We'd like to help spread the word about a great opportunity for those who want to work in the New Mexico Film Industry. The following is a press release from the New Mexico Film Office:
"The New Mexico Film Office is pleased to announce NM FILMMAKERS MENTORSHIPS, made possible by JTIP for Film and Multimedia. The Mentorship Program is open to New Mexico residents age 18 and older, who wish to advance their film careers by shadowing professional above-the-line or specialty talent on major productions. Mentorship is available for the following positions:
Director, Producer, Writer, Editor, Production Designer, Line Producer, Unit Production Manager, Production Supervisor, Script Supervisor, Casting Director, Story Board Artist, Sound Looping.
The pilot program will take place on a major television series shooting in Albuquerque from June through November 2008. We are now seeking applicants who are willing and able to commit a minimum of twenty days, maximum of sixty days, on the production during that time. The application is attached.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: JUNE 2, 2008 @ 5:00 PM
Questions: please email nm.filmmakers@nmfilm.com or call 505-476-5600."
To learn more about the NM Filmmakers Program, visit the New Mexico Film Office Website: http://nmfilm.com/locals/nm-filmmakers/
Monday, May 19, 2008
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Triple Threat Performing Arts Workshop/Summer Youth Workshop
Triple Threat Performing Arts still has a few spaces available in its summer youth workshop series! Musical Theater Drama Camp - June 9 - June 20th (9am - 4pm). This 2-week workshop will focus on all aspects of the performing arts from character development, vocal technique, musical theater dance and acting skills to stage presentation costuming and production. The workshop will end with a costumed, staged production.
Showstoppers! A Broadway Musical Review July 7 - 11th (9am - 4pm). This 1-week workshop is filled with works from various Broadway Musical hits, including “Hairspray,” “Wicked,” “High School Musical,” and “Grease,” just to name a few. It will incorporate scenes into many of the musical pieces to present a dynamic and diverse costumed and staged show! This workshop will focus primarily on vocal technique, musical theater dance, and basic acting skills. The performers will also work on production and presentation.
Intro to the Performing Arts
WEDNESDAYS ONLY June 12 - July 30th (5pm - 7pm). This 8-week course will offer the participants the chance to dabble in various performance genres. They will take weekly classes in musical theater, vocal technique, acting, commercials, script reading and hip hop. The program will conclude with an informal performance for family and friends!
Our regular weekly classes will be offered too! Call for pricing and discount information (family, multiple event), or to register.
Showstoppers! A Broadway Musical Review July 7 - 11th (9am - 4pm). This 1-week workshop is filled with works from various Broadway Musical hits, including “Hairspray,” “Wicked,” “High School Musical,” and “Grease,” just to name a few. It will incorporate scenes into many of the musical pieces to present a dynamic and diverse costumed and staged show! This workshop will focus primarily on vocal technique, musical theater dance, and basic acting skills. The performers will also work on production and presentation.
Intro to the Performing Arts
WEDNESDAYS ONLY June 12 - July 30th (5pm - 7pm). This 8-week course will offer the participants the chance to dabble in various performance genres. They will take weekly classes in musical theater, vocal technique, acting, commercials, script reading and hip hop. The program will conclude with an informal performance for family and friends!
Our regular weekly classes will be offered too! Call for pricing and discount information (family, multiple event), or to register.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
NM Filmmakers Showcase
Announcing the NM Filmmakers Showcase!
May 15 – 18, 2008 at Albuquerque's Guild Cinema.
The Guild will show 30 hours of short and feature length films made by New Mexicans. For the second year, selected audience favorites will travel to three New Mexico cities in the summer of 2008.
Meet the Filmmakers - Opening night, May 15th, 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Laru/Café Cubano - 3413 Central Avenue, NE
Special thanks to the Guild Cinema and Laru/Café Cubano.
For more info, please see the New Mexico Film Website
May 15 – 18, 2008 at Albuquerque's Guild Cinema.
The Guild will show 30 hours of short and feature length films made by New Mexicans. For the second year, selected audience favorites will travel to three New Mexico cities in the summer of 2008.
Meet the Filmmakers - Opening night, May 15th, 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Laru/Café Cubano - 3413 Central Avenue, NE
Special thanks to the Guild Cinema and Laru/Café Cubano.
For more info, please see the New Mexico Film Website
Santa Fe Screenwriting Conference
Among the extraordinary screenwriting Mentors coming to The Screenwriting Conference in Santa Fe is the decorated ex-Navy Seal Commander Chuck Pfarrer. His produced movie credits are Navy SEALs, Darkman, The Jackal, Virus, Red Planet, and Hard Target.
