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NEW PODCAST EPISODE POSTING TODAY!! My podcast "The Real Stuff" is a series of interviews with the makers of unscripted tv and film.  You can listen to it streaming on my site www.darrencoyle.com or subscribe to it on iTunes.

My guest this episode is John Gyovai.

John is a documentary filmmaker living and working in Washington, D.C.

John has been following in his father’s footsteps as a filmmaker, but didn’t go to school to study film.  He got a job in the business, and has simply learned along the way.  But John has a loftier goal other than making good films.  John’s goal is simple: change the world. 

John doesn’t want to change the world with his films, he wants to teach the world how to make their own films so that everyone has a voice and tells their story.  At least he keeps it realistic.  And he has been doing a pretty good job of it – traveling around the world telling stories and teaching filmmaking.

Hi D-Worders.

I am fellow documentary director and shooter and our production company FILM FOR THOUGHT just bought a fantastic C300 package we are willing to rent out to our documentary colleagues during our shooting schedule downtime.

We bought the camera since it's so light, modular, very unobtrusive and easy to professionally color-correct with its C-log setting. It's an amazing A-roll interview camera that rivals the RED. And most importantly – it has an unmatched low-light capability (we did professional tests and the camera held with minimal natural-looking grain up to an ISO of 6400) .

We are using the camera around 1 or 2 days a week which means it's available quite a bit. I have no interest in renting out the camera package to a big rental house but rather have it stay within the documentary community.

[ ] C300 EF Mount
[ ] 16-35mm Lens (L-series)
[ ] 24-105mm Lens (L-series)
[ ] Arri Baseplate
[ ] 15'' Rods
[ ] Genus Shoulder Mount that doesn't interfere with the tripod face plate
[ ] 3 Cards (2x16 Gigs, 1x32 Gigs Sandisk UltraPro = 164 minutes continues shoot time)
[ ] 3 Canon Batteries
[ ] Cartoni Focus HD Fluid-Head Tripod

If needed I can get you these additional lenses and audio gear:
[ ] Canon L-series 70-200mm
[ ] Canon L-series 50mm Prime
[ ] Canon L-series 85mm Prime
[ ] 2 Lavaries
[ ] Sennheiser Boom
[ ] 2 Lectrosonics Wireless systems

[ ] Plus we have a 5D Mark III as a matching B-camera package if you need a second camera.

We are based in Downtown LA but can deliver and pick-up. And our friend rate is 20% below the current rental market price. If you are interested, please send me an email to: contact[at]filmforthoughtinc[dot]com

Hello D-worders,

Anyone interested in the following equipment for sale, due to just resting and not ever being used in our equipment closet:

a complete GlideCam V16, with vest, arms, waits (28 in total) and monitor (L7 PRO). $950 OBO

Condition: has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended.

A Porta Brace CO-AB-M Carry-On Camcorder Case (Blue) $150
Condition: unused item with no signs of wear. Missing the original packaging.

I will also place it on Ebay, but wanted to get heads up if anyone is interested. Available for pick up in New York City area. Give me a call
6465755511 or email me info@wondertimefilms.com

and this is the bag i am selling!

hey everybody, Kevin Hallagan again. I just launched a kickStarter campaign to raise funds for the first documentary of my career. It's going to be a wild ride and extremely difficult, but I know I can do it. here's the link: http://kck.st/N3Ni9c

My documentary is not just about Binghamton, Ny, it's about how economics and the environment are codependents whose sum is overall living quality. I'm using Binghamton as a representation of many areas in the United States that got hit hard by the recession, but instead of it being a story about loss and hardship it's a story of hope for the future.

Please check out my link and spread it around the internet. i need to get it seen by as many people as possible if I want to reach my goal by July 27.

Thanks D-Word!

-Kevin

Here is a review of the (NO-budget) film we are presenting in Nepal in two weeks:
http://www.mediaindigena.com/guest/arts-and-culture/review-rober-de-jesus-guacheta-the-work-goes-on-at-imaginenative-2010

With your help we'll be there in person:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/610988975/help-us-get-to-kathmandu

Donate >>> Community-based media <<< Good Karma

I'm selling my Sony NEX FS-100 (body only) and replacing it with a NEX FS-700.
The camera is one year old and is in perfect condition.

Description:
The NEX-FS100 is an interchangeable lens camcorder featuring a Super 35mm sensor equivalent in size to a Super35mm film camera (same as PMW-F3).

With a lens adapter, it will except almost any 35mm lens... including Nikon, Zeiss, Sony, Minolta and Canon.

