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SUMMARY:"FANNY'S JOURNEY"--CineMonday 2017
DESCRIPTION:PWIFT is proud to be a Community Partner of PJFF’s CineMondays 2017:\nFanny’s Journey\n\n\n\n\nHolocaust Remembrance Day/Philadelphia Premiere\nDate: Monday\, April 24\nTime: 7:30 PM\nLocation: The Gershman Y \nDirector: Lola Doillon\nGenre: Narrative\nCountry: Belgium\, France\nYear: 2016\nRunning Time: 94 min\nLanguage: French with English subtitles \nSponsored by: Jan Felman and Harvey Schwartz\, and Dr. Marcia Sachs Littell in memory of Dr. Franklin H. Littell z”l\n\nBuy tickets HERE!  \nLanding the role of the titular Fanny over 10\,000 other aspiring young actresses\, newcomer Léonie Souchaud delivers a flawless performance as a brave youngster leading a band of orphans through Nazi-occupied France in this suspenseful and handsomely shot coming-of-age drama based on the autobiographical novel by Fanny Ben-Ami. \nAfter the arrest of their father\, 13-year-old Fanny and her two younger sisters Erika (Fantine Harduin) and Georgette (Juliane Lepoureau) are sent to a boarding school in France’s neutral territory. It isn’t long before their safety is compromised and Fanny and the other children are whisked away to yet another temporary safe haven in the Italian zone. There\, under the care of the stern but tender Madame Forman (César-winning actress Cécile de France)\, Fanny is given a job in the kitchen helping out Elie (Victor Meutelet)\, an affable and attractive young cook eager to join the resistance. Unfortunately\, Fanny’s new friendship is cut short when Mussolini’s regime falls and Madame Forman is forced to devise a plan to save her charges. Equipped with fake passports and new names\, the children embark on their journey to the Swiss border by train under Madame Forman’s guidance. En route\, as circumstances change for the worse\, Madame relinquishes her leadership role to Fanny\, who despite her mounting fears realizes she has no other choice but to forge ahead.
URL:https://pwift.org/event/fannys-journey/
LOCATION:GERSHMAN HALL CHAPEL (GERSHMAN Y)\, 401 S. Broad Street\, Philadelphia\, 19147\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170307T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170307T100000
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SUMMARY:PWIFT BREAKFAST SERIES:  Business strategies for Business Professionals
DESCRIPTION:If you are in production\, own a business\, or are an independent artist/contractor\,  don’t miss this very informative session in which issues relevant to your endeavors will be discussed\, and all your questions answered. \nPWIFT MEMBERS:  FREE \nNON-MEMBERS:  $15
URL:https://pwift.org/event/pwift-breakfast-series-business-strategies-for-business-professionals/
LOCATION:Green Eggs Cafe\, 212 S. 13th Street\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19107\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Philadelphia Women in Film and Television":MAILTO:info@pwift.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170226T193000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170226T230000
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SUMMARY:PFS OSCAR AWARDS NIGHT PARTY & SCREENING
DESCRIPTION:On FEBRUARY 26th\, you’re invited to join the Philadelphia Film Society for the brightest night in cinema– walk the red carpet at the historic Prince Theater for the PFS 4th Annual Awards Night Party & Screening.\nSip bubbly and indulge in a night of classic Hollywood glitz as the awards show streams live at the historic Prince Theatre. \nVIP ticket holders will enjoy an exclusive pre-party reception featuring first-class food and beverage\, priority access to the theater\, and a luxurious signature VIP gift bag. \nTickets Now On Sale! \n**PWIFT members pay PFS MEMBER price!! \nVIP Experience\n$75 | $65 – PFS/PWIFT Member Price \nGeneral Admission \n$50 | $40 – PFS/PWIFT Member Price \n**The promo code PWIFT MEMBERS can use is simply just PWIFT and they should go to:\nhttp://filmadelphia.org/awards-night-party/
URL:https://pwift.org/event/pfs-oscar-awards-night-party-screening/
LOCATION:Philadelphia Film Center (Formerly The Prince Theater)\, 1412 Chestnut Street\, Philadelphia\, 19102\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170210T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170210T220000
DTSTAMP:20260502T092024
CREATED:20170226T103936Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20170226T104018Z
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SUMMARY:I AM JANE DOE
DESCRIPTION:I AM JANE DOE  chronicles the epic battle that several American mothers are waging on behalf of their middle-school daughters\, victims of sex-trafficking on Backpage.com\, the adult classifieds section that for years was part of the Village Voice.  Reminiscent of Erin Brockovich and Karen Silkwood\, these mothers have stood up on behalf of thousands of other mothers\, fighting back and refusing to take no for an answer. \nIt is a gut-wrenching human story and fresh look at a social and legal issue that affects every community in America. \nPWIFT MEMBERS:  FREE \nReception before screening begins @ 7:00pm \nQ & A with Director and producers after screening
URL:https://pwift.org/event/i-am-jane-doe/
LOCATION:CHERRY HILL 12
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170202T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20170202T204500
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SUMMARY:PWIFT ANNUAL MEETING
DESCRIPTION:PWIFT ANNUAL MEETING: \nEnd of year wrap up. \nStrategic Plan for 2017.
