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Gaming Prodigy Film to Screen at DocuClub
DocuClub’s next rough cut, Lil Poison by Beth Earl, tells the story of five-year-old Victor De Leon III, the youngest professional video game player in the world. Screening tomorrow night, April 29, 2009. Read more.
Published on April 28
Arts Engine Survey: Last Chance to Win a Flip Camera
Please take our survey, like MediaRights member Stacey Brook did, and help Arts Engine better serve its membership. The 2008-2009 survey will close April 22 and we will announce the Flip camera winner in the next newsletter.
MediaRights.org member Stacey Brook said, “Filling out this survey was actually pretty enlightening. It’s interesting to see the issues that are on my fellow media makers’ minds, distilled and categorized. And thanks for keeping it short and sweet. Also, I will happily fill out any survey in the future in which you award a Flip camera to a random participant. Did I win??!!”
Published on April 15
April 22: Media That Matters at Immigrant Heritage Week
Declared an official, annual celebration by Mayor Bloomberg, Immigrant Heritage Week is a unique celebration of the vibrant immigrant cultures, heritage, and communities found in every corner of the city. Media That Matters and Breakthrough have partnered to present this free workshop at the Paley Center, NY.
Join us for a special Immigrant Heritage Week selection of films and discussion on
Wednesday April 22, 4:30-6:00 p.m.
Paley Media Center, 25 West 52nd Street (between Fifth and Sixth Avenues)
Admission: Free and open to the public
Published on April 02
Arts Engine Staffer Angela Tucker NAMAC’s Featured Leader
The National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC) recently highlighted Arts Engine’s own Angela Tucker as a Featured Leader in the media arts field. Check out her interview with NAMAC.
Hear more from Angela by checking out her blog posts on our Arts Engine blog, Engine Feed.
Published on March 17
February 25: DocuClub at The Tank
An intimate crowd gathered during February’s DocuClub to watch Our House by filmmakers David Teague and Greg King at The Tank. Moderator Brian Geldin expertly guided the discussion. The documentary depicts the various members living in an alternative housing community in the midst of gentrified Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The filmmakers were keen to hear how the structure of the piece was working, and specifically, how the end of the film played out since an unpredictable event throws the residents into momentary chaos. To learn more about DocuClub, please go to our website.
Published on March 03
Arts Engine Survey
MediaRights.org member Stacey Brook says, “Filling out this survey was actually pretty enlightening. It’s interesting to see the issues that are on my fellow media makers’ minds, distilled and categorized. And thanks for keeping it short and sweet. Also, I will happily fill out any survey in the future in which you award a Flip camera to a random participant. Did I win??!!”
Published on February 25
December 17: Rose Mapendo Discusses Congo with Actor Ben Affleck at the United Nations
A distinguished panel gathered by the United Nations High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) announced a new campaign to raise awareness and financial support for North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Violence has again erupted in this already troubled region. The panel included Rose Mapendo, the subject of our upcoming film, Pushing The Elephant. To find our more about the film, or to make a donation, please click here.
Published on December 17
December 4: Arts Engine Presents an Asexuality: The Making of a Movement Fundraiser in New York, NY
You are invited!
Please join us for a fundraiser for Arts Engine’s next Big Mouth Film, Asexuality: The Making of a Movement. The film will profile four people who are trying to live their lives as asexuals. What’s an asexual, you might ask? An asexual is someone who does not experience sexual attraction. Unlike celibacy, which is a personal choice, asexuality is an intrinsic part of who asexuals are. It is their identity.
Curious? Come learn about the film.
We are currently in production and need funding for some additional shoots in Vancouver and San Francisco. Please support this documentary film. It all comes back to you!
WHEN:
Thursday, December 4
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
WHERE:
Flatbush Farm
76 St. Marks Avenue
Corner of Sixth Avenue and Flatbush
Park Slope, Brooklyn
PROGRAM:
Featuring emcee Giulia Rozzi (CNN, Stripped Stories)
Plus, a super-duper raffle and even a bake sale!
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Cocktail Hour and a Half
7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Comedy, Raffle and New Scenes Trailer
COST: Tickets are $25
Please RSVP to Jolene Pinder 646-230-6228, x222, jolene@artsengine.net.
For more information on the film, please visit Big Mouth Films. And to find out more about everything we do, check out Arts Engine.
Published on November 20







