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Welcome to the 2nd edition of
The New Mexico Movie News by crewnewmexico.com!
We're thrilled by the positive response we received from the first edition of The New Mexico Movie News - and we're back for round 2! From many a "thank you," to new crew and vendors coming on board our site, we're glad we hit the mark.
This month's New Mexico Movie News is sponsored by
Filmmaker Production Services Company. The October2008 opening of their Property, Drapery, and Costume House in Albuquerque was an acknowledgement of the
strong state of film in New Mexico, and a vote of confidence in its future.
We'd like to give a
special welcome to FPSC, and invite you to contact them for
more information, product, or a tour. Of course, be sure to tell them, and all our advertisers, that you heard about them through crewnewmexico.com or The Movie News!
The fall production schedule in New Mexico has really picked up after a slow summer. Film has never been a predictable industry, yet New Mexico continues to lead the way in terms of stable incentives and growing infrastructure. Other incentive-offering states are hitting hard times due to poor planning or lack of oversight, and we're proud to say that New Mexico continues to set the bar for reliability and visibility, and is having a busy back-end to this year.
With nearly 600 cast, crew and film-supporting vendors in our directory and 10,000 site visitors/month, we can firmly say it's our pleasure to serve each and every one of you. Whether you're considering filming here, already shooting, or need support for any element of your project, feel free to contact us at any time.
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Big Hollywood Comes to Albuquerque The October 2008 opening of Filmmaker Production Services Company in Albuquerque was a milestone for the local film industry, bringing a large-scale production support company to New Mexico for the first time.
FPSC is a 25,000 sq. ft. warehouse filled with the largest prop, drapery and costume selection in New Mexico. For Props, their inventory features hand props, furniture, fixtures and drapery for all your set dressing needs. In Costume, their collection includes men's and women's costumes, contemporary clothing and evening wear, uniforms, jackets, shoes, costume expendables and accessories. With about 200,000 items on site, and access to their LA inventory, FPSC can fulfill nearly every production request - and they ship to productions nationwide.
In just one year in business, they've already served dozens of productions, including Breaking Bad, Crash, In Plain Sight, Book of Eli, MacGruber, Paul, The Resident, Men Who Stare At Goats, and Georgia O'Keefe.
Says Beverly Hadley, director of Filmmaker Production Services, "We're excited to be part of the rapidly developing New Mexico filmmaking community. Our wide selection and high level of customer service is designed to match the tight schedule of a film or television production." That and their carefully chosen location just north of downtown and a quick trip to ABQ Studios helps productions run more smoothly. And their excellent management team keeps FPSC as a key element of many productions.
The FPSC facility also has a conference room, workroom and dressing room available for rent. The Company also provides a unique venue for special events.
Meet The FPSC Management
Meredith Stewart, Manager
Meredith has been working in the entertainment
industry since 1992. She graduated from Loyola Marymount University in 1997
with a BA in Film Production, and proceeded to work in feature film on projects
such as Stuart Little, End of Days, Blow and The Time Machine.
She began her career at NBC Universal in the Property Department as
a rental manager handling production deals, loss and damage, trade of
inventory, and close out of productions.
After 7 1/2 years, she relocated to Albuquerque to manage the new Filmmaker Production Services Company.
Melissa Moody, Costume Dept. Supervisor
Melissa has a BA in Fine Arts from University of New Mexico with an emphasis on Costume Design and a minor in Russian and Art History. She worked in opera and theatre for many years as a seamstress, patternmaker, and designer before adding film to her resume. She has worked in LA and NM on films
including Planet of the Apes, Buddy, Beloved, All the Pretty Horses, North Country, The Longest Yard, and The Spirit. She loves vintage and ethnic clothes which she collects during world travels.
