Film and Media Day is Monday, February 8, 2016

Film & Media Day is the day for our industry to lobby our legislators. We will have  SHARED informational tables (2.5 foot space) inside the Roundhouse available to industry non-profits on a first come, first serve basis.

IATSE will absorb the cost of the tables this year and asks that everyone be willing to share a table in order to include as many groups as possible. Tickets to the private legislative reception cost $50 per person. You must send an email to Annie at: annie@iatselocal480.com if you are interested in having a table. Speaking with Jon DOES NOT reserve a table for you!

 

Events for the day will include the traditional Mayor’s welcome breakfast, a press conference at noon in the Rotunda with speakers from the industry,  and the private legislative reception 5-7pm. More details announced soon!

Businesses who wish to support the day may do so by co-hosting one of the events or by purchasing tickets to the Legislative Reception. Please call or email for more info on those opportunities.

You can watch for further details of all the events on the F& M day blog at: www.filmandmediaday.blogspot.com, and on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/New-Mexico-Film-Media-Day/340136652794441.

Film and Media Day is Monday, February 23, 2015

Film and Media Day is Monday, February 23, 2015

 

Film & Media Day is the day for our industry to lobby our legislators. We will have informational tables (6 foot space) inside the Roundhouse available to industry non-profits on a first come, first serve basis.

IATSE will absorb the cost of the tables this year and asks that everyone be willing to share a table in order to include as many groups as possible. Tickets to the private legislative reception cost $50 per person. You must send an email to Annie at: annie@iatselocal480.com if you are interested in having a table. Speaking with Jon DOES NOT reserve a table for you!

 

Events for the day will include the traditional Mayor’s welcome breakfast, a press conference at noon in the Rotunda with speakers from the industry, a casting session from 10am – 2pm, and the private legislative reception 5-7pm. More details announced soon!

 

Businesses who wish to support the day may do so by co-hosting one of the events or by purchasing tickets to the Legislative Reception. Please call or email for more info on those opportunities.

 

You can watch for further details of all the events on the F & M day blog at: www.filmandmediaday.blogspot.com, and on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/New-Mexico-Film-Media-Day/340136652794441.

Another great day!

Film & Media Day 2014 is in the books and it was another great day thanks to the participation of people from all  facets of the industry. Thanks to all of you who came out to participate and those who simply sent good vibes our way. We will announce the date for 2015 late in 2014 so check back here!

It's almost here.... Film & Media Day 2014 is Monday, February 10th. Read the full press release at:

  IATSE Local 480 Hosts Film & Media Day 2014 in Santa Fe on February 10

New Mexico’s annual Film & Media Day will take place Feb. 10, 2014 from 8AM-4PM at the New Mexico State Capitol (Roundhouse). The day will provide members of the industry the opportunity to thank their legislators for supporting the film industry in New Mexico and remind the public of the huge economic impact and enormous number of jobs that the industry brings to the state. Organizations involved in the industry will have informational tables. 

Events will occur throughout the course of the day and exhibits will fill the Halls of History. Several film industry speakers will be in attendance. From 5:00-7:00 PM, the official legislative reception (sponsored by IATSE Local 480 and ABQ Studios) will take place at the Dragon Room and the back courtyard at Pink Adobe. The reception is $50 per person entry with ticket and legislators may attend at no charge. Tickets will be sold at the door. 

WHEN: Monday, February 10, 2014
8:00 AM-4:00 PM, Reception 5:00-7:00PM

WHERE: New Mexico Legislature – Rotunda, Halls of History
411 State Capitol, Santa Fe, NM 87501.

 (Parking for State Capitol is located at 420 Galisteo St.)

Reception at Dragon Room $50 per person – 406 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501

INFO: 6:00-10:00 AM – Erica Viking live radio remote broadcast from the Breaking Bad RV Tours’ Bounder on Old Santa Fe Trail in front of the Roundhouse.

8:30 AM – Mayor’s breakfast in the downstairs lobby at State Land office. Mayor Coss will welcome all.

9:00 AM – Exhibitor tables in the Halls of History at the Roundhouse (continues until 4PM).

9:30 AM – “Equitable alternatives to the Food & Medicine Tax” panel discussion in Morgan Hall at the State Land office.

12:00 PM – Press Conference in the Rotunda at the Roundhouse.

1:00 PM – Casting session starts at Morgan Hall in the State Land Office and runs until 4:00PM.

3:45 PM – Screening of “Drunktowns Finest”, this years Sundance entry shot in Santa Fe and Gallup, at Jean Coctau Theatre (418 Montezuma Avenue, Santa Fe, NM). Tickets limited.

5:00-7:00 PM – Official Legislative Reception at the Dragon Room and back courtyard at Pink Adobe. Co-sponsored by ABQ Studios. By Invitation Only.