This year the conference features twelve top producers looking for new projects: world-class William Morris agent Mike Esola; Valhalla Motion Pictures Creative Exec David O'Leary (Valhalla is run by Gale Anne Hurd, producer of The Terminator, Aliens, Armageddon, The Hulk, Terminator Three and more); Mosaic Media Group's Creative Exec Jake Kurily (Mosaic produced Batman Begins, Semi-Pro and more); Tapestry Films Director of Development Kat Blasband (Tapestry produced The Wedding Crashers, The Wedding Planner, Pay it Forward, Point Break and more; and many more. For more information on these and other producers accepting pitches: http://scsfe.com/hollywood/pitch.aspx.
Learn more - click here
To register: 505-424-1501.
This year the conference features twelve top producers looking for new projects: world-class William Morris agent Mike Esola; Valhalla Motion Pictures Creative Exec David O'Leary (Valhalla is run by Gale Anne Hurd, producer of The Terminator, Aliens, Armageddon, The Hulk, Terminator Three and more); Mosaic Media Group's Creative Exec Jake Kurily (Mosaic produced Batman Begins, Semi-Pro and more); Tapestry Films Director of Development Kat Blasband (Tapestry produced The Wedding Crashers, The Wedding Planner, Pay it Forward, Point Break and more; and many more. For more information on these and other producers accepting pitches: http://scsfe.com/hollywood/pitch.aspx.
Learn more - click here
To register: 505-424-1501.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Welcome New Furnished Rental Member -- Adobe Home on 20 Acres
crewnewmexico.com's newest member is property manager Marianne Hund, who represents a beautiful adobe home and guest house on 20 private acres, only 14 miles from Albuquerque. Very private, very quiet, yet with all amenities including 42" HDTV, wireless, and fully-furnished casita that sleeps 4. Property borders the Cibola National forest, with 60 miles of hiking trails and rock climbing just steps away. And they're putting the finishing touches on a decked out kitchen! The rates are very reasonable. Ideal for groups, those in need of privacy, and visiting production families. Corral available for horses, and RV space, too, with electric and water. A great find.
See the property at crewnewmexico.com/adobeacres
See the property at crewnewmexico.com/adobeacres
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Welcome New Production Support Member - Steve Hardy Real Estate
We'd like to welcome Steve Hardy Real Estate to crewnewmexico.com!
Steve Hardy is a native of Santa Fe, providing professional and personalized home rental services for cast and crew, production office leasing, and assists individuals or production companies with purchasing property. Steve is a Real Estate Professional with background that includes a decade in financial services marketing. In addition to his financial and marketing experience, he was the top graduate of his MBA class. A lifelong passion for property and the study of architecture as an undergraduate makes Steve a great partner when searching for homes, locations or office space. Steve continues to keep abreast of changes in the business world by acting as an Adjunct Professor of Finance at the College of Santa Fe. Steve has spent time with many of the top people in the entertainment business and is knowledgeable of the needs and time lines of productions.
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View Steve's Real Estate website
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Steve Hardy is a native of Santa Fe, providing professional and personalized home rental services for cast and crew, production office leasing, and assists individuals or production companies with purchasing property. Steve is a Real Estate Professional with background that includes a decade in financial services marketing. In addition to his financial and marketing experience, he was the top graduate of his MBA class. A lifelong passion for property and the study of architecture as an undergraduate makes Steve a great partner when searching for homes, locations or office space. Steve continues to keep abreast of changes in the business world by acting as an Adjunct Professor of Finance at the College of Santa Fe. Steve has spent time with many of the top people in the entertainment business and is knowledgeable of the needs and time lines of productions.
View Steve's crewnewmexico.com profile
View Steve's Real Estate website
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All Premium Members Receive 3-Month Banner Free!
From now thru May 18, any new premium members receive a free 3 month banner ad in their associated cagtegory. Even better --- we'll make you a banner ad on the house! The banners are the 120x90 "button" size, and can link directly to your crewnewmexico.com profile page or your external website. Banners are an excellent way to build brand recognition and to get traffic to your website(s). email us if you have any questions at adsales@crewnewmexico.com.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Breaking Bad is Coming Back!
