revolutionize the world of psychotherapy, but in the wrong hands it could annihilate a dreamer's personality while they are asleep. When one of the DC-MINI prototypes is stolen and several lab workers begin to experience strange dreams, Atsuko realizes someone is using the device to destroy people's minds. “A gorgeous riot of future-shock ideas and brightly animated imagery, the doors of perception never close.” - The New York Times - Manohla Dargis Website: sonyclassics.com/paprika Opens August 3 - Showtimes Forthcoming 8/3/2007 12:10:24 PMThe UICA just finished showing the French comedy The Valet and Charles Burnett's film Killer of Sheep. Here is what's coming up for August. PAPRIKA In the latest anime from director/co-writer Satoshi Kon (Tokyo Godfathers, Perfect Blue), Dr. Atsuko Chiba is a cutting-edge research psychotherapist whose alter ego, Paprika, can enter people's dreams and uncover the source of their neuroses. At her lab, a powerful new device, the DC-MINI, promises to revolutionize the world of psychotherapy, but in the wrong hands it could annihilate a dreamer's personality while they are asleep. When one of the DC-MINI prototypes is stolen and several lab workers begin to experience strange dreams, Atsuko realizes someone is using the device to destroy people's minds. “A gorgeous riot of future-shock ideas and brightly animated imagery, the doors of perception never close.” - The New York Times - Manohla Dargis Website: sonyclassics.com/paprika Opens August 3 - Showtimes Forthcoming http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/CHIAROSCURO_2008/125/24622/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: CHIAROSCURO 2008
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: csprague
Post Date: 2/1/2008 3:02:23 PM
Body: For the last two years Chiaroscuro has been pleased to offer, free of charge, one of the most comprehensive film events in West Michigan. Again this season, on six Sunday afternoons, we are pleased to present an extraordinary selection of foreign films under the theme Children of the Screen. We initiate each event by screening a locally produced film followed by the main feature film, which will be later discussed by a group of experts during our 20-minute panel. After the event and thanks to Martha’s Vineyards and One Trick Pony we will serve wine and snacks. Please join us in this, our third season of Chiaroscuro. • This FREE film series runs from January through April at the UICA Film Theatre (41 Sheldon Boulevard SE • Grand Rapids, MI 49503 • 616-454-7000) • All screenings are on Sundays at 2:30 PM • Each international film is preceded by a short film written and produced by local talent • Expert round-table discussion with a question and answer session follows each film • Sponsors provide a delicious buffet of foods native to the culture featured in the film • Visit chiaroscurofilmseries.org for further information The Films: The Italian Sunday, February 3 at 2:30 PM It’s a pretty tall order to ask a six-year-old to suddenly take on responsibility for his own life. The questions facing Vanya are really tough: does he want to live a comfortable life as an adopted child of a loving family in Italy? After all, for an abandoned Russian child like Vanya it really doesn’t sound like a bad option. Year: 2005 Language: Russian (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 90 Minutes Starring: Kolya Spiridonov, Denis Moiseenko, Sasha Sirotkin Directed by: Andrei Kravchuk Country: Russia Presented with Rose Colored Glasses, a short film by Andy Fortenbacher Moderated by Carol Wilson Panel: Sue Spears, Svetoslav Pavlo Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles Sunday, February 11 at 2:30 PM Focusing almost entirely on one character, Riding Alone For Thousands Of Miles is a story of significant depth, powerfully exploring the nature of connectedness and the meaning of family. Takada - played by Ken Takakura is a resolute, determined man, intent on redressing a past breakdown in his relationship with his son. He goes on a physical journey in search of the missing link in his son's life work, but it becomes more a journey of the soul. Year: 2005 Language: Mandarin / Japanese (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 107 Minutes. Starring: Ken Takakura, Shinobu Terajima, Kiichi Nakai, Jiamin Li Directed by: Yimou Zhang Country: China Presented with Story Time, a short film by Bob Hurst Moderated by Zulema Moret Panel: BiLan Liao Machuca Sunday, March 16 at 2:30 PM In 1973, in Santiago of Chile, the first socialist president was democratically elected in a Latin-American country, President Salvador Allende. The principal of the Saint Patrick School, Father McEnroe (Ernesto Malbran) makes a trial of integration between students of the upper and lower classes. The bourgeois boy Gonzalo Infante (Matías Quer) and the boy from the slum, Pedro Machuca (Ariel Mateluna), become great friends, while the conflicts on the streets lead Chile to the bloody and repressive military coup of General Augusto Pinochet on 11 September 