I wondered why my blog was still getting a fair amount of hits lately (peaking yesterday) and it seems that its all to do with the Amarna princess again. Another piece of the Bolton trio's fabricated art turned up in the US last week and has re-ignited interest in the story.
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Now for a couple of bits and pieces. Here's information about Pangea Day an online film competition/award with a script development grant for the winner. Deadline is Feb 15th 2008.PARTICIPANT PRODUCTIONS AWARDS & GRANT. A grant and awards program has been established through a partnership with Participant Productions, the production company behind such socially conscious films as An Inconvenient Truth; Syriana; and Good Night, And Good Luck. For the "Outstanding Filmmakers Awards Program," Participant Productions will select five filmmakers, each representing a different continent (North America, South America, Europe, Africa and Asia [including Australia]) to receive a $5000 filmmakers grant to both reward outstanding achievement and provide support for these filmmakers to continue making films. In addition, Participant will invite all the filmmakers whose films appear on Pangea Day to submit a treatment for a feature film or documentary. Participant will then reward one winner with the "Filmmaker Grant" which includes $20,000 to continue the development of the treatment and a non-binding first look deal with Participant for the treatment.
More information can be found on the website by clicking right here.
Plus here's a heads up for scribomatic - a useful site where the most recent posts from a range of screenwriting blogs and websites can be found all in one place. This is now my starting point for scribosurfing. Those with blogs can install the widget.
With everything now shut down for at least 6 weeks here, there's not much to report on the writing front - so am catching up on a few films, reading and taking it easy until the new year.
Plus of course I'm busy sticking glitter and sweet wrappers onto my beautiful blog greeting card ready for the next post...
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5 comments:
I've got a touch of soth, too!
Chris Soth is that?
;)
Maybe its Thoth you need..
Happy Christmas FA. Blummin cold here in Peckham...
Happy Christmas Elinor! Yes I bet it is. I remember waiting for the P3on Rye Lane in winter. Brrrrrrrr.
I think I'll be better off coming over when its colder here...
Its time of year blog slothery all round, I think.
Hope you have a lovely Christmas, and all the very best for 2008
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