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Warren Report 1/7/10
From Dana Buning (MFA 03) “Please help! A friend and I recently entered the Nikon Festival (Your Day in 140 Seconds or Less) and have made it to the Judges' Top 50, out of over 1200 submissions. There is a great cash prize and camera package awarded to the winner of the Audience Award (and even more for the Judges Award), and I would be incredibly grateful to any FSU supporters willing to click on the link below, watch our video, and give it 5 stars. Our video is called "I Met a Girl" and is in the second row. You vote by clicking on the 5th star above the video image. Each person (computer) can only vote once per video. The events in the story are all true, and the people who lived them could really use that prize! We've hovered in the Top 10 since voting began (in the top 3 for the first several days), so we've actually got a shot. Please check it out and vote if you are willing. Winners are announced on January 13th. Thanks to all! Happy 2010! http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/category/award/ a href="http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/category/award/">http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/category/award/> “
From Rob Muraskin (MFA 05) “A two-minute short I directed, "Carpool Therapy" is a finalist in Nikon's $100,000 online festival! It stars Will Bigham (MFA '04) as a roadside shrink going crazy, and was produced by Jessica Miller (BFA '06), AD'd by Mike Pycher (BFA '05), with cinematography by Lucie Rouche (MFA '06). Check it out here... http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/2009/12/14/carpool-therapy-first-... a href="http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/2009/12/14/carpool-therapy-first-day/">http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/2009/12/14/carpool-therapy-first-day/> Then please click on the stars above the video to vote (five stars would be nice), which is important in the judging. And if you have an extra minute and can tweet or facebook the link and voting info to friends, I'd be really grateful... Thanks!! And Happy Holidays...”
Mark Bendeck and Ryland Jones traveled to Africa to work on the independent feature, Kinyarwanda, this November. The film, to be released in April, was Produced by Darren Dean, and Directed by Alrick Brown. Ryland was credited as camera operator, DIT, and also worked as an assistant editor. Mark worked as a Boom Operator, and was also credited as Production Coordinator. The trailer Ryland edited is on their website: www.kinyarwandamovie.com a href="http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com">http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com a href="http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com">http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com> > They graduated this December, 2009 as BFA's from the FSU Film School. The film is said to be a non-linear telling of the events that took place during the Rwandan Genocide of 1994. Ryland currently living in Flagstaff, AZ, working as Director of Photography on a travel show about doing still photography while traveling. They will be spending 5 weeks in the Yucatan area of Mexico and Guatemala in February, and later in April, travel to Ireland and Spain have been planned. He is also continuing some graphic work for Kinyarwanda.
From Dan Ast (BFA 05) “Just wanted to get the word out. I'm looking for a new roommate. It's a spacious 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom townhouse in Van Nuys, CA. Two car garage and plenty of street parking, washer/dryer, pool on property, basement, AC, large living room, high ceilings, kitchen and separate dining area. The rent is very reasonable so if anyone is interested please contact me at XRansonX@yahoo.com.”
There is a super article and lots of pictures about Victor Nunez in the latest issue of FSU’s Research in Review. Please take a few minutes to check it out online at http://www.rinr.fsu.edu/ a href="http://www.rinr.fsu.edu/">http://www.rinr.fsu.edu/>
Got a Christmas Card from Evan (MFA 00) and Holly Nelson with a fun pix of their 4 kids. They are now living in Gloucester MA and Evan is working with Panavision, NY as a technocrane operator. He says he is working mostly outside NY: Ohio, PA and around Boston. He says they are enjoying a snowy, cold winter - a first for the kids!
From Jeff Dark (BFA 94) House for rent in metro Atlanta! 2 beds / 1 bath at $895 rent and $925 security deposit. Covered parking in driveway, large front porch, large back deck, private fenced backyard, pets welcome, includes a washer and dryer, close to schools, restaurants, shopping, I-75 and I-285. Available immediately, and the FIRST MONTH'S RENT IS FREE. Call Jeff: 404-310-2701.
