Foster's Daily Democrat has a story today about the recent filming of a "Ghost Hunters" episode at Fort Constitution and the Portsmouth Lighthouse. The episode is set to air December 10 at 9 p.m.
This will be the third New Hampshire-based episode this year (also featured were the Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods and the Palace Theatre in Manchester.)
Read the article here.
Franklin mill property being offered up for filmmakers
New Hampshire Business Review (10/24) has an article about an old mill property in Franklin that is now available for filmmaking or office space. Check out Cindy Kibbe's write-up here.
The New Hampshire Film & Television Office also has photos of the property in our online location library. View the location file here.
The New Hampshire Film & Television Office also has photos of the property in our online location library. View the location file here.
2008 New Hampshire Film Festival announces winners
[Received this press release from the New Hampshire Film Festival.]
More than 6,000 attend weekend movie festival in Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, NH – The eighth annual New Hampshire Film Festival drew an estimated 6,000 attendants to downtown Portsmouth, making the four-day fest the most successful in the event’s history.
“In this economy, we’re definitely encouraged at the attendance,” said NHFF Executive Director, Nicole Gregg. “We had far more people purchasing weekend passes and enjoying the entire event from Thursday to Sunday.”
With a lineup of films coming from Sundance, Berliner and the Cannes film festivals, the NHFF program is now comparable to major film festivals, according to Gregg. The NHFF ran Oct. 16 - 19.
This year's NHFF winners included Best Short Comedy Award: "Cutlass," director Kate Hudson; Best Short Drama: "Centigrade," directors Colin Cunningham, Madison Graie; Best Animation Award: "The Magistical," directors John Cernak, Danny Oakley, writer John Cernak; Best Student Award: "The Abattoir," director/writer, T.J. Volgare; Best Documentary Award: "I.O.U.S.A.," director Patrick Creadon; Grand Jury Award: "The Life Before Her Eyes," director Vadim Perelman, writer Emil Stern; Best Feature Award, "The Unknown Woman," director/writer Giuseppe Tornatore; Best Screenplay Award: "The Stunning Box," by David Bertoni, Yarmouth, Maine; and Audience Choice Award: "Between the Folds," feature-length documentary, by Vanessa Gould.
Winners of New Hampshire awards included New Hampshire Documentary Film Award: "Communities and Consequences," director/writer Jay Childs; and the New Hampshire Film of the Year Award: "Sick Sex," by Justin Nowell, director and co-writer with Thomas Nowell. The Van McLeod Award went to Chase Bailey of Left Bank Films in Portsmouth. The NHFF 2008 marked the debut of the new Van McLeod Award, which honors someone who makes a significant contribution to the film or television industry and is named in honor of the commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources.
Event highlights included visits by Austin Chick, director of "August;" Patrick Creadon, director of "I.O.U.S.A." (also "Word Play," and producer of "Super Size Me"); and event artists-in-residence Emmy-winning filmmakers Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar. Artist Michael Fosse, featured in "Between the Folds," followed that screening by creating a giant origami sculpture on the spot.
The "I.O.U.S.A." panel discussion with Creadon, Writer Addison Wiggin and Sen. Judd Gregg, a subject in the film, was the highlight of the festival, according to Gregg.
NHFF receives major sponsorship from Irving Oil and Override. Created in July 2007, Override is a network of respected retail brands that gives consumers an opportunity to lower their individual price of gas at the pump. Consumers can earn gas savings at participating Shaw’s Supermarkets and Dunkin’ Donuts. The opportunity to save is also available to more than 9,000 L.L. Bean employees through Override’s employee program. Gas savings are redeemable at 200 Irving fuel locations in New England. Please see more information at Override.com. Further information is available at www.nhfilmfestival.com.
Media Contact: Nicole Gregg | nicole@nhfilmfestival.com | 603.647.6439.
More than 6,000 attend weekend movie festival in Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, NH – The eighth annual New Hampshire Film Festival drew an estimated 6,000 attendants to downtown Portsmouth, making the four-day fest the most successful in the event’s history.
“In this economy, we’re definitely encouraged at the attendance,” said NHFF Executive Director, Nicole Gregg. “We had far more people purchasing weekend passes and enjoying the entire event from Thursday to Sunday.”
With a lineup of films coming from Sundance, Berliner and the Cannes film festivals, the NHFF program is now comparable to major film festivals, according to Gregg. The NHFF ran Oct. 16 - 19.
This year's NHFF winners included Best Short Comedy Award: "Cutlass," director Kate Hudson; Best Short Drama: "Centigrade," directors Colin Cunningham, Madison Graie; Best Animation Award: "The Magistical," directors John Cernak, Danny Oakley, writer John Cernak; Best Student Award: "The Abattoir," director/writer, T.J. Volgare; Best Documentary Award: "I.O.U.S.A.," director Patrick Creadon; Grand Jury Award: "The Life Before Her Eyes," director Vadim Perelman, writer Emil Stern; Best Feature Award, "The Unknown Woman," director/writer Giuseppe Tornatore; Best Screenplay Award: "The Stunning Box," by David Bertoni, Yarmouth, Maine; and Audience Choice Award: "Between the Folds," feature-length documentary, by Vanessa Gould.
Winners of New Hampshire awards included New Hampshire Documentary Film Award: "Communities and Consequences," director/writer Jay Childs; and the New Hampshire Film of the Year Award: "Sick Sex," by Justin Nowell, director and co-writer with Thomas Nowell. The Van McLeod Award went to Chase Bailey of Left Bank Films in Portsmouth. The NHFF 2008 marked the debut of the new Van McLeod Award, which honors someone who makes a significant contribution to the film or television industry and is named in honor of the commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources.
Event highlights included visits by Austin Chick, director of "August;" Patrick Creadon, director of "I.O.U.S.A." (also "Word Play," and producer of "Super Size Me"); and event artists-in-residence Emmy-winning filmmakers Julia Reichert and Steven Bognar. Artist Michael Fosse, featured in "Between the Folds," followed that screening by creating a giant origami sculpture on the spot.
The "I.O.U.S.A." panel discussion with Creadon, Writer Addison Wiggin and Sen. Judd Gregg, a subject in the film, was the highlight of the festival, according to Gregg.