1973, definitively changing their lives, their relationship and their country. Year: 2004 Language: Spanish (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 121 Minutes. Starring: Matia Quer, Ariel Mateluna, Manuela Martelli Directed by: Andres Wood Country: Chile / Spain / UK / France Presented with Help Wanted, a short film by Jordan Horras Moderated by Daniel Garcia Panel: Dr. Farr, Joel Stillerman The Wooden Camera Sunday, March 30 at 2:30 PM A young boy and his best friend learn that a simple choice can alter the entire course of a lifetime in this introspective English-language drama from South African filmmaker Ntshavheni Wa Luruli. When Madiba and Sipho discover the dead body of a man clutching a briefcase that contains a gun and a video camera, Sipho's fate is sealed when he reaches for the gun and the introverted Madiba's artistic aspirations are unlocked when he begins to see a new world through the lens of the video camera. As Sipho descends into a life of crime, the challenges of life in post-apartheid South Africa slowly begin to come into focus for young Madiba. Year: 2003 Language: English Rating:NR Running Time: 92 Minutes. Starring: Junior Singo, Dana de Agrella, Innocent Msimango Directed by: Ntshaveni Wa Luruli Country: France / UK / South Africa Presented with Waiting for Soli, a short film by John Scmit Moderated by Margaret Vega Panel: Ryan Copping, Ann Marsolino
]]>Fri, 01 Feb 2008 20:02:23 GMTCHIAROSCURO 2008GR Movies and HappeningsFor the last two years Chiaroscuro has been pleased to offer, free of charge, one of the most comprehensive film events in West Michigan. Again this season, on six Sunday afternoons, we are pleased to present an extraordinary selection of foreign films under the theme Children of the Screen. We initiate each event by screening a locally produced film followed by the main feature film, which will be later discussed by a group of experts during our 20-minute panel. After the event and thanks to Martha’s Vineyards and One Trick Pony we will serve wine and snacks. Please join us in this, our third season of Chiaroscuro. • This FREE film series runs from January through April at the UICA Film Theatre (41 Sheldon Boulevard SE • Grand Rapids, MI 49503 • 616-454-7000) • All screenings are on Sundays at 2:30 PM • Each international film is preceded by a short film written and produced by local talent • Expert round-table discussion with a question and answer session follows each film • Sponsors provide a delicious buffet of foods native to the culture featured in the film • Visit chiaroscurofilmseries.org for further information The Films: The Italian Sunday, February 3 at 2:30 PM It’s a pretty tall order to ask a six-year-old to suddenly take on responsibility for his own life. The questions facing Vanya are really tough: does he want to live a comfortable life as an adopted child of a loving family in Italy? After all, for an abandoned Russian child like Vanya it really doesn’t sound like a bad option. Year: 2005 Language: Russian (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 90 Minutes Starring: Kolya Spiridonov, Denis Moiseenko, Sasha Sirotkin Directed by: Andrei Kravchuk Country: Russia Presented with Rose Colored Glasses, a short film by Andy Fortenbacher Moderated by Carol Wilson Panel: Sue Spears, Svetoslav Pavlo Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles Sunday, February 11 at 2:30 PM Focusing almost entirely on one character, Riding Alone For Thousands Of Miles is a story of significant depth, powerfully exploring the nature of connectedness and the meaning of family. Takada - played by Ken Takakura is a resolute, determined man, intent on redressing a past breakdown in his relationship with his son. He goes on a physical journey in search of the missing link in his son's life work, but it becomes more a journey of the soul. Year: 2005 Language: Mandarin / Japanese (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 107 Minutes. Starring: Ken Takakura, Shinobu Terajima, Kiichi Nakai, Jiamin Li Directed by: Yimou Zhang Country: China Presented with Story Time, a short film by Bob Hurst Moderated by Zulema Moret Panel: BiLan Liao Machuca Sunday, March 16 at 2:30 PM In 1973, in Santiago of Chile, the first socialist president was democratically elected in a Latin-American country, President Salvador Allende. The principal of the Saint Patrick School, Father McEnroe (Ernesto Malbran) makes a trial of integration between students of the upper and lower classes. The bourgeois boy Gonzalo Infante (Matías Quer) and the boy from the slum, Pedro Machuca (Ariel Mateluna), become great friends, while the conflicts on the streets lead Chile to the bloody and repressive military coup of General Augusto Pinochet on 11 September 1973, definitively changing their lives, their relationship and their country. Year: 2004 Language: Spanish (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 121 Minutes. Starring: Matia Quer, Ariel Mateluna, Manuela Martelli Directed by: Andres Wood Country: Chile / Spain / UK / France