More info here:
http://www.ndgmontreal.ca/

Bill Kerrigan
Montreal, Quebec,
514 238 9775
bill@kerrigan.ca
http://www.kerrigan.ca

Looking for a very experienced archivist to navigate US archival footage for our ITVS doc on Iraq. Please contact: JehanHarney@aol.com
Thanks!

A new episode of my podcast "The Real Stuff" has posted today. The podcast is a series of interviews with the creators of unscripted tv and film. You can listen to it streaming on my site www.darrencoyle.com or subscribe to it on iTunes.

My guest this episode is Ben Logan. He co-directed (with Mandy Stein) a feature doc about the Bad Brains which played recently at the Silver Docs festival. It's called "Bad Brains: A Band In D.C."

Hi everyone! I am subletting my 875 square foot loft in the Far West Village/Meat Packing district from August 19-August 30th or September 1st. If interested I can send you photographs and the daily rate. Hoping to sublet for a minimum of one week. Thanks. It is a 5-story walk up, FYI but with fantastic view, neighborhood with tons of amenities, a large roof garden over my loft and lots of sunshine. rotondiresearch@nyc.rr.com

Hi all,

I'm in the middle of a Kickstarter campaign and I invite you all to check it out. http://kck.st/LyRWgk

Coded Stories: Art, Bar Codes, & Mapuche Identity
Coded Stories, a documentary film, weaves together contemporary art with indigenous rights to convey the struggle of the Mapuche of Chile to preserve their culture and way of life. The goal of Coded Stories is to spread awareness about the plight of the Mapuche, a people whose traditions are under serious threat.

The film follows artist Guillermo Bert, a Chilean-born, Los Angeles-based artist whose recent work was inspired by the similarities between Mapuche textile patterns and contemporary bar codes (QR codes). Bert's art raises questions about identity, globalization, modernization, and challenges facing indigenous cultures in the Americas.

Please help spread the word. The campaign ends July 17, and we have quite a way to go. Thank you!

I am currently seeking a MARKETING/OUTREACH INTERN to assist with outreach for our documentary film, WORDS OF WITNESS.

WORDS OF WITNESS follows a young female journalist navigating historical times in Egypt. It premiered at the Berlin Film Festival in 2012. We are currently gearing up for our theatrical at Docuweeks in August. http://www.wordsofwitness.com/index.php

A minimum commitment of 3 months is required for all internships 10 hours a week. Candidate should have his/her own laptop. To apply, please email a cover letter and resume to ap@iskanderfilms.com. After 2-3 month, this position has the potential to lead to a long term paying job.

INTERNSHIP

Depending on your interest, responsibilities may include:
+ Work directly with the Director and the Distribution and Outreach Coordinator
+Assist with administrative tasks around screenings
+ Extensive knowledge of Twitter, Facebook, and other Social Media
+ Coordinate events and screenings
+ Research and contact educators, community organizations, social justice institutions, activists, and filmmakers on outreach, content, networking, and various opportunities

Skills:
+ Candidate should have good oral and written communication skills
+ Comfortable working on Mac environments and with applications like Word, Excel, internet, Mail, etc.
+ Ability to think outside of the box and multi task while paying close attention to detail
+ The ideal candidates will be highly motivated self-starters, able to work independently and collaboratively
+ Knowledge of Arabic is a plus though not a requirement

Hello all,

We are in search of a PA to work in our LA office on a major international sports documentary. The candidate must be a fluent German speaker and available 5 days a week for one or two weeks minimum. Final Cut experience a plus but not required. Duties include: working directly with the creative team, screening, translating and subtitling German footage into English. This is a paid job.

Please contact Associate Producer, Russell Sheaffer. Email: rlsfilms@gmail.com

Thanks in advance!

Our next DocuClub screening will take place on Thursday July 19 at DCTV, at 7p.m., located at 87 Lafayette (at Walker). This month, we will screen a rough cut of Paul Devlin’s THE FRONT MAN. Our moderator will be Arts Engine’s own Phil Lane.

If you’re planning to attend, please RSVP to docuclub@artsengine.net.


Admission at DCTV is free for current DocuClub members and $6 for non-members.


Tickets will be sold at the door, cash only.


Doors open at 6:30 p.m. No admittance after 7:15 p.m.



THE FRONT MAN is a hilarious romantic musicomedy that also emerges as the life story of an iconic American character. Jim and his wife Christie struggle with the merits of abandoning a loose and carefree post-adolescent lifestyle in favor of starting a family and pursuing comfort and security. For restless artists, however, does the path to finally becoming grownups also bring happiness?

