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Selections underway for BANGKOK INDIEFEST...

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A thorough selection process in underway for the hundreds of movies submitted to year one of the BANGKOK INDIEFEST ( www.bangkokfest.com ) - take a look at some of our submissions in the accompanying video Download now or watch on posterous selection_process.3GP (641 KB) Posted via web from Camerado @ Posterous

BANGKOK INDIEFEST (http://www.bangkokfest.com) Dates & Venue Information!

The first annual BANGKOK INDIEFEST ( www.bangkokfest.com ), featuring International and Thai independent movies of all kinds! WHEN: August 6-8*, 2010 (*with possible extension, depending upon popular demand...) WHERE: HOF ART 244, 248 Soi Vipawadee16/32 Vipawadee Rangsit Rd., Dindang Bangkok 10400 ...right next to the Ratchadapisek MRT (easy-to-find underground station) See the map and other info @ http://www.hof-art.net BANGKOK INDIEFEST is a new independent movie festival produced by both Thai and foreign filmmakers and movie lovers.  Our goal is to create a fun and inclusive platform for emerging international and local films and filmmakers here in Bangkok. Since our call for entries last August, hundreds of movies have poured in from around the world, sent by international and Thai filmmakers who are eager to screen their work here. BANGKOK INDIEFEST showcases: International and local shorts, documentaries, dramatic features, animation, ‘Very Shor

The challenges of making an Indie Film...in Cambodia!

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Independent filmmaking is tough; filmmaker J Rosette sold off all his belongings and left the US to head to Southeast Asia, where rent and cost of living are cheaper, in order to edit his second feature, 'Lost in New Mexico: the strange tale of Susan Herp' Although the movie was shot in New Mexico, little did anyone know that a distant, developing country - Cambodia - would play an instrumental role in the completion of the film. Listen to his story via the attached audio pressclip, and find out what it took to get this movie made - no matter what! http://wwwlostinnewmexicomovie.com CAMERADO - http://www.camerado.com    Download now or listen on posterous presskit_08-15-06.m4a (8660 KB) Posted via web from Camerado @ Posterous

Radio spot for 'Big Vendetta', the fictitious movie featured in LOST IN NEW MEXICO

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   Download now or listen on posterous final_wing_spot_III_IMA.wav (3696 KB) The attached radio spot can be heard playing in the background on TV and on the radio in Camerado's 2nd feature, LOST IN NEW MEXICO: the strange tale of Susan Hero. In the movie, the spot - featuring fictitious action star Chuck Wing - has got a phone filter on it and is muffled - but here it is uncut and unmodified for your listening pleasure! (*Trivia: while the movie takes place in New Mexico, much of it was post produced in Phnom Penh, Cambodia; the spot features various friends and expat colleagues of the director, J Rosette) Posted via email from Camerado @ Posterous

TechNYou talks about cloning in the movie "Lost in New Mexico"

Twitter How long do we want to live? Nature explores the scientific possibilities, but avoid much of the ethics http://tinyurl.com/yb67j4n 2010-04-01 From GNTIS site:: Nano robots kill cancer…what the? http://technyou.edu.au/2010/03/nano-robots-kill-cancer%e2%80%a6what-the/ 2010-03-24 More updates... Posting tweet... --> Contact Us About TechNyou Privacy and Legal Subscribe (email/rss) Follow Us on Twitter     via technyou.edu.au Posted via web from Camerado @ Posterous

LOST IN NEW MEXICO: "Recommended" - Library Journal

Lost in New Mexico: The Strange Tale of Susan Hero. color. 85 min. Jason Rosette, Camerado, dist. by amazon.com. 2008. DVD UPC 8-83629-27962-6. $39.95. Public performance. F This atmospheric and moody no-budget feature shot around the city of Albuquerque is aptly marketed by its resourceful director as "a sci-fi cloning road movie for the 21st century." Rosette's timely fusing of diverse genre elements involves no less diverse a cast of characters: Susan, a grieving young woman who robs the movie theater at which she's employed so she can pay for the cloning of her recently deceased daughter; Dr. Morell, a maverick geneticist bent on extending the reach of his illegal cloning services; Javier, an illegal Mexican immigrant accompanying Susan; Carl (played by Rosette), a self-doubting FDA agent on the trail of Morell; and Lonnie, a Native American potter trying to raise funds so his daughter can attend college. Rosette (Bookwars, LJ 10/1/00) envelops these characters i

Camerado's 2nd feature, LOST IN NEW MEXICO, now viewable for FREE online! (Lo-Fi version)

The 2nd feature by Camerado ( www.camerado.com ), producer of innovative and compelling entertainment and edutainment media is now available for viewing online for free (lo-bitrate version, no extras) LOST IN NEW MEXICO: the strange tale of Susan Hero http://www.lostinnewmexicomovie.com Check out the lo-fi version here: http://www.lostinnewmexicomovie.com/see_buy/see_buy.html * [* bottom of page] Special pricing now also available for public performance DVDs for libraries and institutions - now available for only $39.95 "Recommended" - Library Journal "Definitely Independent" - Julie Corman "More than another out-of-the-box Indie flick" - Rogue Cinema @ the Camerado store on Amazon/Createspace: https://www.createspace.com/234901 ** Use this coupon code for 10% off -> RTMA2RPA ** CAMERADO http://www.camerado.com Posted via email from Camerado @ Posterous