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Seavey Awarded

Posted on February 6, 2023

Nina Seavey won a Silver Signal Award in the Best Historical Limited Series and Special category for her podcast My Fugitive. The podcast was produced by Pineapple Studios.

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Reel Moms is a Roundtable moderated by WIFV member

Reel Moms is a Roundtable moderated by WIFV member Alyscia Cunningham and WIFV. It is a supportive community for working Moms and Caregivers in the film and TV industry. Dads are welcome. For this "meeting," the beverage will be in your cup at your house, but the conversation will be online! You will be sent the login link to the coffee event with your registration confirmation.

Participate in the Reel Moms Short Film Challenge!
Tell a story in UNDER 2 minutes with the month's theme. This month's theme will be AT PEACE.
Upload your film on your video platform of choice (make sure it's viewable with a downloadable link) and submit the link to Alyscia - alysciac@gmail.com

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

Charlie Hewitt of @mirrorstudiosinc tells host, Ca

Charlie Hewitt of @mirrorstudiosinc tells host, Candice Bloch (@janeofmanylanes) how he discovered a new sound effect in this clip from our latest episode.

Full episode is out now wherever you listen to podcasts!

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Trailer Night is an opportunity to meet others in

Trailer Night is an opportunity to meet others in the documentary community and to provide feedback to several filmmakers on their trailers. Trailer Night is moderated by Angela Pinaglia, Docs Board member and Docs Fellow alumna.

Featured Trailers for October:
POLLUTER's PLAYBOOK by Maureen Cohen
HARMACY by Anaïs Webster Mennuti

The Documentary Roundtable/Trailer Night is a regular program co-hosted by Docs In Progress and Women in Film and Video of Washington DC that alternates most months. You will receive the Zoom link one day before the event. We are looking forward to meeting you there!

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

Our guest in the latest episode of MediaMaker Spot

Our guest in the latest episode of MediaMaker Spotlight Podcast, Charlie Hewitt shares great advice of the importance of a good microphone in this clip.

The full episode is out now wherever you listen to podcasts!

#mediapodcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcastonfilmmaking #filmmakingpodcast #podcasthost #podcastproducer #wifvdc #womeninmedia #audio #behindthescenes #bts #mediamakerspotlight #mediamakers #filmmakerscommunity #podcastcommunity #podcasting

We are looking forward to meeting up with filmmake

We are looking forward to meeting up with filmmakers in the Frederick area! This will be an in-person event organized by Jean Rosolino. Register to let us know how many seats to save!

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

It is #InternationalPodcastDay and just in time fo

It is #InternationalPodcastDay and just in time for our latest #podcast episode release with Charlie Hewitt of Mirror Studios (@mirrorstudiosinc) to discuss all things audio post and sound design, available wherever you listen to podcasts!

#mediapodcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcastonfilmmaking #filmmakingpodcast #podcasthost #podcastproducer #wifvdc #womeninmedia #audio #behindthescenes #bts #mediamakerspotlight #mediamakers #filmmakerscommunity #podcastcommunity #podcasting

In this clip from our latest podcast episode, our

In this clip from our latest podcast episode, our guests from What Went Wrong Podcast (@whatwentwrongpod), hosts Lizzie Bassett Boman (@lizziebassett) and Chris Winterbauer (@thewinterfarmer) share their takeaways from what they learned about filmmaking while producing their podcast.

Watch or listen the full episode to hear all the interesting and hilarious facts and tips out now!

#podcastproducer #filmmaker #bts #podcaster #podcast #film #filmmakerscommunity #podcastersofinstagram #podcasthost #podcastonfilmmaking #filmmaking #filmmakingpodcast #whatwentwrong #whatwentwrongpod #mediamakerspotlight #mediamakers #storiesfromtheset #lessonlearned

The Deck is your number one marketing material/doo

The Deck is your number one marketing material/door opener for your film. Nailing it is key to getting the meeting or getting your script read. In this session, we will look at several different decks used with great success and explore what to include and the secrets to Decks that convert. The info will be presented by Sara Elizabeth Timmins of Life Out Loud Films.

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

LinkedIn has emerged as the go-to platform for pro

In this clip from our latest podcast episode, our

In this clip from our latest podcast episode, our guests from What Went Wrong Podcast (@whatwentwrongpod), hosts Lizzie Bassett Boman (@lizziebassett) and Chris Winterbauer (@thewinterfarmer) share their takeaways from what they learned about filmmaking while producing their podcast.

Watch or listen the full episode to hear all the interesting and hilarious facts and tips out now!

#podcastproducer #filmmaker #bts #podcaster #podcast #film #filmmakerscommunity #podcastersofinstagram #podcasthost #podcastonfilmmaking #filmmaking #filmmakingpodcast #whatwentwrong #whatwentwrongpod #mediamakerspotlight #mediamakers #storiesfromtheset #lessonlearned

We are looking forward to meeting up with filmmake

We are looking forward to meeting up with filmmakers in the Annapolis area! This will be an in-person event. Register to let us know how many seats to save!

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

Looking forward to meeting up with filmmakers at t

Looking forward to meeting up with filmmakers at the Richmond International Film Festival. This will be an in-person event. Register to let us know how much coffee we need to get your day started!

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

Co-host of What Went Wrong Podcast (@whatwentwrong

Co-host of What Went Wrong Podcast (@whatwentwrongpod), Chris Winterbauer (@thewinterfarmer) shares some examples of what it really takes to get a film made, how to be more gracious to the filmmakers and some specific examples.

