Coming This Summer to the CINE Screen for Gala Week. . .
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Moving Pictures: Portraying History's Horrors on Film
Wednesday, June 2, 3:30 pm program and reception
At the Washington DCJCC, 16th and Q Streets NW, Washington, DC
What decision-making, ethical and technical issues does a filmmaker wrestle with when creating a film about some of history's darkest moments? Join us for compelling and revealing panel discussion with selected clips and audience Q&A. Scheduled guests: Rick Allen, Nanking; Erik Nelson, producer of Hitler's Hidden Holocaust; and Andrea Nix Fine and Sean Fine, producers of War Dance. Program followed by reception with light hors d'oeuvres. Presented by CINE, Women in Film and Video-DC and the Washington Jewish Film Festival. $15 general admission; $10 for WIFV and DCJCC members and in conjunction with ticket purchased to CINE's 2010 Annual Awards Gala.
Kodak Presents: An Evening of the Best CINE Student Films of 2009
Wednesday, June 2, 8:30 pm, Navy Memorial Theatre, 701 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC.
Don't miss this chance to glimpse the future of film when we screen the CINE Special Jury Award winners in CINE's Student Division: Down in Number 5 (Entertainment - Drama; Kim Spurlock, Director); Reach (Entertainment - Animation; Luke Randall, Director); Jessie's Dad (Documentary; Boaz Dvir, Director); and Werewolf Trouble (entertainment - Comedy; Charlie Anderson, Director). A panel following will be led by CINE Board Member Melanie Jones of Kodak. Light dessert will be served. $10 per person.
5 on 5 for 5 Pitch Session
Thursday, June 3, 11:00-12:30 Discovery HD Theatre, One Discovery Place, Silver Spring, MD
In conjunction with our 2010 Awards Gala, we're bringing back CINE's popular "5 on 5 for 5" pitch session! On June 3, 2010 at Discovery Communications, we'll give 5 selected filmmakers the opportunity to make a 5 minute pitch to 5 industry pros. Submit your proposal by May 14 for your opportunity to pitch! CINE judges will select 5 filmmakers to participate in the pitch session, and the winner will receive an interview with a network development executive. $10 per person. 12:30-1:15 Lunch Break.
5 on 5 for 5 Guidelines:
Pitch proposals should be no more than one page and should include:
•Program Description
•Program Length
•Format
•Intended Audience
•Your role (producer, writer, director)
•Estimated Budget
Send proposals to pitch@cine.org by May 14.
Possibilities and Pitfalls: Navigating the Risky Terrain of New Media
Thursday, June 3, 1:30-3:00 Discovery HD Theatre, One Discovery Place, Silver Spring, MD
Producing or want to produce new media content? Fully understand the legal risks associated with Web 2.0 platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and blogs? How about rights clearance and other related issues? Whether new media content is your goal or an additional marketing avenue for a more traditional production, you don't want to miss this panel discussion.
The Chubb Group of Insurance Companies has its finger on the pulse of new media and wants to share its knowledge with the people who need it most: new media producers. In conjunction with 2010 Annual CINE Awards Gala, Chubb will host an interactive panel on June 3 at 1:30 pm at Discovery Communications to help producers navigate the terrain of new media. Panelists will include Ken Goldstein, Worldwide Media Liability Manager of Chubb; CINE Board Member Daniel Tibbets, EVP/Studio Chief GoTV Networks; Todd Broder, President of Broderville Pictures, Peter A. Marshall, SVP. of DeWitt Stern Group, Inc; Nathan E. Siegel, Partner with Levine, Sullivan Koch and Schulz; and a representative of SnagFilms. Mat Tombers, President of Intermat, and past president of CINE, will moderate.
Hidden Facets of the Holocaust: Screening of Hitler's Hidden Holocaust and Panel With Filmmaker Erik Nelson
Tuesday, June 1, 6:30 PM, Navy Memorial Theatre, 701 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED
Screening of Hitler's Hidden Holocaust and clips from Scrapbooks from Hell, followed by a panel with the films' director Erik Nelson.
