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Info for All Things Film
Website that gathers together resources for Actors, Crew, Festivals and Tips for all as a one-stop shop for everything film in Sacramento.
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Sacramento Video Industry Professionals (VIPs)
Meets the Last Wednesday of Every Month
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Donations to
Access Sacramento Help Youth, Health, Community Media
Access Sacramento is a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation providing low-cost or free radio, television and internet services for Sacramento County residents.
Your tax deductible donations support youth and adult training for job skills and work force development, promote health and community news through our channels and AccessLocal.tv, and promote Free Speech and the community voice: Making a Difference, One Voice at a Time. Push HERE to donate today.
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Open Audition Feb. 21
Calling Singers, Musicians, Dancers, Comedians, Jugglers
Sacramento performers hoping to be on the stage for Access Sacramento's 3rd Annual "Sacramento Has Talent" stage show will have to first make it past three Open Audition judges in a one-day event where the final decision comes on LIVE TV.
This year's open audition judges are experienced evaluators of Sacramento's talent.
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(From Left) Concert Promoter Jerry Perry, Access Sacramento Board member Simone Vianna and Dancing Pros Live organizer Jon Wayne at the 2014 Open Auditn
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Long time music producer and event promoter Jerry Perry from Jerry Perry Presents was also a judge during last year's televised Open Audition. Perry is a seasoned professional at evaluating Sacramento area singers, musicians and performers and is the organizer behind many of our area's top appearances of newly discovered talent. Live stage agent and production coordinator Jon Wayne from Dancing Pros Live becomes a judge himself, bringing a background of producing similar competition events around the country.
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Melissa Uroff
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The final Open Audition judge is Sacramento-based artist and photographer Melissa Uroff, who is a founder of Tube.Media who promotes support of the arts in Sacramento County, support display art and musical performances monthly at a variety of local venues.
The Open Audition sign ups begin at 8:30 a.m. on Feb. 21 at Access Sacramento's TV Studio inside the Coloma Community Center, 4623 T. Street, Sacramento. Judging takes place from 9 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., with semifinalist repeat auditions during the 1p.m. live show. Public relations and social media expert Patrick Harbison hosts the 1pm Open Audition on Access Sacramento's channel 17.
More information about the process of the morning tryouts and a link to an on-line application form is available from AccessSacramento.org
Sacramento Has Talent is a fund raiser that benefits Access Sacramento and its youth training Neighborhood News Correspondent program.
Sponsorship opportunities for Sacramento Has Talent are available. Contact Executive Director Gary Martin at 916-456-8600 ext. 100 for more information.
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Tune in Tomorrow at 5pm
Sacramento Has Talent
and
Black Child Development Institute
Did you know that Sacramento Has Talent? It does, we have a show to prove it! Sacramento Has Talent is a showcase of local Sacramentans who perform on stage in front of an audience and judges. Auditions are coming up and you can find out how to audition on LiveWire this week! As we close the end of February, we also observe and support Black History Month with our guest Black Child Development Institute who supports both Black History and its future.
Access Sacramento talent scouts have searched the region, looking for local talent. They have discovered the best performers, singers, dancers, filmmakers, and musical groups, and they will compete for your entertainment and cash prizes.
Come see them perform!
This event benefits Access Sacramento's Neighborhood News Youth Correspondent stipend program. The ongoing project pays young journalists, ages 16- to 21-years-old, finanical stipends for "deliverables" (articles, videos, slide shows, podcasts, etc.) submitted weekly about their communities to the website, AccessLocal.tv.
More info for the Sacramento Has Talent:
Sacramento Has Talent
The Black Child Development Institute of Sacramento is a non-profit organization with a diverse membership of people who are interested in improving the conditions of children and their families in Sacramento County. They volunteer their time, talents and resources to provide education, information and resources to families. Their signature programs are "Entering the College Zone" which is a one day event that provides support and resources to middle school students and their parents. They also hold a yearly conference for girls ages 12- 18 called Determined, Intelligent, Valued, American Young Ladies (DIVA) conference.
For more about Black Child Development Institute of Sacramento:
www.bcdisacramento.org
Join us and tune in to LiveWire! at 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 11th on Access Sacramento channel 17. You can also watch the simulcast online the same time it airs at www.AccessSacramento.org and click 'watch 17'. The encore presentation airs the following Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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"Place Called Sacramento" Call for Scripts
Access Sacramento seeks 10-minute short film script entries about Sacramento by March 27, 2015 for its 16th annual "Place Called Sacramento" Film Festival.
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Place Called Sacramento 2014
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"A Place Called Sacramento" is unique by selecting 10 Sacramento-themed winning scripts for production during this coming summer, with the resulting 10-minute films appearing on the big screen in a giant world premiere the first weekend in October. Each film must feature story lines and locations about the Sacramento region.
In preparation for the script competition and resulting film production process, Access Sacramento is providing four specialty workshops on Saturdays.
Short Form Script Writing - Four Saturdays beginning February 28.
Short Film Production Tips - Four Saturdays beginning April 11
Acting for the Camera - One day May 30
Make Up Basics - One day June 13
These classes are open to the general public and do not require Access Sacramento membership. Sign up by calling 916-456-8600 ext. 0.
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