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Thank you for visiting Louisiana Film Resources, LLC. We can help you with a variety of production services to produce your film project in Louisiana. Click here to tell us more about your project. We are also producing a series of our own short and feature projects. Read More
An illustrator and/or graphic artist needed asap to assist with creation of logo/graphic for indie film. Volunteer work appreciated. Interested? Email us at info@lafilmresources.com for more details. Good experience and credit for resume. We will use this graphic on website, print ads etc.
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REMINDER: The 2nd 48 Hour Film Project Networking Event is Friday, July 30th. Come and find a team to join, or create your own. 6-9 pm at Café Prytania located at 3445 Prytania Street in New Orleans. And, a special thank you to everyone who attended the first one last week. It was very successful!
Don’t forget — It’s not too late to register. Sign up now for early bird rates! Early registration is over July 19th so hurry! Stay connected — watch the website for news at www.48hourfilm.com/neworleans. Network now on our Facebook page – NOLA 48 Hour Film Project.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU to our sponsors: Cutting Edge Music & Business Conference, the 3 Ring Circus, New Orleans Actors Resource Center, New Orleans Video Access Center, Han Soto.com, & Louisiana Film Resources.
On August 13, 2010, teams will gather at the Big Top on Clio Street in New Orleans where they will be given a genre, a character, a prop, and a line of dialogue that they must work into their film. Films will be submitted August 15, 2010.
Submitted films will be screened for the public at Warren Easton Auditorium on August 21st at 7:00 pm and/or 9:30 pm. The films will be judged by a panel of experts. The winners will then be in the running for top honors at Filmapalooza, the 48 Hour Film Project’s annual awards.
For full event details with a list of events, log on to www.48hourfilm.com/neworleans
LIST OF EVENTS:
First Networking Event The Big Top, 1638 Clio Street, New Orleans, LA, July 9th, 6-9 pm
Second Networking Event Cafe Prytania, 3445 Prytania Street, New Orleans, LA, July 30th, 6-9 pm
Kick-Off – The Competition Starts Here, Teams Meet to Receive Details for Their Films
The Big Top, 1638 Clio Street, New Orleans, LA, August 13th, 5-8 pm (Teams leave at 8 pm)
Drop-Off – The Competition Ends Here, Teams Meet to Submit the Film They’ve Created
The Big Top, 1638 Clio Street, New Orleans, LA, August 15th, 5-8 pm (Drop off time)
Screening – Public Screening Information for Films Submitted from New Orleans, LA
Warren Easton Auditorium, 3019 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA
August 21st, 7:00 pm – Group A Screening, 9:30 pm – Group B Screening
ARE YOU OR ANYONE YOU KNOW LOOKING FOR A PRIVATE PIANO TEACHER?
Melissa Ray is now offering piano lessons out of her home starting in August. Lessons will be once a week and depending on age, the lessons will either be for 30 mins. or 1 hour.
Melissa has taught in the Music Prepatory Department at Loyola University for the past 3 years and have taught privately for over 16 years. She can be reached at 504.309.2072 or 504.782.2995.
Ryan Dufrene of Bipolar Bear Productions is helping us with editing and scoring for WHERE STRIPPERS GO TO DIE. We hope to have a first cut in about a month! Ryan is a talented editor and composer and we’re thrilled to be working with him. www.bipolarbearproductions.com
Kevin Hughes’ thesis film project, Bicycle Season, won Best Screenplay and Best Picture at the UNO Film Festival this past weekend. Tracy Miller (the lead in Bicycle Season) also won Best Lead Actor. Congratulations to everyone who worked on the film! I was very proud to be a part of this hardworking team! 
Shanna Forrestall: Partner/Producer
Shanna Forrestall has been working in the film & television industry in Louisiana under the Louisiana Film Resources banner for 5+ years as a resource liaison and a product placement coordinator for projects of various budgets.
Shanna’s extensive background in marketing, advertising, publicity and project management is an asset to the team in the areas of product and project development, project marketing, event planning, budget maximization and project efficiency.
Shanna has worked closely with recent local projects like WHERE STRIPPERS GO TO DIE, ANYTOWN, DIRTY POLITICS, a WARNER BROS. short film/music video project with artist KeAnthony and many others. She has also coordinated product and logo placement with key Louisiana vendors like RAISING CANES on independent and feature films.
Shanna is currently in pre-production on a full length feature entitled “Our Lady of the Pink Pussycat.” She is also the Editor and Assoc Publisher of Louisiana Film & Video Magazine.
