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Monday, February 14, 2011

East of Liberty by Chris Ivey

East of Liberty Public Screening

Feb 18,19 2011 @ 8pm

Kelly Strayhorn Theater, 5941 Penn Ave, Pgh Pas 15206

Adults $10, Students $5

Chris Ivey:

“I was hired to document the tearing down of the high rises. At the same time I interviewed some of the residents who lived in the high rises and they weren’t happy at all because of the spectacle that was before them. They were really angry. It was their home, it was where they used to live, some for 30 years or more. Even though in many ways it wasn’t the best place to live it was all they had and to see strangers having fun by shooting paintballs at the block left them furious.”

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The Pittsburgh Art Blog features selected pittsburgh artists and upcoming exhibits with photos from the artists and galleries. since the major press outlets do not go beyond a directory listing of exhibits, blogs are needed to promote pittsburgh artists and their work. the blog also calls attention to the inferiority complex of pittsburgh art and how it's perpetuated by the major players in town. Started on August 20,2007. pittsburgh area galleries and art venues are listed at the sister site www.PghGalleries.com.

the blog and website are volunteer projects from fine art photographer and pittsburgh artist advocate rick byerly.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Steeltown Film Factory Contestants Weigh in with Independent Production

Steeltown Film Factory Contestants Weigh in with Independent Production

(July 08, 2010) Lightweight, the short screenplay by Randy Kovitz and Deborah Hosking that was a finalist in the Steeltown Film Factory screenwriting competition, is being produced and will be shot this summer – despite not having won the competition.
The Lawrenceville couple and their script made it through three rounds of readings, pitches and presentations in the Steeltown competition, but were not chosen for the final prize.   The script had struck a chord with many readers and followers of the competition, however, and a number of them expressed disappointment at the news. In the weeks following the announcement, friends, actors and fellow filmmakers rallied to make the project possible.
A Pittsburgh Powerhouse!
The LIGHTWEIGHT production team is a veritable who’s who of Pittsburgh filmmaking, starting with local entertainment industry veterans Jim Rogal and Lori Cardille, as LIGHWEIGHT’s Executive Producers. Rogal’s credits include a number of Emmys and other prestigious awards; Cardille is best known for her lead role in George Romero’s DAWN OF THE DEAD, and her role on the television daytime drama THE EDGE OF NIGHT. She will be appearing in LIGHTWEIGHT as well.
Director Randy Kovitz also appeared in Romero’s DAWN OF THE DEAD and KNIGHTRIDERS, and a host of television, film and stage productions since. Kovitz has produced his own band and one-person stage shows, and this is his second short film. He has a small role in the production.
Adrienne Wehr and Mark Knobil bring their vast, award-winning experience and enthusiasm to LIGHTWEIGHT as Producer and Director of Photography. The pair have worked as a team before, on the award-winning Pittsburgh indie favorite THE BREAD, MY SWEET and on numerous MISTER ROGERS’ NEIGHBORHOOD episodes. Wehr, whose recent film acting credits include WARRIOR, UNSTOPPABLE, RIDDLE, and GEORGE ROMERO PRESENTS DEADTIME STORIES, will also perform in LIGHTWEIGHT. Wehr was a judge in the first round of judging in the Steeltown competition.
“This wonderful screenplay was screaming to be produced and I am honored to dust off my producer’s cap to help make that happen—in true indie fashion—right here in Pittsburgh with such a stellar team”, says Wehr.
Steeltown panelists Heide Waldbaum, Lisa Smith and Janet Smith are also on the LIGHTWEIGHT team. Each boasts an impressive industry pedigree and bring a wealth of expertise to the production. Waldbaum’s last LA production before returning to Pittsburgh was as the virtual EFX production manager on James Cameron’s blockbuster AVATAR.
Waldbaum says, “Why LIGHTWEIGHT…. Hmm, let’s see, a young single woman moves back to her native town of Pittsburgh after living a successful, established life in New York City, only to find herself questioning her choices and recent change of events, particularly location? These questions arise just as she rises – floats – wondering how she ended up here and where she is headed. A familiar personal and relevant story, with one geographical difference, New York equals Los Angeles in my “E! True Pittsburgh Story”, and so it continues in a parallel fictitious short film called LIGHTWEIGHT.”
 Kristen Schaeffer, co-creator and producer of the NEIGHBORHOOD NARRATIVES film series, will be Post Production Supervisor. Visual artist Deborah Hosking is Production Designer.
Starring: Polish Hill
Pittsburgh itself has a starring role in LIGHTWEIGHT, with Polish Hill taking the lead. While Pittsburgh often doubles as other cities in films, in this film the city plays itself, taking advantage of spectacular views, monumental churches and local residential traditions and quirks.
The rest of the cast is equally impressive. New York-based actress Kate Rogal, with credits including THE SOPRANOS, LAW AND ORDER and THE KILL POINT, returns to her native Pittsburgh to play the lead role, Elizabeth. Her real-life boyfriend Dana Ashbrook is joining her here as boyfriend Rich. Ashbrook’s screen credits are numerous and include the role of Bobby Briggs on TWIN PEAKS.
Rogal enthuses, “Wow! I’m so excited to be working with everybody that I love and in a city that I adore! Go Steelers!”