Presented with Help Wanted, a short film by Jordan Horras Moderated by Daniel Garcia Panel: Dr. Farr, Joel Stillerman The Wooden Camera Sunday, March 30 at 2:30 PM A young boy and his best friend learn that a simple choice can alter the entire course of a lifetime in this introspective English-language drama from South African filmmaker Ntshavheni Wa Luruli. When Madiba and Sipho discover the dead body of a man clutching a briefcase that contains a gun and a video camera, Sipho's fate is sealed when he reaches for the gun and the introverted Madiba's artistic aspirations are unlocked when he begins to see a new world through the lens of the video camera. As Sipho descends into a life of crime, the challenges of life in post-apartheid South Africa slowly begin to come into focus for young Madiba. Year: 2003 Language: English Rating:NR Running Time: 92 Minutes. Starring: Junior Singo, Dana de Agrella, Innocent Msimango Directed by: Ntshaveni Wa Luruli Country: France / UK / South Africa Presented with Waiting for Soli, a short film by John Scmit Moderated by Margaret Vega Panel: Ryan Copping, Ann Marsolino 2/1/2008 3:02:23 PMFor the last two years Chiaroscuro has been pleased to offer, free of charge, one of the most comprehensive film events in West Michigan. Again this season, on six Sunday afternoons, we are pleased to present an extraordinary selection of foreign films under the theme Children of the Screen. We initiate each event by screening a locally produced film followed by the main feature film, which will be later discussed by a group of experts during our 20-minute panel. After the event and thanks to Martha’s Vineyards and One Trick Pony we will serve wine and snacks. Please join us in this, our third season of Chiaroscuro. • This FREE film series runs from January through April at the UICA Film Theatre (41 Sheldon Boulevard SE • Grand Rapids, MI 49503 • 616-454-7000) • All screenings are on Sundays at 2:30 PM • Each international film is preceded by a short film written and produced by local talent • Expert round-table discussion with a question and answer session follows each film • Sponsors provide a delicious buffet of foods native to the culture featured in the film • Visit chiaroscurofilmseries.org for further information The Films: The Italian Sunday, February 3 at 2:30 PM It’s a pretty tall order to ask a six-year-old to suddenly take on responsibility for his own life. The questions facing Vanya are really tough: does he want to live a comfortable life as an adopted child of a loving family in Italy? After all, for an abandoned Russian child like Vanya it really doesn’t sound like a bad option. Year: 2005 Language: Russian (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 90 Minutes Starring: Kolya Spiridonov, Denis Moiseenko, Sasha Sirotkin Directed by: Andrei Kravchuk Country: Russia Presented with Rose Colored Glasses, a short film by Andy Fortenbacher Moderated by Carol Wilson Panel: Sue Spears, Svetoslav Pavlo Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles Sunday, February 11 at 2:30 PM Focusing almost entirely on one character, Riding Alone For Thousands Of Miles is a story of significant depth, powerfully exploring the nature of connectedness and the meaning of family. Takada - played by Ken Takakura is a resolute, determined man, intent on redressing a past breakdown in his relationship with his son. He goes on a physical journey in search of the missing link in his son's life work, but it becomes more a journey of the soul. Year: 2005 Language: Mandarin / Japanese (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 107 Minutes. Starring: Ken Takakura, Shinobu Terajima, Kiichi Nakai, Jiamin Li Directed by: Yimou Zhang Country: China Presented with Story Time, a short film by Bob Hurst Moderated by Zulema Moret Panel: BiLan Liao Machuca Sunday, March 16 at 2:30 PM In 1973, in Santiago of Chile, the first socialist president was democratically elected in a Latin-American country, President Salvador Allende. The principal of the Saint Patrick School, Father McEnroe (Ernesto Malbran) makes a trial of integration between students of the upper and lower classes. The bourgeois boy Gonzalo Infante (Matías Quer) and the boy from the slum, Pedro Machuca (Ariel Mateluna), become great friends, while the conflicts on the streets lead Chile to the bloody and repressive military coup of General Augusto Pinochet on 11 September 1973, definitively changing their lives, their relationship and their country. Year: 2004 Language: Spanish (subtitled in English) Rating: NR Running Time: 121 Minutes. Starring: Matia Quer, Ariel Mateluna, Manuela Martelli Directed by: Andres Wood Country: Chile / Spain / UK / France Presented with Help Wanted, a short film by Jordan Horras Moderated by Daniel Garcia Panel: Dr. Farr, Joel Stillerman The Wooden Camera Sunday, March 30 at 2:30 PM A young boy and his best friend learn that a simple choice can alter the entire course of a lifetime in this introspective English-language drama from South African filmmaker Ntshavheni Wa