We had a fun lunch right before the holidays, with all the Film School faculty and staff showing up to celebrate Linda Hensley’s 20th anniversary working for the Film School! She will be going to LA for our February 9 screening; her first visit to LA in all these 20 years!
We have a number of students doing internships in the Spring. Will Sampson is at RKO; Beau DeMayo at Marvel; Matt Sklar at Traction Media; Darrell Wheat with Fox and Paramount; Samantha Polan at Plan B; Kelly Bumford with Catalyst; David Leatherwood with Paul Cohen at Greenlight; Jacquelin Richards at Atlas Media; Kyle Arrington at Rotten Tomatoes; and Bradley Maurer at Outlaw. All of these are in LA. Erin Szwejkowaki is at Focus in NY.
From Michelle Cantor (BFA 06) “Just wanted to let you know about an internship opportunity for any recent FSU grads. It's for MANAGEMENT 101, which is a talent/literary management company based in North Hollywood. We're looking for interns that can receive college credit and can work 3-5 days a week, either in mornings or afternoons. The internship consists of general office and assistant duties such as heavy phones, client submissions, scheduling, and other assorted tasks. The interns get to work directly with casting office, agencies, and clients. It's definitely a busy internship where you'll learn a ton! Past interns have gone on to work at Nickelodeon, Summit, and CAA among other internships- the company helps place all interns once they complete this 4 month program. Anyone interested can send their cover letter/resume to managementasstla@gmail.com “
Tallahassee: Claudia Johnson & her husband Ormond Loomis are downsizing and looking for a furnished or unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom sublet or apartment/house-sit for February through April, 2010. They take wonderful care of the places they live & have a well-trained (and adorable) 12 lb. female maltipoo (Belle). If you know of anything or any leads, let Claudia know at claudiahunterjohnson@gmail.com.
From some FSU Business alums: “A budding business is looking for a talented Director to shoot a multi-million hit YouTube Video. The script is outlined but needs to be organized. Looking for outside the box thinkers—a film different from anything seen before: talent, hard worker, Viral Marketing through YouTube. If interested contact Chris at 904 477 3354 or Chris@basebandbracelets.com.”
From Andre Gordon (FSU 01) Great news, I have been cast in Disney's new Animated series TINGA TINGA TALESTwo feature films I wrote got picked up by Morningstar Films and I am directing one of them, producing both of them and serving as an actor as well! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1562918/ a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1562918/">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1562918/> WEDDING DAY http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1403867/ a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1403867/">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1403867/> YOU'RE MY ANGEL
More updates to come!”
This came to me via email – I know nothing more about this group than appears here: “As we welcome 2010, it’s time to be proactive and remove the cobwebs from your screenplay. Take a moment to visit www.filmliterarygroup.com. Peruse the comprehensive website. Learn more about the unique process of film packaging and how it may help you fulfill your screenwriting aspirations. Our primary responsibility at Film Literary Group is submitting your feature script to interested production executives, independent producers, established directors (with first-look deals) and distribution companies. Experienced consultants at FLG will edit/rewrite your script (if necessary) and package it with a complete film budget; a production top sheet; a cast list of potential actors; another list of possible directors. In addition, we include a marketing breakdown (a complete script analysis). Screenplay adaptations of novels, short stories, and treatments are available upon request. Call us for a free consultation at 310-556-2040. Please don’t forget to indicate your Script Title 1, Script Title 2 & 3.
www.filmliterarygroup.com a href="http://www.filmliterarygroup.com">http://www.filmliterarygroup.com> Film Literary Group | 1901 Ave of the Stars Suite 200 | Los Angeles | CA | 90067 | US”
Video Contest: “1. Produce a video in length between 1 to 3 minutes. Contest is limited in participation to the first 30 participants who enter the contest. Winner(s) will receive a case prize or prizes as follows –
$1,000.00 for first prize
$500.00 for second prize
$250.00 for third prize
2. Suggested content – Contestants must create product videos for Nano Power Finish. Information on the product is available on our website, www.powerthreads.com a href="http://www.powerthreads.com">http://www.powerthreads.com> . Nano Power Finish is a green, eco-friendly finishing product that protects, seals and shines and can be used on virtually any surface. It has hundreds of used in the home, automobile, boat, work environment. Contestants chosen will be provided with free samples of product and all available literature on the product. Contestant agrees that once sample is provided, contested is either required to submit an entry of at least 60 seconds within the contest due date or if the contestant decides not to submit an entry then the sample needs to be returned in its original condition.