NHFF receives major sponsorship from Irving Oil and Override. Created in July 2007, Override is a network of respected retail brands that gives consumers an opportunity to lower their individual price of gas at the pump. Consumers can earn gas savings at participating Shaw’s Supermarkets and Dunkin’ Donuts. The opportunity to save is also available to more than 9,000 L.L. Bean employees through Override’s employee program. Gas savings are redeemable at 200 Irving fuel locations in New England. Please see more information at Override.com. Further information is available at www.nhfilmfestival.com.
Media Contact: Nicole Gregg | nicole@nhfilmfestival.com | 603.647.6439.
Great Northern Video now renting equipment
[Received this notice from Great Northern Video in Pembroke, NH.]
Due to customer requests over the years Great Northern Video has finally decided to open up a rental division. Our clients clearly see the short-term benefits of renting and we have taken the progressive step to adapt to the changes in the market to benefit our customers. Before offing rentals customers would have to travel to Massachusetts to rent equipment and be subjected to traffic, high rental costs, time spent, taxes, and high gas costs.
Renting equipment allows you to test in real world applications to find out which equipment better serves your need. You can have significant cost savings and less complexity versus in-house management of own equipment. All our equipment is new and meticulously maintained and serviced. With major changes in technology and the current state of the economy, renting might be a better choice for you and your short-term needs.
Great Northern Video rents cameras, Steadicam’s, projectors, wireless mics, edit systems, green screens, batteries and power supplies, lighting kits, tripods, monitors, jibs, the RED One camera system, etc. All our equipment is backed up with experts, with hands on real world application experience. Want to rent equipment but need some training? Great Northern Video offers training on lighting, cameras, support, editing, and sound at the lowest rates in the country.
Our rental program is fairly unique in that we offer 1 day, 3 day and 7-day rentals. The 3-day rental is the cost of 2 days and the 7-day rental is the cost of 3 days, so there is a significant cost savings over traditional rental houses. The rental department at Great Northern Video is currently accepting equipment reservations. It has already caught on and we have several projects coming to town that we are providing equipment for. We are officially open for rentals and we look forward to your business.
Michael N. Sutton
msutton@greatnorthernvideo.com
603-228-0412 x 16
Outside of NH 1-800-631-6812
Due to customer requests over the years Great Northern Video has finally decided to open up a rental division. Our clients clearly see the short-term benefits of renting and we have taken the progressive step to adapt to the changes in the market to benefit our customers. Before offing rentals customers would have to travel to Massachusetts to rent equipment and be subjected to traffic, high rental costs, time spent, taxes, and high gas costs.
Renting equipment allows you to test in real world applications to find out which equipment better serves your need. You can have significant cost savings and less complexity versus in-house management of own equipment. All our equipment is new and meticulously maintained and serviced. With major changes in technology and the current state of the economy, renting might be a better choice for you and your short-term needs.
Great Northern Video rents cameras, Steadicam’s, projectors, wireless mics, edit systems, green screens, batteries and power supplies, lighting kits, tripods, monitors, jibs, the RED One camera system, etc. All our equipment is backed up with experts, with hands on real world application experience. Want to rent equipment but need some training? Great Northern Video offers training on lighting, cameras, support, editing, and sound at the lowest rates in the country.
Our rental program is fairly unique in that we offer 1 day, 3 day and 7-day rentals. The 3-day rental is the cost of 2 days and the 7-day rental is the cost of 3 days, so there is a significant cost savings over traditional rental houses. The rental department at Great Northern Video is currently accepting equipment reservations. It has already caught on and we have several projects coming to town that we are providing equipment for. We are officially open for rentals and we look forward to your business.
Michael N. Sutton
msutton@greatnorthernvideo.com
603-228-0412 x 16
Outside of NH 1-800-631-6812
New Hampshire-based filmmaker Todd Norwood featured in Nashua Telegraph article.
Check out the article on New Hampshire filmmaker Todd Norwood in today's Nashua Telegraph.
Read the piece here.
Read the piece here.
Casting Notice for NH independent film, The Kingsmen's Redeemer
[Received this notice from NH-based Purple Crayon Productions.]
Purple Crayon Productions, LLC is proud to announce auditions for the epic new film, "The Kingsmen's Redeemer" Co-Directed by Petros Tsanlaredes & Scott R. Caseley. This psychological/supernatural thriller will be shot in January with the RED one digital cinema camera (www.red.com) and a highly skilled professional crew at some grand locations all over New Hampshire and rehearsals will be in December. 40+ ROLES ARE OPEN TO NON-UNION ACTORS/ACTRESSES.
Auditions will be held at the Granite Media Center in Tilton, New Hampshire on Saturday, November 8, 2008 and Sunday, November 9, 2008 from 10am-7pm. For sides, please visit http://www.hangdogsthemovie.com/kingsmen1.html and directions to the Granite Media Center only please visit http://www.gmcnh.com/land.html. For more info on the production or to sign up for auditions please contact Co-Director Scott R. Caseley at staticfilms1@yahoo.com.
PRINCIPAL CAST:
BILL: a mess of a man at 25, carries a large amount of guilt on his shoulders BISHOP BURNES: 70’s, had warm blue eyes at one time that have faded grey with feeble looking hands
DAVID: 5’10 slim but compact, can hold his own in a fight, hidden vulnerability DR. HARRY TAED, 50’s, charismatic with dark almost black eyes
RAVEN: Ambitious, driven and beautiful TV reporter, petite and dark-haired
SAM: Five years old, hidden toughness under exterior of vulnerability
SATAN AS A WOMAN: Blonde, appears topless for her scenes, very evil and seductive at the same time
SUPPORTING:
BULL: Head prison guard, very tough exterior, but very loyal and fair
CHAPLAIN: performs his duties in a prison
CLERK: dutiful and prepared to do the job for the law
CORONER: There to just do his job
DR. MILBOURNE: prison doctor
DRIVER, personal limo driver to key character, drives his limo and takes care of his boss GOVERNOR – big hulking presence “old boys’ club” look
GUARDIAN- 30’s woman, mean, all business, no nonsense type
GUS- Raven’s devoted cameraman
JUDGE- 40’s, authoritative
MATILDA: 60, caring Foster mother of Sam NURSE, NURSE 1, and NURSE 2: Capable of assisting in major surgeries, chosen more out of looking experienced in this life rather than physical appearance PRETTY NURSE: This nurse is all about physical appearance as name suggests
PRIEST: Very official and regal presence
RACHEL: Beautiful, sad, ethereal,
SLEDGE: 6’3, 225 solid muscle, very intimidating presence
Other characters available:
FRANK/LEWIS: (non-speaking characters), friends of Sledge, equally as menacing but a little smaller, with shaved heads and eyebrows
PRIESTS, GUARDS, SECURITY, MEDIA, REPORTERS, CAMERAPEOPLE, PRISONERS, PROTESTERS, ETC.
