The double-thick new issue of Skrien features a profile of me by IDFA and Sundance winner Leonard Retel Helmrich, as well as an interview with Nanouk Leopold (Brownian Movement).

This Monday, February 28, 2011, it is time again for the monthly Network Drinks for Film and TV (NBF), the place to network with film and television professionals in Amsterdam. Sandra Rake from Dynamic Casting will give a pitch in which she will present the new casting roster of extras, but we are still looking for more people who would enjoy giving a pitch! Pitches You can sign up for a pitch of approximately three minutes, in which you can present yourself, a new project, or another interesting topic to the film and television professionals present. You can register at the NBF office via [email protected] or 020-6646588. A projector and amplified sound are available; you can submit visual material on DVD or a USB stick on the evening itself. Dinner deal The LAB111 restaurant is offering an attractive and affordable dinner deal especially for the NBF networking drinks: for €17.50, you get a surprise main course – and dessert – including a drink. You can sign up for the dinner deal at the NBF office via [email protected] or 020-6646588. Dinner will be served in the restaurant at 19:00. The program for February 28: 18:00 - 19:00 Walk-in and drinks at the bar 19:00 - 20:00 joint dinner (optional) 20:00 - 20:30 pitches in the chapel (if there are enough registrations) 20:30 - … … … drinks at the bar We are waiting for your response! What: Networking Drinks for Film and TV (NBF) When: Monday, February 28, from 18:00 Where: LAB111, Arie Biemondstraat 111, Amsterdam-West

Hi, I am looking for work as a prop master. I have gained experience on various productions and am looking for new challenges. See below for a list of the productions I have worked on. 2010 Props and styling on set for the C1000 Christmas commercial props for the children's series Ravelijn props for the series Feuten set dressing for the music video of the band Little Dragon Art direction for the event Smartlapjes in the Paradiso Props for a stand at a fashion fair in Italy for the clothing brand Silvian Heach interior styling, Elle Style Awards 2010 2009 Football Wives Season 3 Props assistant set dresser for the series On the Way to Tomorrow For a detailed CV, you can send me an email or give me a call. Yours sincerely, Saba van Hoften [email protected] +31(0) 646078363

Hello filmmakers in Belgium and the Netherlands! Over the Fence Comedy Film Festival in Australia is looking for short comedy films. With the deadline on March 1st, you only have a little time left to sign up! Take a look at our website and make sure your application is registered before March 1st, so that your film might be screened at the kickoff of Over the Fence on May 21st in Perth. Over the Fence is the largest traveling film festival in Australia, so your film will be screened all over the Big Island. www.overthefence.com.au

I have been working professionally as a freelance theater maker, singer and actress since 2003. I have a diploma as a theater teacher (ArtEZ Zwolle). In addition to my acting work in performances with my Theater Group Smoesjes! I regularly work as a training actress for services, education, catering and retail. I would like to implement this realistic game in possible acting for camera. I have a strong face and am energetic.

ROTTERDAM MEDIA FUND BEFORE THE JUDGE Ricky Rijneke (1981, www.rickyrijneke.com) Werkstad Producties, producer, director, and copyright holder of the short film WING, the fish that talked back (2007), has sued the Rotterdam Media Fund (RMF) for intentional infringement of her copyright. The case will be heard by the court in Rotterdam on February 23. The Rotterdam Media Fund, among other things, made the film publicly available on its website for free with English subtitles without requesting or obtaining permission. This public disclosure of the film is detrimental to the exploitation of the rights by Ricky Rijneke and her international sales agent Elypse Short Film Distribution (www.elypsefilm.com). RMF refused to remove the film from the internet. Only after the intervention of a lawyer was the film removed from the RMF website. The film fund infringed copyright by the publication (Articles 31 and 31a of the Copyright Act). According to the legislature, intentionally infringing copyright is a criminal offense. Copyright infringement is also known as piracy or copyright crime. Ricky Rijneke is filing a lawsuit to obtain a ruling regarding the intentional infringement of her copyright. She will subsequently seek compensation for the material and immaterial damages suffered. The first request in July 2009 to remove the film from the web was answered by the director of the Rotterdam Media Fund, Mr. J. van Heijningen, with the remark: 'Dear, don't know what you're talking about. It's not on our website.' The Chairwoman of the Rotterdam Film Fund, Ms. A. van Leeuwen-Gijsberts, responded to the second request for removal with intimidation and threats of retaliatory measures. After RMF removed the film from the website following a cease and desist letter from a lawyer, the fund issued a number of serious threats once again and attempted to sweep the matter under the rug. Rijneke states that the position of a subsidy-dependent filmmaker is indeed vulnerable, but she does not wish to give in to intimidation. WING, the fish that talked back is Rijneke's debut film. The film was screened at about fifty international festivals, including the prestigious Locarno Film Festival ('Leopards of Tomorrow' competition), where it had its world premiere. The film received various international awards, including: Best International Short (USA), Prix Du Jury (France), Special Mention, and Best Debut (Scenecs). Summary WING, the fish that talked back Six-year-old Wing lives in the Netherlands. Her family comes from China. Little Wing is fascinated by aquatic life and curious about the country she comes from. Fantasy and reality mingle in Wing's story: an old grandma who doesn't want to talk, a few fish, and a cup of tea. OR: One day, six-year-old Asian girl Wing gets lost in her fantasy, which takes on strange forms. The events in her world are wondrous, sometimes strange and frightening. Cast and Crew Cast: Winola Wong, Kiemlan Tjong, Moon Lee Ho Direction and Script: Ricky Rijneke - Production: Werkstad Producties - Camera: Benito Strangio - Sound Design: Ranko Paukovic Source: Werkstad Productions www.nieuwsbank.nl/inp/2011/02/23/G007.htm

Does anyone have an old Apple adapter for MacBook (Pro) lying around, for example because their MacBook itself died? My own adapter is broken, but my Mac is still fine. My email: [email protected] Can be reached by phone at 0206818083 (please leave a voicemail) and whatever you might want for it! greeting Fedor

In its annual short film program, Imagine once again explores every corner of Europe; from France to Poland, from Great Britain to Spain. 21 films, divided into two blocks, with a striking predominance of the Netherlands. Seven Dutch short films were selected: Last year, animation studio il Luster delivered Imagine the Méliès d'Argent winner Pivot. This year, the studio is represented by three contributions: the film noir featuring stuffed animals Little Quentin (Albert 't Hooft, Paco Vink), the one-minute space adventure Lost in Space (Frodo Kuipers), and Variété (Roelof van den Bergh), which was nominated for an Oscar last year—beautiful traditional animation in which an entire life is reduced to a variety show. In Get Real! (Evert de Beijer), a rebellious love story rooted in the imaginative world of gamers, the studio colors wildly outside the lines. In Suiker (Jeroen Annokkee), we are back in the three-dimensional world. How the classic question: 'Neighbor, can I borrow a cup of sugar from you?' can derail into a full-fledged tragicomedy in just a few minutes. The film won both the audience award and the award for best comedy at the recent Clermont Ferrand International Short Film Festival. So, not to be missed! A mouse plague doesn't surprise us, but in De Grote Stad (Nova van Dijk), a student living in a rented room is plagued by a… plague of whores. You don't solve that with a traditional trap. In Walzer (Rob Lücker), we find ourselves underground, where three men in a tense atmosphere are searching for… well, for what exactly? Meanwhile, the viewer imagines themselves in a stylized horror fairy tale à la Caro & Jeunet.

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