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Home My WebLink AboutR-02-1295J-02-1135 12/12/02 RESOLUTION NO. 0 2 -12 9 5 A RESOLUTION OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AUTHORIZING A GRANT OF FUNDS, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $5,000, TO THE 2003 MIAMI FILM AND VIDEO FESTIVAL AS THE CITY'S SUPPORT OF, AND TO MARKET THE CITY'S PARTICIPATION IN, SAID FESTIVAL; ALLOCATING FUNDS FROM THE SPECIAL EVENTS ACCOUNT FOR SAID PURPOSE; AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY DOCUMENT(S) NECESSARY, IN A FORM ACCEPTABLE TO THE CITY ATTORNEY, FOR SAID PURPOSE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. A grant of funds, in an amount not to exceed $5,000, to the 2003 Miami Film and Video Festival is authorized as the City's support of, and to market the City's participation in, said Festival, with funds allocated from the Special Events Account for said purpose. Section 2. The City Manager is authorized!/ to execute the document(s) necessary, in a form acceptable to the City Attorney, for said purpose. �i The herein authorization is further subject to compliance with all requirements that may be imposed by the City Attorney, including but not limited to those prescribed by applicable City Charter and Code provisions. CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF DEC 1 2 2002 Resakution No. 2-1295 Section 3. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon its adoption and signature of the Mayor .2/ PASSED AND ADOPTED this 12th day of ATTEST: r PRISCILLA A. THOMPSON CITY CLERK APPR F 'AND CORRECTNESS:t ;AMANDRO VILARELLO CITY ATTORNEY W7024:tr:BSS December , 2002. UEL A. DIAZ, MA zi If the Mayor does not sign this Resolution, it shall become effective at the end of ten calendar days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Resolution, it shall become effective immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission. Page 2 of 2 �2-125 12/ 04/ 2082 12:44 To FROM Carlos A. Gia City Manager MAYORS OFFICE ewes w� CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA I Am II ireER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM DATE : Decmber 4, 2402 stJiaJECt Dmc�Yy st f6 r perso SY i Appeeranee; Mamml A. Diad mayor EHcwsuaes FLS: I wvnl ectfully request that Mr. Jack Wolfe of the "Made In Mame, Film & Video F placed on the Commission agenda for the December 12, 2002, for a persona! appOxmice. W. Wolfe will make a briof pmentudon regarding the 2003 festival. i i Thank for your assistance with this request I i i 1 i Cc: Cwlos !A. GkIname, City Nk=W r EM G'-Alowc, Agenda Comcymuc 3 R Asst. Aaaods Cooa+diZ kw I I i I 02-1295 Dec 05 02 11:528 Commissioner Joe Sanchez 305-250-5386 P•2 CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDU TO - DATE FtLE : Honorable Members, City of December 4, 2002 Miami Commission SUBJECT: Made In Miami Film Festival J FROM, �� REFERENCES Obert Parente 6 irector ENCLOSURES ayor's Office of Filar, Arts, and Entertainment Recommendation: I respectfully request the adoption of a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a grant contract in the amount $5,000 for the purpose of supporting the Made In Miami Film Festival. Funding for said grant is available from dial Events Account 001000.921054.6.289. Backaround: The 2003 Made In Miami Film & Video Festival is 10 days of screenings, receptions and educational outreach events celebrating works of film and television made in Miami. It is being produced in cooperation with the City of Miami's Office of Film, Arts, and Entertamment and the Miami -Dade County Film Office. The second annual Festival will premiere dozens of feature length and short films produced or post -produced in Miami The Made in Miami Film and Video Festival (MIM) is the only festival of its kind, unique to any other festival on the globe in its theme to spotlight worb in film and television created or post -produced in Miami. Through film screenings, public acknowledgements, educational outreach, and a scholarship program, MIM was designed to increase public awareness of the important role that film and television production plays in our community from both a creative and economic standpoint. Additionally, it is the mission of MIM to introduce careers in film and television as a viable option to our multicultural, multi-ethnic student population, and to help provide the means via an ongoing scholarship program for interested students to obtain post -secondary degrees in the film and television field. It's our recommendation that the City Conunission look favorably upon our recommendation to supply a grant to MIM in the amount of $5,000.00 dollars. 