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Act One Video And Media
Akuna Entertainment
BAM Productions
Better Late Than Never Films
Buck Creations
Catherine Bauknight
Co Creative
Element Pictures
Hawaii Animation Studios
Hawaii Production Services
Heavenly Eyes Productions
Hoku Pixel
Home Baked Entertainment
Island Film Group
Jeff Katts
JHM Productions
Liquid Planet Studios
Makai Studios
Midshot Productions
Silas Ledger
The Wild Will Show
Trusty Productions
TV Juice
Wake Up Dream
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Act One Video And Media
Akuna Entertainment
BAM Productions
Better Late Than Never Films
Buck Creations
Catherine Bauknight
Co Creative
Element Pictures
Hawaii Animation Studios
Hawaii Production Services
Heavenly Eyes Productions
Hoku Pixel
Home Baked Entertainment
Island Film Group
Jeff Katts
JHM Productions
Liquid Planet Studios
Makai Studios
Midshot Productions
Silas Ledger
The Wild Will Show
Trusty Productions
TV Juice
Wake Up Dream
World Class Productionz
If you want to be added to this list please contact us @ info@hawaiiactors.com
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NO GAY (OR DRUNK) CHARACTERS IN THE SUNSHINE STATE…. PLEASE!
As the current Massa Meltdown demonstrates, a lot of crazy talk can come out of legislators’ mouths. (For some of that crazy talk, I will definitely be tuning into Glenn Beck tonight when Massa is on for the full hour.) So when I was forwarded this link from Think Progress about a Florida state representative, Stephen Precourt, proposing a change to Florida’s film tax incentive that would deny the credit to films espousing “non-traditional” family values, I assumed it was just one guy shooting his mouth off and that it wasn’t really worth mentioning. But, as the post as well as a good follow-up from Eric Snyder at Cinematical reveals, this is actually further along than I would have thought something like...SXSW TRAILER WATCH: “THE LIVING ROOM OF THE NATION”
Receiving its U.S. premiere at SXSW is Jukka Karkkainen’s The Living Room of a Nation, a documentary about six Finnish living rooms. From the production company’s website: The documentary film The Living Room of the Nation opens a portrait-like view into six Finnish living rooms. A collage of everyday events, the film is a story of changes, loneliness, responsibilities and the unavoidable passing of time. The trailer is below. The film plays Saturday, March 20, at 6:15 PM at the Alamo Lamar 3.KICKSTARTING “BALLAD OF GENESIS AND LADY JAYE”
Filmmaker Marie Losier is well known in her New York for her beguiling experimental films, which include portraits of a number of today’s most unconventional and important artists. For the last four years she has been filming Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, artist and founding member of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV, among other ventures. Beginning in 1993, P-Orridge began a radical art project with his wife and artist partner, Lady Jaye, in which they both underwent plastic surgery to resemble each other, creating, they said, “an indivisible third,” a “pandrogyne.” Lady Jaye passed away in 2007, and Losier’s film will tell the story of their unique personal project. She has just begun raising money through...BEFORE I WAS SO RUDELY INTERRUPTED…
One of the most puzzling moments from last night’s Oscars came during the Best Documentary acceptance speech. When it came time for The Cove director Louie Psihoyos to speak he found himself in front of a dead mic. Here’s Psihoyos’s acceptance speech, which AJ Schnack at All These Wonderful Things (always on top of the doc news) posted. We made this film to give the oceans a voice. We told the story of The Cove because we witnessed a crime. Not just a crime against nature, but a crime against humanity. We made this movie because through plundering, pollution and acidification from burning fossil fuels, ALL ocean life is in peril from the great whales to plankton which incidentally is responsible for half the...THE YOUNG PERSON’S GUIDE TO KATHRYN BIGELOW
A big congratulations to Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal, and the team behind The Hurt Locker for their well-deserved Academy Awards tonight. (I’m pretty sure it’s the first Filmmaker mag cover film to ever win Best Picture and Bigelow the first cover director to win Best Director.) For any newcomers to Bigelow out there, here’s a quick history courtesy of YouTube. (Missing, unfortunately, is her 20-minute Columbia University student film The Set-Up. According to the New York Times‘ Manohla Dargis, it portrays “two men, including Gary Busey, fighting each other as the semioticians Sylvère Lotringer and Marshall Blonsky deconstruct the images in voice-over.”) Bigelow’s first movie, 1982’s The...Comment Wall
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Comment by Lono Willis on March 2, 2010 at 3:19pm - Hello to all film makers. I am an actor who is trying to find gigs. I would be interested in any and all pieces of work yall may have. I am looking forward to kick off my acting career, so if you are interested in me and my look please contact me. Mahalo Nui Loa.
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Comment by Alvin Kirk Love on February 23, 2010 at 2:56pm - I am dying to get a movie out of my head, but I need a good writer to do so. So if there is a film maker out there who need the greatest ideal of a movie that has never been done on this planet reach me.