Watch or listen the full episode to hear all the interesting and hilarious facts and tips out now, wherever you get your podcasts.

#podcastproducer #filmmaker #bts #podcaster #podcast #film #filmmakerscommunity #podcastersofinstagram #podcasthost #podcastonfilmmaking #filmmaking #filmmakingpodcast #whatwentwrong #whatwentwrongpod #mediamakerspotlight #mediamakers #storiesfromtheset #lessonlearned

From the New York Times bestselling author of "Fif

From the New York Times bestselling author of "Fifth Avenue," "Five A.M.," and "Fosse" comes the revelatory account of making a modern American masterpiece. Chinatown is the Holy Grail of 1970s cinema. Its twist ending is the most notorious in American film, and its closing line of dialogue is the most haunting. Here, for the first time, is the incredible true story of its making.

In Sam Wasson's telling, it becomes the defining story of the most colorful characters in the most colorful period of Hollywood history. Here is Jack Nicholson at the height of his powers, as compelling a movie star as there has ever been, embarking on his great, doomed love affair with Anjelica Huston. Here is director Roman Polanski, both predator and prey, haunted by the savage death of his wife, returning to Los Angeles, the scene of the crime, where the seeds of his self-destruction are quickly planted. Here is the fevered dealmaking of "The Kid" Robert Evans, the most consummate of producers. Here too is Robert Towne's fabled script, widely considered the greatest original screenplay ever written. Wasson for the first time peels off layers of myth to provide the true account of its creation.

Looming over the story of this classic movie is the imminent eclipse of the '70s filmmaker-friendly studios as they gave way to the corporate Hollywood we know today. In telling that larger story, The Big Goodbye will take its place alongside classics like Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, and The Devil's Candy as one of the great movie-world books.

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

The Screenwriters Roundtables are open to the publ

The Screenwriters Roundtables are open to the public, providing a safe place for new and established writers to read and critique their work.

This meeting will be a Zoom reading of the first 5 pages of several WIFV members' scripts! Actors will read these scripts out and the writers will receive constructive criticism from the other attendees.

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

In the latest episode of our MediaMakerSpotlight p

In the latest episode of our MediaMakerSpotlight podcast, @tara_jabbari interviewed @whatwentwrongpod with Lizzie Bassett Boman (@lizziebassett) and Chris Winterbauer (@thewinterfarmer) They talk about lessons learned from flops to blockbusters, how important it is to have more people of color and female-led films and why they should be given more of a chance, plus more. Listen (or watch) now: https://mediamakerspotlight.com/ep-081-lesson-in-filmmaking-with-what-went-wrong-podcast/ or #linkinbio

#podcastproducer #filmmaker #bts #podcaster #podcast #film #filmmakerscommunity #podcastersofinstagram #podcasthost #podcastonfilmmaking #filmmaking #filmmakingpodcast #whatwentwrong #whatwentwrongpod #mediamakerspotlight #mediamakers #storiesfromtheset #lessonlearned

Reel Moms is a Roundtable moderated by WIFV member

Reel Moms is a Roundtable moderated by WIFV member Alyscia Cunningham and WIFV. It is a supportive community for working Moms and Caregivers in the film and TV industry. Dads are welcome. For this "meeting," the beverage will be in your cup at your house, but the conversation will be online! You will be sent the login link to the coffee event with your registration confirmation.

Participate in the Reel Moms Short Film Challenge!
Tell a story in UNDER 2 minutes with the month's theme. This month's theme is REEL MOMS.

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

This webinar features Cathie Saadeh, an entertainm

This webinar features Cathie Saadeh, an entertainment attorney. Independent films are typically funded through some combination of personal funds, grants, donations through a fiscal sponsor, equity investments, crowdfunding, in-kind contributions, and even product placement opportunities! This webinar will discuss how these pieces fit together, the options available to filmmakers, legal considerations when dealing with investors, and how the presence of multiple funding types can affect the film's distribution waterfall. The discussion will include a "filmmaker-friendly" discussion of the federal securities laws administered by the SEC, and the various exemptions that may be used to conduct an investment offering.

Find out more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

In this clip, WIFV President Connie St. John (@con

In this clip, WIFV President Connie St. John (@conniesaintjohn) shares how she first came to Washington, DC and fell in love with the city.

Watch or listen to the whole episode out wherever you listen to podcasts or on YouTube!

#podcastclip #mediaclip #podcast

This summer, WIFV Film Club has enjoyed a fun and

This summer, WIFV Film Club has enjoyed a fun and interesting series – "Summer Strangers." Since June we've discussed films that find its protagonists making a new friend — or foe — who will change their lives, often in disastrous ways.

We end our series with FALLEN, a 1998 supernatural thriller starring Denzel Washington. The film was directed by Gregory Hoblit (PRIMAL FEAR) from a screenplay by Nicholas Kazan. John Goodman, Donald Sutherland, Embeth Davidtz, and James Gandolfini also star.

Homicide detective John Hobbes (Washington) witnesses the execution of serial killer Edgar Reese. Soon after the execution, however, the killings start again in a similar style to Reese but committed by complete strangers. FALLEN sticks with viewers long after the credits roll because it pushes the boundaries of what true evil is or could be.

Watch the film in advance of the Film Club Meeting. FALLEN is available for rent on AppleTV, Amazon and YouTube.

Learn more and register by selecting the event on our calendar at WIFV.org/calendar (link in bio)

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