The BTR show will be about fund raising for your film, no Obama is not sending you a check.
Tune in and hear the ideas. Feel free to join the chat or even call in yourself
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Monday, December 22, 2008
Open Source Idea
The idea started after reading the Workbook project web page and newsletter., there I have read story after story and heard media creates who I have great respect for talk about how SHARING and working TOGETHER makes better end products.
And that joint efforts just makes sense. Further reading of the workbook project newsletter talks about why a media maker need to share more accurate financial information to those one is looking for to investment.
(Sidebar have a real web page My Space/Facebook does not count.)
This is a part of the process of Open Source INFORMATION is key. Small indy film has many roadblocks belive it or not open information removes same.
So a project I am working that will go public very soon will create a media project that will allow interested parties investors or not access to as much information as we can . Mind you some actors and crew do not want their wages known and we understand this.
What will you be able to get
budget information
shot information
Story Boards
how we are able to get the equipment etc.
The business plan as written.
Accounting information Other then steps needed to protect from ID theft etc.
our ideas for creating the universe that everyone will be able join via your own media work.
Yes our project will form the "rules" Good Guys bad guys shade of gray guys why they interact etc and if want to do something with it go for it.
Again crew and cast pay information will be off limits as well some companies doing product placement may not want to share that information we understand.
Yes my goal is that anyone on line can see how we are doing. Trust is made by information.
This project will be distributed by our self's we are TIRED of being ripped off and abused by distubters not looking to make money (we all have kin to feed) but to rip us off. Just this morning I heard a story about someone who paid a distribution company $5,000 up front then 50% AFTER marketing expenses!! (of corse there is nothing written about how much that is)
So we are planing to use WEB 2.0 to make distribution as easy and inexpensive as possible.
We have the power! We will use the power!
The New Now is here!!!
And that joint efforts just makes sense. Further reading of the workbook project newsletter talks about why a media maker need to share more accurate financial information to those one is looking for to investment.
(Sidebar have a real web page My Space/Facebook does not count.)
This is a part of the process of Open Source INFORMATION is key. Small indy film has many roadblocks belive it or not open information removes same.
So a project I am working that will go public very soon will create a media project that will allow interested parties investors or not access to as much information as we can . Mind you some actors and crew do not want their wages known and we understand this.
What will you be able to get
budget information
shot information
Story Boards
how we are able to get the equipment etc.
The business plan as written.
Accounting information Other then steps needed to protect from ID theft etc.
our ideas for creating the universe that everyone will be able join via your own media work.
Yes our project will form the "rules" Good Guys bad guys shade of gray guys why they interact etc and if want to do something with it go for it.
Again crew and cast pay information will be off limits as well some companies doing product placement may not want to share that information we understand.
Yes my goal is that anyone on line can see how we are doing. Trust is made by information.
This project will be distributed by our self's we are TIRED of being ripped off and abused by distubters not looking to make money (we all have kin to feed) but to rip us off. Just this morning I heard a story about someone who paid a distribution company $5,000 up front then 50% AFTER marketing expenses!! (of corse there is nothing written about how much that is)
So we are planing to use WEB 2.0 to make distribution as easy and inexpensive as possible.
We have the power! We will use the power!
The New Now is here!!!
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Carefull
The gilmer of film making and Stardom is not worth your soul. Trust me. Dream act work hard yes. Deal with abuse put up with crooks drugs booze no. I can not tell anyone how to live your life, however in the morning light you can not look yourself in the mirror time to rethink.
If your life become a drama best seen after 11 PM on pay for view get the help you need. There is help out there take advantage of it, please.
If your life become a drama best seen after 11 PM on pay for view get the help you need. There is help out there take advantage of it, please.
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Why SAG?
Thought. If I as an Indy Film Maker have a budget of say $150K. Why would I ever do anything SAG? Yes there some stars that are SAG that I could only get if I did say a SAG Indy thing but if my film will only get $$ for a star is my film any good? I think not.
Does SAG offer anything for the Indy Film Maker?
SAG IMHO is just like any other big union the top 5% get the $$ the rest are sheered like sheep.
Does SAG offer anything for the Indy Film Maker?
SAG IMHO is just like any other big union the top 5% get the $$ the rest are sheered like sheep.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Web Productions
I feel that the web is the place for beginning film makers to show their film. With all devices needing content ( PC's ,Ipod, cell phones, and game boxes) the demand is there and growing.
When you add that bandwidth costs are dropping making video distribution via your own web page easier and cost effective, becomes a no brainier.
The goal to achieve might even be create say a serial that can be downloaded for a fee and/or the complete show can be had on DVD with behind the scenes , interviews etc , for a higher price.