Purple Crayon Productions, LLC is proud to announce auditions for the epic new film, "The Kingsmen's Redeemer" Co-Directed by Petros Tsanlaredes & Scott R. Caseley. This psychological/supernatural thriller will be shot in January with the RED one digital cinema camera (www.red.com) and a highly skilled professional crew at some grand locations all over New Hampshire and rehearsals will be in December. 40+ ROLES ARE OPEN TO NON-UNION ACTORS/ACTRESSES.
Auditions will be held at the Granite Media Center in Tilton, New Hampshire on Saturday, November 8, 2008 and Sunday, November 9, 2008 from 10am-7pm. For sides, please visit http://www.hangdogsthemovie.com/kingsmen1.html and directions to the Granite Media Center only please visit http://www.gmcnh.com/land.html. For more info on the production or to sign up for auditions please contact Co-Director Scott R. Caseley at staticfilms1@yahoo.com.
PRINCIPAL CAST:
BILL: a mess of a man at 25, carries a large amount of guilt on his shoulders BISHOP BURNES: 70’s, had warm blue eyes at one time that have faded grey with feeble looking hands
DAVID: 5’10 slim but compact, can hold his own in a fight, hidden vulnerability DR. HARRY TAED, 50’s, charismatic with dark almost black eyes
RAVEN: Ambitious, driven and beautiful TV reporter, petite and dark-haired
SAM: Five years old, hidden toughness under exterior of vulnerability
SATAN AS A WOMAN: Blonde, appears topless for her scenes, very evil and seductive at the same time
SUPPORTING:
BULL: Head prison guard, very tough exterior, but very loyal and fair
CHAPLAIN: performs his duties in a prison
CLERK: dutiful and prepared to do the job for the law
CORONER: There to just do his job
DR. MILBOURNE: prison doctor
DRIVER, personal limo driver to key character, drives his limo and takes care of his boss GOVERNOR – big hulking presence “old boys’ club” look
GUARDIAN- 30’s woman, mean, all business, no nonsense type
GUS- Raven’s devoted cameraman
JUDGE- 40’s, authoritative
MATILDA: 60, caring Foster mother of Sam NURSE, NURSE 1, and NURSE 2: Capable of assisting in major surgeries, chosen more out of looking experienced in this life rather than physical appearance PRETTY NURSE: This nurse is all about physical appearance as name suggests
PRIEST: Very official and regal presence
RACHEL: Beautiful, sad, ethereal,
SLEDGE: 6’3, 225 solid muscle, very intimidating presence
Other characters available:
FRANK/LEWIS: (non-speaking characters), friends of Sledge, equally as menacing but a little smaller, with shaved heads and eyebrows
PRIESTS, GUARDS, SECURITY, MEDIA, REPORTERS, CAMERAPEOPLE, PRISONERS, PROTESTERS, ETC.
Sundance Institute Accepting Entries for Documentary Fund
The Sundance Institute Documentary Fund is dedicated to supporting U.S. and international documentary films that focus on current human rights issues, freedom of expression, social justice, civil liberties, and exploring critical issues of our time. Proposals are evaluated on artful storytelling, stylistic innovation, subject relevance, and potential for social engagement. Initial proposals are considered in two categories: Development grants and Production and Post-Production grants. February 9, 2009 is the next deadline for both Development as well as Production/Post-production proposals. U.S. and international filmmakers may submit anytime before the deadline. Please visit the Sundance Institute Web site for complete program information.
2008 NHFF Awards Local Films and Filmmakers on NH Night!
[From the New Hampshire Film Festival...]
On Thursday, October 16, the 8th Annual New Hampshire Film Festival screened films with ties to the Granite State. At a special NH Awards Ceremony at The Music Hall, the 2008 NHFF Best New Hampshire Film and 2008 NHFF Best New Hampshire Documentary Film were proudly presented:
Best New Hampshire Film:
"Sick Sex"
Directed by Justin Nowell
Written by Justin Nowell and Thomas Nowell
Produced by Grant Greenburg
Best New Hampshire Documentary Film:
"Communities and Consequences"
Directed by Jay Childs
Written by Jay Childs and Robert Beal III
Produced by Justin Francese
The Best New Hampshire Film was chosen by the 2008 NH Jury. The Best New Hampshire Documentary Film, a new award this year, was chosen by the 2008 Screening Committee.
NHFF and NH Governor John Lynch Honor Van McLeod, Create Award
With an official Proclamation from Governor John Lynch, NHFF Directors announced the creation of the Van McLeod Achievement Award at yesterday's NH Night Awards Ceremony.
Van McLeod, Commissioner of the Division of Cultural Resources, is a driving force and inspiration to the film community in the State of New Hampshire. He was instrumental in launching the New Hampshire Film & Television Office as it exists today and is a tireless supporter of filmmakers and their cause. Van, who was indeed very surprised by this surprise announcement, was awarded with an Honorary Granny Award and was on hand to witness presentation of the first award in his name.
The Van McLeod Achievement Award is to be awarded each year to a successful filmmaker, whether director, writer, producer or other affiliation, who has ties to the State of New Hampshire and who exemplifies the spirit that Van brings to the local film industry each and every day.
2008 NHFF Van McLeod Achievement Award was presented to Chase Bailey
Chase Bailey, a producer who calls New Hampshire and Paris, France home, was on hand to accept the inaugural award. Chase worked as a financial advisor to John Malcovich's production company Mr. Mudd, and Paris Mudd, the Europe-based partner to Mr. Mudd where he produced "The Libertine" starring John Malcovich and Johnny Depp, and "Art School Confidential." Chase then opened his own production company, Left Bank Films, and recently produced "The Life Before Her Eyes" starring Uma Thurman and directed by Vadim Perelman.
