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IE film group goes gangbusters February 12, 2010 11:03PM |
From http://blogs.inlandsocal.com/iguide/2010/02/ie-film-group-goes-gangbusters.html
IE film group goes gangbusters
By Juliane Ngan on February 8, 2010 8:52 AM
Riverside resident Eric Harnden led the second meeting of the Independent Filmmakers of the Inland Empire group Wednesday. Membership continues to increase and group leaders are hoping to continue to get the word out about filmmaking in the region.
Inlandsocal was at the group's February meeting, click here to see the video.
-- Article by Eric Harnden, President of the Independent Filmmakers of the Inland Empire
Wednesday's meeting of the Independent Filmmakers of the Inland Empire was a real treat and the response was an exciting surprise. There were approximately forty people in attendance, a huge jump from the eight that came to the first meeting.
Since the group is new, the reasons for these first meetings were to 1) establish the group, 2) introduce filmmaking enthusiasts to one another and 3) start to organize the group and structure of the meetings. I've found with related past activities, like when I ran a 48 hour film project team, that it takes a number of meetings before things find their groove.
Because one of the main purposes of the group is to help filmmakers, we surveyed the group to see what they expected from coming to these meetings, how they would like the meetings to run and what they wanted to see at future meetings.
Having gone to numerous successful film related and other types of enthusiast group meetings, I am patterning the basic structure of the "IFIE" meetings after those. Taking from the desires of the group, we will be holding a structured format agenda with announcements, education, presentations, show and tells, networking time and raffles.
Filmmaking is a dynamic process and I fully expect these meetings to have a dynamic life to them but one thing's for certain, there are a lot of independent filmmakers and related crew, talent and artists here in the Inland Empire and we are here to help them do what they what to do, create films.
Because of the overwhelming response and anticipated growth of the group, we are looking for a bigger venue in which to hold our monthly meetings.
To find out about more about the group or when and where the next meetings will take place, please click here.
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Eric Harnden
Quintessential Studios
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IE film group goes gangbusters
By Juliane Ngan on February 8, 2010 8:52 AM
Riverside resident Eric Harnden led the second meeting of the Independent Filmmakers of the Inland Empire group Wednesday. Membership continues to increase and group leaders are hoping to continue to get the word out about filmmaking in the region.
Inlandsocal was at the group's February meeting, click here to see the video.
-- Article by Eric Harnden, President of the Independent Filmmakers of the Inland Empire
Wednesday's meeting of the Independent Filmmakers of the Inland Empire was a real treat and the response was an exciting surprise. There were approximately forty people in attendance, a huge jump from the eight that came to the first meeting.
Since the group is new, the reasons for these first meetings were to 1) establish the group, 2) introduce filmmaking enthusiasts to one another and 3) start to organize the group and structure of the meetings. I've found with related past activities, like when I ran a 48 hour film project team, that it takes a number of meetings before things find their groove.
Because one of the main purposes of the group is to help filmmakers, we surveyed the group to see what they expected from coming to these meetings, how they would like the meetings to run and what they wanted to see at future meetings.
Having gone to numerous successful film related and other types of enthusiast group meetings, I am patterning the basic structure of the "IFIE" meetings after those. Taking from the desires of the group, we will be holding a structured format agenda with announcements, education, presentations, show and tells, networking time and raffles.
Filmmaking is a dynamic process and I fully expect these meetings to have a dynamic life to them but one thing's for certain, there are a lot of independent filmmakers and related crew, talent and artists here in the Inland Empire and we are here to help them do what they what to do, create films.
Because of the overwhelming response and anticipated growth of the group, we are looking for a bigger venue in which to hold our monthly meetings.
To find out about more about the group or when and where the next meetings will take place, please click here.
--
Eric Harnden
Quintessential Studios
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[wordpress.quintessentialstudios.net]
[twitter.com]
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