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COLUMBIA 2011 SCREENWRITING/DIRECTING WAITLISTERS

You mean no movement for you right? Or did they actually tell you there was no movement on the WL (due to the fact they've lost said wait list :P)?
 
It's August 1st, which means classes start in about a month. Has anyone gotten into Columbia off the wait list for directing or screenwriting? I still haven't heard anything...bleh.
 
Hello fellow waitlisters, I just received the call from Professor Mendelsohn. And I was on the "High Waitlist" - screenwriting concentrate. So keep those chins up and phones close.
 
Originally posted by baking something:
Hello fellow waitlisters, I just received the call from Professor Mendelsohn. And I was on the "High Waitlist" - screenwriting concentrate. So keep those chins up and phones close.

Congrats bake something!!!

And so it begins...
 
low waitlisters, I just received the call from Professor Mendelsohn. And I was on the "High Waitlist" - screenwriting concentrate. So keep those chins up and phones close.

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So Baking something you accepted the offer right? Congrats anyway.
 
Originally posted by baking something:
Thanks for the congrats, cineaste504 and aNDy2011.

And to answer your question aNDy2011, I most certainly did.
Thanks for your response. Do you know when is the orientation?
 
So far I know that the general orientation for Columbia is September 1st. But I just got wind that there is a separate, probably additional, film program orientation commencing August 29th. Too soon for my liking. I'm struggling to figure out my living situation in such short notice, let alone securing loans to make this all possible.

It's such a strange feeling being in the throes of a dream.
 
I understand your situation totally. In fact, I was worried about it naively :) Good Luck
 
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Next ICS Fest!

FILM FESTIVAL FOLLOWS UP THEIR INAUGRUAL EVENT WITH MORE MEDIA INVOLVEMENT
ICS founders gear up for their 2nd event amid glowing reviews Los Angeles, CA -August 2nd, 2011- "I was thoroughly entertained and blown away at the caliber of talent showcased at the Short Film Festival. The filmmakers have a bright future ahead of them."
David T. Wagner (co-writer of "Van Wilder" and "The Girl Next Door") Panelist, March 2011 ICS Indie Cinema Series kicked off the first event of its kind in March in front over 100 attendees that included directors, actors, producers and movie lovers. The night included a red carpet entry, appetizers, drinks and the opportunity to network with up and coming filmmakers. Chosen films were screened and given notes from invited industry panelists.
To follow up their last event, ICS plans to include more media presence, additional sponsors and a new category, "Best Student Film," for invited student filmmakers. The Best Student Film winner will also walk away with a mentorship with one of the three production companies heading ICS.
Invited industry panelists at ICS on September 25th include, independent producer and studio executive, Andreas Olavarria; distribution consultant and producer, Sheldon Brigman; and Kevin Tancharoen, director of the 2009 remake of Fame.
Filmmakers can register by calling 424.835.0144, on our website at www.indiecinemaseries.com, or
www.withoutabox.com. Registration is $40. Accepted films will be notified. Entry into the evening is free and includes appetizers, red carpet and media. Make sure to like ICS on http://www.facebook.com/pages/...ries/126833710710008.


Student Films Welcome!

FILM FESTIVAL OFFERS FILM STUDENTS A CHANCE TO MENTOR WITH AWARD WINNING DIRECTORS

Best Student Film Award offers students a mentorship with ICS founders
Los Angeles, CA -August 2, 2011-In an effort to create more opportunities for student filmmakers, the Best Student Film category has been added to Indie Cinema Series. The student film that takes home the Best Student Film Award will have the opportunity to mentor with one of the three production companies heading the event.
"The Indie Cinema Series basically takes the principles of a regular film festival and combines them with meaningful notes from well known actors, directors, producers, and screenwriters, who serve on the guest panel. As filmmakers, we submit to many film festivals, yet are never given notes on our work. ICS provides filmmakers with an opportunity to learn what works and what doesn't in their projects. By creating an environment where filmmakers can grow their craft, we encourage a community of elevated art through film."-Marisilda Garcia
Panelists at the September 25th event include, independent producer and studio executive, Andreas Olavarria; distribution consultant and producer, Sheldon Brigman; and Kevin Tancharoen, director of the 2009 remake of Fame.
Filmmakers can register by calling 424.835.0144, on our website atwww.indiecinemaseries.com, or
www.withoutabox.com. Registration is $40. Registration for students is $30.00. Accepted films will be notified in late August. Entry into the evening is free and includes appetizers, red carpet and media.
 
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