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March Indiana Filmmakers Network Meeting...CAMERAS!
Written by Chuck Budreau Sunday, 28 February 2010 22:53
This month's Indiana Filmmakers Network meeting will focus on Cameras (pun intended... sorry)
We invite everyone who owns an HD camera to bring it and we'll do a show & tell session. There are many choices out there and this will be a great opportunity to see the physical and technical differences. We also invite anyone who has a good working or technical knowledge of these cameras to join the conversation. We're working on getting a local supplier to join us... I'll post an update if and/or when that is confirmed. Bring your equipment, bring your knowledge... bring a friend!
These meetings are open to anyone with an interest in filmmaking. They are held the second Tuesday of each month at the Hamilton 16 IMAX off I-69 @ Exit 10 in the Hamilton Town Center. The meeting starts at 7pm. There Camera Show & Tell will last about an hour, then we will break into our regular networking session.
| Date: | Tuesday, March 9, 2010 |
| Time: | 7:00pm - 10:00pm |
| Location: | Hamilton 16 IMAX Hamilton Town Center, exit 10 I69 13825 Norell Road Nobelsville IN |
Indiana Filmmakers Network Announces Lafayette Chapter
Written by Chuck Budreau Wednesday, 03 February 2010 22:56
The Indiana Filmmakers Network (IFN) is proud to announce it's first satellite chapter. The new Lafayette Chapter of IFN will host monthly meetings at the Goodrich Eastside 9 Theater on the 3rd Thursday of each month. The First meeting will be held February 18th at 7:00 PM. There is no charge and it is open to the public. Anyone at any creative level is welcome. The theater is located at 300 Farabee Dr. North, Lafayette, Indiana.
This first meeting will be devoted to introducing the Indiana Filmmakers Network to the Lafayette filmmaking community. Members from the Indianapolis Chapter will be present to answer questions and kick off the general networking session.
The Indianapolis Chapter holds it's meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Hamilton 16 IMAX, Noblesville, Indiana.
The Indiana Filmmakers Network works to facilitate dialogue among film and video makers in the state of Indiana, as well as any and all aspects of film, theater, and art. We endeavor to foster a creative community that provides support, camaraderie and resources to those working to see their visions become reality. Our gatherings are open to all with Hoosier connections who wish to participate. Actors, Writers, Directors, Artists, Photographers, Models, Musicians, Make-up & Hair, Design, Fashion, etc.
February Indiana Filmmakers Network Meeting - Indianapolis Area
Written by Chuck Budreau Monday, 01 February 2010 09:59
This month's Indiana Filmmakers Network Meeting will feature a round table discussion on the jobs, roles, etiquette and protocols on the film set. Who does what and why? The do's and don'ts of being a crew member or an actor. After the round table we will break into our usual general networking session.
The Indiana Filmmakers Network holds these meetings on the second Tuesday of each month. Anyone interested in filmmaking is encouraged to attend.
| Date: | Tuesday, February 9, 2010 |
| Time: | 7:00pm - 10:00pm |
| Location: | Hamilton 16 IMAX, Hamilton Town Center, exit 10 I6 |
January 12th Indiana Filmmakers Network Meeting
Written by Chuck Budreau Tuesday, 05 January 2010 20:58
Tell us your plans for 2010
| Date: | Tuesday, January 12, 2010 |
| Time: | 7:00pm - 10:00pm |
| Location: | Hamilton 16 IMAX Hamilton Town Center, exit 10 I69 13825 Norell Road Nobelsville IN |
This month we invite all our local filmmakers to reveal their plans for the new year! First we will go around the room and give everyone a chance to speak about their upcoming projects. Please tell us what the film is about, why you want to make it, the scale of the project, your expected schedule, and what the Indiana film community can do to help you. Then we'll open it up for questions. This will be a great chance to learn who's doing what and how to get involved in these great projects. These guys are going to be looking for crew and talent... we're big on both fronts!
After the Q & A with our filmmakers we will have our usual casual networking session.
Indiana Filmmakers Network Holiday Party
Written by Chuck Budreau Monday, 30 November 2009 14:27
The 2009 Indiana Filmmakers Network Holiday Party will be held Tuesday December 8th at 7pm. The party will take place at Moe's Irish Pub at the Hamilton Town Center, Exit 10 off I-69. Moe's offers family dining, which means this party is open to all IFN Members and guests of any age, including those who are under 21 years of age. As usual the IFN welcomes anyone who is interested in Filmmaking... in any capacity. This will be a great night of networking and socializing. The Indiana Filmmakers Network will be providing appitizers. Drinks may be purchased from the fine folks at Moe's. This party takes the place of the regular IFN monthly meeting.
http://www.indianafilmmakers.org/
http://www.mosirishpub.com/indy/index.html
Film Incentives Survive Budget Cuts!
Written by Thomas Johnson Monday, 06 July 2009 11:09
The Indiana General Assembly passed a 2 year budget that maintains the 15% Tax Credit for film productions. The original House version of the bill included the incentives, but the Senate version did not. There was great concern that the incentives that had gone in effect in July of 2008 were going to be dropped as part of the budget cuts during the special session last week. On Saturday July 4th Governor Daniels signed the compromise budget, that still includes the tax incentives. There was a move in the House to increase the cap from $2.5 Million to $5 Million. The final bill maintained the $2.5 Million cap on the tax credit. The complete tax incentive package details can be found on the Film Indiana website. http://www.in.gov/film/26.htmIndiana Film Incentives In Danger
Written by Thomas Johnson Tuesday, 30 June 2009 22:35
News from the Indiana Media Industry Network:
ALERT: JUNE 26, 2009: Gov. Daniels new budget eliminates the film incentives we fought so hard for. Please call and email your legislators today to tell them to keep the incentives. Click here to contact your elected officials!
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