Foam Lab vacancy Foam is looking for top talent for Foam Lab 2011 Foam is the place for photography in all its forms: autonomous, documentary and applied, historical and contemporary. A museum with an international allure. Foam Lab forms a multidisciplinary team that organizes special events for peers at Foam. Foam Lab follows an intensive training program with masterclasses. from professionals in the field. Foam Lab offers an excellent opportunity to gain work experience in the cultural sector and a to build an extensive network. As of February 2011, we are looking for 8 up-and-coming top talents for Foam Lab. (at least 2 days a week for 10 months) We are looking for someone who - has an affinity with photography, film, concept development and design - is enthusiastic and flexible - is between 21 and 26 years old - lives in Amsterdam or the immediate vicinity - is available for at least 2 days from February to December 2011. In addition, we require demonstrable experience in at least one of the the following disciplines: - Event coordination - Sponsorship and fundraising - Technical production - New media / film - Marketing and communication Interest? Present yourself before December 17, 2010 by means of a short Cover letter and CV to Renske de Groot ([email protected]). Indicate in the subject of your email for which discipline you applies. In your cover letter, explain why you are the ideal you are a candidate for Foam Lab 2011, what your unique contribution to Foam Lab and why this is a stepping stone for you to a career in the is the arts and culture sector. Interviews will be held on January 12 and 13, 2011. Foam Lab is a work experience program for which you do not need to pay any financial compensation. receives compensation. Check www.foamlab.nl

INT. To complete an action/thriller, we are looking for an authentic farmhouse in the original Old Dutch style. This involves capturing dialogue between several characters who are stranded at this "abandoned" location. The outdoor shooting has already taken place; this is purely indoor shooting! We are looking for an old-fashioned living room and a kitchen (or utility room) furnished with the necessary authentic accessories such as pots and pans, kitchen utensils, Delft blue tiles, etc. Nothing is used; according to the script, it concerns a kidnapping situation. All the fireworks took place elsewhere! Running period by mutual agreement, duration approximately 3 afternoons.

Convince people in a creative or very beautiful way why they should connect with KLM on Facebook! KLM aims to get more people to become fans of their Facebook page. Your video needs to convince people why they should do this. Go to the website for the briefing!

ATTENTION ANIMATION FANS: NIGHT OF ANIMATED BAD TASTE AT FILMHUIS DEN HAAG This Friday, December 10 at 10:00 PM, Filmhuis Den Haag presents the Night of Animated Bad Taste. This is a 3-hour program curated by horror and cult expert Jan Doense, a.k.a. Mr. Horror, in collaboration with Michael Helmerhorst. This journey through the dark cellars of world cinema features trailers and clips of total failures in animated films. Themes featured include erotica, racism, and half-baked comic book heroes, such as a German porn version of Snow White and a drug-using Fritz de Cat. In short, films that beg for resuscitation. The Night of Animated Bad Taste is a 'monstrous' program ranging from old-fashioned handiwork to computer animation, from Puppetoon to clay extras and anime: all techniques are covered. Admission is €12.50 including a drink! Reservations can be made via www.filmhuisdenhaag.nl Check http://www.filmhuisdenhaag.nl/film/3402/nacht-van-de-geanimeerde-wansmaak.aspx for more info about the program or find us on Facebook and Hyves!

I am a young man of 30 years old, with South American descent. I can sing well and play OA double bass and guitar. I can speak Dutch, Spanish, English and Portuguese well. I have just finished a short film and am therefore looking for new assignments. Interested? just send an email

For the first time in film history, SubmarineChannel is releasing a DVD box set featuring a collection of the most beautiful contemporary opening titles. In addition to 38 title sequences from films, TV series, and games, this unique DVD box set includes 9 exclusive short documentaries about leading title creators. The DVD release provides an overview of the most thrilling, creepiest, most moving, and most beautiful titles of the past six years. The emphasis is on European and independent films. In addition to an overview of title sequences, the short documentaries reveal interesting backgrounds and sources of inspiration for the filmmakers. Both Hollywood and independent film studios invest time and money in creating the most fitting title sequences, as these are crucial to the first impression of their films. Sometimes they tell a story of their own and are a film in themselves. These works of art often remain underexposed. To give these gems the attention they deserve, the project Forget the Film, Watch the Titles! was launched as a website (watchthetitles.com) in 2006. This popular website now boasts a collection of over 140 titles, including those of Juno, The Pink Panther, and God of War III. In the autumn of 2010, a compilation program of this collection was screened on the big screen in various Dutch cinemas. The DVD box set contains a total of nearly 3 hours of content featuring well-known titles, as well as some previously unreleased title sequences, such as Earthwork. The opening titles of Oliver Stone's Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps are included, as well as Dutch productions such as Dunya & Desie, De Griezelbus, and Killzone 2. In the 9 short documentaries, internationally renowned title creators such as Richard Morrison (Batman, Sweeney Todd) and Laurent Brett (Hostage) speak at length. Additional information about all titles and designers can be found in the accompanying booklet. Producer: SubmarineChannel (Femke Wolting & Bruno Felix) Compiler: Remco Vlaanderen Total running time: 2 DVDs, 173 min. Format: PAL & NTSC Distribution: Idea Books, Filmfreaks, www.submarinechannel.com/shop The DVD box set is a production of SubmarineChannel and can already be ordered via the online store (submarinechannel.com/shop). From mid-December, the DVD box set will be available for purchase in various CD/DVD specialty stores, bookstores, and museum shops in the Netherlands. SubmarineChannel.com is an international web channel for digital films, interactive comics, serious games, and online documentaries. SubmarineChannel is part of the Amsterdam-based production company Submarine. Submarinechannel is financially supported by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science and the Municipality of Amsterdam, Department of Social Development. The DVD release is made possible in part by the Mondriaan Foundation, the SNS REAAL Fund, and the Prince Bernhard Culture Fund.