On Thursday, October 16, the 8th Annual New Hampshire Film Festival screened films with ties to the Granite State. At a special NH Awards Ceremony at The Music Hall, the 2008 NHFF Best New Hampshire Film and 2008 NHFF Best New Hampshire Documentary Film were proudly presented:
Best New Hampshire Film:
"Sick Sex"
Directed by Justin Nowell
Written by Justin Nowell and Thomas Nowell
Produced by Grant Greenburg
Best New Hampshire Documentary Film:
"Communities and Consequences"
Directed by Jay Childs
Written by Jay Childs and Robert Beal III
Produced by Justin Francese
The Best New Hampshire Film was chosen by the 2008 NH Jury. The Best New Hampshire Documentary Film, a new award this year, was chosen by the 2008 Screening Committee.
NHFF and NH Governor John Lynch Honor Van McLeod, Create Award
With an official Proclamation from Governor John Lynch, NHFF Directors announced the creation of the Van McLeod Achievement Award at yesterday's NH Night Awards Ceremony.
Van McLeod, Commissioner of the Division of Cultural Resources, is a driving force and inspiration to the film community in the State of New Hampshire. He was instrumental in launching the New Hampshire Film & Television Office as it exists today and is a tireless supporter of filmmakers and their cause. Van, who was indeed very surprised by this surprise announcement, was awarded with an Honorary Granny Award and was on hand to witness presentation of the first award in his name.
The Van McLeod Achievement Award is to be awarded each year to a successful filmmaker, whether director, writer, producer or other affiliation, who has ties to the State of New Hampshire and who exemplifies the spirit that Van brings to the local film industry each and every day.
2008 NHFF Van McLeod Achievement Award was presented to Chase Bailey
Chase Bailey, a producer who calls New Hampshire and Paris, France home, was on hand to accept the inaugural award. Chase worked as a financial advisor to John Malcovich's production company Mr. Mudd, and Paris Mudd, the Europe-based partner to Mr. Mudd where he produced "The Libertine" starring John Malcovich and Johnny Depp, and "Art School Confidential." Chase then opened his own production company, Left Bank Films, and recently produced "The Life Before Her Eyes" starring Uma Thurman and directed by Vadim Perelman.
HAPPY BDAY VAN! ♫ ♥
Van:
Ay sis... felices 20 ♪! Ay vani vos sabes que sos como una hermana para mí, aunque no te guste que te recuerde cuantos años pasaron... lo lamento, pero voy a hacerlo. Nos conocemos desde que yo tenía 11 o sea hace ya 5 años y cuando vos tenías 14 para 15... Ay amiga cuantos momentos en el cole, charlas, fotos... Fuiste como de cierta forma un referente para mi.
Siempre desde que nos conocimos nos consideramos como hermanas y no me arrepiento de eso, tenemos gustos bastantes parecidos y obvio que en otros aspecto probablemente no; pero más allá de eso, aprendí a conocerte y aprendí a aprender (risas)... Estoy feliz de haberlo hecho ya que sino no hubiera pasado, me perdería una gran persona, que es lo que sos.
No me salen las palabras para decir lo feliz que me pone haberte conocido (bue... re cursi era, risas). Re lindos momentos pasamos juntas amiga desde pasar recreos con clau y vicky hasta ir de compras y ver un recital de Emma en el Gran Rex con Celeste Cid y André con Romina Ricci (la desilusión que me llevé); atrás nuestro. En fin en cada uno de aquellos, lo pasé barbaro. Y como fuiste tan buena sis y sos tan buena persona, te deseo un FEIZ CUMPLEAÑOS, mucha Mierd!, ÉXITO en todo y dulce sueños... (risas)
Pasalo barbaro hoy, lamento no haber ido a tu cumple el viernes grrr ya falta poco 1 año y 3 meses, tengamos pasiencia...
Brindo por los GOOD TIMES! Je t`aime...
Tu mini sis.
Cool Hunter
Cool Hunter
En estos ultimos años se ha puesto de moda fotografíar a personas con un muy buen look.
Podremos encontrar personas como Cobra Snake que ha encontrado a Cory Kennedy, entre otros.
En muchos países tienen estos fotografos cazadores de tendencia.
Buenos Aires no se queda atrás, una de las páginas mas conocidas de Moda en la Calle son los chicos de On The Corner que tienen fotografías de personas con variedad de estilos (unicos y/ o personales) y edades.
Más info:
Cool Hunter viene del Coolhunting es un termino reciente en el mundo del Marketing y la Publicidad, dirigido por Coolhunters (Cazadores de Tendencia). El trabajo se refiere a hacer predicciones sobre cambios o surgimientos referente a la cultura del consumismo y la moda. Esta información ha tenido un gran impacto en este ultimo tiempo para ayudar a empresas a estar preparados para aprovechar tendencias sociales.
obtiene la imagen de un coolhunter como una persona gastada. Usualmente en la calle acompañado de
una cámara y una palm o libreta, la cual no se aleja mucho de la realidad. En la actividad de la confección de un trabajo a presentación es vital presentar todos los detalles y no generalizar demasiado, así como no generar mucha información de relleno.
casos es desarrollada por coolhunter como profesionales. Ya sea para firmas de coolhunting, publicidad, marketing o grandes empresas. En otros casos suele ser un pasatiempo o trabajo pa
rcial, donde se citan a los mismo por determinados trabajos o se los premia por obtener u entregar informes de relevancia. Generalmente pagos con retribuciones en productos o regalos.
By Wikipedia
Bueno ahora que ya sabemos bien de que se trata, les dejamos unas fotografías de Street Style:
- On The Corner - Bs.As
- Garance Doré - Francia
- The Sartorialist
Aclaración: Los chicos de On The Corner nos informaron un poco más sobre el tema y nos comentaron que ellos no son cazadores de tendencia sino que fotografían a las personas que ven en la calle vestidos de manera unica y/o personal; sin embargo no es solamente por algo estetico, sino también para comunicar.