3. The contest ends on January 31th, 2010 – all entries must be received by this date. Each contestant can submit up to 3 videos. Only original submissions that are personally created are eligible to win. Winners will be notified by email and or phone by January 25th, 2010.” If you want complete information about this contest, let me know and I’ll email it to you – it doesn’t appear to be on their web site.
This week with the Tallahassee Film Society: "La Danse" This Weekend at All Saints! Coming January 15-17 - "Trucker”. For complete information go to tallahasseefilms.com
We are going to be on a sailboat cruise in the Windward Islands this month. I’ll do a Warren Report next week, but not again until the 28th, so if you have anything you want to share, send it to me now!
FROM THE FSU MAILING LIST
From John Webb (MFA 96) “Seeking basic DV camera & tripod to rent for industrial shoot. Standard Def or Hi-Def. Something along the lines of of a Panasonic DVX or Cannon XV-1. Am interested in day rates for about 20 days rental (non-consecutive). If you have an old camera package sitting around gathering dust, make us an offer. Thanks. sandwich@mindspring.com”
FSU FILM SCREENINGS AND AWARDS UPDATE – January 7, 2010
Murder for a Dime (MFA Thesis 2009 Charles Cagle) was selected for screening at the Durango Independent Film Festival in Durango, Colorado, March 3-7. For more information about this festival, go to www.durangofilm.org.
Soaked (MFA D-2 2009 Praheme) was selected for screening at the San Diego Black Film Festival, January 28-31. For more information about this festival, go to www.SDBFF.com.
Dirty Deeds (BFA F-3 2009 Mark Bendeck) was selected for screening at the Macon Film Festival, February 18-22. For more information about this festival, go to www.maconfilmfestival.com a href="http://www.maconfilmfestival.com">http://www.maconfilmfestival.com> .
The script for The Quartering Act (MFA Thesis 2009 Stephen Bell) was selected as a finalist in the WILDsound Screenplay Contest. For more information about this contest, go to http://www.wildsound-filmmaking-feedback-events.com/film-festival-s....
Love, Emily (MFA D-1 2009 Allison Leger) was selected for screening at the International Youth Film Festival in Port Talbot, South Wales, August 3-7. For more information about this festival, go to www.amritsa.com/IYFF/’10/index.htm.
My Four Inch Precious (MFA Thesis 2008 Sou Yun Sim) was invited to screen at the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival in Florence, Alabama, March 4-7. For more information about this festival, go to www.lindseyfilmfest.com.
Upcoming Screenings And Awards (in chronological order):
The Wall (MFA D-3 2007 Michael Lloyd Green) was invited to screen at the Virginia Festival of Jewish Film in Virginia Beach, January 23-31. For more information about this festival, go to www.jewishva.org a href="http://www.jewishva.org">http://www.jewishva.org> .
Harvest Moon (MFA D-3 2007 Micah Ranum) was invited to screen at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, January 29 – February 6, in the program, "Zombies, vampires and other undead." For more information about this festival, go to http://www.clermont-filmfest.com/.
Singularity (MFA D-2 2009 Stephen Griffin) was selected for screening at the Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival in Seattle, January 30. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?categoryID=216.
The Wall (MFA D-3 2007 Michael Lloyd Green) has been selected for the Tribute evening of Holocaust-themed shorts on March 22, in the Hartford Jewish Film Festival, March 13-23. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.hjff.org/.
My Four Inch Precious (MFA Thesis 2008 Sou Yun Sim) was invited to screen at BeFilm The Underground Film Festival in Manhattan, April 27 – May 1. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.Befilm.net.
Believe (MFA D-3 2007 T. Justin Ross) was selected for screening in the Kids First! traveling film festival. It will screen at around 100 various venues and children’s film festivals that Kids First! is contracted to program over the next several months. For more information about Kids First! and the screenings it programs, visit: http://www.kidsfirstmedia.com/.