Another New York-based actor is returning to the city of his alma mater for a role in LIGHTWEIGHT: Will Brill is taking time away from David Cromer’s OUR TOWN to inhabit Byron.
Pittsburgh theatre actors Lisa Ann Goldsmith, David Flick, Jonathan Berry and Lissa Brennan are among LIGHTWEIGHT cast members, joining Kovitz, Cardille, and Wehr in this new Pittsburgh-made indie destined for global export.
LIGHTWEIGHT begins production this weekend, on Saturday, July 10, and the shoot contunues through Friday, July 16th. 
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pittsburgh galleries is reborn anew as The Pittsburgh Art Blog. the blog features selected pittsburgh artists and upcoming exhibits with photos from the artists and galleries. since the major press outlets do not go beyond a directory listing of exhibits, blogs are needed to promote pittsburgh artists and their work. the blog also calls attention to the inferiority complex of pittsburgh art and how it's perpetuated by the major players in town. Started on August 20, 2007.pittsburgh area galleries and art venues are listed at the sister site www.PghGalleries.com.the blog and website are volunteer projects from fine art photographer and pittsburgh art advocate rick byerly, www.RickByerly.com.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

RACHEL IS Documentary needs your help!

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The Pittsburgh Galleries blog is a volunteer effort from Rick Byerly to promote Pittsburgh art events which feature artists from the area. The PghGalleries.com website effort is an up-to-date directory with Pittsburgh area art venues. Thanks go to Sirani Gallery of 5875 Forbes Ave in Squirrel Hill for being a sponsor and David L. Edwards Art and Anonymous for their donations to this effort. Donation and sponsor info can be found here. Rick Byerly, Uniquetake Photography
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from a good friend:

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

I wanted to give you an update on my latest film project, RACHEL IS. It is a documentary following a year in the life of a young Pittsburgh woman with mental retardation. It is a powerful film about one family's struggle toprovide an independent life for their daughter. Please check out our newly updated website: www.rachelis.com

We are in the process of submitting the film to festivals and distributors for consideration, so any leads there would be great.Our biggest need right now, though, is to secure additional funds for our marketing efforts. Check out the site and learn more, but if you are interested in making a gift - all donations are tax deductible through Pittsburgh Filmmakers - it would go a long way to helping us bring this film to the public. Honestly, any amount helps - $5, $10, $100, $10,000!

Contributions can be sent to: Jasdeep Khaira Pittsburgh Filmmakers 477 Melwood Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa 15213 Checks should be written out to Pittsburgh Filmmakers with a note in the memo that it is for "Rachel Is". I really appreciate all the support, and look forward to updating you on the film's progress.

Sincerely, Henry J. Simonds Producer, RACHEL IS 412-877-3528

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Monday, February 23, 2009

Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival Explores "Faces of Realism"

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PITTSBURGH—The Humanities Center at Carnegie Mellon University presents its 2009 International Film Festival, "Faces of Realism," Feb 26–March 8 at venues throughout Pittsburgh.

