Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
TONIGHT: Wednesday, Nov. 26
The next installment of the Dailies:PORTAL Film Exchange Project screens at the Goethe Zentrum at Colony Square in Midtown tonight. New works from Germany, Poland, Russia and Austin, Texas.
WHAT: Dailies:PORTAL Screening
WHERE: Goethe Zentrum, 2nd floor at Colony Square Midtown (14th and Peachtree)
WHEN: 6:30-8pm, discussion to follow
ENTRY: FREE (park beneath and bring ticket up for validation), donations for beer and wine
More on the project from Tim Habeger:
"DAILIES has had 5 screenings in Berlin and Munich. We always a big crowd and great discussion. We believe in an equal exchange -- our artists showing there and theirs showing here 50/50.
DAILIES will have more screenings in 2009. We also have a co-production film project beginning between Atlanta and Berlin.
This is a perfect time to join in the discussion.
The Goethe Institute funds travel for several filmmakers each year. The discussion after the screenings helps them understand the interest in our filmmakers for working outside Atlanta. Goethe is not just a German Cultural institution, but is a global network with branches in most major cities world wide (5 in America). They support work in each of the hundreds of cities world wide.
The hope of the Dailies PORTAL exchange is not to immediately like each others films, but to see if a dialogue is possible.
The challenge is to work to find shared needs and strengths -- ways to work together. It's hard and requires open minds on both sides, but it is well worth the effort. We hope that two of the filmmakers you will see tonight will be working with us in Atlanta this next year." -----
WHAT: Dailies:PORTAL Screening
WHERE: Goethe Zentrum, 2nd floor at Colony Square Midtown (14th and Peachtree)
WHEN: 6:30-8pm, discussion to follow
ENTRY: FREE (park beneath and bring ticket up for validation), donations for beer and wine
More on the project from Tim Habeger:
"DAILIES has had 5 screenings in Berlin and Munich. We always a big crowd and great discussion. We believe in an equal exchange -- our artists showing there and theirs showing here 50/50.
DAILIES will have more screenings in 2009. We also have a co-production film project beginning between Atlanta and Berlin.
This is a perfect time to join in the discussion.
The Goethe Institute funds travel for several filmmakers each year. The discussion after the screenings helps them understand the interest in our filmmakers for working outside Atlanta. Goethe is not just a German Cultural institution, but is a global network with branches in most major cities world wide (5 in America). They support work in each of the hundreds of cities world wide.
The hope of the Dailies PORTAL exchange is not to immediately like each others films, but to see if a dialogue is possible.
The challenge is to work to find shared needs and strengths -- ways to work together. It's hard and requires open minds on both sides, but it is well worth the effort. We hope that two of the filmmakers you will see tonight will be working with us in Atlanta this next year." -----
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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
TONIGHT: Tuesday, October 28
...is International Animation Day. ASIFA - an international animation organization - has chapters all over the world that exchange work and screen it today in celebration of contemporary animated film. If you haven't reserved your free seats, show up to ASIFA-Atlanta's event tonight at the HIGH, and there are likely to be some extra seats. Screenings at 7 and 9pm.
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Friday, October 10, 2008
Friday, October 10
Zombie Art Show, featuring stills from the flick "Necromance" and live zombies.
8pm -
Octane Coffeehouse and Lounge
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Monday, September 29, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Venture Out metamorphosis
I've been reviewing some history, notes, and functions of this blog, and will be doing some restructuring. In doing this, I realized that some of the on-going film nights and related events have died. That's sad. I'm interested in what people think about these events and any ideas you might have as to why they died off. Also, your feedback throughout the formation and life of this blog has been priceless, and is especially appreciated during this time. Please leave comments and/or email me.
victoriaisrabbit@gmail.com
victoriaisrabbit@gmail.com
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
TONIGHT: Saturday, Sept. 20
Custom MUNNY show at MINT Gallery
8pm-12am
DJ Baron Saturday of Judi Chicago
After MUNNYbrella, stop by the East Side Lounge in East Atlanta for the HURT Show, curated by Rene Arriagada. Some of our favorite Atlanta artists couldn't participate in the MUNNY Show because they're showing their stuff here. Definitely check it out.
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