Meryl Warren, Director of Alumni
College of Motion Picture, Television and Recording Arts
A3100 University Center, Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2350
888 644 7728 x215; 850 644 2626 fax
www.film.fsu.edu
From Rob Muraskin (MFA 05) “A two-minute short I directed, "Carpool Therapy" is a finalist in Nikon's $100,000 online festival! It stars Will Bigham (MFA '04) as a roadside shrink going crazy, and was produced by Jessica Miller (BFA '06), AD'd by Mike Pycher (BFA '05), with cinematography by Lucie Rouche (MFA '06). Check it out here... http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/2009/12/14/carpool-therapy-first-... a href="http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/2009/12/14/carpool-therapy-first-day/">http://www.nikonfestival.com/blog/2009/12/14/carpool-therapy-first-day/> Then please click on the stars above the video to vote (five stars would be nice), which is important in the judging. And if you have an extra minute and can tweet or facebook the link and voting info to friends, I'd be really grateful... Thanks!! And Happy Holidays...”
Mark Bendeck and Ryland Jones traveled to Africa to work on the independent feature, Kinyarwanda, this November. The film, to be released in April, was Produced by Darren Dean, and Directed by Alrick Brown. Ryland was credited as camera operator, DIT, and also worked as an assistant editor. Mark worked as a Boom Operator, and was also credited as Production Coordinator. The trailer Ryland edited is on their website: www.kinyarwandamovie.com a href="http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com">http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com a href="http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com">http://www.kinyarwandamovie.com> > They graduated this December, 2009 as BFA's from the FSU Film School. The film is said to be a non-linear telling of the events that took place during the Rwandan Genocide of 1994. Ryland currently living in Flagstaff, AZ, working as Director of Photography on a travel show about doing still photography while traveling. They will be spending 5 weeks in the Yucatan area of Mexico and Guatemala in February, and later in April, travel to Ireland and Spain have been planned. He is also continuing some graphic work for Kinyarwanda.
From Dan Ast (BFA 05) “Just wanted to get the word out. I'm looking for a new roommate. It's a spacious 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bathroom townhouse in Van Nuys, CA. Two car garage and plenty of street parking, washer/dryer, pool on property, basement, AC, large living room, high ceilings, kitchen and separate dining area. The rent is very reasonable so if anyone is interested please contact me at XRansonX@yahoo.com.”
There is a super article and lots of pictures about Victor Nunez in the latest issue of FSU’s Research in Review. Please take a few minutes to check it out online at http://www.rinr.fsu.edu/ a href="http://www.rinr.fsu.edu/">http://www.rinr.fsu.edu/>
Got a Christmas Card from Evan (MFA 00) and Holly Nelson with a fun pix of their 4 kids. They are now living in Gloucester MA and Evan is working with Panavision, NY as a technocrane operator. He says he is working mostly outside NY: Ohio, PA and around Boston. He says they are enjoying a snowy, cold winter - a first for the kids!
From Jeff Dark (BFA 94) House for rent in metro Atlanta! 2 beds / 1 bath at $895 rent and $925 security deposit. Covered parking in driveway, large front porch, large back deck, private fenced backyard, pets welcome, includes a washer and dryer, close to schools, restaurants, shopping, I-75 and I-285. Available immediately, and the FIRST MONTH'S RENT IS FREE. Call Jeff: 404-310-2701.
We had a fun lunch right before the holidays, with all the Film School faculty and staff showing up to celebrate Linda Hensley’s 20th anniversary working for the Film School! She will be going to LA for our February 9 screening; her first visit to LA in all these 20 years!
We have a number of students doing internships in the Spring. Will Sampson is at RKO; Beau DeMayo at Marvel; Matt Sklar at Traction Media; Darrell Wheat with Fox and Paramount; Samantha Polan at Plan B; Kelly Bumford with Catalyst; David Leatherwood with Paul Cohen at Greenlight; Jacquelin Richards at Atlas Media; Kyle Arrington at Rotten Tomatoes; and Bradley Maurer at Outlaw. All of these are in LA. Erin Szwejkowaki is at Focus in NY.