Aquí está el mensaje original:
"Hola Mery Elle:
nos alegramos que nos cites como el principal referente del STREET STYLE porteño... pero por favor no confundas nuestra actividad con lo del cool-hunting.lo nuestro consiste en retratar a diversos personajes que encontramos en la ciudad, con la característica de que vistan un estilo único o personal... personas que usan su indumentaria no sólo para vestir, sino para comunicar...
lo del cool-hunting es otra cosa (y no es nada nuevo), más relacionada como bien indicas a predecir tendencias.. lo nuestro es simplemente mostrar a estos individuos y su ESTILO, y si a alguien más le sirve de inspiración genial!
saludos."
Podremos encontrar personas como Cobra Snake que ha encontrado a Cory Kennedy, entre otros.
En muchos países tienen estos fotografos cazadores de tendencia.
Buenos Aires no se queda atrás, una de las páginas mas conocidas de Moda en la Calle son los chicos de On The Corner que tienen fotografías de personas con variedad de estilos (unicos y/ o personales) y edades.
Más info:
Cool Hunter viene del Coolhunting es un termino reciente en el mundo del Marketing y la Publicidad, dirigido por Coolhunters (Cazadores de Tendencia). El trabajo se refiere a hacer predicciones sobre cambios o surgimientos referente a la cultura del consumismo y la moda. Esta información ha tenido un gran impacto en este ultimo tiempo para ayudar a empresas a estar preparados para aprovechar tendencias sociales.
Actividad
La actividad de un coolhunter es, básicamente, la recolección de información. Principalmente en la via publica e internet. La misma se desarrolla con una mirada muy neutral sobre la sociedad o sobre el lugar de trabajo. De nada sirve un coolhunter si no es capaz de aceptar, comprender y analizar diferentes tipos de estereotipos. Es vital también estar actualizado en todos los ambitos y obtener información. Para ellos el uso de los medios, en especial internet, es vital para la actividad. Generalmente seobtiene la imagen de un coolhunter como una persona gastada. Usualmente en la calle acompañado de
una cámara y una palm o libreta, la cual no se aleja mucho de la realidad. En la actividad de la confección de un trabajo a presentación es vital presentar todos los detalles y no generalizar demasiado, así como no generar mucha información de relleno.
Tipos
La misma en algunoscasos es desarrollada por coolhunter como profesionales. Ya sea para firmas de coolhunting, publicidad, marketing o grandes empresas. En otros casos suele ser un pasatiempo o trabajo pa
rcial, donde se citan a los mismo por determinados trabajos o se los premia por obtener u entregar informes de relevancia. Generalmente pagos con retribuciones en productos o regalos.
By Wikipedia
Bueno ahora que ya sabemos bien de que se trata, les dejamos unas fotografías de Street Style:
- On The Corner - Bs.As
- Garance Doré - Francia
Aclaración: Los chicos de On The Corner nos informaron un poco más sobre el tema y nos comentaron que ellos no son cazadores de tendencia sino que fotografían a las personas que ven en la calle vestidos de manera unica y/o personal; sin embargo no es solamente por algo estetico, sino también para comunicar.
Aquí está el mensaje original:
"Hola Mery Elle:
nos alegramos que nos cites como el principal referente del STREET STYLE porteño... pero por favor no confundas nuestra actividad con lo del cool-hunting.lo nuestro consiste en retratar a diversos personajes que encontramos en la ciudad, con la característica de que vistan un estilo único o personal... personas que usan su indumentaria no sólo para vestir, sino para comunicar...
lo del cool-hunting es otra cosa (y no es nada nuevo), más relacionada como bien indicas a predecir tendencias.. lo nuestro es simplemente mostrar a estos individuos y su ESTILO, y si a alguien más le sirve de inspiración genial!
saludos."
Screenplay Reading Plows Up a Snake
The New Hampshire Film and Television Office, in partnership with Red River Theatres, launched its new Screenplay Reading Series on October 9, 2008 with a reading of Plowing Up A Snake, written by award-winning New Hampshire screenwriter Dana Biscotti Myskowski and adapted from the novel by Merle Drown. The reading was followed by a period of discussion. Thanks to Dana, Connie Rosemont from Red River Theatres, Adam Jones - who directed the reading, Van McLeod - our discussion moderator, the wonderful cast and all who attended the event. Be sure to save February 9, 2009 for our next reading (more details coming soon!)
To view photos of the reading, click here.
To view photos of the reading, click here.
New Hampshire Film and Television Office to present two panel discussions at NHFF
The New Hampshire Film and Television Office, in partnership with the 8th Annual New Hampshire Film Festival, will be presenting two panel discussions at this year’s Festival, which takes place October 16-19, 2008 in Portsmouth. The New Hampshire Film and Television Office will present its panels on Friday, October 17 at the Connie Bean Center (Portsmouth Recreation Dept.), 135 Daniel St. in Portsmouth.
The first panel, “Working with the Film Office: Partnerships and Collaborations,” runs from 10 a.m.-noon and will focus on how filmmakers can work with the Film and Television Office from pre-production through exhibition and take advantage of the partnerships the Film Office has with a number of state agencies and associations. Representatives from several New Hampshire state agencies, including the Department of Transportation, Fish & Game Department, Department of Safety and the Division of Parks and Recreation will participate in the panel.
The second panel, “New Hampshire’s Incentives: Thinking Beyond the Rebate,” will be held from 1:30-3:30 p.m. and will examine the tax credits and other filming incentives that have created such a buzz around the nation and how the Granite State is looking “outside the box” to offer filmmakers “The New Hampshire Advantage.” At the table will be State Representative Leigh Webb, Economic Development Director Michael Vlacich, Executive Producer of The Sensation of Sight Buzz McLaughlin and producer Mark Constance from a713 production.
Both panels will feature Matthew Newton, director of the Film and Television Office and will be moderated by Van McLeod, commissioner of the Department of Cultural Resources.
More information on the New Hampshire Film Festival can be found online at www.nhfilmfestival.com. Information on film and television in New Hampshire is available at www.nh.gov/film.
The first panel, “Working with the Film Office: Partnerships and Collaborations,” runs from 10 a.m.-noon and will focus on how filmmakers can work with the Film and Television Office from pre-production through exhibition and take advantage of the partnerships the Film Office has with a number of state agencies and associations. Representatives from several New Hampshire state agencies, including the Department of Transportation, Fish & Game Department, Department of Safety and the Division of Parks and Recreation will participate in the panel.