Luruli. When Madiba and Sipho discover the dead body of a man clutching a briefcase that contains a gun and a video camera, Sipho's fate is sealed when he reaches for the gun and the introverted Madiba's artistic aspirations are unlocked when he begins to see a new world through the lens of the video camera. As Sipho descends into a life of crime, the challenges of life in post-apartheid South Africa slowly begin to come into focus for young Madiba. Year: 2003 Language: English Rating:NR Running Time: 92 Minutes. Starring: Junior Singo, Dana de Agrella, Innocent Msimango Directed by: Ntshaveni Wa Luruli Country: France / UK / South Africa Presented with Waiting for Soli, a short film by John Scmit Moderated by Margaret Vega Panel: Ryan Copping, Ann Marsolino http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/Screening_of_The_Business_of_Being_Born/125/24565/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Screening of "The Business of Being Born"
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: Ahab
Post Date: 1/30/2008 11:11:57 PM
Body: The Business of Being Born is being shown January 31, 2008 7:00pm at - GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Applied Tech Center, Room 168 Grand Rapids, MIFor info call: 616.949.9282 Synopsis from the site - The film interlaces intimate birth stories with surprising historical, political and scientific insights and shocking statistics about the current maternity care system.Should most births be viewed as a natural life process, or should every delivery be treated as a potentially catastrophic medical emergency?
]]>Thu, 31 Jan 2008 04:11:57 GMTScreening of "The Business of Being Born"GR Movies and HappeningsThe Business of Being Born is being shown January 31, 2008 7:00pm at - GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Applied Tech Center, Room 168 Grand Rapids, MIFor info call: 616.949.9282 Synopsis from the site - The film interlaces intimate birth stories with surprising historical, political and scientific insights and shocking statistics about the current maternity care system.Should most births be viewed as a natural life process, or should every delivery be treated as a potentially catastrophic medical emergency? 1/30/2008 11:11:57 PMThe Business of Being Born is being shown January 31, 2008 7:00pm at - GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Applied Tech Center, Room 168 Grand Rapids, MIFor info call: 616.949.9282 Synopsis from the site - The film interlaces intimate birth stories with surprising historical, political and scientific insights and shocking statistics about the current maternity care system.Should most births be viewed as a natural life process, or should every delivery be treated as a potentially catastrophic medical emergency? http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/Film_Festival/125/17513/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Film Festival
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: KATTmandu
Post Date: 8/7/2007 11:57:57 AM
Body: Most of us know about and have been to the Waterfront Film Festival in Saugatuck, but what would it take to have a big time film festival in Grand Rapids?
]]>Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:57:57 GMTFilm FestivalGR Movies and HappeningsMost of us know about and have been to the Waterfront Film Festival in Saugatuck, but what would it take to have a big time film festival in Grand Rapids?8/7/2007 11:57:57 AMMost of us know about and have been to the Waterfront Film Festival in Saugatuck, but what would it take to have a big time film festival in Grand Rapids? http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/Only_six_weeks_to_one_of_my_favorite_weekends_of_t/125/7379/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Only six weeks to one of my favorite weekends of the entire year! Waterfront Film Festival
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: Jenn
Post Date: 4/21/2007 9:45:13 PM
Body: We've only got six weeks to prepare for this years Waterfront Film Festival in Saugatuck Michigan! Check out their website now for pass information to make it an easy weekend. Only coming in town for one night?Then I highly recommend the Thursday opening night party that is held in the street where all the film guests will collect for a summery night of live music, a few drinks served by local sponsors, and a free movie in the street at dusk. This is very much a happy-hour attitude crowd but in the great outdoors of western Michigan along the Kalamazoo river. This is also the only day that all the film guests will be gathering in one area. Through out the weekend they'll be scattered at very venues and restaurants around town.Can you escape two nights? Set aside a day just for movies and get a day pass for as little as $60 and enjoy priority seating for every film you want. Don't like the film you picked? Just leave and catch another also starting at another venue in town. Some passes even provide entry to the evening's party.Check out: www.waterfrontfilm.org for more information.