URL:https://pwift.org/event/pwift-annual-meeting/
LOCATION:University of the Arts — Terra Building\, Room 1221 — 211 S. Broad Street\, Philadelphia PA\, 211 S. Broad Street -- 17th Floor\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19107\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160609T183000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160609T203000
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SUMMARY:SELL YOUR REALITY TV SHOW
DESCRIPTION:DON’T MISS PWIFT’S JUNE EVENT:\n\n\nSELL YOUR REALITY TV SHOW!\n\n\nWHEN:      JUNE 9TH\nTIME:       6:30-8:30 (informal networking from 6:30-7:00)\nWHERE:   University of the Arts — 211 S. Broad Street — Room 1221\n \nGENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS:   $20\nPWIFT DUES PAYING MEMBERS:  FREE\n \nClick on the following link and get your ticket NOW: \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/sell-your-reality-tv-show-tickets-25631482454\n\n\n\n\nJoin us for an evening with GREG HORANGIC\, television Packaging Agent at Endeavor (William Morris) Talent agency in Los Angeles for thirteen years\, who sold shows like Queer Eye for The Straight Guy – which redefined Bravo’s identity; and Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew\, a multi-series franchise for VH-1.\n\nGreg will share key strategies on how to SELL A REALITY TV SHOW\, with special tips on how to do it when YOU live in Philly and the BUYERS are in Hollywood.\n\nSEE YOU THERE!!!
URL:https://pwift.org/event/sell-your-reality-tv-show/
LOCATION:University of the Arts\, 211 S. Broad Street -- Room 1221\, Philadelphia\, 19102\, United States
CATEGORIES:WORKSHOP
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160312T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160312T170000
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SUMMARY:How Can We Make Female Media Makers in Philly More Visible to the People Who Hire?
DESCRIPTION:Please join PWIFT and the WOMEN’S FILM FESTIVAL for a lively conversation and brainstorming session to find ways to make it easier for production companies\, independent producers\, directors\, and businesses to FIND and HIRE experienced above- and below-the-line talent from the deep pool of Philly’s female media makers. The following producers have voiced a desire to hire more women on their productions\, and are excited to be a part of  helping make that a reality:  \nDAVID DUNN — Executive Producer/Director and Co-Founder of All-Ages Productions \nDavid Dunn is one of the co-founders of All Ages Productions. As a director he has worked for clients such as: Sailor Jerry Rum\, Lily Pulitzer\, Hendrick’s Gin\, Britta/Mavea\, Health Republic\, Dockers\, DIAL for Men\, TYR\, Warby Parker\, CHOP and many others. David’s personal works have shown in galleries and festivals nationally. He has completed two US tours of his work video work and over six tours of his performance work. He is also a co-founding member of the Copy Gallery\, an alternative arts exhibition space\, and the Small Change Experimental Film Screening Series in Philadelphia. David was also a member of the renowned art collective Space 1026 and has shown work with them in venues such as the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia\, Bravinlee Gallery in NY\, and LoBot Gallery in Oakland\, California. \nMAUREEN SCHULTZ — Owner/Executive Producer\, Sweet Spots Productions\n \nMaureen Schultz is an experienced content creator strategically positioned at the crossroads of traditional TV\, digital content and social media. She skillfully guides shows and cross-media projects from initial concept to top honors and awards. \nWhether producing a broadcast TV series\, a YouTube channel or a social media campaign\, Maureen engages audiences by merging compelling storytelling with new forms of video and technology. \nCombining her multifaceted production experience with digital strategy skills\, Maureen creates effective and entertaining content for Sesame Workshop\, Disney\, Discovery Health\, Animal Planet\, and other prestigious clients. \n\nAARON SPENCE — Chief Business Development Officer for BoatHouse Pictures\n Aaron currently serves as the Chief Business Development Officer for BoatHouse Pictures. In 2012\, Andre Saballette\, Mario Maiale\, and Aaron began BoatHouse with $100 and a very big dream: toengage a community of storytellers in Philadelphia helping bring their visions to life. In his capacity as a cofounder & CBDO\, Aaron seeks to forge partnerships with those interested in working with a unique creative film organization\, building a strong local business community\, supervising the logistical needs for clients\, and leading the strategic planning for the company at large. He is a proud graduate of both West Catholic Preparatory High School and La Salle University. Aaron serves on the boards of several local community organizations including the West Catholic Alumni Association Board of Governors\, The Overbrook Park Church of Christ\, and The HER Project\, where he serves as Chairman of the Board.\n \nOur session will be moderated by DR. JACQUI SADASHIGE —               Sr. Lecturer\, University of Pennsylvania Critical Writing Program \nJacqui Sadashige (Moderator) received her BA from Amherst College in English and Fine Arts\, an MA in English from Indiana University\, and her MA and PhD in Classical Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. Jacqui is currently a Senior Lecturer for the Critical Writing Program at the University of Pennsylvania where she teaches writing seminars that address race and popular culture\, with an emphasis on film. Her scholarly interests focus on the ways in which popular culture reflects and refracts our views on race\, gender\, and species. In addition to teaching and writing about popular culture\, Dr Sadashige is also a staff member of the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival\, a local fitness professional\, and an Elephant Ambassador for the Save Elephant Foundation in Thailand. \nRSVP Tickets — Please click on this link to reserve a seat for this FREE panel discussion
URL:https://pwift.org/event/591/
LOCATION:University of the Arts — Terra Building\, Room 1221 — 211 S. Broad Street\, Philadelphia PA\, 211 S. Broad Street -- 17th Floor\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19107\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20160120T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20160120T103000
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SUMMARY:'ASK THE LAWYER'
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES…. \nSAVE THE DATE:    JANUARY 20TH \n \n“ASK THE LAWYER” — Have LORI LANDEW\, a respected Fox Rothschild entertainment lawyer with more than 20 years of experience providing legal and consulting services to clients in the media and entertainment industries\, answer legal questions you may have on a production you’re currently working on\, or one that’s coming down the pipeline. \nBook JANUARY 20TH @ 8:30 in your calendar NOW\, and be on the lookout for more info coming right after January 1st. DON’T MISS THIS!!