The second panel, “New Hampshire’s Incentives: Thinking Beyond the Rebate,” will be held from 1:30-3:30 p.m. and will examine the tax credits and other filming incentives that have created such a buzz around the nation and how the Granite State is looking “outside the box” to offer filmmakers “The New Hampshire Advantage.” At the table will be State Representative Leigh Webb, Economic Development Director Michael Vlacich, Executive Producer of The Sensation of Sight Buzz McLaughlin and producer Mark Constance from a713 production.
Both panels will feature Matthew Newton, director of the Film and Television Office and will be moderated by Van McLeod, commissioner of the Department of Cultural Resources.
More information on the New Hampshire Film Festival can be found online at www.nhfilmfestival.com. Information on film and television in New Hampshire is available at www.nh.gov/film.
Candidates' Forum on the Arts
Want to know where the candidates stand on arts issues? The nonpartisan New Hampshire Citizens for the Arts is hosting a candidates’ forum on Wednesday, Oct. 22 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester.
The group has invited the candidates for governor, incumbent John Lynch and Joe Kenney; for U.S. Senate, incumbent John Sununu and his challenger, former governor Jeanne Shaheen; for U.S. House District 2, incumbent Paul Hodes and challenger Jennifer Horn; for U.S. House District 1, incumbent Carol Shea-Porter and her challenger, former congressman Jeb Bradley; and for president, John McCain and Barack Obama (who are expected to send surrogates).
Admission is free. To RSVP and for more information, e-mail NHCitizensArts@aol.com. For directions to the Currier, visit www.currier.org.
The group has invited the candidates for governor, incumbent John Lynch and Joe Kenney; for U.S. Senate, incumbent John Sununu and his challenger, former governor Jeanne Shaheen; for U.S. House District 2, incumbent Paul Hodes and challenger Jennifer Horn; for U.S. House District 1, incumbent Carol Shea-Porter and her challenger, former congressman Jeb Bradley; and for president, John McCain and Barack Obama (who are expected to send surrogates).
Admission is free. To RSVP and for more information, e-mail NHCitizensArts@aol.com. For directions to the Currier, visit www.currier.org.
NewEnglandFilm.com looking to speak with filmmakers producing films virtually
[Received this notice from Erin Trahan at NewEnglandFilm.com.]
NewEnglandFilm.com wants to talk to filmmakers who have or are currently producing a film using web project management tools or software that allows two or more filmmakers to collaborate via web. This could mean any range of things -- from using various forms of IM to using software designed for film production. We want to know how people are collaborating from pre to post, over long distances.
If this is you, or someone you know, please contact me in the next week.
Thanks,
Erin
Erin Trahan
Freelance Writer and Editor
Editor, NewEnglandFilm.com, www.newenglandfilm.com
Managing Editor, The Independent, www.independent-magazine.org
617-524-4679
New Hampshire Breast Cancer Coalition to Present "Caring for Mo" Screening & Discussion
[Received this press release from Bentley Commons at Bedford.]
Bedford, NH – Bentley Commons at Bedford (www.bentleycommons.com), a premier assisted living community, as part of their weekly Tuesday, Talk & Takeout Lecture Series and in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, will be hosting a screening of Caring for Mo on October 28, 2008 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. The screening will be followed by a discussion and dinner.
Nurses, social workers, caregivers and breast cancer survivors are invited to this complimentary event that chronicles a New Hampshire nurse’s 20-month battle with breast cancer. It has become a moving educational tool that stimulates discussion about the impact of serious illness on patients, families and caregivers. Following the screening, healthcare communication expert, Cindy Gourgue, RN, BSN, MS, Creative Producer of Caring for Mo, will lead an insightful discussion that will explore the interactions of medical professionals.
Bentley Commons at Bedford is an 85-unit senior living community offering Assisted Living and Respite Care in the luxury of a five-star hotel. Assisted living at Bentley Commons provides seniors with unlimited daily care assistance for such routine tasks as dressing or taking their medication. Respite Care provides the same assistance for those in need of care following a hospitalization or for caregivers in need of temporary relief.
Tuesday, Talk & Takeout: Caring for Mo will take place on October 28, 2008 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at Bentley Commons, located at 66 Hawthorne Drive in Bedford. RSVP is required by Friday, October 24 and can be made by calling Ann Count or Suzanne January at (603) 644-2200. For more information or directions, visit www.bentleycommons.com/bedford.
Bedford, NH – Bentley Commons at Bedford (www.bentleycommons.com), a premier assisted living community, as part of their weekly Tuesday, Talk & Takeout Lecture Series and in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, will be hosting a screening of Caring for Mo on October 28, 2008 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. The screening will be followed by a discussion and dinner.
Nurses, social workers, caregivers and breast cancer survivors are invited to this complimentary event that chronicles a New Hampshire nurse’s 20-month battle with breast cancer. It has become a moving educational tool that stimulates discussion about the impact of serious illness on patients, families and caregivers. Following the screening, healthcare communication expert, Cindy Gourgue, RN, BSN, MS, Creative Producer of Caring for Mo, will lead an insightful discussion that will explore the interactions of medical professionals.
Bentley Commons at Bedford is an 85-unit senior living community offering Assisted Living and Respite Care in the luxury of a five-star hotel. Assisted living at Bentley Commons provides seniors with unlimited daily care assistance for such routine tasks as dressing or taking their medication. Respite Care provides the same assistance for those in need of care following a hospitalization or for caregivers in need of temporary relief.
Tuesday, Talk & Takeout: Caring for Mo will take place on October 28, 2008 from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at Bentley Commons, located at 66 Hawthorne Drive in Bedford. RSVP is required by Friday, October 24 and can be made by calling Ann Count or Suzanne January at (603) 644-2200. For more information or directions, visit www.bentleycommons.com/bedford.
Reminder :: Screenplay Reading at Red River Theatres on Oct. 9
Just a reminder that the launch of the new New Hampshire Screenplay Reading Series, kicking off with Dana Biscotti Myskowki's adaptation of the Merle Drown novel, "Plowing Up a Snake" will take place on Thursday, October 9 at 7 p.m. at Red River Theatres in Concord. Tickets are $8/$6 RRT members. More information can be found here.