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Industry News Briefs
Santa Fe Studios is perhaps one step closer to reality. Santa Fe County agrees to loan the Studios $6 million, after the IATSE 480 says they'll manage the studios if the owners default on the loan. Stay tuned . . . In Plain Sight is coming back to shoot another season in New Mexico. . . Megan Fox is coming to town to film Passion Play. See how passionate she was with Seth Rogen on the Jimmy Kimmel show!. . . crewnewmexico.com nears almost 600 cast, crew and film supporting vendors - in just over 1 year in business!. . . Bryan Cranston wins his second consecutive Emmy for his performance in the locally made AMC-TV series Breaking Bad. Check out his humble and great acceptance speech. Congratulations to all involved. . . Iowa's film incentive program get's yanked after some folks thought it was ok to buy cars for personal use and call it rebate-able, and lots of other potential abuses. Productions are heading home, and scrambling to find someplace else to shoot. . . In the meantime, New Mexico Film Office has recently launched a new program to prevent exactly that kind of malfeasance. Four full-time Tax and Rev auditors will review rebate requests, insuring expenses claimed are legit. Helps our incentive program remain watertight, and shows we're in it for the long haul. See article below. . . Gamer, shot in Albuquerque, totally face-plants with the critics and at the box office. . . Michigan's aggressive film incentive program may be on the chopping block as MI legislature tries to close a $2B budget gap. Proposals include cutting the % rebate, capping the total rebate, or yanking the program altogether; Pennsylvania's incentives stay put for another year. . . White Sands International Film Festival is currently open for submissions for its 2010 program. Early birds may apply thru October 15 - hurry!. . . Heritage Hotels and Resorts invites you to check out the 3rd floor of the Albuquerque Plaza Building as a potential film location or production office or commercial space for relocating film businesses. 17,000 sq.ft of urban look and feel, right in the heart of downtown ABQ. . . Las Cruces finally gets a little movie action! Due Date, starring Robert Downey Jr and Jamey Foxx will be shooting there this month! crewnewmexico.com listee Reel Chefs Catering will be doing up the cooking. . . The Boulder International Film Festival invites New Mexico film lovers to come up and enjoy the snow and show - February 11-14. . . crewnewmexico.com
presents their lecture "Capture the Moving Picture Industry" to students and local businesses on working in an incentive-based industry, and teaches the networking
skills required to participate in the film industry - special thanks to their great audiences. . . The highest house in Albuquerque invites location scouts to see their $3 million property overlooking the entire city. Coolest location in town!. . . Don't forget - you can apply for discounted parking for your production at Airport Fast Park. Special offers for film companies and crewnewmexico.com members. Save great $. . .
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New Accounting Rules for the
New Mexico Film Incentive Program
On September 11, 2009, Governor Bill Richarson's office announced the introduction of a new program to help provide greater transparency in the New Mexico Film Incentive process. In light of some recent abuses of incentives in Iowa, these come at a newsworthy time.New Mexico has the most trusted and stable incentive program in the country, and these new changes show the confidence we have in our current procedures.
Under the new guidelines, production companies that request a tax credit will
be required to provide the New Mexico Film Office with detailed information
regarding the expenses submitted to qualify for the credit. Previously this
data had only been provided to the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department
where by law it must be kept confidential. Under the new policy, the film
office will provide aggregate totals in specific categories for all film and
television productions on a fiscal year basis.
By providing aggregate totals, proprietary industry information will remain confidential while still providing the public greater insight into how the tax credits are being applied, and to show the validity of the credit requests.To enforce the new rules, the New Mexico Tax and Revenue Department is creating a new film unit consisting of four auditors and a supervisor who will receive specialized training in production practices and terminology.Says Rick Homans, Secretary of the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, "Our auditors will talk the industry language, visit
the sets and understand the complexity of the film and digital media business. The goal is to be open and friendly to the film industry and, at the same
time, maintain accountability and a clear set of rules and expectations.
The reporting categories are as follows:
1. Total dollar amount spent in New Mexico (including NM labor)
2. Total dollar amount spent in NM on:
a. NM Crew (all NM crew: director, producers, writer, technical crew,
security)
b. NM Talent (principals and background)
c. New Mexico
facility/property rental: stage space, production office, location fees
d. NM lodging/accommodations
e. NM food (catering, craft service,
other)
f. NM rental vehicles/non-film vehicles
g. NM "rolling
equipment" rentals (trucks, trailers, cranes, picture cars)
h. NM film
equipment rentals (grip, lighting, camera, other)
i. NM construction
costs (lumber, hardware, supplies, other)
j. NM set dressing
k. NM wardrobe
l. NM special effects/props.
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Attention Travel Coordinators and Visiting Film Professionals. . . We may not have beachfront vacation rentals in New Mexico, but we do have dozens of phenomenal furnished homes for extended stays during your production. From New Mexico's finest estates and large private compounds to cozy casitas, contemporary city homes, and horse-properties in Corrales, we've got a great selection of places for you and your family to call home. We even have a beautiful retreat center right next to Bonanza Creek Movie Ranch for a unique stay. Click here to begin your search - and tell them you heard about them on crewnewmexico.com. And if you do need oceanfront relax time, contact Hawaii's Best Rentals for the top furnished homes on the islands. (866) 77-ALOHA.
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We'd like to introduce you to The Film Apprenticeship Programs Inc. of New Mexico.