Media Contact:
Lauren Newhouse
Ballantines PR
Lauren@ballantinespr.com
310-454-3080

Film and Media Day is Monday, Febraury 10, 2014

This is the day for our industry to respectfully lobby our legislators. We will have informational tables inside the Roundhouse available to non-profits in the industry on a first come, first serve basis. Please send an email to ba480@hotmail.com if you are interested in having a table.


We will be holding a press conference at noon in the Rotunda with speakers from the industry.

There will be a legislative reception held that evening 5-7pm, venue TBA. The reception is being sponsored by IATSE Local 480. Tickets to the reception are $50 each and can be purchased at the door.


  More details on additional events will be posted as they are finalized.

F & M Day 2013 - Schedule of Events

F & M Day 2013

Schedule of Events

Thursday, Feb. 21^st:

NMWIF event at the NMFL Legislative office 7pm. IATSE Local 480 is co-hosting this event. Press release attached.

Friday Feb. 22^nd:

7:30am Vendors being to set up tables in the Halls of History

8am – Vendor tables continue until 4:30pm

9-10am – Mayor’s Welcome Breakfast hosted by IATSE Local 480 at the NMFL legislative office, 410 A Old Santa Fe Trail

11aqm -4pm – Open casting call at the State Land Office auditorium- 310 Old SF Trail

Noon –1pm - Press conference in the Rotunda with Steven Michael Quezada. We will also be screening Jon’s tribute to Speaker Lujan video

1pm – Sky video systems demo of their camera drone outside on the Old SF Trail side

2-5pm – Lobbying

4:30pm – Vendors break down their displays and tables and chairs are loaded out

5pm – 8pm VIP Legislative reception at the Dragon Room, Pink Adobe, Old SF Trail

7pm – Sundance Film and CCA present “Upstream Color” at the Lensic. IATSE Local 480 is participating by offering discounted tickets to NM film makers, available at the Roundhouse on he day for $5 subsidizing of 75 tickets (at $7 each). These tickets will then be available for purchase during F & M day  for $5.

Contact: Linda McDill, NMWIF President

505.424.3757   LMcDill100@aol.com

February 1, 2013

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

DR HELEN JACEY BRITISH SCREENWRITER TO APPEAR IN SANTA FE FEB 20-21

'The Woman in the Story' Theme for Film & Media Day Kick-off Events

Dr. Helen Jacey, renown British screenwriter, author and story consultant will speak in Santa Fe on February 20 and 21, 2013. Her book The Woman in the Story is considered the international handbook for creating strong female characters. Her two appearances in Santa Fe are made possible by a collaboration of Duchy Parade Films, New Mexico Women in Film, IATSE 480 Filmworkers Union and Santa Fe Community College Film Department.

As a professional screenwriter, Jacey has developed projects for numerous UK, European and US producers, including Gareth Wiley, Harbour Pictures, BBC, UK Film Council and others. She is currently developing several feature film screenplays for producers in the UK and the US, including a screenplay for Santa Fe's Duchy Parade Films.

Wednesday, February 20, Dr Jacey will present a three hour seminar, 'Writing the Heroine's Story'. This intensive workshop for professionals and beginners brings knowledge and inspiration of characterization to new, imaginative levels. Registration opens at 6:00PM. Seminar begins at 6:30PM sharp. Santa Fe Community College, Room # 216 in the West Wing of the main campus. Parking in main SFCC lot; short walk to West Wing.  $30 at the door.

Thursday, February 21, Dr Jacey will speak at the Official Kick-Off Event for NM Film & Media Day 2013. Co-hosted by IATSE 480 and NM Women in Film, she will speak on 'Gender Politics in Film: Finding the Woman's Voice'. Lecture and reception will take place at 7:00PM at 410-A Old Santa Fe Trail, between Pink Adobe and Rio Chama restaurants. Seating is limited. NMWIF members free. Guests $15 at the door. 

More information on the Dr Helen Jacey seminar and lecture: www.NMWIF.com.  

For more info

Linda McDill 505.424.3757  LMcDill100@aol.com  President, NM Women in Film

Peter Kershaw 505.603.4863  DuchyFilms@gmail.com  President, Duchy Parade Films
Jon Hendry 505.986.9512  ba480@hotmail.com  Business Agent, IATSE
Monique Anair  505.428.1738 Monique.Anair@sfcc.edu Film Dept Head, SFCC

Reminder - Meeting tomorrow, Jan 12th

IATSE Local 480 and Reel Working America are hosting a Legislative strategy meeting on Jan. 12^th to prepare for the upcoming session. It is important that all parties with an interest in film have a chance to voice their concerns and opinions as we formulate a plan to move ahead. Please join us and share this notice with your friends, family and neighbors who have an interest in the film business in NM.

WHAT: 2013 Legislative Strategy Session

DATE: Saturday, January 12, 2013 

TIME:  1pm

PLACE: Center for Progress & Justice, 1420 Cerrillos Road, Santa Fe (next door to the union). Parking is on Taos street behind the building.