]]>Sun, 22 Apr 2007 01:45:13 GMTOnly six weeks to one of my favorite weekends of the entire year! Waterfront Film FestivalGR Movies and HappeningsWe've only got six weeks to prepare for this years Waterfront Film Festival in Saugatuck Michigan! Check out their website now for pass information to make it an easy weekend. Only coming in town for one night?Then I highly recommend the Thursday opening night party that is held in the street where all the film guests will collect for a summery night of live music, a few drinks served by local sponsors, and a free movie in the street at dusk. This is very much a happy-hour attitude crowd but in the great outdoors of western Michigan along the Kalamazoo river. This is also the only day that all the film guests will be gathering in one area. Through out the weekend they'll be scattered at very venues and restaurants around town.Can you escape two nights? Set aside a day just for movies and get a day pass for as little as $60 and enjoy priority seating for every film you want. Don't like the film you picked? Just leave and catch another also starting at another venue in town. Some passes even provide entry to the evening's party.Check out: www.waterfrontfilm.org for more information.4/21/2007 9:45:13 PMWe've only got six weeks to prepare for this years Waterfront Film Festival in Saugatuck Michigan! Check out their website now for pass information to make it an easy weekend. Only coming in town for one night?Then I highly recommend the Thursday opening night party that is held in the street where all the film guests will collect for a summery night of live music, a few drinks served by local sponsors, and a free movie in the street at dusk. This is very much a happy-hour attitude crowd but in the great outdoors of western Michigan along the Kalamazoo river. This is also the only day that all the film guests will be gathering in one area. Through out the weekend they'll be scattered at very venues and restaurants around town.Can you escape two nights? Set aside a day just for movies and get a day pass for as little as $60 and enjoy priority seating for every film you want. Don't like the film you picked? Just leave and catch another also starting at another venue in town. Some passes even provide entry to the evening's party.Check out: www.waterfrontfilm.org for more information. http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/Hey_Fellow_GR_Film_Folk/125/6534/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Hey Fellow GR Film Folk
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: BSchoolio
Post Date: 3/27/2007 2:43:04 PM
Body: Wanted to alert you all to some exciting film stuff going on in GR: Note the True North Films festival at the end! First Off I have started a business with my partner Jon and we are doing very well. That doesn't mean we can't do better though so pass on this link and check it out! Then pass on the word to anyone who is looking for a Business Commercial, Music Video, Live Event Taping, Wedding, or just a good old camera Crew!Deep End FilmsThis Next Link is for those of you asking what happened to all the videos we used to make, or the videos you had on you website, or those videos from the film fest, OR DEUCE!! Check it out rate the films, and LOVE ON IT!Deep End Films on YouTubeFor Those of you who love myspace and know that I hate it, Well I don't hate it for business purposes. Also make me your friend show this off to people and tell them about you tube also:MySpace/deependfilmsAnd Finally but Most Importantly for everyone who has been asking when does the film festival start? Then for those of you who didn't even know that with the help of some amazing people I have started a film festival. So please, please, if you are one of those interested in joining please still do so! Click the get info link! Also look for the True North Film Festival Myspace page coming soon.Film Festival
]]>Tue, 27 Mar 2007 18:43:04 GMTHey Fellow GR Film FolkGR Movies and HappeningsWanted to alert you all to some exciting film stuff going on in GR: Note the True North Films festival at the end! First Off I have started a business with my partner Jon and we are doing very well. That doesn't mean we can't do better though so pass on this link and check it out! Then pass on the word to anyone who is looking for a Business Commercial, Music Video, Live Event Taping, Wedding, or just a good old camera Crew!Deep End FilmsThis Next Link is for those of you asking what happened to all the videos we used to make, or the videos you had on you website, or those videos from the film fest, OR DEUCE!! Check it out rate the films, and LOVE ON IT!Deep End Films on YouTubeFor Those of you who love myspace and know that I hate it, Well I don't hate it for business purposes. Also make me your friend show this off to people and tell them about you tube also:MySpace/deependfilmsAnd Finally but Most Importantly for everyone who has been asking when does the film festival