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IBFF of Nashville: Jumpstart Your Project - What a Film and TV Commission Can Do for You?

International Black Film Festival of Nashville

October 17, 2008

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How do you get permission to shoot in a special location or close a street for that one important shot? How do you find production personnel in the city you are shooting in? What are the financial incentives of shooting in a specific location? Join the experts for an exciting discussion on how a film commission can help you take your project from concept to completion.

Facilitator: Linn Sitler, Commissioner, Memphis Film Commission;Craig Woods – Commissioner, Bahamas Film and Television Commission; Perry Gibson, Commissioner, Tennessee Film, Music and TV Commission

Location: TSU Avon Williams Campus - Room 354

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  Tickets: $120/Workshopaholic Pass (Save $60)
  $60/Individual Pass for workshop

  Info Phone: (615) 383-9140

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  Dates:
  October 17, 2008

  Times:
  Friday 1:45pm-3:00pm

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  TSU - Avon Williams Campus

  330 10th Avenue North Nashville, TN 37203

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  • Event Name: 2008 International Black Film Festival of Nashville
    "Black Filmmakers and Screenwriters"
    Comment posted by: GBANKS ENTERTAINMENT LLC........WWW.G.BANKSENTERTAINMENT.com from New York, Jul 17, 2008
    

    This event is a fabulous way for Black Filmmakers and Screenwriters to showcase their work. The keys to SUCCESS as a film artist are PERSERVERANCE, PATIENCE, PUBLICITY and PROMOTION. The Nashvile... Expand

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    This event is a fabulous way for Black Filmmakers and Screenwriters to showcase their work. The keys to SUCCESS as a film artist are PERSERVERANCE, PATIENCE, PUBLICITY and PROMOTION. The Nashvile Black Film Festival allows these components of success to occur. Keep up this FABULOUS networking affair for African American film and screenwriting artists! Collapse

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