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Boston 48 Hr Film Project | Indiegogo.

Marshfield’s Steve Carell among MTV Movie Award presenters – Quincy, MA – The Patriot Ledger.

Filming at Clapp School set for Tuesday – Features – Woburn, MA – Woburn Advocate.

‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1′ will be filmed in Boston & Atlanta this fall?.

NeHollywood.com and NeHollywoodnews.com   Great stuff!  And the cameras keep rolling in Hollywood East! Bring it on!

We’re seeking background extras (preferably adults but all ages welcome) for a University of Rhode Island Film Collaborative student production called “Here.” The film follows a successful young woman who one day inexplicably becomes invisible. We are hoping to enter it into the film festival circuit once it’s finished. The position is unpaid, but refreshments will be provided. If you live around the area we’d love for you to be involved! The dates and locations we need extras are as follows:
Saturday 4/13: 9:00am – 12:30pm @ Kingston Station
Saturday 4/13: 4:00pm – 6:30pm @ Providence (exact location TBD, contact for more info)
Please email hereproduction@gmail.com for more information or if you’d like to be involved!

From the City of Woburn for next week..Welcome to Hollywood Woburn Mass!

Posted on: April 4, 2013

White Horse Productions to Film at Clapp School Site April 9

White Horse Productions will be filming a movie in the Clapp School area on Tuesday, April 9, 2013.

The yet-to-be named David O. Russell movie, about the Abscam scandal and set in the 1970s, stars Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams, and Louis C.K. Film executives have been working with Mayor Scott Galvin, Superintendent Mark Donovan, Police Chief Robert Ferullo, Fire Chief Paul Tortolano and other key city and school officials to prepare for the day of filming.

Russell’s last local movie was 2010’s acclaimed “The Fighter.” Woburn has attracted quite a bit of Boston-area Hollywood business lately. Recent area filming has taken place on Draper Street, and last November, Seinfeld creator Larry David filmed a scene for an HBO movie at Moore and Parkers in Woburn Center. Mayor Galvin characterized the one-day event as a great opportunity to show off the beauty of Woburn’s Horn Pond area, and promote the vitality of the City of Woburn.

The production company will provide adequate police details and proper supervision for the duration of the event. Final operational plans, including rental of facilities, are being reviewed and approved by all city agencies. Final review of plans and approval will take place by Monday morning.

On Monday, April 8, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., site preparation will take place at the Clapp School, under the direction of the Woburn School Department.

Day of Filming—Tuesday, April 9, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., as follows:

Morning hours: Back lot of Clapp School. Minimal traffic disruptions, but there will be parking restrictions on all surrounding streets. Production Company is working with neighbors to limit inconvenience and make alternative plans. Woburn Police details, funded by the production company, will be present throughout the area to assist neighbors and citizens.

Morning hours: There will be a small film crew at the tennis courts at Library Place. Minimal interruption in the area.

Afternoon and evening hours: Filming on Arlington Road. Traffic detours set up and no parking restrictions throughout the area of Arlington Road, and the low end of intersecting streets. Arlington Road from Lake Avenue will be detoured onto Main Street. There will be some interruption of pedestrian traffic. The production company will provide assistance in helping pedestrians in the area.

Mass General Hospital for Children autism benefit raises big bucks – Boston.com.

I have never come across such great talent as these two young Massachusetts actresses Ashley Tramonte of Marshfield Mass and Meredith Prunty of Hopkinton Mass. These inspiring actresses are up to great things again with the new movie ‘EXETER’  produced by Suzanne Prunty,and Ann Tramonte, Here is an outline of the upcoming movie and special guest  star  Authur Walhberg.

 

You Made Your Film, Now What?!?!.

Who wants to meet a film distributor?!? I know I do! MELISSA MACKENZIE, Senior Vice President, Worldwide Film Acquisitions & Creative Development of MAVERICK ENTERTAINMENT will be in town on April 8th, to share and discuss the knowledge of “Film Distribution”.

Melissa handles film acquisitions and creative development for Maverick Entertainment Group, a full service film distribution company that places titles at nationally known retailers such as WAL-MART, REDBOX, BEST BUY & digital accounts such as ITUNES, AMAZON, NETFLIX and InDemand for VOD and PPV Platforms.

Her plan is to connect with Filmmakers of all genres to acquire titles for distribution. She will speak on distribution, film acquisition and marketing. On the creative development side, She directs all art campaigns for MEG, creating winning marketable campaigns that sell at the retail level.

Here is her linkedIn bio and facebook page

http://www.linkedin.com/in/melissamackenzie
https://www.facebook.com/IndieFilmAcquisitions

Tickets are $20, and seats are limited everyone!!! Make sure you RSVP to my inbox right away!!

Developers Paul Bernon and Sam Slater make a name for themselves in the film industry – Movies – The Boston Globe.