Fund raising for this type of effort is more like TV or radio ads then film investment model.
If you would like help in this, please contact me at: wclingman@wi.rr.com
When you add that bandwidth costs are dropping making video distribution via your own web page easier and cost effective, becomes a no brainier.
The goal to achieve might even be create say a serial that can be downloaded for a fee and/or the complete show can be had on DVD with behind the scenes , interviews etc , for a higher price.
Fund raising for this type of effort is more like TV or radio ads then film investment model.
If you would like help in this, please contact me at: wclingman@wi.rr.com
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Film Wisconsin Trivia
trivia there is a prize!!
Name the films that Film Wisconsin(The Film Office) brought to Wisconsin other then Public Enemies in 2007-8.
How many Studios does Wisconsin have as of 1 Nov 2008 that have made at least one film?
Email answers to wclingman@wi.rr.com
Name the films that Film Wisconsin(The Film Office) brought to Wisconsin other then Public Enemies in 2007-8.
How many Studios does Wisconsin have as of 1 Nov 2008 that have made at least one film?
Email answers to wclingman@wi.rr.com
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Indy Film Wisconsin
Indy Film Wisconsin
Terms:
BTR stands for Blog Talk Radio
An Indy Film is a film made with a budget under 5 million U.S.
Indy is my way of saying Independent Film
Film is a Film or Video
Mission:
Helping Indy Film Makers in Wisconsin and around the world create and distribute their products.
Indy Film Wisconsin will be the knives edge on new technology to create, distribute, fund and produce these films.
Indy Film Wisconsin will promote Wisconsin as a great place to create film projects.
Tools:
Blog Talk Radio:
Indy Film Wisconsin is an internet “Radio” show that seeks to interview Indy film Actors, Crew, Directors, and Producers. From time to time we will bring larger “B” film folks on such as Uwe Boll and Sazzy Vega when we can do so.
Anyone who would like to be on the show who is involved in Indy Film may ask to be on the show. I will do what I can to bring you on
Blog:
Indy Film Wisconsin will restart the Blog as a way to broadcast press releases; also update information on guests we may have had on the BTR show, and other information as we obtain it.
Production assistance:
Indy Film Wisconsin will offer assistance to productions by linking productions with locations, marketing, and press as needed. Indy Film Wisconsin will be more than happy to use our vast network within State and local Governments around the State to aid productions, as well as our links to the business community for the best deals possible.
Web site:
This tool will have searchable database of actors and crew.
Basic listing will be free. Casting calls will be listed and Actors may have head shots and reels. Crew can have demo reels and post resumes, trailers may be posted. Indy Film Wisconsin will keep costs for film makers as low as possible. Production companies and film related business will be encouraged to take out advertising or sponsorships.
We will link to those who are willing to link to Indy Film Wisconsin.
Unlike other web sites we will not check references, since we are all claiming to be professionals or on that path; we will trust those who post and that during the hiring process that all necessary checks will be made. Buyer beware, hire at your own risk. However Indy Film Indy Film Wisconsin reserves the right for final say on who may use the site.
This web site and Indy Film Wisconsin should NOT be taken as anything other than an effort to move Film forward in Wisconsin and around the world internationally.
Workshops:
Indy Film Wisconsin will restart the free film workshops in Milwaukee. More information will be forthcoming.
Project Racine:
Indy Film Wisconsin will start helping non profits and select others in Racine Wisconsin with low cost PSA (Public Service Announcements) and other WEB 2.0 media. We will start relationships with Racine Unified School District and other schools to find youth who may wish to learn WEB 2.0.
Indy Film Wisconsin is not seeking to compete with producers for paid work. Rather we see this as a way to help groups get a message out that may not have the means to do so, and provide training to youth.
About Me:
My name is Wayne Clingman I live in Racine, WI. I helped to start Film Wisconsin, in fact I called the first meeting in Madison, WI as well I traveled the State promote to Film Wisconsin.
To help bring true Indy Horror-Sci-Fi and Fantasy to the Midwest, I founded “It Came from Lake Michigan” ICFLM Film Fest. The actor William Zenobia became the right hand of the film fest, and for two years we did great things from free walk in workshops to creating the Midwest’s largest Horror Sci-fi and Fantasy Film Fest. Something is in the works to take the place of ICFLM and we will see how this all pans out.
Contact:
Indy Film Wisconsin
Wayne Clingman
236 Jones St
Racine WI, 53404
wclingman@wi.rr.com
Terms:
BTR stands for Blog Talk Radio
An Indy Film is a film made with a budget under 5 million U.S.