From Michelle Cantor (BFA 06) “Just wanted to let you know about an internship opportunity for any recent FSU grads. It's for MANAGEMENT 101, which is a talent/literary management company based in North Hollywood. We're looking for interns that can receive college credit and can work 3-5 days a week, either in mornings or afternoons. The internship consists of general office and assistant duties such as heavy phones, client submissions, scheduling, and other assorted tasks. The interns get to work directly with casting office, agencies, and clients. It's definitely a busy internship where you'll learn a ton! Past interns have gone on to work at Nickelodeon, Summit, and CAA among other internships- the company helps place all interns once they complete this 4 month program. Anyone interested can send their cover letter/resume to managementasstla@gmail.com “
Tallahassee: Claudia Johnson & her husband Ormond Loomis are downsizing and looking for a furnished or unfurnished 1 or 2 bedroom sublet or apartment/house-sit for February through April, 2010. They take wonderful care of the places they live & have a well-trained (and adorable) 12 lb. female maltipoo (Belle). If you know of anything or any leads, let Claudia know at claudiahunterjohnson@gmail.com.
From some FSU Business alums: “A budding business is looking for a talented Director to shoot a multi-million hit YouTube Video. The script is outlined but needs to be organized. Looking for outside the box thinkers—a film different from anything seen before: talent, hard worker, Viral Marketing through YouTube. If interested contact Chris at 904 477 3354 or Chris@basebandbracelets.com.”
From Andre Gordon (FSU 01) Great news, I have been cast in Disney's new Animated series TINGA TINGA TALESTwo feature films I wrote got picked up by Morningstar Films and I am directing one of them, producing both of them and serving as an actor as well! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1562918/ a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1562918/">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1562918/> WEDDING DAY http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1403867/ a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1403867/">http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1403867/> YOU'RE MY ANGEL
More updates to come!”
This came to me via email – I know nothing more about this group than appears here: “As we welcome 2010, it’s time to be proactive and remove the cobwebs from your screenplay. Take a moment to visit www.filmliterarygroup.com. Peruse the comprehensive website. Learn more about the unique process of film packaging and how it may help you fulfill your screenwriting aspirations. Our primary responsibility at Film Literary Group is submitting your feature script to interested production executives, independent producers, established directors (with first-look deals) and distribution companies. Experienced consultants at FLG will edit/rewrite your script (if necessary) and package it with a complete film budget; a production top sheet; a cast list of potential actors; another list of possible directors. In addition, we include a marketing breakdown (a complete script analysis). Screenplay adaptations of novels, short stories, and treatments are available upon request. Call us for a free consultation at 310-556-2040. Please don’t forget to indicate your Script Title 1, Script Title 2 & 3.
www.filmliterarygroup.com a href="http://www.filmliterarygroup.com">http://www.filmliterarygroup.com> Film Literary Group | 1901 Ave of the Stars Suite 200 | Los Angeles | CA | 90067 | US”
Video Contest: “1. Produce a video in length between 1 to 3 minutes. Contest is limited in participation to the first 30 participants who enter the contest. Winner(s) will receive a case prize or prizes as follows –
$1,000.00 for first prize
$500.00 for second prize
$250.00 for third prize
2. Suggested content – Contestants must create product videos for Nano Power Finish. Information on the product is available on our website, www.powerthreads.com a href="http://www.powerthreads.com">http://www.powerthreads.com> . Nano Power Finish is a green, eco-friendly finishing product that protects, seals and shines and can be used on virtually any surface. It has hundreds of used in the home, automobile, boat, work environment. Contestants chosen will be provided with free samples of product and all available literature on the product. Contestant agrees that once sample is provided, contested is either required to submit an entry of at least 60 seconds within the contest due date or if the contestant decides not to submit an entry then the sample needs to be returned in its original condition.