"Faces of Realism" encourages audiences to examine how reality is portrayed through nine feature and documentary films from six different countries. Films will be accompanied by a short work.

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Thursday, December 11, 2008

Jefferson Presents Experimental film screenings Dec 14 2008

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WHEN: Sunday, December 14, 2008, 8PM

WHERE: Garfield Artworks 4931 Penn Ave.

HOW MUCH: $5/$4 students, seniors

The 6th not so annual local screening features recent short experimental films by Pittsburgh based filmmakers and artists including Adam Abrams; Tony Balko; Steve Boyle; tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE; Bill Daniel; Gordon Nelson; Tara Nelson; Ross Nugent; Brian Dean Richmond and Rebbyro plus a reading by David V. Matthews and some other surprises. All films presented in the original formats.

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Sunday, October 26, 2008

Society for Photographic Education Mid-Atlantic Regional Photo Conference November 7 & 8, 2008

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November 7 & 8, 2008 Carnegie Mellon Campus, Pittsburgh, PA Society for Photographic Education Mid-Atlantic Regional Photo Conference

Technocracy: image production/distribution/consumption Techno-lust vs. Technophobia

In this age of postproduction, how do imagemakers and institutions respond to this shifting landscape, creating alternative models for exhibition and education? How do those involved in the making, exhibiting and selling of images respond to the eradication of the boundary between production and consumption? How does imaging technology (camera phones, webcams, photo and video blogs) affect our capacity as imagemakers to navigate through the cultural chaos extracting new forms of production a.k.a art? Or does the proliferation of technology yield a return to traditional modes of production?

Keynote Speaker Douglas Fogle, curator of The Carnegie International.

Panel Discussion with Rhizome, Eyebeam and Perpetual Art Machine moderated by Thomas Sokolowski, Director for the Andy Warhol Museum.

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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Art Meets Technology November 13 2008

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Thursday, November 13 2008

5 - 6:15 p.m.

Networking & Cocktails 6:15 - 8 p.m.

Featured Speaker, Ernie Gehr 8 p.m., Screening of Ernie Gehr's Most Recent Shorts (Additonal fee of $8)

Join us during the 2008 Film Festival for this opportunity to network and learn how new technologies have affected both emerging and established artists working with the moving image.

The Pittsburgh Technology Council and Pittsburgh Filmmakers are proud to present two innovative Art + Technology events during the 2008 Three Rivers Film Festival. First, join us face to face with Experimental Filmmaker, Ernie Gehr, one of the most celebrated artists working in the medium of film, to learn how new technologies are affecting both emerging and established art. Later in the festival, the Art + Tech Roundtable features a selection of Pittsburgh's foremost art and technology thought-leaders including: Moderator, Audrey Russo, President and CEO of the Pittsburgh Technology Council; Jesse Schell, CEO of Schell Games and former Creative Director at the Walt Disney Imagineering VR Studio; Mickey McManus, CEO of Maya Design; and Dylan Vitone, Artist/CMU Faculty

Cost:$30 Member $35 Non-Member

Monday, October 20, 2008

The 2008 Three Rivers Film Festival Pittsburgh Pa

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One of the most eagerly awaited annual events in Pittsburgh, this exciting 2-week long celebration features over 40 films — films made in Pittsburgh, documentaries, independent American cinema, shorts, restored classics with live music, and cutting-edge international films. There are parties throughout the city, a photo auction, visiting filmmakers, informal post-screening discussions and more.

26 Years and counting...

The Three Rivers Film Festival remains the oldest and largest annual film festival in the Pittsburgh area, an inclusive celebration. Recognizing all the things "film" can be — we offer a something for everyone.Three Rivers Film Festival is a program of Pittsburgh Filmmakers. Pittsburgh Filmmakers offers membership, access, education and exhibition programs in media arts. Three Rivers Film Festival is a Pennsylvania Festival. Thanks to our sponsors, the Regent Square Civic Association, and a special thanks to this year’s volunteers. We couldn’t do it without you.