From the AMC TV Blog:
"From critical praise to strong ratings and a devoted audience, Breaking Bad further reinforced AMC as a top producer of high-quality, distinctive television," said Charlie Collier, Executive Vice President and General Manager of AMC. "Breaking Bad is a powerful, intelligent and thought-provoking series that clearly resonated with viewers and critics alike. We're excited for a second season of Breaking Bad with new and provocative storylines that will delve deeper into the next chapter in the life of Walter White." The second season, unlike the first which ran a brief seven episodes due to the writer's strike, will consist of thirteen episodes, the same number as Mad Men's Season 1 and upcoming Season 2.
Filming in and around ABQ, expected duration of filming 7 months.
For more on Breaking Bad, check out the AMC Breaking Bad Press Blog:
http://blogs.amctv.com/breaking-bad/press/
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"From critical praise to strong ratings and a devoted audience, Breaking Bad further reinforced AMC as a top producer of high-quality, distinctive television," said Charlie Collier, Executive Vice President and General Manager of AMC. "Breaking Bad is a powerful, intelligent and thought-provoking series that clearly resonated with viewers and critics alike. We're excited for a second season of Breaking Bad with new and provocative storylines that will delve deeper into the next chapter in the life of Walter White." The second season, unlike the first which ran a brief seven episodes due to the writer's strike, will consist of thirteen episodes, the same number as Mad Men's Season 1 and upcoming Season 2.
Filming in and around ABQ, expected duration of filming 7 months.
For more on Breaking Bad, check out the AMC Breaking Bad Press Blog:
http://blogs.amctv.com/breaking-bad/press/
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Saturday, May 10, 2008
Terminator 4 powers ahead despite strike fears
May 09, 2008 04:30 AM
LOS ANGELES–He'll be back – Hollywood strike or no strike!
Cameras began rolling this week on the latest Terminator movie – estimated to cost about $150 million U.S. – for what many Hollywood watchers say is a late start given concerns that labour tensions could lead to an actors strike by July.
Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins, began shooting Monday in New Mexico, bucking a trend in which studios have mostly avoided launching new productions they cannot be sure of completing before the Screen Actors Guild contract expires on June 30.
But don't look for the Governator in this one. Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) was the last film in the franchise to star Arnold Schwarzenegger as the unstoppable cyborg from the future who made the line, "I'll be back," a worldwide catchphrase.
The fourth Terminator is set to reach theaters in May 2009.
Producers announced this week rapper Common will have a starring role in the upcoming instalment of the series. The Chicago MC will play a freedom fighter named Barnes, who is defending the human race against a machine that aims to destroy it.
He'll star alongside Christian Bale, who will play the main character, John Connor.
Meanwhile, SAG and Hollywood's major studios hit a stalemate Tuesday after three weeks of talks, stoking fears of renewed Hollywood labour unrest after a 100-day screenwriters' strike that ended in February.
But union leaders say they still hope to reach a deal without resorting to a walkout.
Reuters
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Incentives are Blooming
From "Variety, " by Matthew Ross
For the past six years, Louisiana and New Mexico have reigned atop the ever-expanding list of states that have opened their coffers to the movie business. But they're certainly not the only draws out there. Producers and studios have more choices than ever before, and the trend shows absolutely no sign of slowing down.
For the past six years, Louisiana and New Mexico have reigned atop the ever-expanding list of states that have opened their coffers to the movie business. But they're certainly not the only draws out there. Producers and studios have more choices than ever before, and the trend shows absolutely no sign of slowing down.
Over the past year, we've seen how a single new piece of legislation can change the entire U.S. landscape in an instant, whether it's coming from states with established production services (New York) or a new upstart whose financial package is simply too good to resist (Michigan).
Picking the best incentive packages in the U.S. is far from an exact science, but we've given it a shot. Herewith, we present our top five. (Of course, things could always change next week.)
LOUISIANA
The granddaddy of the incentive boom continues to impress and endure. When Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath made shooting difficult in New Orleans, production houses and crew members set up shop in other cities such as Shreveport and Baton Rouge without missing a beat. And 2008 is shaping up to be a record year -- 28 productions have come through the state through April, a pace that should easily eclipse 2007's record of 53 productions for the entire year. The reason: Along with its 25% transferable credit for all in-state expenditures and an additional 10% on labor for state residents, Louisiana continues to develop its production resources, which now include the Cinelease soundstages in Shreveport and the Celtic Media Center in Baton Rouge. Upcoming and recent pics include David Fincher's "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," with Brad Pitt, and Oliver Stone's "W." Louisiana continues to be a favorite location for both the Weinstein Co. bring in regular business.