3. The contest ends on January 31th, 2010 – all entries must be received by this date. Each contestant can submit up to 3 videos. Only original submissions that are personally created are eligible to win. Winners will be notified by email and or phone by January 25th, 2010.” If you want complete information about this contest, let me know and I’ll email it to you – it doesn’t appear to be on their web site.
This week with the Tallahassee Film Society: "La Danse" This Weekend at All Saints! Coming January 15-17 - "Trucker”. For complete information go to tallahasseefilms.com
We are going to be on a sailboat cruise in the Windward Islands this month. I’ll do a Warren Report next week, but not again until the 28th, so if you have anything you want to share, send it to me now!
FROM THE FSU MAILING LIST
From John Webb (MFA 96) “Seeking basic DV camera & tripod to rent for industrial shoot. Standard Def or Hi-Def. Something along the lines of of a Panasonic DVX or Cannon XV-1. Am interested in day rates for about 20 days rental (non-consecutive). If you have an old camera package sitting around gathering dust, make us an offer. Thanks. sandwich@mindspring.com”
FSU FILM SCREENINGS AND AWARDS UPDATE – January 7, 2010
Murder for a Dime (MFA Thesis 2009 Charles Cagle) was selected for screening at the Durango Independent Film Festival in Durango, Colorado, March 3-7. For more information about this festival, go to www.durangofilm.org.
Soaked (MFA D-2 2009 Praheme) was selected for screening at the San Diego Black Film Festival, January 28-31. For more information about this festival, go to www.SDBFF.com.
Dirty Deeds (BFA F-3 2009 Mark Bendeck) was selected for screening at the Macon Film Festival, February 18-22. For more information about this festival, go to www.maconfilmfestival.com a href="http://www.maconfilmfestival.com">http://www.maconfilmfestival.com> .
The script for The Quartering Act (MFA Thesis 2009 Stephen Bell) was selected as a finalist in the WILDsound Screenplay Contest. For more information about this contest, go to http://www.wildsound-filmmaking-feedback-events.com/film-festival-s....
Love, Emily (MFA D-1 2009 Allison Leger) was selected for screening at the International Youth Film Festival in Port Talbot, South Wales, August 3-7. For more information about this festival, go to www.amritsa.com/IYFF/’10/index.htm.
My Four Inch Precious (MFA Thesis 2008 Sou Yun Sim) was invited to screen at the George Lindsey UNA Film Festival in Florence, Alabama, March 4-7. For more information about this festival, go to www.lindseyfilmfest.com.
Upcoming Screenings And Awards (in chronological order):
The Wall (MFA D-3 2007 Michael Lloyd Green) was invited to screen at the Virginia Festival of Jewish Film in Virginia Beach, January 23-31. For more information about this festival, go to www.jewishva.org a href="http://www.jewishva.org">http://www.jewishva.org> .
Harvest Moon (MFA D-3 2007 Micah Ranum) was invited to screen at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, January 29 – February 6, in the program, "Zombies, vampires and other undead." For more information about this festival, go to http://www.clermont-filmfest.com/.
Singularity (MFA D-2 2009 Stephen Griffin) was selected for screening at the Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival in Seattle, January 30. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.empsfm.org/programs/index.asp?categoryID=216.
The Wall (MFA D-3 2007 Michael Lloyd Green) has been selected for the Tribute evening of Holocaust-themed shorts on March 22, in the Hartford Jewish Film Festival, March 13-23. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.hjff.org/.
My Four Inch Precious (MFA Thesis 2008 Sou Yun Sim) was invited to screen at BeFilm The Underground Film Festival in Manhattan, April 27 – May 1. For more information about this festival, go to http://www.Befilm.net.
Believe (MFA D-3 2007 T. Justin Ross) was selected for screening in the Kids First! traveling film festival. It will screen at around 100 various venues and children’s film festivals that Kids First! is contracted to program over the next several months. For more information about Kids First! and the screenings it programs, visit: http://www.kidsfirstmedia.com/.
Meryl Warren, Director of Alumni
College of Motion Picture, Television and Recording Arts
A3100 University Center, Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2350
888 644 7728 x215; 850 644 2626 fax
www.film.fsu.edu
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