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N E T W O R K I N G
J o i n t h e C R E A T I V E X C H A N G E
(formally the Hamilton Film & Television Network)
Hamilton, Ontario film, television and multi media based network
A local network of film, television and multi media based companies and people. Establish a group in your area of expertise; Check out the forums and discussions.
To Join visit: http://filmhamiltonontario.ning.com/?xgi=cmoFTwz
F i r s t T u e s d a y N e t w o r k i n g E v e n t
1st Tuesday of every month, 5 to 7 PMVarious locations, Hamilton
$5 cover charge (to offset the cost of food); Cash bar and other refreshments available.
The First Tuesday networking event is held monthly in different locations in Hamilton and is one component of a larger local focus on the film, digital media and music industries. The purpose of this event is to bring people and companies together in a relaxed and comfortable setting to allow them to network and find common ground.
We have expanded our Film Networking Event to include all creative industries with a special emphasis on Film, Digital Media and Music.
Check out The CreativeXchange: http://filmhamiltonontario.ning.com/
and www.creativeXchange.ca for information about this expanded network.
Please Note: We have moved to City Hall, 71 Main Street West.
Please contact us for further details: 905-546-2424 ext. 4122 / jnorton@hamilton.ca
H a m i l t o n V i d e o / F i l m M a k e r s
1st Thursday of every month
Doors open 7 PM
Meeting starts 7:30 PM
@ Stoney Creek Legion
12 King Street East, Stoney Creek
(Enter side door from the parking lot)
Monthly meeting held on the 1st Thursday each month at the Stoney Creek Legion. Enter side door from the parking lot Meetings are free, membership required after 3 months.
Are you interested in making your own films or videos? Do you want to learn more about how to use your camcorder, or how to edit and improve your home videos? Would you like to work alone on your own projects or would you prefer to work with others on a team? Are you interested in writing scripts or narrations? Do you a have a musical talent, or would you rather work in front of the camera? Maybe you’d enjoy contributing by doing research for documentaries or travelogues.
Whatever your interests, experience, or skill level, the Hamilton Video/Film Makers are there for everyone interested in movie making for the joy of it!
The club was formed in 1938 as the Hamilton Movie Club. Only one of the founding members (John J. Carey, FRPS, FSCA) (Passed Away this year) still came as an active member, but several others have seen the progression from 16 mm. through 8 mm., Super8, and now video. Today most members use video in various formats but a handful still work occasionally in film, and many have carried their film roots into the new era. Membership fluctuates, of course, but currently about forty members, from as far afield as Brantford, Markham, Niagara Falls, Simcoe, Toronto, Welland, Woodstock, and even Barrie, attend twelve regular meetings on the first Thursday of every month.
For more information call: 905-662-4406
or visit: http://hvfm.ca
M E D I A M O N D A Y
2nd Monday of every month, 7 to 9 PM
@ Acclamation Bar & Grill
191 James Street North, Hamilton
T H E A R T B U S
1st and 2nd Fridays of every month, 6:30 PM
@ The Pearl Company
16 Steven St. (at King William), Hamilton
Art Excursions and Gallery Tours: Explore Hamilton's exciting gallery scene!
Starting from The Pearl Company at 6:30pm and ending there with an après-tour wind-down.
An inexpensive and safe evening of fun! Meet new people and/or bring your own party. Group Tours arranged
Cost: $15 per person with complimentary parking.
For more information or to book groups call: 905 524-0606 or email: barbaramilne@cogeco.ca
V O L U N T E E R P O S T I N G S
C R E W C A L L
Hello my name is Graziano Mainolfi and I'm an artist / filmmaker in the Hamilton area, shooting my second film "After She's Gone". I am looking for crew volunteer's to help out with carrying equipment, handling lights, and sound. Understanding what to do with sound. Food will be provided. I'll be shooting in the Hamilton, Burlington area.
DESCRIPTION
Derek talks to the camera from time to time. He works in a bakery. Never had a girl, but one friend named Jenny. Growing up, Derek always had trouble talking to girls. His friend Jenny is like one of the guys. During high school he liked a girl named Ana but never got the chance to tell her how he felt about her.
Jenny's has always been friends with Derek and secretly liked him but never told him because he was always fantasizing about Ana.
Derek hasn't seen Ana since they graduated high school until one day Ana walks into the bakery. Derek is happy to see her and thinks he should tell her but at the same time Jenny doesn't want him to.
Does Derek end up telling Ana how he feels?
For more information, please contact Graziano Mainolfi:
E-Mail www.grazianomainolfi.com
Website www.grazianomainolf.com
Phone 905-923-4323
or add on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/graziano.mainolfi