NEW MEXICO
Like Louisiana, New Mexico boasts one of the most established, effective incentive programs in the U.S. Rather than offer tax credits, the state provides a flat-out cash rebate covering 25% of all in-state expenses. In addition, it offers 0% loans (in exchange for backend participation) of up to $15 million on shows spending at least $2 million within the state. In previous years, the one knock on New Mexico was that it had scant facilities and hardly any qualified local crew. That situation is being remedied. Last June, Albuquerque Studios, a $75 million soundstage and production hub, opened its doors. Recent and upcoming productions to take advantage of the new facility include Taylor Hackford's "Love Ranch," Jim Sheridan's "Brothers" and McG's "Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins," currently in prep.
CONNECTICUT
In only two years, Connecticut has gone from nonentity to major player in the incentive game, and has offered further proof that film-related legislation has the ability to give local economies an immediate boost. Thanks to its generous 30% tax credit and its close proximity to the resources and crew of neighboring New York, Connecticut has managed to lure a slew of high-profile productions recently. Seven features are shooting there, including Andrew Jarecki's "All Good Things" with Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst, P.J. Hogan's "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and Sam Mendes' "Farlanders."
NEW YORK
Until a few weeks ago, New York had one of the weaker incentive programs in the nation. That still didn't stop more than 250 features from shooting in the state last year. Those stats are about to be shattered. In April, Gov. David Paterson and the Legislature teamed up to pass a bill that tripled the state tax credit on production expenses to 30%, with an additional 5% thrown in for shows shot within New York City. For productions big and small, the cringe-inducing costs of shooting in Gotham have suddenly become easier to manage.
MICHIGAN
The new kid on the block, Michigan rounds out the list purely based on its unmatched investment, which was announced last month. It includes a phenomenal 40%-42% cash or tax-credit rebate (whichever the producers/financiers prefer) on all in-state expenditures, plus a 30% reimbursement for nonresident below-the-line crew members. Simply put, this is the best package ever to be introduced in the United States. But that doesn't mean there won't be significant hurdles to overcome, the most glaring of which is Michigan's utter lack of any significant production resources or local crew. Expect that situation to change, and fast. Just look at Louisiana and New Mexico.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
SAG Contract Update
The Screen Actors Guild and the majors have launched their fourth week of feature-primetime talks with a deadline looming to wrap up negotiations by Tuesday afternoon.
The session -- the 17th since bargaining began April 15 -- began at mid-morning Monday at the headquarters of the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers in Encino.
Both sides have continued to observe the unofficial news blackout since Friday's announcement that talks would be extended on a day-to-day basis through Tuesday.
The extension was triggered by SAG's move to drop its demand for a doubling of DVD residuals and seek a hike in pension and health contributions on DVD residuals. SAG also agreed Friday to drop several pay hike demands.
SAG's contract expires June 30 and the lack of resolution has caused headaches for the studios, which have stopped greenlighting features until SAG signs a deal.
If SAG does not make a deal this week, it runs the risk of the rival American Federation of Television & Radio Artists making a primetime deal and using that to expand its coverage. AFTRA's primetime negotiations have been pushed back twice with AFTRA talks now slated to begin Wednesday.
Reprinted from Variety, March 5
The session -- the 17th since bargaining began April 15 -- began at mid-morning Monday at the headquarters of the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers in Encino.
Both sides have continued to observe the unofficial news blackout since Friday's announcement that talks would be extended on a day-to-day basis through Tuesday.
The extension was triggered by SAG's move to drop its demand for a doubling of DVD residuals and seek a hike in pension and health contributions on DVD residuals. SAG also agreed Friday to drop several pay hike demands.
SAG's contract expires June 30 and the lack of resolution has caused headaches for the studios, which have stopped greenlighting features until SAG signs a deal.
If SAG does not make a deal this week, it runs the risk of the rival American Federation of Television & Radio Artists making a primetime deal and using that to expand its coverage. AFTRA's primetime negotiations have been pushed back twice with AFTRA talks now slated to begin Wednesday.
Reprinted from Variety, March 5
Student Film Competition
Article Launched: 05/05/2008 12:00:00 AM MDT
SANTA FE — A team from Doña Ana Community College has won first place in New Mexico Secretary of State Mary Herrera's student film competition, aimed at encouraging people with disabilities to vote in this year's elections.
Aron Hethcox, who directed the winning entry, "That's My Vote," said his team "wanted to make (its) script jump out."
"We are all equal when it comes to voting and that's what we wanted to demonstrate. It's an honor for our team to win the competition. We wanted our voices heard and they were," Hethcox said.