VOS Y YO
Lo que senti por vos no lo senti por nadie, creo que eso es lo que te hace unico en mi.Podrás tener tus mil defectos y excasas virtudes, y eso supongo que también es lo que te hace especial.
Dios, esta vez siento que no vamos a volver al menos no dentro de poco tiempo. Ay T!.. fuiste, sos y serás tan importante en mi! Te amé, amo y amaré no se por cuanto, pero si no estamos destinados a estar juntos, RUEGO DEJAR DE SENTIRLO! Porque cada día que pasa es mas pesada la mochila, cada día que pasa es mas fuerte este sentimiento, cada día, cada recuerdo, cada sensación, cada frase que lea de vos me hace enamorarme más, más y más.
No se que hechizo es el que me hiciste, pero te salió PERFECTO. Estoy encantada, sueño, despierto y vivo pensando en vos.
Ay T, cuantas veces nos habremos dicho cosas tan lindas como...
"nunca nos vamos a separar" y cosas así... y ambos lo terminamos rompiendo...
El otro día me contaste que te dijeron algo malo sobre mi, y
que no sabes quien realmente soy. Yo creía que al estar 1 año conmigo y conocerme hace mucho, ya sabrías quien soy y me dijiste que lo sabías,
pero que ahora ya no sabes que pensar... No se que es lo que te hayan dicho pero yo estoy muy segura de lo que digo y siento y no tengo doble careta, fui la mejor novia que tuviste, hasta vos lo dijiste. Soy una mina buenisima que con vos fue mas que buena, sino buenuda.. Jamás te traicioné y siempre te tuve presente, y creo que si volveríamos a salir, sería así de vuelta porque fui unica y lo sigo siendo. Sos tan importante querido que jamás te podría traicionar.
A ver... si entendes que te amo con locura! No sé si más, o menos como el primer día, pero si sé que este sentimiento no desaparece! Perdura
hace 1 año y casi 5 meses.
Repito, no sé que es lo que hiciste para tenerme así pero te salió impecable.
Tengo un nudo en la garganta cada vez que jugamos y no cruzamos palabras. Mil veces quise hablarte pero no lo hice no sabía que decir ni mucho menos que hacer.
Ay si fuese por mi haría tantas cosas por tí, pero soy una cagona... no quiero recibir un NO de tus labios, si no tus dulces besos, eso si quiero recibir, además de tus abrazos, tus caricias y tus bellas palabras
en mi oido eso si quiero oír. Cada noche las recuerdo y una lagrima más cae al vacío.
Te amo T y te extraño como por nadie lo he sentido...
PFW IV
Paris Fashion Week
Ayer Domingo 5 de Octubre finalizó la semana de la moda en Paris y obviamente te mostramos las ultimos días de esta Fashion Week en Paris.
Viernes 3 de Octubre: Requiem, Chanel, Valentino, Rue du Mail y Alexander McQueen.
Sábado 4 : Elie Saab, Wunderkind, Collette Dinnigan, Chloé, Martin Grant, Hermès, Limi Feu y John Galliano.
Ayer, Domingo 5: Louis Vuitton, Lanvin y Miu Miu.
John Galliano
El rojo, el verde, el fucsia y otros colores igual de veraniegos dan luz a los vestidos sirena por los que apuesta Galliano la próxima temporada.
Los románticos y vaporosos vestidos florales de gasa y transparencias, mini cárdigans, parkas de verano y abrigos de cuero fino color manzana con mangas de trompeta contienen optimismo, dramatismo y un gusto tan propio por la moda que incluso supera en maestría a lo propuesto por el diseñador gibraltareño para la maison Dior. Todo ello se sostiene como un sofisticado y exquisito estudio de la historia británica en versión dibujos animados, con puntuales alusiones de estilo a James Gillray y la Reina Madre.
Destacamos sus originales sandalias a tiras con múltiples pulserillas y una plataforma art-decó de aspecto caprichoso y futurista al mismo tiempo.
Por Pedro Zozaya
Chanel
Como es costumbre en los desfiles de Chanel los trajes de chaqueta en tweed siguen siendo los máximos protagonistas, para proxima temporada el contraste entre tonos oscuros y claros los acompaña.
La temporada pasada el diseñador apostó por pantys bicolor, esta temporada aparecen reinventados, con un corte en la rodilla se asemejan a leggins.
Viernes 3 de Octubre: Requiem, Chanel, Valentino, Rue du Mail y Alexander McQueen.
Sábado 4 : Elie Saab, Wunderkind, Collette Dinnigan, Chloé, Martin Grant, Hermès, Limi Feu y John Galliano.
Ayer, Domingo 5: Louis Vuitton, Lanvin y Miu Miu.
Louis Vuitton
A diferencia de las ultimas colecciones arquitectónicas estilo años ochenta en Marc Jacobs, la nueva temporada de Louis Vuitton sugiere looks sin sentenciar una estética concreta.
Cuando style.com, pidió a Jacobs que definiese sus nuevos looks contestó: "Se trata de recrear el aspecto de una pequeña princesa, parisina y urbana". Chaquetas de hombros pronunciados y afilados, sweaters metálicos, pantalones con pata de elefante y minifaldas -tanto abullonadas como tableadas- se incorporan a una propuesta que, a pesar de tener poco que ver con el estilo de la Ciudad de la Luz, funciona.
Sin duda, otro de los elementos fundamentales de Louis Vuitton son los complementos. Maxibrazaletes tribales, bolsos en patchwork con motivos de leopardo y sandalias a tiras de pitón al más puro estilo Marni se suceden en una clara alusión al corazón de África. En definitiva, una colección densa en materia de accesorios que se aleja del minimalismo estructural que marcó las pautas de la colección otoño-invierno 2008/09.
Por Pedro Zozaya
Detalles:
Bolsos de mano en tonos brillantes y acompañados de tejidos felinos, además de su habitual cuero fruncido, destacan en el desfile de Louis Vuitton.
A diferencia de las ultimas colecciones arquitectónicas estilo años ochenta en Marc Jacobs, la nueva temporada de Louis Vuitton sugiere looks sin sentenciar una estética concreta.
