Tonight: FREE Film Finance Workshop + Urban Cinema Showcase

[expo at lists.artsandmedia.net]

Tonight we kick off the Eighth Annual Expo for the Artist & Musician 
with a double header at the Variety Preview Room, 582 Market St. in 
San Francisco.

Oh, and did we mention? It's all FREE.

Variety is a *very* plush little screening room right off the lobby 
of a fancy deco downtown building. So check this one out, it's sure 
to be a treat in every respect.

The program starts at 6 p.m. with a film financing workshop featuring 
Henry S. Rosenthal, producer of "The Devil & Daniel Johnston," 
includes a no-host bar at 7:30pm for schmoozing, and at 8 p.m. 
launches into the "Urban Cinema Showcase," featuring a program of 
local shorts about "race, identity, music and gritty love," featuring 
the BAVC youth program, SF Women's Film Fest, CounterCorp Film Fest 
and more.

Details are below. Please drop us a line at 415/861-5302 if you have 
any questions.

Thanks a million!

Melinda Adams, Josh Wilson
Expo for the Artist & Musician

Stephen Parr
SF Media Archive/Oddball Film+Video

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FREE Film Financing Workshop + Screenings, Sept. 10-11

  = |=  Expo Film Programs! Sept. 10 & 11

     http://artsandmedia.net/expo/#film

     Seating for all programs is limited. RSVP at 415/861-5302 to
     ensure you have a seat in case of a full house.

     MONDAY, SEPT. 10

     * Film Financing Workshop & Mixer *
       @ The Variety Preview Room 6-8:00 pm, 582 Market Street

       Come find out about the ins and out of starting your project
       and securing the cash that you need to get your film produced.
       With: Henry Rosenthal (producer, "The Devil & Daniel Johnston"),
       George Rush (lawyer; advisor, Film Arts Foundation), more.

     * No-host bar and networking session. *
       @ Variety from 7:30-8:00 p.m.

     * Urban Cinema Showcase *
       @ The Variety Preview Room, 8-9:30 p.m.

       An evening of urban cinema rising from indy media centers,
       local film festivals and young imagemakers. Our program will
       feature shorts produced by the BAVC Next Generation Youth Video
       Works and Conscious Youth Media Crew focusing on identity, race,
       music and gritty love.

       PLUS: See highlights from the SF Women's Film Festival and the
       CounterCorp Anti-Corporate Film Festival, as well as independent
       imagemakers including Bill Basquin, Veronica Majano, Sabrina
       Alonso and more. Shorts include "Grizzly Road," Two/Four," "A
       Short Tale of Xuan," "Why I Ride: From Low to Slow," "Change
       the Nation" and many more.

       A rare opportunity to see handmade, grassroots video made in 
San Francisco!

      Learn more about the Expo: http://artsandmedia.net/expo/