02-1295 MADEINMIAMI Film & Video Festival January 10 - 19, 2003 www.MadeInMiami.org OVERVIEW The Made in Miami Film and Video Festival (MIM) is the only festival of its kind, unique to any other festival on the globe in its theme to spotlight works in film and television created or post -produced in Miami. Through film screenings, public acknowledgements, educational outreach, and a scholarship program, MIM was designed to increase public awareness of the important role that film and television production plays in our community from both a creative and economic standpoint. Additionally, it is the mission of MIM to introduce careers in film and television as a viable option to our multicultural, multi-ethnic student population, and to help provide the means via an ongoing scholarship program for interested students to obtain post -secondary degrees in the film and television field. Successful on all counts, the 2002 Festival was co -hosted by actors Stephen Baldwin and Oscar Torres and drew nearly 8,000 attendees (3,000 more than anticipated) at the 50 screenings which took place during the Festival's seven day event. Profits from the Festival's "wrap party" provided scholarship funds; local icons in the industry were recognized for their contributions; high school students attended a day -long seminar on the film industry, led by film professionals; impressive publicity was generated as far away as Cordoba, Spain. MIM 2003 will follow the successful pattern of its 2002 inaugural event at the 2003 Festival — happening January 10-19 at the beautifully -restored Tower Theater. of 202 MADEINMIAMI Film S video Festival January 14 - 20, 2002 Mercury Theatre www.MadeIrLMiami.org The MADE I NMIAMI Film & Video FestivalTm is a celebration of film, television and video production. Spotlighting the talent, locations, and professionalism found in the magic city of Miami, the festival recognizes creativity, social contribution and artistic integrity in independent feature film, film shorts, television programming, documentaries and music video production among a broad spectrum of languages and cultures. The First Annual MAD E I NM I AM I Film & Video FestivalTm happens January 14 — 20, 2002. Encompassing screenings throughout the week, awards ceremonies and a two-day trade show and networking venue, the Festival will serve the talent both in front of as well as behind the camera. The web site www.MAD E I NM I AM I .orq will be online Friday, October 5th. The catch — entries must either contain scenes filmed or taped in Miami or utilized post -production facilities located in Miami. Scene and being seen is not all MAD EINMIAMI has to offer. Backstage at the MAD E I NM I AM I TM is a two-day trade showcase of film & video production capabilities and support services in Miami and abroad. For exhibit space information, please send an inquiry to Karen Vissepo, Backstage Director, at MadelnMiami abHotmail.com. 10 'OT s CALL FOR ENTRIES Categories include: 021A Feature Length Film 021B Feature Length Film Foreign Language 021 C Film Short 021 D Film Short Foreign Language 021 E Film Documentary 021F Film Documentary Foreign Language 021M Music Video Production 021N Music Video Production Foreign Language 021 G Student Film 021H Student Film Foreign Language 0211 Television Programming Production 021J Television Programming Foreign Language 021K Television News Series 021 L Television News Series Foreign Language To receive an entry application please forward request via E-mail to