Preview Events

Pittsburgh Filmmakers will host preview events for the 3 Rivers Film Festival. Come for hors d’oeuvres and drinks, and to catch a sneak peak at upcoming programming for the film festival, which runs November 7-22. Film clips will be available for viewing, and Filmmakers staff will be on hand to answer questions about this very special event. Come to learn more about the largest film festival in our region, and to catch a glimpse of some great cinema soon to screen here.

October 23, 2008, 6:00–8:00pm Edgewood Club; One Pennwood Ave; Pittsburgh, PA 15218-1627 (map)Special thanks go to Ron Gallagher and the Edgewood Club for making this preview possible.

October 27, 2008

Immediately following the Monday Night screening at the Cedar Lee Theater Jimmy O'Neill's Tavern; 2195 Lee Rd; Cleveland, OH 44118 (map)

October 29, 7:00–9:00pmMolly Brannigans; 660 Washington Rd; Pittsburgh, PA 15228 (map) Special thanks to the Denis Theater Foundation.

http://www.3rff.com/

Here is the ticket information for the Three Rivers Film Festival. There are several options and special packages for you!

SINGLE TICKETS
Tickets for non-special-event shows are $8. Single tickets will be sold at the theaters one half-hour before showtime. Also single ticket for any one film can be purchased in advance online at proartstickets.org . Please see Calendarpage of the Festival website for links for each film and showtime.

SPECIAL EVENTS TICKETS
Tickets for Special Events can be purchased online at proartstickets.org or at the front desk at Filmmakers (477 Melwood Ave) during business hours.

SIX-PACK PASSES (with Free Coffee and T-shirt!)
A Six-Pack Pass is $40 and includes six admissions to any non-special-event shows, plus a festival T-shirt. Six-Pack Passes are on sale now at all Crazy Mocha locations; receive a free coffee with purchase. These are also sold at all three of our theaters, and at the front desk at Filmmakers during business hours, and at proartstickets.org.

SILVER SCREENIE PASSES
A new Silver Screenie Pass is also on sale now for $125 (or $195 for two). This is good for all films and all Special Events except the two shows of The Passion of Joan of Arc with the Bach Choir. This pass also gets you into the VIP cocktail party on Opening Night on Nov. 7th at Concept Art Gallery, and the Film Symposium. These passes are available online atproartstickets.org, at all three theaters, and at the front desk at Filmmakers during business hours.

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Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Life on Mars Film Screening, Party July 19, 2008, Braddock Carnegie Library

Film Screening: Wilhelm Sasnal
Exhibition opening: Out of This Furnace
Afterparty!
Sat., July 19, 2008
Free

6:30-7:30 p.m.—Film screening
Braddock Carnegie Library, Music Hall
419 Library St., Braddock
Free
Life on Mars artist Wilhelm Sasnal is a filmmaker and painter whose widely varied use of styles and subjects challenge viewers to question what they see. A series of Sasnal's intriguing short films will be shown in the historic Music Hall at the Braddock Carnegie Library.

8:00-10:00 p.m.—Out of This Furnace exhibition opening
10:00 p.m.—Afterparty
Unsmoke Systems
1137 Braddock Avenue
An exhibition organized by Heather Pesanti, assistant curator of contemporary art at Carnegie Museum of Art, of 16 Pittsburgh-based artists responding to the site, opening in the newly renovated Unsmoke Systems building.At 10:00 the party begins with DJ Ollie 6.0 FM! and friends.

Check out http://www.15104.cc for more information about Braddock.Look for additional artist films at various Pittsburgh Filmmakers locations from September through November.

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Monday, May 5, 2008

Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival

Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival inPittsburgh Pennsylvania. The rich tapestry of Asia and Asian American culture will unfold through films from Asia and Asian Americans.

www.silkscreenfestival.org

Mission:
Our mission is to celebrate diversity and multi-cultural appreciation of the Asian and Asian American experience through cultural events.

