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CFA General Meeting and “Halloween” Movie Panel

Welcome the New Year with Carolina Film Alliance

ACTORS AND CREW WHO WORKED ON "HALLOWEEN," WILL DISCUSS THEIR CRAFT AND SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES WORKING ON THIS 2018 BLOCKBUSTER FILM

Sunday, January 13, 2019
Crowne Plaza Hotel
4831 Tanger Outlet Blvd., North Charleston

AGENDA

2:30 pm - Meet and Greet - Lobby - Snacks - Cash or Charge Bar
3:15 pm - Move to Drayton Room for meeting - Snacks - Cash Bar

PANEL DISCUSSION - PANELISTS TO INCLUDE:

Charlie Benton was cast in his first principal role as Officer Richards in Halloween (2018).
Patricia Glasser, Hairstylist for Jamie Lee Curtis and Hair Dept. Head.
Heath Hood, Special Effects Coordinator.
Brien Gregorie played the role of Father in Halloween.
Vince Mattis played the role of Son in Halloween – his very first on camera audition.
The panel will be moderated by Missy Ricker, the Set Decorator of Halloween.

 

 

Following the panel discussion, there will be a Legislative Update from Tompkins, Thompson, and Brown and an update from the South Carolina Film Commission.

CFA Annual Reports will be available for members.

Meeting will adjourn at 5 pm.

FREE TO MEMBERS. $10.00 ADMISSION TO NON-MEMBERS

Go to our FB page and let us know you are coming. https://www.facebook.com/CarolinaFilmAlliance/

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2018 CFA Board Elected

The Carolina Film Alliance (CFA) board elections were held on January 7, 2017. Re-elected to serve were:

  • BettyLynn Allison
  • Jean-Mark Khayat
  • Linda Lee
  • Tommy Melton
  • Harrison Palmer
  • Missy Ricker

New board members are:

  • Martin Bluford
  • Linda Eisen
  • Steve Rhea
  • Matthew Sefick
  • Ron Tucker

A full recap of the meeting will be posted.

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Set Decorator Missy Ricker to be honored at Beaufort Intl Film Festival

Missy Ricker, Beaufort Film Festival 2018

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The Beaufort Film Society is pleased to announce that Missy Ricker will be presented the prestigious “Behind the Scenes” Award at the 12th Annual Beaufort International Film Festival in Beaufort, SC.

The festival dates are February 21-25, 2018 with the Red Carpet Reception and Awards Gala taking place on Sunday, February 25th at the University of South Carolina, Beaufort, Center for the Arts.

More info on LinkedIn

Press release

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2017 Indie Grants – Money to Make Your Movie

The 2017 Indie Grants funding cycle is now open!

As a production grant program from the South Carolina Film Commission and Trident Technical College, this is an incredible opportunity for writers and filmmakers to make a high-quality short film.

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Recent Indie Grants shorts have been honored by the likes of Sundance, Palm Springs, Austin Film Festival, FantasticFest, Cucalorus, Tall Grass, Stiges, Oxford, New Orleans Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Indie Memphis, Cleveland International Film Festival, LA Film Festival, DragonCon, and many more.

Application are due by midnight on June 19, 2017.

MORE INFO

 

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Indie Grants Work-in-Progress Screening at BIFF

The 2016 INDIE GRANTS short films will screen as a work-in-progress event at the 2017 Beaufort International Film Festival, Feb. 18, in Beaufort, SC.  This preview is an opportunity for South Carolina audiences to see the shorts before they take on the international film festival circuit.

The screening is free and open to the public, and will take place at 1:15pm at USC-Beaufort Center for the Arts (805 Carteret St, Beaufort, SC 29902).  Click here for more info.

The films screening are:

PILGRIMS (Work-in-Progress)
Written and Produced by Brad Land (Conway, SC) and Cory Howard
Directed by Jonathan Guggenheim (Greenville, SC)
Set in the punk scene of Greenville, SC, in the 1980’s, 16-year-old Terry Webber struggles to navigate a new reality after a tragedy involving his girlfriend.

ISLE OF PALMS (Work-in-Progress)
Written by Joe Worthen (Greenville, SC)
Directed by John Barnhardt (Charleston, SC)
A young man is sent on a sun-washed quest to track down the mysterious molly dealer Hugo Bereft.

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CFA Board 2018-2019

Carolina Film Alliance 
PO Box 21790
Charleston, SC 29413


Please click on name below to send an email to a CFA Board Member.
Officers
President: Linda Lee
Vice President: Missy Ricker
Secretary: Matthew Sefick
Treasurer: BettyLynn Allison

Board members

Martin Bluford
Linda Eisen
Jean-Mark Khayat
Tommy Melton
Harrison Palmer
Steve Rhea
Ron Tucker

Our Mission

The Carolina Film Alliance is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to building the motion picture, television and creative digital media industries in South Carolina.

The CFA is focused both on,
A) the expansion of effective South Carolina Film incentives to attract film, television, and commercial projects to our state, and
B) providing its membership networking and professional development opportunities with which to build their skills and careers.