Tribe.net. Local Connections DeeJay http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/8c54f0a8-e7e0-4af5-8676-b5de29f954ed 2007-12-24T17:36:57Z 2007-12-24T17:36:57Z

<div>Griot Soul Films, an Oakland-based non-profit film company is looking for a Gaffer, Sound Mixer-Boom Op, and additional PAs for our feature, scheduled to begin shooting January 19th. It's a 21 day shoot on weekends through March. The ability to bring your own equipment is a plus. On-set experience necessary. We've secured the rest of the crew and cast. <br/> <br/>Compensation: <br/>* 1 year free advertising on our website = estimated to reach 12,000 individuals over that period. <br/>* Connect with a network of dedicated professionals. <br/>* Recommendation from the Executive Director pending positive completion of the project. <br/>* Copy/credit/professionally catered meals. <br/> <br/>We are producing a groundbreaking project - the first of its kind. Check out our website at http://www.griotsoulfilms.org and our trailer at http://www.afterellen.com/blwe/12-14-07?page=0%2C5 <br/> <br/>If interested and available reply to director@griotsoulfilms.org <br/> <br/>Thanks! <br/> <br/>GSF</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 0 replies </div>

DeeJay 2007-12-24T17:36:57Z ShannonQ http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/b4a9d743-5225-4285-95fd-44ce7ba61d2d 2006-10-17T18:30:47Z 2006-06-13T02:58:56Z

<div>I just found this tribe, with great interest, and I just also noticed that it hasn't been active for a year and is currently without a moderator. <br/> <br/>It also has a substantial membership. If there's interest and consensus, I'd be happy to moderate. I'm highly interested in women in film, teach film courses and run an annual film series on women filmmakers. I had been hoping to learn more, and to discuss these highly underrepresented and underrated women with like-minded sorts. <br/> <br/>Thoughts?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 3 replies </div>

ShannonQ 2006-06-13T02:58:56Z Unsubscribed http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/4690b64d-a7e9-4180-b953-21f9ae5a1318 2006-10-17T15:22:47Z 2004-03-05T23:07:41Z

<div>in honor of womens history month I'd like to see one woman per day that contributed to cinema. <br/> <br/>I'll start...Alice Guy-Blache (French, 1875-1968), the first _person_ (man or woman) to direct a film narrative. <br/> <br/>from http://www.reelwomen.com/blachebio.html <br/> <br/>Blache directed, produced and/or supervised nearly 300 films in her lifetime. She then spent the rest of her life attempting to prove to others that she had done so.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 4 replies </div>

Unsubscribed 2004-03-05T23:07:41Z Vilkus http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/2ae186ef-9454-4539-a280-f821451fa938 2005-11-12T15:25:34Z 2004-05-12T03:16:44Z

<div>I can't remember the first. <br/>There are so few and those few are so good, as far as fem dir are concerned. <br/>scruz has a film org and a festival. <br/>If anyone needs help with lighting or anything else I can help with feel free to contct me. <br/>richard</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 3 replies </div>

Vilkus 2004-05-12T03:16:44Z Unsubscribed http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/d9d2ca1c-5a51-461e-aac4-b2e28d28342c 2004-08-07T17:03:34Z 2004-08-07T17:03:34Z

<div>recently viewed, The Art of Action: Martial Arts in the Movies, <br/>a very informative doc about the history of Martial Arts in films. <br/> <br/>it seems when the film was first being established as a medium in mainland China, women were the only ones participating as it was considered a lower form. since the main outlet for actors at this point was the Peking Opera (only comprised of men) this created an opportunity for many women to participate in performance. <br/> <br/>the footage they have in the doc is pretty amazing. you can see where a lot of the current moves (down to the last swing and jump) come from. <br/> <br/>personally, I have a soft spot for martial arts films. along with my father and brother, I discovered Bruce Lee at age 8-9 and have enjoyed the beauty and intensity of the form. both as art, and human expression. <br/> <br/>it always amazes me how many places in film history women have not only been peers, but innovators. this, just happens to be another.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 0 replies </div>

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<div>books: <br/>'Reel Women' by Ally Acker <br/>'Is that a gun in your pocket?' by Rachel Abramowitz <br/> <br/>films: <br/>'Searching for Debra Winger' doc by Rosanna Arquette</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 3 replies </div>

Unsubscribed 2004-02-12T23:39:09Z Unsubscribed http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/edb3829c-9426-42d9-a829-8955862393db 2004-04-25T04:40:04Z 2004-02-12T21:41:05Z

<div>pre-code (Hayes code of conduct, eg censorship) films saw a lot of powerful women. Mary Pickford wrote, directed, starred in many films. as well as founded (the now defunct) United Artists with ther then husband Douglas Fairbanks and Charlie Chaplin. the first actor to be credited in a film was a woman (who's name escapes me now), essentially starting the star system. <br/> <br/>after the Hayes hammer fell, few women remained in power. women such as Ida Lupino is still regardeed as one of Hollywood's most respected filmmakers. <br/> <br/>what happened after the code was enforced? was it the rise of the studio system? did they all go home and start families? did the momentum of the suffragette loose steam? <br/> <br/>I found this essay that takes one stance to explain this, http://www.5050summit.com/history.html <br/> <br/>look forward to hearing more on the subject.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 3 replies </div>

Unsubscribed 2004-02-12T21:41:05Z Unsubscribed http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/7d0a27b1-e35e-4172-99a3-a6930be5fe6c 2004-03-20T01:18:22Z 2004-03-19T14:00:31Z

<div>nina, you planning to teach a class with this info you're collecting? : ) i could totally see it. actually courses like this do exist in film schools, if i had the time, i would google for curriculum for you, but unf i don't right now. i am meeting with one of my old film profs tonight - andy horton (AMAZING WRITER, google and buy all his books, and AMAZING PERSON/mentor/friend), and i'm gonna tell him about your tribe. <br/> <br/>go girl! <br/>ps jeremy is the one who told me about your tribe. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 2 replies </div>

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<div>don't know if we can talk about her here after reading your mission statement. she is not in your time window, yet she is a pioneer. i love her stuff, not all of it, but love the fluxus years and love her book grapefruit. i loved lennon in college, i love yoko now. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 1 reply </div>

Unsubscribed 2004-03-19T14:02:16Z http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/c2549d63-b036-4381-8364-2178d87be2cb 2004-03-18T20:01:49Z 2004-03-18T19:54:12Z

<div>The women behind the camera <br/>IFC documentary focuses on women and indie film <br/> <br/>8PM tonight and again saturday and monday <br/> <br/>IFC info: <br/>http://www.ifctv.com/ifc/what?CAT0=45&amp;CAT1=5288&amp;CLR=blue&amp;MO=03&amp;DA=03&amp;YR=2004&amp;TB=4&amp;TZ=ET&amp;DW=0 <br/> <br/>cnn story: <br/>http://edition.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/TV/03/18/apontv.companyofwomen.ap/index.html</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 1 reply </div>

2004-03-18T19:54:12Z Unsubscribed http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net/thread/db5acfc7-cab3-4e2a-a87b-92f7f77eda9b 2004-03-15T23:11:24Z 2004-03-15T23:11:24Z

<div>Lillian Gish, http://imdb.com/name/nm0001273/ <br/>Dorothy Gish, http://imdb.com/name/nm0321088/ <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://earlyfilmwomen.tribe.net">when women ruled cinema</a> - 0 replies </div>

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