FAPI provides New Mexico residents with the knowledge and skills needed for a career in the industry. This in-depth and intensive program consists of both classroom and on-set training with experienced professionals and industry mentors. It's a great way to get the hours, know-how, and credentials you'll need to get involved!Contact the Film Apprenticeship office directly for more information: (505) 216-5142, orinfo@filmapprentice.org. Click here to learn more and sign up today. Good luck! |
Health and Wellness for Filmmakers Working long days in challenging conditions can really take its toll on a film professional. But don't worry, there's plenty of ways for you to stay in top shape and good health this winter! From alternative medicine to urgent care, massage to spinal manipulation, there's a practitioner for you listed on crewnewmexico.com.
For yoga buffs, there's Ridgecrest Yoga in Albuquerque, and Kripalu instructor Halli Bourne - both who do private classes and work with film professionals. If you're in Santa Fe and need some TLC, there's the famed Santa Fe Soul Health and Healing Center- with dozens of practitioners in all health modalities. For those who need the skills of a world-class intuitive counselor and numerologist, contact Deirdre Morgan - she counsels for the stars in person or via phone. . . Have something acute and away from your MD? There's Ultimed Urgent Care in located right near the Plaza in Santa Fe. How about ongoing care and health maintenance? Dr Suzanne Smart of Nob Hill Acupuncture, and Dr. Robyn Benson of Santa Fe Soul will keep your Qi flowing even in rough times. If you're looking for massage in New Mexico, you're in luck! Leanne Chattey does Trager, Robert Legere puts his Hands on Hollywood, Karla Linden of Masterpiece Massage has worked on film and music crew for years and Erin Frye of Lima Kai massage in ABQ does trigger point and Ashiatsu massage. For your back, there's chiropractors Dr. Christene Baranowski, or Patrick O'Keefe of Sangre de Cristo Wellenss. For your teeth, there's Dr. Leslie Lakind of Lakind Dental Group - a Santa Fe favorite! To get ripped on Pilates, contact the amazing Hallie Love of Yoga for Pilates. And to keep the entire crew in shape, there's Southwest Sports Institute - training and nutritional counseling for A-List talent and everyone on set! Oh, and if you can't read this because you need glasses or forgot yours at home, Acoma Optical would like to see you.
crewnewmexico.com, LLC and the New Mexico Movie News do not make any specific recommendations about which health and wellness practitioners you should choose, about the efficacy of their treatment, that you will achieve certain results or states of health, or that a particular practitioner will perform to your exact specifications. crewnewmexico.com, LLC accepts no liability for the services provided by practitioners listed on the crewnewmexico.com directory. You are solely responsible for choosing your health practitioner, and for the services they perform.
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Introducing Paso del Puma
The "Highest" House in Albuquerque!
Film Location, A-list Housing, Investment Property 
Paso del Puma is an immaculate 3 br home located in the Sandia Heights, perched high above the city. It
is the "highest" house in Albuquerque, has unparalleled views of ABQ and the mountains, and is one of the finest homes in the city.Three things you need to know about Paso del Puma:1. It's a great film location.
Amazing views from inside the house and on the patios; adjoins Sandia
National Forest - unobstructed integration to a natural setting; city
lights double for LA; production parking just down the hill. Every location scout and
manager needs to arrange for a viewing.2. It's a brilliant lodging
option. Very private, secluded, and beautifully appointed, and just
minutes to town. Everyone who manages travel arrangements for the
A-list set needs to come up and see.3. It's for sale!
Whether you're looking to make a move to Albuquerque, or to
explore the potentials of integrating this home into the film industry,
you'll be hard pressed to find anything like this in
Albuquerque.For more information, or to arrange a viewing, contact Debbie McCoy at (505) 798-0700 or email her at mccoy27@gmail.com. |
Production Support and Personal Services!
Our goal is for every filmmaker to have quick and easy access to all of the support services they need, whether for a production or their personal lives. We don't broker or play middle-man, so you can always be sure you're getting things right from the source - at the best rates! We've got nearly 200 vendors for you to choose from - here's just a sample!
A NM Film Industry success story, the locally owned
Hunter Lumber has provided construction materials to almost every major (and minor) production filmed in the state. . . With a long history serving film, Simply Classic Gift Baskets provides some of the finest baskets around, and delivers state-wide. . . Aquila Travel is the #1 travel agency for the NM film industry, handling arrangements for nearly every production coming to town. . . And once you're here, New MexiTour and 505 Star Limo will provide you with A-List drivers and transportation. . . If you'd prefer to fly, or need an aerial lift, call AeroWest Helicopters. If you're hungry call Marja's Catering. When you need waterjet cutting for props (and who doesn't) call ABQ Manufacturing. And when you need things shipped to/from or within the state, contact PakMail Santa Fe or PakMail ABQ - both who can receive and store production supplies. For great graphic design and painting, check out Dawn Wheat! When you're shipping or receiving fine art or props, contact Art Delivery Service. When you're looking for the most unique movie art in the world, contact Vintage Movie Posters on Canyon Road, and for ethnographic art for props or your home collection, the Jay Etkin Gallery. If you need a deluxe coffee machine for your production office or crafty truck, there's Chuck Mooney and Coffee for Your Business. When you need a day of total relaxation, check out the Spa at Encantado Resort in Santa Fe, or soak it away in the hot springs at Ojo Caliente.