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Comment by Raymond Rivera on February 22, 2010 at 9:41pm - Hello paradise film makers! I am an actor who is available for any film work you may have. If you like my look or have any questions, feel free to contact me.
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Comment by Melissa Salinas on February 2, 2010 at 9:12pm - Willing to travel to any island. Mahalo!
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Comment by Melissa Salinas on February 2, 2010 at 9:11pm
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Hello everyone!
I am an actress/model new to Maui and available for work (commercial or film acting). I am bilingual (English and Spanish).
Mahalo!
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Comment by Shawn Lathrop on January 30, 2010 at 2:16pm - Professional actor/stuntman on the Big Island available for work.
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Comment by Teddy Wells on January 4, 2010 at 10:06pm -
I’m proud to announce that Hawaii Actors Network will be a featured participant in the MLK day parade on Jan. 18, 2010. The Hawaii Actors Network will have a convertible with Teddy Wells as MLK and Sherry Eatmon as Mahalia Jackson. After arriving to Kapiolani Park from Magic Island there will be a performance by Sherry (as Mahalia Jackson) and Teddy Wells (as MLK) will deliver the I have a dream speech @ about 12 noon. I would like to invite Hawaii Actors Network members to march with us in the parade and/or participate in the performances @ the park. This will be great exposure for the network and all of our actors. This will be a nice way for all of Hawaii to see our actors and film industry members that are ready to restore our film industry in Hawaii. There are some things that we need help with to make this a successful introduction for the Hawaii Actors Network. We will need all volunteers to wear black and white. Bring any items you want that can help promote you and your craft. Go to the MLK day parade events page and reserve a space so I have an idea the amount of people who are coming.
http://www.hawaiiactors.com/events/martin-luther-king-day-parade
I hope to see all of you there.
Hawaii Actors – Ready to work!
List of Items needed
1. 2-way radios with ear pieces (don’t have to work/Props)
2. Security Guards with white shirts and black jackets to march along side of the car
3. Marchers
4. People to stand behind MLK on stage
5. Donation of any clothes that are black and white (ie: shirts, pants, jackets, hats.)
6. Black shades
7. Bottled water
8. Still-cam operator that have video equipment and willing to record the speech. Can be someone that is a producer for Olelo and borrow equipment from Olelo.
9. Make–up artist for Teddy and Sherry. (Volunteer)
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Comment by Louie Boria on December 17, 2009 at 11:13pm -
A fun & informative Evening with Oscar Director Alexander Payne, and Los Angeles Casting Director John Jackson and the Feature Film “The Descendants”...!
It was a great Talk & Q & A Session! They really want to use Local Talent Actors...and that is Great News!
Thanks go to Wayne Ward, Actor/Acting Coach and his Students...which was by “Invitation Only” @ Wayne’s new Kahala Korner Studio!
The concepts “Less is More”...“Be Real”...“Be Yourself for 80% of the character”... and “Please!...No Acting!” really hit home with all in attendance!
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Comment by Louie Boria on December 16, 2009 at 9:19pm
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Lahaina’s Front Street (above) is one of the three locations for Clint Eastwood’s film Hereafter in which the sometime-Maui resident is directing…Filming is Jan. 12, 13, and 14. Front Street will be closed for a day long shoot – dawn to dusk – a first for a film in Maui County. The two other locations are on the westside including a hotel and sets being built on private land in Kapalua…
Cast and crew reportedly will stay at the Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort Villas…All filming will be during the day and there is no water filming for the Maui Hereafter filming…
In the Hawaii portion of the film, the island is an unnamed Pacific atoll. The Maui storyline involves the devastating aftermaths of a tsunami and the toll it has on the population, but especially the French journalist character played by Belgian actress Cecile De France…
Hereafter is a supernatural thriller about three people who are touched by death in very different ways. The lead characters are a blue-collar American, a French journalist and a London schoolboy….
Hereafter is also produced by Eastwood, Kathleen Kennedy, and Robert Lorenz, and executive produced by screenwriter Steven Spielberg, Frank Marshall and Tim Moore. It’s a Warner Brothers film with a December 2010 release…
Some 70-80 extras are being hired for the three-day shoot in which the month-long pre production already has started…Costume fitting dates are Jan. 7, 8, 9…An advertisement run today in Craig’s List asks that any interested in being an extra contact http://www.hawaiiactors.com/group/mauiactors or
http://www.hawaiiactors.com/group/currentlycasting …
Several locals are being hired for crew including costume designer, wardrobe, and stylist Cathie Valdovina who is the film’s background supervisor…
Eastwood owns a home in the Makena Beach area. The Academy Award-winning director is expected to spend the holidays on Maui with his family…
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Comment by Wild Will on December 15, 2009 at 5:55am - Currently Casting and accepting Head Shots and Resumes for two Projects a T.V/Web Show and Film. Please send them to wildwill@thewildwillshow.com
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