Indy is my way of saying Independent Film
Film is a Film or Video
Mission:
Helping Indy Film Makers in Wisconsin and around the world create and distribute their products.
Indy Film Wisconsin will be the knives edge on new technology to create, distribute, fund and produce these films.
Indy Film Wisconsin will promote Wisconsin as a great place to create film projects.
Tools:
Blog Talk Radio:
Indy Film Wisconsin is an internet “Radio” show that seeks to interview Indy film Actors, Crew, Directors, and Producers. From time to time we will bring larger “B” film folks on such as Uwe Boll and Sazzy Vega when we can do so.
Anyone who would like to be on the show who is involved in Indy Film may ask to be on the show. I will do what I can to bring you on
Blog:
Indy Film Wisconsin will restart the Blog as a way to broadcast press releases; also update information on guests we may have had on the BTR show, and other information as we obtain it.
Production assistance:
Indy Film Wisconsin will offer assistance to productions by linking productions with locations, marketing, and press as needed. Indy Film Wisconsin will be more than happy to use our vast network within State and local Governments around the State to aid productions, as well as our links to the business community for the best deals possible.
Web site:
This tool will have searchable database of actors and crew.
Basic listing will be free. Casting calls will be listed and Actors may have head shots and reels. Crew can have demo reels and post resumes, trailers may be posted. Indy Film Wisconsin will keep costs for film makers as low as possible. Production companies and film related business will be encouraged to take out advertising or sponsorships.
We will link to those who are willing to link to Indy Film Wisconsin.
Unlike other web sites we will not check references, since we are all claiming to be professionals or on that path; we will trust those who post and that during the hiring process that all necessary checks will be made. Buyer beware, hire at your own risk. However Indy Film Indy Film Wisconsin reserves the right for final say on who may use the site.
This web site and Indy Film Wisconsin should NOT be taken as anything other than an effort to move Film forward in Wisconsin and around the world internationally.
Workshops:
Indy Film Wisconsin will restart the free film workshops in Milwaukee. More information will be forthcoming.
Project Racine:
Indy Film Wisconsin will start helping non profits and select others in Racine Wisconsin with low cost PSA (Public Service Announcements) and other WEB 2.0 media. We will start relationships with Racine Unified School District and other schools to find youth who may wish to learn WEB 2.0.
Indy Film Wisconsin is not seeking to compete with producers for paid work. Rather we see this as a way to help groups get a message out that may not have the means to do so, and provide training to youth.
About Me:
My name is Wayne Clingman I live in Racine, WI. I helped to start Film Wisconsin, in fact I called the first meeting in Madison, WI as well I traveled the State promote to Film Wisconsin.
To help bring true Indy Horror-Sci-Fi and Fantasy to the Midwest, I founded “It Came from Lake Michigan” ICFLM Film Fest. The actor William Zenobia became the right hand of the film fest, and for two years we did great things from free walk in workshops to creating the Midwest’s largest Horror Sci-fi and Fantasy Film Fest. Something is in the works to take the place of ICFLM and we will see how this all pans out.
Contact:
Indy Film Wisconsin
Wayne Clingman
236 Jones St
Racine WI, 53404
wclingman@wi.rr.com
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
Wisconsin Film Heros 2008
Milwaukee Mayor, Tom Barrett
As Mayor of Milwaukee, Mr. Barrett has shown great leadership in the support of Film Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Short Film Festival.
Milwaukee Alderman, Tony Zielinski
Alderman Zielinski fully supports the shooting of motion picture projects in Milwaukee, exhibiting his full understanding of the the role that film can play in the economic development of this city.
Actor William P. Zenobia, Delafield
Mr. Zenobia has acted in over 25 films. Founder of the Film Forward Newsletter and co-director of the 2007 It Came From Lake Michigan Film Festival, Mr Zenobia is also CEO of Will-Zen Film Investments LLC.
Film historian James L. Neibaur, Racine
James L. Neibaur is a Racine film historian, author of seven books and hundreds of articles, including over 40 essays in the Encylopedia Brittanica. Mr. Neibaur has helped and supported the film festivals and film projects in the Racine area and curates a weekly classic comedy film series in downtown Racine.
As Mayor of Milwaukee, Mr. Barrett has shown great leadership in the support of Film Wisconsin and the Milwaukee Short Film Festival.
Milwaukee Alderman, Tony Zielinski
Alderman Zielinski fully supports the shooting of motion picture projects in Milwaukee, exhibiting his full understanding of the the role that film can play in the economic development of this city.
Actor William P. Zenobia, Delafield
Mr. Zenobia has acted in over 25 films. Founder of the Film Forward Newsletter and co-director of the 2007 It Came From Lake Michigan Film Festival, Mr Zenobia is also CEO of Will-Zen Film Investments LLC.