MadelnMiami(cDHotmail.com. The MADE I NMIAMI Film & Video FestivalTm is a nonprofit 501c3 applicant. Additional information may be obtained by calling 305-751-7001, ext. 12. Festival Committee: lack Wolfe, Coordinator Karen Vissepo, Backstage at the Made In Miami Cesar Canton, Screening Committee Johnny Calderin, Screening Committee Danny Ruiz, Business Development Anapaula Lagarrida, Educational Outreach Tickets and passes available online November 1 through Tic ketweb. www.ticketweb.com TICKET 866-468-7630 021295 Page 1 of 2 M A D;IkA 44M F lm & VideoFestival January 10 — 19, 2003 e O Mr. Randall ll ode Witt Director, School of Ent eitain er'd Technologies Miami -Dade Communky College 11300 N.1 . 274h Avenue 1at'1"ti, Fl. Ir. Will Edwards Owner, Sprockets !Music & Post 2811 SW.3rd Avenue Miami, Fl. 33129 Vis. n Po m City of Miami, Film Industry Liaison 40,0.NW 2ndAvenue Miami, lel. 3.3128 Mr. Jeff Peel Director, Miami -Dade Mayors Office of Film'&Entertainment (Miami -Dade., Court Employee) 111 NW . Miami, Fl. 33128 Ms. Ulia Garda file:HCADocuments and Settings\jerodriguezEocal Settings\Temp\directors scan jpg 12/5/2002 -1295 AGMinwr4ove uirector Miami -Dade County Public 'Schools Dif milon of LifeSkills and Special Projects 1500 Bismyne"Blvd. #327 Mia' i, Fl. 331,32 Ms. Kemp -I Chaleunsouk 7100 Biscayne Blvd. Miarniq R. 3,3138 Mr. Jack Wolfe DirectDr., Made in Miami Film & VWw Fesfival 492 NE 57h St. Miami, Fl. 33137 Page 2 of 2 file:HCADocuments and SettingAierodriguezEocal SettingsUempWirectors scan-ipg 12/5/2002 IF -m- MADEINMIAMI Film & Video Festival www.MadeIriMiami.org 12/01/02 MIM LINEUP *Ali, directed by Michael Mann (Will Smith, Jamie Fox, John Voight) American Gun, directed by Alan Jacobs; 90 minutes The late James Coburn plays a father whose adult daughter is shot dead in a random act of violence. The history of the weapon used in the tragedy is traced in this, writer -director Alan Jacobs' third film. A shocking revelation near the end will catch many by surprise. This was the last film Coburn, who recently passed away, starred in. The film, and cast performance, recently was praised by the Hollywood Reporter following a screening at the Seattle International Film Festival. The film also stars Virginia Madsen, Barbara Bain, Alexandra Holden and Jesse Pennington. An Average Joe, directed by John Taksier, 90 minutes Seen from far away deep in the galaxy, Joe, an ordinary guy with an ordinary life, suddenly finds a galaxy of trouble when his girlfriend breaks up with him. The film stars Roy Balance, Stephanie Saybolt, Michelle Chavarria, and Carlos Loaiza. Director John Taksier, 25, makes the film his first feature film as a director. Taksier has directed several short films during his studies in film. Black Beans and Rice, directed by Doug Thompson (Oscar Torres, Tony Pacheco); 90 minutes A latina TV news reporter befriends a Jamaican marijuana man for the news scoop as her best friend unravels a murder plot involving rival drug gangs and the unsuspecting latina. The film stars Oscar Torres (Libertad, Suicide Blonde), Tony Pecheco (Strapped, Who's the Man), Joanna Theobalds (Any Given Sunday), musician Kevens, Ken Benjamin and Sharon Sampson. Director Doug Thompson also wrote the film, which was co-produced by Cathy French. Chance Encounter, directed by Richard H. DuBois; 90 minutes Chat, directed by Robert Seoane; 90 minutes Internet chat lines take a leading role in this film about a lonely guy's idea to base a TV pilot about life on the 'net. The film stars Antoni Comacchione, Kim Ostrenko, Ru Flynn, Chemlynn Silva and Carmen Lopez. Director Robert Seoane has won 12 Emmys. Chat is his directorial debut in feature film. Hunting for Herschell, directed by Robert Hooker, 90 minutes In the film, two star -struck students write a screenplay to honor their film idol, Herschell Gordon Lewis. They do anything they can to get the script in front of the elusive idol. A killing spree the likes of any campy horror movie add to the mahem that is Hunting for Herschell. The film stars Ford D'Aprix, Allison Fabre, Jarrod Canepa, Arielle