start? Then for those of you who didn't even know that with the help of some amazing people I have started a film festival. So please, please, if you are one of those interested in joining please still do so! Click the get info link! Also look for the True North Film Festival Myspace page coming soon.Film Festival 3/27/2007 2:43:04 PMWanted to alert you all to some exciting film stuff going on in GR: Note the True North Films festival at the end! First Off I have started a business with my partner Jon and we are doing very well. That doesn't mean we can't do better though so pass on this link and check it out! Then pass on the word to anyone who is looking for a Business Commercial, Music Video, Live Event Taping, Wedding, or just a good old camera Crew!Deep End FilmsThis Next Link is for those of you asking what happened to all the videos we used to make, or the videos you had on you website, or those videos from the film fest, OR DEUCE!! Check it out rate the films, and LOVE ON IT!Deep End Films on YouTubeFor Those of you who love myspace and know that I hate it, Well I don't hate it for business purposes. Also make me your friend show this off to people and tell them about you tube also:MySpace/deependfilmsAnd Finally but Most Importantly for everyone who has been asking when does the film festival start? Then for those of you who didn't even know that with the help of some amazing people I have started a film festival. So please, please, if you are one of those interested in joining please still do so! Click the get info link! Also look for the True North Film Festival Myspace page coming soon.Film Festival http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/Four_Eyed_Monsters/125/2558/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Four Eyed Monsters
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: patches
Post Date: 8/21/2006 12:52:37 PM
Body: Has anyone been following the Four Eyed Monsters story through their video podcasts? They have a myspace page too http://www.myspace.com/foureyedmonsters. Suggest a screening in Grand Rapids, MI. Check out their site and write what you think here. http://www.foureyedmonsters.com/ http://www.myspace.com/foureyedmonsters
]]>Mon, 21 Aug 2006 16:52:37 GMTFour Eyed MonstersGR Movies and HappeningsHas anyone been following the Four Eyed Monsters story through their video podcasts? They have a myspace page too http://www.myspace.com/foureyedmonsters. Suggest a screening in Grand Rapids, MI. Check out their site and write what you think here. http://www.foureyedmonsters.com/ http://www.myspace.com/foureyedmonsters8/21/2006 12:52:37 PMHas anyone been following the Four Eyed Monsters story through their video podcasts? They have a myspace page too http://www.myspace.com/foureyedmonsters. Suggest a screening in Grand Rapids, MI. Check out their site and write what you think here. http://www.foureyedmonsters.com/ http://www.myspace.com/foureyedmonsters http://www.spout.com/groups/GR_Movies_and_Happenings/Portable_Cinema/125/1803/1/ShowPost.aspxPost Subject: Portable Cinema
Group Name: GR Movies and Happenings
Last Post By: george
Post Date: 7/13/2006 10:58:17 AM
Body: Hello fellow Grand Rapidians!!Every once and while throught the summer the Portable Cinema project screens free outdoor movies in various public parks and open spaces throughout Grand Rapids. Tonight, Thursday the 13th, is one such night. there will be a screening of Friday the 13th at dusk in Eastown's Wilcox Park. It's of course totally free- you just need to bring a chair, probably a blanket, and definitely some bugspray for this location!!I am really excited about seeing this movie in this location because it is so dark and woody. spooky!more info about this screening!!
]]>Thu, 13 Jul 2006 14:58:17 GMTPortable CinemaGR Movies and HappeningsHello fellow Grand Rapidians!!Every once and while throught the summer the Portable Cinema project screens free outdoor movies in various public parks and open spaces throughout Grand Rapids. Tonight, Thursday the 13th, is one such night. there will be a screening of Friday the 13th at dusk in Eastown's Wilcox Park. It's of course totally free- you just need to bring a chair, probably a blanket, and definitely some bugspray for this location!!I am really excited about seeing this movie in this location because it is so dark and woody. spooky!more info about this screening!!7/13/2006 10:58:17 AMHello fellow Grand Rapidians!!Every once and while throught the summer the Portable Cinema project screens free outdoor movies in various public parks and open spaces throughout Grand Rapids. Tonight, Thursday the 13th, is one such night. there will be a screening of Friday the 13th at dusk in Eastown's Wilcox Park. It's of course totally free- you just need to bring a chair, probably a blanket, and definitely some bugspray for this location!!I am really excited about seeing this movie in this location because it is so dark and woody. spooky!more info about this screening!!