When you need your car fixed in Santa Fe, call Don at Modern Auto. When you need grip and lighting equipment rentals, we recommend New Mexico Lighting and Grip, and for big rig generator rentals its Harold at B and B Production
Services. Whew!
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Valerie Santagto Photography
You may be great on screen, but do you know how to perform for a headshot?
Valerie
Santagto is one of New Mexico's leading headshot photographers not only
because of her amazing portraiture, but because she teaches important
lessons on how to "be" for the still camera. From actors headshots to
formal, art, and commercial portraits, see why acting coaches across
New Mexico are recommending Valerie to their students.Call (505) 355.3256, or click here.
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Real Estate for Sale
Famed Artist Retreat Just Minutes from the Ford Movie Ranch
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This amazing home and studio was built by iconic American painter Agnes Martin in 1990, and was her residence for nearly a decade. Completely remodeled and redecorated in 2004, property is 3.026 acres in the heart of the historic Galisteo Village in Galisteo, New Mexico. Located just minutes from the Ford Movie Ranch ( Appaloosa, 3:10 to Yuma), making this an
excellent option for a film professional seeking seclusion, but
still just a short drive to Santa Fe and to productions filming at the Ranch. One of a kind. For sale for $1,300,000. Contact Morgan at (505) 466-8585, or click here.
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B&B Production Services provides single and double plant trucks, stakebeds, tractors, and wardrobe
trailers to the New Mexico film industry. They have 3 trucks with twin generators, 7 tractors with single
plant generators, and
have served many productions in New Mexico, including Breaking Bad, Observe and Report,
Brothers, Did you Hear About the Morgans, and The Spy Next Door. They also serve productions nationwide. Contact Harold Woods at (818) 266-8843 or click here
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Desert Sky Communications was started by Jane Blume in 1989, and is New Mexico Business Weekly's 12th-ranked PR film in New Mexico. Having a clear and present voice in the media is critical for any business, so we're happy to present some tips from one of New Mexico's most well-known media networkers.Jane is offering a free consultation (up to 1 hour) for any business that's listed on crewnewmexico.com!Q: There are a lot of new
businesses opening in New Mexico hoping to capitalize on the film industry.
What would be your advice to them as they enter the local market?
A: Understand your uniqueness -- what makes you different/uniquely qualified to do what
you do? Be highly visible to your target audience and do a lot of
networking - that's how business is done here. Don't perform services you're not qualified for - unless you disclose your weaknesses and agree to perform for at big discount or free of charge. Under-promise and over-deliver. Q: Tell us a little bit
about Desert Sky Communications.
A: Desert Sky
Communications is New Mexico Business Weekly's #12-ranked PR firm for this
state. We provide a broad range of services to help our clients gain visibility
and recognition for the great work that they do, and "get the right
messages to the right audiences."
Q: What services could you provide to a production?
A: Media relations: news
releases; feature story and interview ideas for the print and broadcast media;
news conferences; crisis communications.
Q: How about film-supporting
businesses or other New Mexico small businesses?
A:
The same as for a production, and then some! We
also provide writing and editing services including news releases, brochures,
company fact sheets, and websites. We assist with corporate identity
(graphic design for logos, brochures, print ads, etc.), as well as broadcast
and print advertising, customer surveys, photographic services,
website maintenance and design and special events.
Click to read the full interview.
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What is crewnewmexico.com?
We're the leading production support and marketing agency for the New Mexico film industry. Our flagship endeavor, crewnewmexico.com features nearly 600 cast, crew, and film supporting vendors, the latest industry news and events, and helps productions connect to local providers of goods and services, talent and skill.We help make sure everyone knows why New Mexico is one of the leading film destinations in the world, and to facilitate business between visiting productions and local purveyors and crew. W e consult for those interested in learning more about, and how to participate in, the film industry. We also build and host websites for our customers - from basic to complex - and welcome your web development inquiry.If you've got a message, skill, product, location or educational opportunity you'd like to market to the NM film world, contact us at info@crewnewmexico.com, or call (505) 930-0443. You can also click here to read up and register for our directory online.This edition of The New Mexico Movie News was sent to over 8,000 film professionals and film and media contacts in NM, LA, and nation-wide! Can you get that kind of coverage on your own? Contact us today.crewnewmexico.com,
LLC is not affiliated with the New Mexico Film Office, the State of New
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