Mance, Sebastian Montoya, Aaron Manter and Herschell Gordon Lewis as himself. The film was directed by Robert Hooker and produced by J. Michael James. Raging Hormones, directed by Michael Dugan; 90 minutes It's the princess of the country dub versus the queen of the supermarket in this outrageously twisted comedy. The film stars Cyrilla Baer, Michael Colquette, Anthony Comacchione, Darlene Demko, Della Hobby, Christopher Hopkins, Rene Orobello and Drew Sattee. The film was written and directed by Michael Dugan and co-produced by Philip Ruesch. Shottas, directed by Cess Silvera (Wyclef Jean, Kymani Marley) The Hooked Generation, directed by William Grefe'; 94 minutes Screening as the 2003 Made In Miami spotlight on history (as opposed to classics) is this 1968 hippie flick that is now in quite the demand since recently being digitally re -mastered. No broken prints here! The entire planet seems to be one big add trip in this outrageous psychoactive time trip of homicide, hypodermics and hippies -gone -bad. The film stars Jeremy Slate, Steve Alaimo, John Davis Chandler, Willie Pastrano and Cece Stone. Greta has directed and produced 17+ films since the'60s. A majority of them he made right here in Miami. He's the legend who let a mutant jellyfish man (Sting of Death, 1966) and an Indian MkLmmy 7100 BISCAYNE BLVD., SUITE 110, MIAMI, FL 33138 305-751-7001 INFO@MADEINMIAMI.ORG M_INMIAMI Film& video Festival www. MadeInMiami.org (Death Curse of Tartu, 1967) loose in the Everglades. He's a legend. And he's here to present the film's theatrical premiere upon being digitally restored & re -mastered. Feature Film Foreiqn Language (in alphabetical order) Arroz Con Mango, directed by Juana Maria Frias Estados, co-produced and co -directed by Pablo Alsina and Maximiliano Vera In Spanish without subtitles Four different personalities set out to find true happiness in the midst of melodramatic turmoil. The film stars Nadia Rowinsky, Alfonso De Anda, Ricardo Marchosky, Eddie Blazquez and Carla Osella. Estados also boasts a film score created by Latin music icon David Alsina. Film Short (in alphabetical order) Ape -29, directed by Gary Sales; Program 5 A Glimpse, directed by Romina Rey; 10 minutes, Program 4 Mature language and subject matter A woman's tough fife and train to hell are derailed by a mysterious presence in a riveting story of change. The film stars Andria Angora, Anjuli Castellanos, Ivan Koseja, Jorge Parra, Norma Fontana, Joe Barri and Allen Choate. The film was written by Vanessa Amor and produced by Ricardo and Carlos Valdez. A Life In a Day, directed by Andrew Guze; 30 minutes, Program 8 A seasonal journey of an art dealer's last day alive, finding excitement, love and self -realization. The film was written and directed by Andrew Guze. Backward Fantasy, directed by Sam Littenberg-Weisberg; 30 min., Program 8 Nostalgia gets a wake-up call in this fantasy eye-opener. Backward Fantasy follows an ordinary man, who lives in an ordinary home and drives an ordinary car to an ordinary job. Yet his mind is like an acid trip on an emotional roller coaster. The film stars Ryan Thor, Marissa Pamess, Kim McCoy, Ross Weisberg and a cameo appearance of actor/director Rob Goodman — whose feature film 531 hit the film festival circuit by storm. The film epitomizes strong writing and a brilliant score of music, from rock to flamenco. Director Sam Littenberg-Weisberg wrote, directed and produced Backyard Fantasy. He attended Palmetto High School before attending Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, where he is currently a student. Creative Financing, Directed by Jeff Beal; 10 minutes, Program 5 An obsessed, fanatical filmmaker resorts to criminal ingenuity to finance her film. Liz Cardozo stars in this funny, fictional fairy tale of film making in today's cinematic world. Directed by Jeff Beal, Creative Financing was produced by Zachary Reeves. Deadly Games, directed by Marvin Padilla; 10 minutes, Program 6 A teen learns a hard lesson on the consequence of drag racing. Directed by Miami Senior High student Marvin Padilla — who studied television production under Joe Underwood and participated in the CINEMA program administered by the Florida Film Institute, a nonprofit film education organization. Deadly Games was produced and written by Rey Gutierrez. Going Home, directed by Robert Barrett and Mike Nunes; 15 minutes, Program 7 Going Home is the story of Castillo, a soldier in the Vietnam War, and his struggles of being at war at longing to be home. Castillo's frequent illusions find him distracted and an easy target. The film stars Zunyer Garcia, Mrsys Batista, Monica Diaz, David Gonzalez, David Whitlock and Dwayne Davis. Directed by South Miami Senior High School students Robert Barrett and Mike Nunes. Produced by Nick Codrossi. 02-1295 7100 BISCAYNE BLVD., SUITE 110, MIAMI, FL 33138 305-751-7001 INFO@MADEINMIAMI.ORG MADEINMIAMI Film & video Festival www.MadeInMiami.org Golden Mist, directed by David Jacobs, Program 6 Documentary of South Miami pioneer Harry Troeger. Without electricity or running water, after 83 years of life experience, he remains in this bucolic structure. Interviews, interpretive dance, and the cadence of lyric and melody all welter in the nebula of a rising awareness in Golden Mist. Directed by David Jacobs, a Miami native that currently calls Brooklyn, New York home — the film features Harry Troeger, Brad Schiffer, Kami Lewis, Michael Ramer, Terje Lundaas, and Charlie McGarey. Just Like You Imagined, directed by David Frankel; 30 minutes, Program 5 Produced as part of the Scenarios USA national AIDS awareness campaign, the film spotlights a range of young people, their lifestyles and the circumstances that happen everyday that lead to fatal consequences. Director David Frankel (Miami Rhapsody, Grapevine, and more) donated his time & talent to direct the film. So did producer and fellow Miamian Gary Sales, whose name appears somewhere on the permits of any major motion picture of independent feature film Made In Miami. Written by Verena Faden, a Hialeah -Miami Lakes Senior High School student. The screening incudes a'making of shot on location of what went in to making the film, directed by Lee Cipolla and produced by Maura Minsky. Mindscape, directed by Zachary Ordonez and Ivan Baez; 10 min., Program 7 No dialogue, audio film score. A young artist and dreamer seeks a surreal altemative to his monotonous and hectic life. He finds three key elements. Directed by Zachary Ordonez and Ivan Baez. Terrified, directed by Brian Guzman, 10 minutes, Program 7 High school takes on a creepy personality at night. Terrified was directed by Brian Guzman, a student at Miami Senior High School and written by Lisette Cast. The film was produced by Rey Gutierrez. All of the filmmakers studied television production under Joe Underwood and participated in the CINEMA program administered by the Florida Film Institute, a nonprofit film education organization. Rita, Pigboy and Me, directed by Eric Gordon (John Early, Drew Satee), Program 1 Secret Santa, directed by Toby Dalsgaard, Program 2 The Accident, directed by John Fletcher, 59 minutes, Program 2 Murder lends itself to a lot of questions, particularly when after all — it was an accident. Hang out with Nina and Reeny as they run around lower Manhattan in flee of guilt, detectives and the onset of an untimely nervous breakdown. Filmed in Manhattan and post - produced in Miami, the film stars Amy Acker, Sarah Clarke, Michael Medeiros and Timothy Huang. The Accident was written and directed by John Fletcher and produced by Ilan Arboleda. The film was based on Fletchei's thesis screenplay he wrote while attending film school at Columbia University. Fletcher and Arboleda are the founding partners of Parthenon Films in Manhattan, which develops, finances and independently produces motion pictures. The Interrogation, directed by Rick Michaels; 15 minutes, Program 2 A dean -cut college grad student (played by Joshua Brody) finds himself taking a different look at life, when his past is interrogated by a short4used detective (played by veteran actor Ride Michaels) and a sharp -edged Sargeant (played by