The Greater Philadelphia Film Office, known for it's pioneering work in advancing Philly's motion picture industry, honors native filmmaker Jamie Moffett with their Filmmaker Spotlight.
"Philly's my home base, and to be recognized here alongside fellow artists like David Morse and Don Argott is most certainly an honor", writes Moffett.
Click here to read: Filmmaker Spotlight: Jamie Moffett
Press contact: Ryan Paetzold
ryanpaetzold@jamiemoffett.com
Director Jamie Moffett: solutions@jamiemoffett.com
Dear ol' Jamie turns 34 today, and he'd like to share the birthday celebration by offering 20% off any order over $20.00 in the shop! Head of over to http://jamiemoffett.com/shop and pick something up for yourself. Huzzah!
Good from 5/3/10 to 5/10/10
Other shops are in on it too!
http://theordinaryradicals.com/shop
http://awip.us/shop
http://returntoelsalvador.com/shop
Join us for a Good Friday service outside the local gunshop to stand up against straw purchasing and shady gun practices in the Philadelphia area.
The Vigil begins at The Salvation Army on 1920 E. Allegheny Ave. Our good friends at The Simple Way will be joining us there with the rest of the crew from Heeding God's Call, who have been kind enough to set up and organize these vigils. The march will then
The march will then move together peacefully to the Shooter Shop. Dress code is black or dark colors.
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Jamie Moffett Media Design & Production is a motion picture production company focusing on feature films, web content, and new media. We're young, work hard and are driven to tell compelling stories to be the change we want to see in the world. We've won awards & toured the globe. If media, communications and social justice are topics that inspire you, and you're looking for an internship - we need to talk. You'll learn more in your semester with us about the movie business than in the years you've been in school. You need to be ready, these aren't "get me a coffee" internships. We invite and expect you to participate in the conversation and aid us in making the big decision.
Everyone here at Return to El Salvador is very excited to show you the first seven minutes of the film narrated by Martin Sheen. Please make sure to pass this on to your friends, family, any organizations you are a part of, your school, and/or church.
on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlj63TGsgkQ
on Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/8977964
Two more citizens with a record of activism against Pacific Rim and other mining companies have been killed in cold blood since we produced "The Mysterious Death of Marcelo Rivera" four and a half months ago. Democracy Now, a national television and radio show broadcast on more than 800 stations across the country, has taken on the story of Marcelo and the violence against activists.
We're only two days away from our December 17th premiere, and the twit-blog-face-o'sphere has been positively buzzing with anticipation. However, we wanna reach every nook and cranny to make sure that everyone interested hears about the showing, especially those who aren't as electronically blessed.
With these good ol' printable flyers, you can spread the word around your community or workplace with ease. There's one specifically for December 17, and another blank one for you to fill in your own date for your own event. Don't forget, you can visit our shop to schedule your own screening as well.
So, we have officially changed the date for the party to Tuesday, November 3rd. We're anticipating this date to be much less of a problem for folks who would like to attend.
Appologies for the short notice on this - we've been hard at work polishing up and puttin the ol' spit-shine on some brand new material to show you at our upcoming preview party. However, we want to make sure everyone can come, and given that our planned date was the same night ass game 3 of the world series, we had some conflicts by people who really wanted to make it, but just couldn't out of fierce Phillies loyalty. We can dig it.
Hey all,
Tons of exciting stuff going on here in the studio these days - and we want to share it all with you, face-to-face! Our editors have been burning the midnight oil on Return to El Salvador for the past two months and the results are looking fantastic. It's too much to keep to ourselves, especially given the way the project has grown over the past few months. So on November 3rd, we'll be having big party to celebrate the work we've done so far.
Join us for a screening of some never-before-seen clips from the movie, plus appearances by our esteemed producers and investors to talk about the exciting future of this project. Expect the night to be filled with drinks and fun (first beer is free!). Hang out with the crew and see what sort of behind-the-scenes dirt you can dig up!
Editing on Return to El Salvador is well underway here in Kensington, and we're psyched to be at the point of adding soundtrack to the film. But we need your help!
As with The Ordinary Radicals, we're again looking for music to underscore the film and give us some fresh new material that people may not have heard before. Silver and gold we have not (just like last time), so it's an unpaid gig, but in exchange for your talents we will feature your name in the credits (to hopefully generate unending dividends of fame and glory for you) and send you a copy of the film and soundtrack when they are available.