URL:https://pwift.org/event/ask-the-lawyer/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20151209T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20151209T220000
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SUMMARY:PWIFT/PIFVA HOLIDAY PARTY
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to the PIFVA & PWIFT Holiday Party!  \nAll film & video industry professionals in the metro Philly area are welcome.\nFeel free to forward this invite fellow film & video collegues.\nPost on Facebook & LinkedIn to expand our nextwork.  \nWho Should Attend: \n Producers | Directors | Writers | Editors | Videographers | Audio Technicians\nGraphic Designers | Animators | Executive Producers | Production Coordinators\nProduction Accountants | Associate Producers\nCamera Crews | Music Composers | Web Designers …   \nWhy Should You Attend: \nSocialize with Philly film & video professionals & expand your business network.\nMeet co-collaborators & build strategic business partnerships. \nLight refreshments & drink specials!!! \nHosted by:\nThe Philadelphia Independent Film and Video Association (PIFVA) facilitates the creation of diverse and independent film and media art by consulting and connecting industry members seeking to produce\, promote\, and exhibit their work across the Greater Philadelphia region and beyond.  \n\nPhiladelphia Women in Film and Television (PWIFT) is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to recognizing\, celebrating and advancing the professional development and achievement of women working in all areas of film\, television\, video\, multimedia and related disciplines.  \nPromoted by: \nThe Philly Film & Video Industry Network (PFVI) LinkedIn group hosts and promotes networking events that enable film & video professionals to meet co-collaborators\, build strategic business partnerships and socialize with collegues working in the film & video community. \nHave questions about PIFVA & PWIFT Holiday Party!?  Contact Promoted by Philly Film & Video Industry Network (PFVI)
URL:https://pwift.org/event/pwiftpifva-holiday-party/
LOCATION:L’ETAGE\, 6TH/BAINBRIDGE\, Philadelphia\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20151117T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20151117T100000
DTSTAMP:20260502T092024
CREATED:20151112T071014Z
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SUMMARY:Production Bootcamp
DESCRIPTION:View this email in your browser\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPHILADELPHIA WOMEN IN FILM AND TELEVISION\n\n                             BREAKFAST SERIESTuesday\, November 17th — 8:30am @ Green Eggs Cafe \nProduction Boot Camp: PHILLY Philming Phacts!! \nAre you a seasoned Philly filmmaker…OR… making your first Indie film? \nWhatever your experience\, please join ERIN JACKSON WAGNER\, Production Coordinator for the Greater Philadelphia Film Office\, as she guides you through the “Do’s and Don’ts” of production logistics in prep for your next film. You’ll come away with a better understanding of how to use the Film Office production arm to your advantage when it comes to permits\, parking\, insurance\, locations and everything in between. Enjoy coffee and bagels as you find out ways your next creative vision can more smoothly come to life on the streets of Brotherly Love. \nCLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR TICKETS:\nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/pwift-breakfast-series-production-boot-camp-tickets-17331732679 \nMEET Erin Jackson Wagner \nErin is the Production Coordinator at the GPFO.  Her main duties includes being the point of contact for productions\, securing locations for these projects\, arranging City services such as police and street closures and being the link between production and the City of Philadelphia during filming. She is a born\, bred and proud Philadelphian. She attended the Philadelphia High School for Girls and graduated from Penn State with a degree in Media Studies in 2001. Ten days after graduating from college\, she began interning at the Greater Philadelphia Film Office and never looked back. From Intern to Office Manager to Production Coordinator\, her evolution at the “Film Office” was a natural one by blending film and her beloved City that she loves to market to incoming productions. She enjoys speaking to film and media classes and is a Mentor to Drexel University Entertainment and Arts Management students.
URL:https://pwift.org/event/production-bootcamp/
LOCATION:Green Eggs Cafe\, 212 S. 13th Stret\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19107\, United States
CATEGORIES:BREAKFAST SEMINAR
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