the legendary Bob Glazier). The Letter, directed by Brian Frankel; Program 4 A man experiences the joy and frustration of a volatile love affair of two Parisians, Meagan and Jordan. The film stars Franck Simon, Sebastian Kreth and Mathilde Lepeltier. Director Brian Frankel received his film training at the Art Institute of Phoenix, the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale and the New York Film Academy in Paris. He recently completed principal photography of his latest film, Joia! in Brazil. Mature Language. The Realm, directed by Alan Melikdjanian; 20 minutes, Program 1 Byron Beauchamp is a high school student with a warped imagination. Disturbed by this, his school councilor places him into a 'special' loss of similar misfits. Their collective strangeness leads to bizarre fiction that seems to come true in real life. Filmed in 16mm film, The Realm is an award-winning film that was created by director Alan Melikdjanian as a thesis film during his studies at the International Fine Arts College. Produced by Maritza Guimet, the film stars Thierry Delisle, Berrie Houdhan and Igor tW. 7100 BISCAYNE BLVD., SUITE 110, MIAMI, FL 33138 305-751-7001 INFO@MADEINMIAMI.ORG 02-1��5 MADEINMIAMI Film & Video Festival www.MadeinMiami.orq Upstairs, directed by Ricardo Valdez; 30 minutes, Program 4 Housekeeping in Miami can be quite an unpredictable profession, particularly upstairs. Nothing is ordinary in this well written thriller. Director Ricardo Valdez also instills extraordinary production quality in the film. Not even film veterans would ever guess he's second year film student. Upstairs stars Marylin Brito, Karla Sanchez and Steven Vargas. Mature subject matter. Vote Early Vote Often, directed by Steve Procko,15 minutes, Program 1 Democracy is a four-letter word when it comes to our hero, Alfred Martin. This short film satire takes a few wild punches at where America will be in the blink of an online voting gigabyte. Written by actor Bob Small, who has acted in 15 feature films including the made -in -Miami Eddie Murphy comedy Holy Man, the film stars Todd Allen Durkin — who trained at Miami's New World School of the Arts and currently resides in Manhattan. Director Steve Procko is an award-winning commercial film director. He has won over 50 Addy Awards, three Emmy's and several New York Festival Awards. His feature film directorial debut in the comedy Goltballsl will be aired next season on HBO. Film Short Foreiqn Language La Americanita, directed by Erin Ploss-Campoamor, Program 3 In English and Spanish with subtitles The story of a young Cuban woman with red hair and freckles — nicknamed Americanita because of her looks — her plight for freedom across the Florida straights and an unlikely bond with a cousin she meets for the first time in Miami. Balloons, Directed by Marc Paneque; 30 min., Program 3 English and Spanish with subtitles Even on a beautiful day in love two people can be at odds. The film sets an imaginary state of mind somewhere between Old Havana and the Cote D'Azur. The Made In Miami screening of Balloons is dedicated to the memory of Ramon Lopez-Castelvi, who starred in Balloons, the only film he made after a successful television career. The film also stars Carmen More, Lill Estefan, Fred Workman, Bernadette Pardo and a cameo appearance by Mercedes Soler. Director Marc Paneque wrote, produced and directed the film. He is currently in script development of his first feature film. Consecuencia, Directed by Jesus "Chuchi" Rivero; 20 minutes, Program 3 Spanish language, no subtitles Stealing a classic Thunderbird isn't all it's cracked up to be. Getting caught in the action creates a situation where what started up as an easy ride turns into a lesson of a lifetime. Director Jesus'Chuchi Rivero is known for amazing cinematography by Andy Garcia, Enrique Iglesias, Luis Miguel, Thalia, Sofia Vergara, Shakira and more. Rivero teams up with award-winning producer and director of photography Norton Rodriguez in Consecuencia. Put on your seat belt and hang on to your hat! The film stars Dani Driggs, Pablo