Crónica:
Cuando se avecinan momentos de incertidumbre, qué mejor que proponer una colección con múltiples motivos y así llegar a todo tipo de mujeres. A diferencia de las últimas colecciones arquitectónicas estilo años ochenta de Marc Jacobs, la nueva temporada de Louis Vuitton sugiere looks sin sentenciar una estética concreta, eso sí, abogando por una mujer sexy y extrovertida.Cuando style.com, pidió a Jacobs que definiese sus nuevos looks contestó: "Se trata de recrear el aspecto de una pequeña princesa, parisina y urbana". Chaquetas de hombros pronunciados y afilados, sweaters metálicos, pantalones con pata de elefante y minifaldas -tanto abullonadas como tableadas- se incorporan a una propuesta que, a pesar de tener poco que ver con el estilo de la Ciudad de la Luz, funciona.
Sin duda, otro de los elementos fundamentales de Louis Vuitton son los complementos. Maxibrazaletes tribales, bolsos en patchwork con motivos de leopardo y sandalias a tiras de pitón al más puro estilo Marni se suceden en una clara alusión al corazón de África. En definitiva, una colección densa en materia de accesorios que se aleja del minimalismo estructural que marcó las pautas de la colección otoño-invierno 2008/09.
Por Pedro Zozaya
Detalles:
Miu Miu
Miu Miu opta por unos zapatos peep toe de cuña satinados y con pulserilla.
Elegante minivestidos y faldas a la cintura con mini tablas en tonos tostados especilamente en el desfile de Miu Miu.
Miu Miu opta por unos zapatos peep toe de cuña satinados y con pulserilla.
Elegante minivestidos y faldas a la cintura con mini tablas en tonos tostados especilamente en el desfile de Miu Miu.
John Galliano
El rojo, el verde, el fucsia y otros colores igual de veraniegos dan luz a los vestidos sirena por los que apuesta Galliano la próxima temporada.
Crónica:
Muchos se quedan con la teatralidad de John Galliano: sus increíbles sombreros Napoleón, pelucas de época, maquillaje de estilo circus y enormes tocados con plumas de avestruz. Sin embargo, lo curioso es que si por un casual quisiésemos eliminar todos estos elementos y quedarnos únicamente con las prendas, su colección todavía mantendría intacto todo su interés.
Los románticos y vaporosos vestidos florales de gasa y transparencias, mini cárdigans, parkas de verano y abrigos de cuero fino color manzana con mangas de trompeta contienen optimismo, dramatismo y un gusto tan propio por la moda que incluso supera en maestría a lo propuesto por el diseñador gibraltareño para la maison Dior. Todo ello se sostiene como un sofisticado y exquisito estudio de la historia británica en versión dibujos animados, con puntuales alusiones de estilo a James Gillray y la Reina Madre.
Destacamos sus originales sandalias a tiras con múltiples pulserillas y una plataforma art-decó de aspecto caprichoso y futurista al mismo tiempo.
Por Pedro Zozaya
Detalles:
Mini cardigans, parkas de verano y abrigos de cuero fino color manzana con mangas de trompeta contienen optimismo, dramatismo al mismo tiempo.
Chanel
Como es costumbre en los desfiles de Chanel los trajes de chaqueta en tweed siguen siendo los máximos protagonistas, para proxima temporada el contraste entre tonos oscuros y claros los acompaña.
La temporada pasada el diseñador apostó por pantys bicolor, esta temporada aparecen reinventados, con un corte en la rodilla se asemejan a leggins.
Valentino
Vestidos joya y faldas a media rodilla de corte asimétrico en la nueva propuesta de Valentino.
Sandalias peep toe de tacón medio con pulserita en el desfile de Valentino en París.
Vestidos joya y faldas a media rodilla de corte asimétrico en la nueva propuesta de Valentino.
Detalles:
Sandalias peep toe de tacón medio con pulserita en el desfile de Valentino en París.
Alexander McQueen
Pantalones, Faldas y mangas muy abombadas dan vida a un desfile con el estilismo de Alexander.
El vídeo naturista de Alexander McQueen y el fondo del desfile compuesto por un nutrido mundo animal -elefantes, jirafas, osos polares, leones y una serie de especies en vías de extinción- marcaron la pauta de una propuesta que pretende rendir tributo a los orígenes del planeta.
El dramatismo poético de McQueen se torna realista en una serie de románticos vestidos armados que se ajustan a la figura femenina y exhiben un sinfín de estampados florales. El contenido couture del diseñador británico permanece vigente y presente en la propuesta pero, ante todo, McQueen quiere vender en el verano que viene. Por tanto, su colección se presenta más viable que nunca para el gusto de la calle.
Minivestidos coraza con brocados en forma de pájaros, diseños en cascada de flecos y tops semitransparentes se alternan con siluetas futuristas como monos slim embellecidos a través de aplicaciones de Swarovski y pedrería.
Por Pedro Zozaya
Pantalones, Faldas y mangas muy abombadas dan vida a un desfile con el estilismo de Alexander.
Crónica:
El vídeo naturista de Alexander McQueen y el fondo del desfile compuesto por un nutrido mundo animal -elefantes, jirafas, osos polares, leones y una serie de especies en vías de extinción- marcaron la pauta de una propuesta que pretende rendir tributo a los orígenes del planeta.
El dramatismo poético de McQueen se torna realista en una serie de románticos vestidos armados que se ajustan a la figura femenina y exhiben un sinfín de estampados florales. El contenido couture del diseñador británico permanece vigente y presente en la propuesta pero, ante todo, McQueen quiere vender en el verano que viene. Por tanto, su colección se presenta más viable que nunca para el gusto de la calle.
Minivestidos coraza con brocados en forma de pájaros, diseños en cascada de flecos y tops semitransparentes se alternan con siluetas futuristas como monos slim embellecidos a través de aplicaciones de Swarovski y pedrería.
Por Pedro Zozaya
Detalles:
Grandes piedras preciosas y cristal de strass cubren vestidos y complementos de la nueva colección del diseñador.
By Vogue
Grandes piedras preciosas y cristal de strass cubren vestidos y complementos de la nueva colección del diseñador.
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