Award-winning filmmaker Paul Devlin (SLAMNATION, POWER TRIP, BLAST!) has been following the story of his childhood friend Jim Wood for over 12 years. Jim and his band, Loaded Poets, represent Everyman rock ‘n’ rollers, still tirelessly recording music in their basements 20 years and several hundred songs since they formed in high school.

A dynamic, outrageous spokesman, Jim’s humor is as contagious as his music. But eventually he must answer the question all performers face, especially when the audiences dwindle and the Rock Star promise has faded: What is the purpose of creating one’s art?

Jim and Christie invite us into their lives with intelligence and humor to discover what happens when the Rock ‘n’ Roll Dream and the American dream collide.

About the Filmmaker:

A five-time Emmy winner for his work on NBC’s Olympics and CBS’s Tour de France, Paul has created numerous independent projects including 4 feature-length, theatrically-released, nonfiction narrative films: SLAMNATION, FREESTYLE: THE ART OF RHYME, POWER TRIP and BLAST!. These critically acclaimed films have screened for millions of viewers in over 120 countries, and been featured on The Colbert Report, NPR, BBC World News, PBS, The New York Times, Variety, etc. Paul has won over a dozen international film festival awards and received an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best Documentary.

About the Moderator:

Phil Lane manages the fiscal sponsorship program of Arts Engine’s MediaMaker services. Before joining Arts Engine, Phil worked in the San Francisco Bay Area for a variety of start-ups and independent media organizations. From 2003 through 2007, he served as Operations Manager for the nationally renowned Ninth Street Independent Film Center. As a mediamaker, his feature length documentary, WORKING TITLE, screened at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and Montclair Art Museum, and is now being distributed to colleges and universities around the world. Phil has a degree in Film and Television from Boston University and an MBA from San Francisco State University.

About DCTV:

Founded in 1972, DCTV is an independent media arts center and resource for NYC’s indie filmmaking community, providing: hands-on workshops; low-cost production equipment, facility, and post-production rentals; a signature screening & event series; renowned youth programming; and countless award-winning documentary productions to broadcast air.

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We need support to push our documentary "The Other Side of the Rainbow" over the finishing line. But for that we need to raise money to afford the needed facilities.

“The Other Side of the Rainbow” shows what it means to be gay, lesbian or transgender today in Berlin by portraying four individuals, who are in some way or another part of Berlin’s LGBT community, but won’t quiet fit in into the usual clichés: 22-year-old free spirit Isabelle, gay punk Nico, transgender writer and performer Jayrome and, the handicapped Mark. A parallel fifth storyline tells the background of Berlin’s gay pride and the development from on to two different parades on the same day in the city.

If our project raised your interest, please visit our fundraising campaign at Indiegogo.

http://www.indiegogo.com/the-other-side-of-the-rainbow

Join our ARMY OF LOVERS!

PLEASE HELP US MAKE THIS HAPPEN!
WE NEED YOU!

Are there ever DocuClub meetings in the LA area?

LARGE FILM/VIDEO EQUIPMENT SALE (Midtown)
A CHILDREN'S NON-PROFIT IS LOOKING TO SELL LOTS OF FILM EQUIPMENT

The organization acquired a lot of film equipment in the past year that is barely used and that it is now hoping to sell. It is selling this excellent, lightly-used gear – Camera, Sound, Lighting – at roughly 65% of the retail price.

The organization will be having a series of Open Houses to showcase these items. The first Open House is scheduled for this Wednesday, July 18, 2012.

WHEN & WHERE: 263 W 38th Street in New York, from 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm.

PLEASE RSVP: The location is a secure site, so if you're interested in attending the Open House or are interested in specific items, please e-mail Charles Farrell (below) with your name and approximate arrival time so that we can ensure access for you.

EQUIPMENT: We have a huge inventory of gear.

SOME OF THE ITEMS INCLUDE...

CAMERA

- 2 Panasonic AG-AF100 Micro Four Thirds Professional HD Camcorders – $2,812
Large 4/3" Sensor Camcorder – shallow depth of field in a user friendly package

- Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L USM Telephoto Zoom Lens – $980
Classic, beautiful lens for Canon DSLRs and C300

- Shape Composite Grip Camera Support – $380
Very well-built and comfortable camera rig – note, this may include long 24" rails instead of shorter black ones.