Duran, Maudclo Salgado and Carlos Valazquez. Film Documentary (in alphabetical order) Deconstructing the Myth of AIDS, directed by Gary Null, Ph.D.;120 minutes Actress Susan Serandon praised this though -provoking documentary. So have several film festivals. The film won audience awards for best documentary at the Los Angeles Intl. Independent Film &Video Festival as well as the New York Independent Festival. The film reveals more than 15 years of research. Director Gary Null's films have also won awards at the Flagstaff WoddFest, Houston WoddFest, and the Columbus Intl. Film &Video Festival. Seasoned Veteran: Journey of a Winter Soldier, directed by Michael Kirschbaum, Program 6 The journey of Scott Camil, a Vietnam War Veteran turned ant4ar activist. This compelling narrative explores the sacrifices inherent in an activist lifestyle. Film Documentary Foreign Language (in alphabetical order) EI Ponchero, directed by Carlos A. Menendez 7100 BISCAYNE BLVD., SUITE 110, MIAMI, FL 33138 305-751-7001 INFO@MADEINMIAMI.Ag ~� M_INMIAMI Film & Video Festival www. Made InMiami. org Television Programming Production (in alphabetical order) CSI Miami (CBS Television Pilot) Miss Miami (Television Pilot) Television Programming Production Foreign Language (in alphabetical order) Control (Univision Network) *Ocean Avenue (Bill O'Dowd Telenovela) Dimelo Cantado: Peru; directed by Luis Felipe Marrou, Jr.; 30 minutes In Spanish, no subtitles Post produced in Miami, this television category entry for the Made In Miami Film & Video Festival is a picturesque look in to a world away that is Peru. Beautiful scenery and spectacular descriptive commentary make for great presentations on the big screen. Directed and produced by Luis Felipe Marrou, Jr. 7100 BISCAYNE BLVD., SUITE 110, MIAMI, FL 33138 305-751-7001 INFO@MADEINMIAMI.ORG 02-125 MADEINMIAMI Film & Video Festival January 10 - 19, 2003 www.MadeIriMiami.org MARKETING PLAN 2003 (.Objectives • To advertise and publicize the Made In Miami Film & Video Festival as a destination event. 11. Target Audience • General public III. Media Strategy • Daily newspapers as well as weekly publications are recommended. • Specialized media in particular trade magazines are also included to attract distributors. IV. Markets • California o Los Angeles • New York o New York • Florida o South Florida V. Media Plan • Daily Newspapers o The Miami Herald o EI Nuevo Herald o The Sun Sentinel • Weekly Newspapers o Miami New Times • Magazines o Variety 6 insertions: 3 Full Color, 2 Black & White 4 inserts are vertical strips 2 are Full Page Frequency: Nov (1 -X) -Dec (I -X) -January (- X) 6 insertions: 3 F/C; 2 B&W 4 inserts are vertical strips 2 are F/P Frequency: Nov (1 -X) -Dec. (1-X)-January(4-X) 2 insertions: BIW 2 inserts are vertical strips Frequency: January 2003 (2-)) 6 insertions: 6 F/C 2 inserts are F/P 2 inserts are Center Spreads 3 are vertical strips Frequency: Nov (1 -X) -Dec (1 -X) -Jan. 2003 (4-X) 2 inserts; half page MADE I NMIAMI FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL January 10 —19, 2003 www.MadelnMiami.om Thank you for looking into the 2003 Made In Miami Film & Video Festival, 10 days of screenings, receptions and educational outreach events celebrating works of film and television made in Miami. Being produced in cooperation with the Miami -Dade County Film Office and the City of Miami, the second annual Festival will premiere dozens of feature length and short films produced or post -produced in Miami (several more are wrapping post -production and are expected to make the Nov. 30 deadline) as well as screen documentaries, television productions and more across a broad range of 14 entry categories in English and Foreign Language content. In its second year, the Made In Miami Film & Video Festival will have a combined reach of more than 10,000 people attending the various screenings throughout the week, receptions and a special community educational outreach program being conducted through area Miami -Dade Public High Schools. More than 300 of these students will participate in an entertainment