Vision for the Future
Within three to five years Silk Screen plans to develop into a week- or month-long celebration of Asian and Asian American cultures with events throughout the City of Pittsburgh including educational outreach (K-12); art exhibits, theater, dance and music performances; additional Film Festival workshops; amateur/student film/video projects and submissions; specialty screenings; and filmmaker visits.
The long-term plan is to create an architecturally remarkable building that will house an Asia Center. It will be the Gateway to Asia, providing resources for cultural exchange and business.
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Thursday, April 3, 2008

Pittsburgh Film Festivals April May 2008 CMU, Jewish-Israeli, Banff, Silk Screen

Here's a brief rundown with website links for Pittsburgh Film Festivals going on now, April 2008 and May 2008 as well...

Pittsburgh Film Festivals April, May 2008:

The Pittsburgh Jewish-Isreali Film Festival
http://www.ujfpittsburgh.org/section.html?id=560

Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival Highlights Mechanization of Modern Society, April 4-15 http://www.cmu.edu/faces/

Banff Mountain Film Festival in Pittsburgh - April 4th and April 5th
http://www.getoutzine.com/node/148

Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival returns May 9-18, 2008 to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
http://www.silkscreenfestival.org/

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Saturday, January 5, 2008

John Turturro's ROMANCE & CIGARETTES at Pittsburgh Filmmakers' Regent Square

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John Turturro's ROMANCE & CIGARETTES is coming to Pittsburgh for a week's run at Filmmaker's Regent Square Theatre. It is a really fun film with an unbelievable cast - Susan Sarandon, James Gandolfini, Kate Winslet, Walken - in some of their best roles. Pittsburgher Henry Simonds is a co-producer for the film and is President of South Side based Headwater Films.

Times at Regent Square:

Sat 1/5
4:30, 7:00, 9:15

Sun 1/6
3:00, 5:30

Mon 1/7 – Thu 1/10
8:00

Regent Square Theater 1035 S. Braddock Ave, Edgewood / 412-682-4111

trailer here: http://romanceandcigarettesfilm.com/

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Wednesday, November 14, 2007

3 Three Rivers Film Festival Events

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Thru November 15, 2007
THREE RIVERS FILM FESTIVAL
Pittsburgh Filmmakers 412.682.4111 / www.pghfilmmakers.org

Harris Theater, the Melwood Screening Room, and the Regent Square Theater
Presented by Dollar Bank and Pittsburgh Filmmakers. Now in its 26th year, the festival again features independent American cinema, the hottest new documentaries and several critically acclaimed international films. There are visiting filmmakers, informal discussions, parties and more. Details at http://www.3rff.com/

Wed Nov 14
	7:00	*Irina Palm*	Regent Square
	7:00	*Trigger Man*	Melwood
	7:30	*Manhattan* reception immediately following.	Harris
	8:45	Short Films Program B Prizes announced and awarded.	MELWOOD
	9:00	*American Zombie*	Regent Square

Thu Nov 15
	8:00	An Evening With Kenneth Anger reception at Concept Art Gallery immediately following. Tickets – $12 available online.	Regent Square

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Monday, February 14, 2011

East of Liberty by Chris Ivey

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Steeltown Film Factory Contestants Weigh in with Independent Production

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

RACHEL IS Documentary needs your help!

Monday, February 23, 2009

Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival Explores "Faces of Realism"

Thursday, December 11, 2008

Jefferson Presents Experimental film screenings Dec 14 2008

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Society for Photographic Education Mid-Atlantic Regional Photo Conference November 7 & 8, 2008

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Art Meets Technology November 13 2008

Monday, October 20, 2008

The 2008 Three Rivers Film Festival Pittsburgh Pa

Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Life on Mars Film Screening, Party July 19, 2008, Braddock Carnegie Library

Monday, May 5, 2008

Silk Screen: Asian American Film Festival

Thursday, April 3, 2008

Pittsburgh Film Festivals April May 2008 CMU, Jewish-Israeli, Banff, Silk Screen

Saturday, January 5, 2008

John Turturro's ROMANCE & CIGARETTES at Pittsburgh Filmmakers' Regent Square

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

3 Three Rivers Film Festival Events

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