Saturday, September 6, 2008
One Oxford Centre, 4th & Grant Street
VIP Reception ~ 6:00 pm
Patron Reception - 7:00 pm
Special Guest
Margaret Loesch
Executive Producer - R.L. Stines Goosebumps - The Haunting Hour
Filmed in Pittsburgh
Melissa Martin - Director/Producer
Anita Harnish - Director/Producer
Donna Belajac - Television and Film Casting Director
Yvonne Zanos
Winner of The Patti Burns Award for Excellence in Television
VIP Reception: $125.00
Patron Reception: $85.00
Students and Members: $50.00
For Tickets: Call ProArts Tickets: 412-394-3353
The Actors' Center presents
2008 ACTORS' EXPO
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Attend the Premiere Conference for Actors in the Washington-Baltimore
region…Sign up today for the 3rd Annual Actors’ Expo in Washington, D.C.!
Meet the pro’s - Expand your network - Learn new skills - Get more work
Choose from 30 different workshops and panels presented by more than 60 of the
region’s top stage, film and television directors, actors, casting directors and theatre
educators. This year’s Actors' Expo offers everything from panels on Marketing,
Casting, and Self-Producing, plus others – to workshops on Meisner, Voice Over,
Auditioning for Shakespeare, On Camera technique, and many, many more.
It is a great opportunity to:
Learn how to succeed as an actor from leading professionals
Network with industry professionals & connect with your peers
See the latest actor products & services
Improve your performance skills
Registration is open to all.
Save money by registering before August 31, 2008.
It’s all on one day, under one roof, at The Kellogg Conference Hotel at Gallaudet
University, in the heart of Washington, DC. There’s ample parking and it is
metro-accessible. Sign up today to reserve your place on September 20th!
Seating is limited so sign up early.
Registration is just $35 for Actors’ Center members and only $45 for non-members
if you sign up by August 31, 2008. (Prices go up on 9/1/08.)
The Actors’ Center is a volunteer membership organization and a nonprofit corporation
created by and for actors in the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
2008 SHORT FILM COMPETITION
Every year, the Festival sets aside time for a Competitive Shorts Program. The 2008 submission guidelines are available online. Also new this year, 3RFF accepted submissions through www.withoutabox.com.
The Three Rivers Film Festival is a program of
Pittsburgh Filmmakers. Pittsburgh Filmmakers offers membership, access, education and exhibition programs in media arts. Three Rivers Film Festival is a
Pennsylvania Festival.
The submission deadline for consideration in this year's shorts program is August 29, 2008. There are 2 easy ways to enter your submission to the Three Rivers Film Festival Shorts Program:
1. Download the 2008 entry form and send it along with your submission tape/DVD and entry fee to:
Pittsburgh Filmmakers / 3RFF Shorts Program, attn: Richard Engel, 477 Melwood Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Shorts Submission Guidelines:
- All works must be 25 minutes or less
- Maximum 3 entries per applicant
- A fee of $25 per application applies. If you have exhibited at the Three Rivers Film Festival in the past 4 years, this fee is waived.