industry Mentor Day at Miami -Dade Community College's North Campus. This assembly involves 30 film and video production industry icons taking the students through a day -in -the -life of their chosen career path. We'd love for you to become involved in the Festival. We'd also like to provide a manner in which you could offer your employees discounted tickets to the Festival screenings and parties. We know it's a great partnership for both the Festival and your company. Please feel free to contact me anytime at 305-491-7061 or 305-751-7001, ext. 12 to discuss the Festival or your company's involvement further. There is also an interactive PowerPoint presentation on the Festival we would welcome the opportunity to present to you in person. On the following pages you'll find further descriptive information about the Festival as well as a brief overview of participation opportunities. 92.1295 SY DAMCHAM6 It's not nearly -so Prolific= Im Aniox or New To& Plaooeingis herdto'tmd. and the aleatpool can beflAl- Io�r. But the loenfiom are sty ncing,, and oppormoiq and mom experim t and more opportunities 1flt7�iffNlMt91 PARTNER SPONSOR PARTICIPATION Spotlighting the talent, locations, and professionalism found in the magic city of Miami, the Made In Miami Film & Video FestivalTm recognizes creativity, social contribution, and artistic integrity in independent feature film, film shorts, television programming, documentaries and music video production among a broad spectrum of languages and cultures. The Made In Miami Film &Video Festival was created to spotlight works to the general public via film screenings of film and television projects created or post -produced in Miami; to provide an educational outreach to Miami -Dade County High School students wishing to pursue an education in film and television production; and to provide scholarship funds for students interested in pursuing post -secondary education in Miami in film and television. FILM SCREENINGS In January of 2002, Made In Miami produced 50 screenings of 39 works in independent film and television programming to a public viewing audience of more than 5,000 people. Actor Stephen Baldwin co -hosted the event, with a star studded attendance of international celebrities in film and television. The purpose of the screenings was to exhibit works in film and television produced or post -produced in Miami. In January of 2003, screenings will be expanded to 10 days, and will include a film and television distribution market to expand the opportunities for filmmakers and television producers to marked their product. 02-1295 Page 1 of 2 List all project related expenses. Round amounts to the niearee dollar (do r budget for any items in the "Other Coes" category above $*a, . NOTE: T PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATIVE: NUMBER OF-EMIKOYEES: ARTISTIC: NUMBER Of AwncTc- TECHNICAL: Nummit Car- 10` F"M nvacc- +C LMSIDE AR71SMC FEES: Numoat of AR'ft Ts.- - OuTsum OTHER FEES: Numsm of Em4(oym: 2 PRINTING POSTAGE IN CouNTY TRAVEL OuT or Comm TRAVEL EOUIPMENT RENTAL EQUIPMENT PURCKASE SPACE RENTAL UTILITIES VTILITIES SUPPLIES/MATERIALS OMER Cons 0 10,E I au" Scholarship Enrnnen MDCC Conferencews/%P eefing Food &:Beverao TOTAL CASK Ex ENSEs 6,0. -Q.. l -0- L % . 51: 4,000. 2,000. 4,000. 20,000. N/A 7,0004 . /� /A 8j000. 12,000. 1. 02--2 5 file://C:\Documents and Settings\jerodriguez\Local Settings\Temp\Budget page scan jpg 12/5/2002 MADEINMIAMI Film & Video Festival January 10 - 19, 2003 www.MadeInMiami.org Sponsors as of December 2, 2003 (in alphabetical order) Bacardi 10,000.00 Director's role Brickell Motors 5,000.00 Director's role Cineworks 10,000.00 Director's role Impact Miami 10,000.00 Director's role Kodak 2,500.00 Producer's role Miami -Dade Community College 20,000.00 Presenting role Miami -Dade Mayor's Office of Film & Entertainment 2,500.00 Producer's role Miami -Dade Cultural Affairs Council 5,000.00 Director's role Nikki Beach 10,000.00 Director's role Oxygen Lounge 5,000.00 Director's role In-kind Cash In-kind Cash Cash In-kind Cash Cash In-kind In-kind 02.1295