Art Scheriber, president of the National Federation of the Blind of New Mexico, called the production "sensitive, informed and inspiring."
The DACC team's winning 30-second public service announcement earned members $750 and their film will be offered for broadcast statewide.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
"Crash" to Film in NM This Summer
If you're a big fan of the movie "Crash," you'll be glad to know that they're going to be filming a TV-Series based on the film --- and though the show is set in LA, they're going to be filming in Albuquerque. Lester Berman is producing (he also produced Wildfire). Filming to take place this summer. We'll update you on any new details as they arise. Stay tuned.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Santa Fe Studio
On Tuesday, Santa Fe county gave the ok for the development of Santa Fe Film Studios, which would bring a full-scale studio environment to Santa Fe, with up to 10 soundstages, post-production facilities, executive offices, and up to 500,000 sq ft of studio space when fully complete. It would be located south of town, on Highway 14, across from the prison. This is excellent news for the industry in Santa Fe, and for residents and businesses for Santa Fe and surrounding areas, and the NM film industry in general. Solid film infrastructure is one of the critical components of why productions would choose New Mexico, in addition to the incentives and crew base. It would be an excellent addition to the local economy, locking in hopefully stable and high-paying jobs to what is typically a service-economy/tourism oriented economy in Santa Fe.
The owners of the Studio say that it will be the first "green" studio in the world, and we're curious to learn more about that.
We'll keep you posted!
The owners of the Studio say that it will be the first "green" studio in the world, and we're curious to learn more about that.
We'll keep you posted!
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Casting Calls/Call for Extras/Job Alerts
If you're involved in casting a production and want to get the word out on an upcoming casting call, of if you've got a call for Crew or job opening, simply email us all the details at info@crewnewmexico.com and we'll post your call in our Cast and Crew Calls section on our homepage.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Filling in the Gaps
If you've taken a stroll through the site, you've probably noticed that there's not a lot of listings in each of the categories, and that's perfectly normal. We're in the process now of migrating our databases from testing to live, and it takes a little time to bring everything to current status. We're also in the process of adding new members, and so you should see new listings every day. If you're thinking of listing and have some questions, drop us a line and we'll be happy to walk you through the process. We're also offering a free 3 month banner ad for all new Premium Members, but that offer only lasts through May 7th! Drop us a line anytime at info@crewnewmexico.com, or give us a call Toll Free at (866) 986-8884. Thanks!
Alive!
crewclassifieds.com is now totally launched, and we've got over 400 ads from around the country! We sent out our first major email campaign today announcing crewclassifieds.com (maybe that's why you're here), and our google ads campaign is in full swing. There's postings below that tell you a lot more about our classifieds network.
crewnewmexico.com is in full launch mode, and we're just working out a few last kinks. A known issue is that when you join the site, you're not receiving a confirmation email which you need to receive to activate your account. This should be fixed by Monday. In the meantime, we've turned off the need to "activate" your account fr0m that email, so when you're done registering and have reached the Thank You page, you can simply head back to the home page and login using the login/pass you used to join. Its simple.
Secondly, receipts for payment are not being sent automatically by our system, but that will be fixed by Monday, too, and all purchases will be follwed up by a receipt from crewnewmexico.com. If you haven't received a receipt, please let us know and we'll get one off to your right away!
crewnewmexico.com is in full launch mode, and we're just working out a few last kinks. A known issue is that when you join the site, you're not receiving a confirmation email which you need to receive to activate your account. This should be fixed by Monday. In the meantime, we've turned off the need to "activate" your account fr0m that email, so when you're done registering and have reached the Thank You page, you can simply head back to the home page and login using the login/pass you used to join. Its simple.
Secondly, receipts for payment are not being sent automatically by our system, but that will be fixed by Monday, too, and all purchases will be follwed up by a receipt from crewnewmexico.com. If you haven't received a receipt, please let us know and we'll get one off to your right away!
Monday, April 14, 2008
crewnewmexico.com Launch! New Mexico Film Industry Resource is Now (almost) Live
crewnewmexico.com is about to enter full launch mode. We're excited, and we know you are too, because we have about 100 members ready to join, and we're not even open yet.
We've got extras, set medics, caterers, massage therapists, crew and production support members, and restaurants about to be posted, so we're already off to a running start. We look forward to working with you!
We've got extras, set medics, caterers, massage therapists, crew and production support members, and restaurants about to be posted, so we're already off to a running start. We look forward to working with you!
Coming Soon to a Mobile Phone
What's coming soon from crewnewmexico.com?