- Genus Superior Follow Focus for DSLR Cameras – $650
Excellent, precise follow focus, .8 pitch gear – standard for film

- Marshall Electronics V-LCD70XP-3GSDI-AB 7" LCD Field Monitor w/Anton-Bauer Mount – $750
HD-SDI video monitor with Anton Bauer battery plate for extra long run time. All the bells and whistles you'd expect from a Marshall monitor

- Redrock Micro microMatteBox Deluxe Bundle – $500
Matte box mounts to 15mm rods, with swing away door and flag. Holds 4x4 and 4x5.65" filter sizes

- 2 Manfrotto 504HD Head w/546B 2-Stage Aluminum Tripod Systems – $410
Very solid tripod with silky smooth fluid head

- AJA Ki Pro Mini Compact Field Recorder – $,1310
HDMI or HD-SDI external video recorder. Records 10 bit Avid DNxHD or Apple ProRes files to CF card. Improve your camera's codec or go direct-to-edit

- 6 SanDisk 64GB Extreme Pro CompactFlash Card – $63

- 6 Switronix XP-L90A 14.4 VDC Lithium Ion Brick Battery – $165
Anton Bauer mount Batteries, 98wh

- Switronix XC-2LA 2-Position Simultaneous Charger – 12 VDC 70 Watt Power Supply all Chemistry 3 Stud AB-type – $370
Multi-Chemistry battery charger for Anton Bauer Mount batteries

SOUND

- Sennheiser MKH 416 Shotgun Microphone – $650
Legendary shotgun microphone. Excellent reach, and nearly impervious to humidity.

- Sound Devices 302 Portable 3 Channel Field Mixer – $845
Professional quality compact mixer

- Petrol PS607 Deca Mixer Bag – $125
Small mixer bag, fits the SD 302

- PSC XLR Betacam Breakaway Cable for 2 output Field Mixers (25-Feet) – $150
Stereo cable for connecting mixer to a camera, includes headphone return and quick release

LIGHTING

- Matthews Lighting Control Kit – 18x24" – $300
Kit of 18"x24" lighting control flags, scrims, silks and cucolori

- Avenger A2033FKIT Century Stand Grip Head, Arm Kit – 10.75' (3.25m) Quality C-Stands – $105

LOTS MORE!!!
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B-_8-vFX1lBXdXlTRE9jR05OTzQ

PLEASE E-MAIL Charles Farrell at chfarrell [at] gmail [dot] com for inquiries or to RSVP for the Open House.

Need DC shooter for 3 hour shoot in town Wed July 18 for indie feature doc. Need experienced doc shooter with own gear who can handle sound also. No lighting. Can pay. Please call 917-992-2932 ask for Lise.
Thanks.

We're subletting our office in Brooklyn for the month of August. Great location in building full of filmmakers editors, web designers etc. Wifi, three desks, coffee table – about 300 sqf. If interested email movie@theiranjob.com

I am looking for someone to animate several segments of a storyboard I am drawing about a young Iraqi who worked for the US military as an interpreter. Something simple is what I have in mind and I would like to use this as a fundraising tool. The narration is the audio interview. Please contact me at scottdav60@hotmail.com. Thanks!

Hello all,
We're looking for a person experienced in FCP to do a sound pass for our film rough cut in NYC this coming weekend 7/28 or 7/29. Please contact: jehanharney@aol.com
Thanks!!
J.

Selling my lens Sigma 17-50 2.8 Nikon Mount (ALMOST NEW).

BH Photo sells it new for $669, I am selling it after only two shoots for almost $200 less, only $499. The lens was always used with the UV filter on. Includes original box, fabric case, instructions, uv filter, lens cap, and lens hood.

I was using this for video with the Sony FS-100, but it would work great with Sony F3, Panasonic Af100, Canon C300 and all Nikon photo cameras and DSLRS.

See photos and more of the add on craigslist:
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/pho/3158585920.html

email me:
fooefilm a.t. gmail

One week until the end of our campaign and we still need about $1300.

PLEASE SUPPORT OUR FILM!
http://www.indiegogo.com/the-other-side-of-the-rainbow

Meet our protagonists:
here are 4 short clips from the film

"Jayrome" ... https://vimeo.com/45696408
"Nico" ... https://vimeo.com/45696407
"Isabelle" ... https://vimeo.com/45696406
"Mark" ... https://vimeo.com/45696409

“The Other Side of the Rainbow” shows what it means to be gay, lesbian or transgender today in Berlin by portraying four individuals, who are in some way or another part of Berlin’s LGBT community, but won’t quiet fit in into the usual clichés: 22-year-old free spirit Isabelle, gay punk Nico, transgender writer and performer Jayrome and, the handicapped Mark. A parallel fifth storyline tells the background of Berlin’s gay pride and the development from on to two different parades on the same day in the city.

Seeking highly experienced archival researcher to find materials in Europe

For a feature-length historical documentary. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
many thanks, Nancy Kates
Kates62@aol.com

In reply to Joshua Z Weinstein's post on Mon 23 Jul 2012 :

Lens sold.