Jan Kinberg: Producer
Jan Kinberg is a native of New York, and has over 15 years of experience owning and operating a business in the New York Garment Industry in sales, marketing, design, production and merchandising. She was also involved in real estate sales and interior design in the New York Metro area for four years and assisted with client relocation services. Jan has a degree in Art Education, is a licensed Realtor, and is an Accredited Buyer’s Representative.
Kinberg has been involved in the film industry for several years and has credits as a 2nd AD, 1st AD and Producer on multiple short and feature films. She is also a talent in the film industry, and studies with a nationally certified acting coach in her current city of New Orleans.
Kinberg has traveled extensively throughout America, Asia and Europe, and is a certified yoga instructor and acupressure/energy healer. She is a meditation practitioner and facilitated workshops and sessions for groups and individuals in the New York area.
Alicia Allain: Production Consultant
Alicia Allain has been in the film and television industry since 1990, which includes working 9 years in Los Angeles and 4 years on location in Baton Rouge and New Orleans, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, Arkansas, and overseas in various capacities on more than 30 films.
Her credits are diverse and include such critically acclaimed films as AUTO FOCUS and BARK!, one of several Allain-produced features that played in competition at the Sundance Film Festival among others. Other completed projects include BEHIND THE SUN, COLOR OF A DREAM, LUSH, TUNA, CHOKE, and more.
Alicia was also a consultant for several companies including Mayor Holden of Baton Rouge, La. Responsibilities included mapping out the new film commission for Baton Rouge, creating budgets & grids, and performing grass roots efforts for the database.
Contact Alicia for production consulting services on issues like locations, crew, accommodations, tax credits, union issues, etc. She also functions as a producer’s rep, producer’s consultant and script doctoring.
Jason A. Waggenspack: Line Producer
Jason Waggenspack is a native of Baton Rouge, and received his B.S. in Film, Theatre and Communication Arts from the University of New Orleans. He has 9 years of industry experience working with companies such as Paramount Pictures, IMG, Swift River, GMC, Pontiac, Chevrolet, Mojo Tooth Productions, G3 Films, Quat Media, Planet Beach, Yellowtail, WDSU and many others. Jason’s skill set and talents range from Producer, Co-Director, Line Producer, UPM, Editor, and Camera Operator to Production Assistant. He has been involved in projects such as THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON, FATHER OF INVENTION, FLIP MAVENS, HENRY ROLLINS UNCUT FROM NEW ORLEANS, PUZZLE VISION, GIRLS GONE GANGSTA, and ANGELS DIE SLOWLY. In 2007 Jason founded Neutral Ground Films LLC and has since produced pilots for two series set in New Orleans: the sit-com BELOW SEA LEVEL and the spaghetti western A MAN CALLED TROUBLE, as well as many other projects. In 2008 he joined 9th Ward Studios, a partnership to rehabilitate the oldest standing film studio and sound stage in New Orleans.
Jason Buch:Development Executive
Jason D. Buch is a writer/producer/director based out of New Orleans, LA. He received his B.S. in Computer Science in 1999 from the University of South Florida and his M.F.A. in Film, Theatre and Communications Arts, with a focus on Screenwriting, in May of 2008 from the University of New Orleans. Jason served as an Associate Producer on the 2007 Telly award winning PBS documentary AMERICAN CREOLE: NEW ORLEANS REUNION, as a Producer on AIR RACERS – a multi-screen, multimedia experience for the Louisiana State Museum, and as an Associate Producer on the recent Louisiana Public Broadcasting Co-production HARVEST TO RESTORE. In addition, he has worked in various positions on films ranging in size from independent short films and documentaries to $80-million action movies, including many of his own projects. During his time at UNO, Jason served as an instructor teaching Introduction to Screenwriting. He currently has several scripts in development.
Sean Donnelly: Production Supervisor
Sean began his film career in 1992 at the InterTalent Agency. After leaving the Agency side in 1996, Sean met up with Alicia Allain at PROPAGANDA FILMS and coordinated two independent films and worked closely with her on a Paul Schrader film starring Greg Kinnear and Willem Dafoe.
In 2003 Sean worked with the writers for LA DRAGNET and then worked with Show Runners to help them create several ideas including NBC’s SURFACE.
In 2006 Sean was asked to join PARAMOUNT VANTAGE films as a Studio Production Coordinator, working closely with crews from THERE WILL BE BLOOD, NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, INTO THE WILD among others. Sean then joined Paramount Vantage’s Post Department as it’s Coordinator and worked directly with the VP of Post.
Sean is now a Production Supervisor with Louisiana Film Resources, operating as a Los Angeles liaison.
Where Strippers Go To Die is currently in post production