We're in the process of making crewnewmexico.com PDA friendly, which means you'll be able to search and use crewnewmexico.com on your Blackberry or Palm! Imagine having all the information and resources you need to make a movie while standing on set.
It means you can search all of the resources and listings on crewnewmexico.com from anywhere you've got cell reception and web-friendly phone. That means you can search for Cast, Crew, Production Resources, Locations, Lodging, Furnished Rentals, Real Estate and Dining from your mobile phone, and have access to resumes, headshots, demo reels, personal and business profiles, location scouting reports, menus, links, maps and contact info --- all while away from the office.
You can search and find resources on the spot. Anywhere. Anytime.
For members and advertisers, it means that your film or business profile is live and reachable by filmmakers everywhere, anytime.
We're in the process of making crewnewmexico.com PDA friendly, which means you'll be able to search and use crewnewmexico.com on your Blackberry or Palm! Imagine having all the information and resources you need to make a movie while standing on set.
It means you can search all of the resources and listings on crewnewmexico.com from anywhere you've got cell reception and web-friendly phone. That means you can search for Cast, Crew, Production Resources, Locations, Lodging, Furnished Rentals, Real Estate and Dining from your mobile phone, and have access to resumes, headshots, demo reels, personal and business profiles, location scouting reports, menus, links, maps and contact info --- all while away from the office.
You can search and find resources on the spot. Anywhere. Anytime.
For members and advertisers, it means that your film or business profile is live and reachable by filmmakers everywhere, anytime.
Introducing crewclassifieds.com
crewclassifieds.com is a dedicated film-industry classified ads network. Its a brilliant way for film people nationwide to buy, sell, network, and find resources related to film.
Better than craigslist?
Much better than craigslist.
crewclassifieds allows you to post and search nationwide in one fell swoop, instead of having to log through the craigslist of every city separately. Its also dedicated to the film industry, which means that the ads are going to be far more relevant to your careers and career-related life, and your postings are reaching a far-flung audience.
You can post and ad very quickly and very cheaply, and we do the google advertising for you. crewclassifieds.com appears in google for just about every film-related keyword imaginable, extending the reach and impact of any posting.
- Find job opening and crew calls in Louisiana
- Sublet an apartment in LA
- Promote your studio
- Post your call for background/extras
- Sell a camera in New York
- Advertise your film business and look for project partners nationwide
Better than craigslist?
Much better than craigslist.
crewclassifieds allows you to post and search nationwide in one fell swoop, instead of having to log through the craigslist of every city separately. Its also dedicated to the film industry, which means that the ads are going to be far more relevant to your careers and career-related life, and your postings are reaching a far-flung audience.
You can post and ad very quickly and very cheaply, and we do the google advertising for you. crewclassifieds.com appears in google for just about every film-related keyword imaginable, extending the reach and impact of any posting.
Who's Filming Now? New Mexico Film Industry Production Report
Our Who's Filming Now section is a new way to get a detailed view of what's happening in the New Mexico Film Industry. Just click on the link from the crewnewmexico.com homepage!
We provide information on past and current productions, including the directors, producers, lead cast, script synopsis, shooting dates and locations, and production status. We also give links to websites of all of the above the line crew and talent, so you can do some more research on who's filming in New Mexico.
We post information about Who's Filming Now as soon as we get solid word that the project is a "Go!", and we leave it up so that you can see what's been happening in New Mexico for the last while.
We provide information on past and current productions, including the directors, producers, lead cast, script synopsis, shooting dates and locations, and production status. We also give links to websites of all of the above the line crew and talent, so you can do some more research on who's filming in New Mexico.
We post information about Who's Filming Now as soon as we get solid word that the project is a "Go!", and we leave it up so that you can see what's been happening in New Mexico for the last while.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Welcome to crewnewmexico! New Mexico's Premiere Film Industry Resource.
Welcome to the crewnewmexico.com Blog. Here's where we provide a casual discussion of some of the latest information about the New Mexico Film Industry, and points of interest for individuals and businesses involved in (or hoping to be involved in) the New Mexico film industry. We're also going to be busy telling you about crewnewmexico.com, so you can get to know us, and know about all the cool things we do. We're here to help you, whether you're looking for resources, or have good and services to offer.
crewnewmexico.com is New Mexico's leading resource for:
We also provide links and resources about the New Mexico Film Incentives
program, as well as Filmmaker Resources and New Mexico's very own dedicated Film Industry Classifieds -- http://www.crewclassifieds.com. We also provide casting calls, crew calls, and production alerts for film professionals
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