Film historian James L. Neibaur, Racine
James L. Neibaur is a Racine film historian, author of seven books and hundreds of articles, including over 40 essays in the Encylopedia Brittanica. Mr. Neibaur has helped and supported the film festivals and film projects in the Racine area and curates a weekly classic comedy film series in downtown Racine.
Monday, May 5, 2008
Milwaukee Short Film Festival
MILWAUKEE SHORT FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 1OTH ANNUAL EVENTS & FILMSFor Immeadiate Release, Monday, April 22, 2008More Information:Phone: 414-807-4008 Email: rbigley@hotmail.com
www.myspace.com/mkeshortsfest
This year to celebrate being the longest running film festival in Milwaukee we've expanded to four days, which means more great local, national and international films for you to see and enjoy!Created by local and independent filmmakers, the Milwaukee Short Film Festival is proud to provide local talent with a venue for their work to be seen. Through community support, we are also able to offer one of the largest first prizes around ($1,000) .We're also thrilled that MSFF was named 'Best Local Festival' by Moviemaker magazine (winter '06)Friday May 9th 2008MSFF Party/fundraiserThe Art Bar @ 8PM722 E. Burleigh.Featuring: Allen ColeThursday May 29th 200810th Annual MSFF Kick off partyThe Art Bar @ 9PM722 E. Burleigh.Featuring: Michael Fairchild.Friday May 30th 2008Opening Night of the 10th Annual MSFFThe Alchemist Theatre2569 S Kinnickinnic, Bayview.Doors open @7PMShow @7:30PMThe 10th Anniversary presentation ofThe Dirty Job by Ross Bigley 20 minandMilwaukee Premiers ofDeath Valley Video by Eric Gerber 9 minutesKindred by Andrew Hamer 7 minutesSpoon by Jonathan West 13 minuteswith a special presentation ofVictim by R. Michael Gull and Jason Williams 16 minutes(synopsis of films supplied at event)Q/A follows along with the After party.Featuring: Binky Tunny and the Farmland ChokeholdSaturday May 31st 2008The Alchemist Theatre.2569 S Kinnickinnic, BayviewMSFF: Homegrown @ 2pmSponsored by Film WisconsinLost Memory by Morgan Kastner MKE 4minKid Beat Box's Naked Man 3 min MKETransitory 1 by Katina Jordan MKE 4 minLove and War by Shelby Falk Madison 4 minA Fistful of Dollar by Don Ford MKE 3 minLet it Grow by Evan Atwood MKE 5 minBlind Date by Ryan Aarstad La Crosse 10 minPlight of the North American Bipeds by Bridget Brown 3 minCustomer Support by Jack Packard MKE 3 minSeffy D by Kyle Richards Menomonee Falls 16 minIn Spades by Melissa Musante Brookfield 5 minutesEscape from Gizemboob by Joe Shakula Pewaukee 10 min(synopsis of films supplied at event)MSFF: World View @ 3:45pmThe Alchemist Theatre2569 S Kinnickinnic, BayviewNight Train by Sam Sharples U.K. 8 minsStrike 2 by Arturo Prins Spain, 5 minThe Metamorphosis and the Jungle by Sean Kafer WI 15 minCatharsis by Daniel Sanchez Chamorro Spain 10 minFor A Few Marbles More by Jelmar Hufen Netherlands 11 minMy Undone School Movies by Eva Pervolovici Romania 15 minAlicja Wonderland by Martin Gauvreau Poland 20 minRed-light District Graffiti by Kasumi Hiraoka Japan 20 min(synopsis of films supplied at event)Korporate Media Event @ 6:30pmLate Night @ 8:30pmGive Until It Hurts by James Fletcher Milwaukee 17 minI Just Want To Eat My Sandwich by Julia E. Radochia Massachusetts 7 minutesEugene and the Worm by Josh Hope Chicago, Ill 13 minA Letter to Colleen by Andy and Carolyn London New York 9 minBlack Santa's Revenge by David Walker Portland, OR 20 min(synopsis of films supplied at event)
After party followsFeaturing: Independent Idols.Sunday June 1st. Closing Night. Juried films and awardsTimes Cinema5906 W. Vliet St.7PM
Hosted by Rex SikesJuried films, and their creators:Korporate Voyage by Justin Bosar9 minutes Milwaukee, WIA young auteur embarks on a journey via dirigible, to bring media to weary workersJustin Bosar functions as Backlot Imaging's production supervisor and principal operator. He supervises work on both 2D and 3D graphics and animations for video, film, and interactive applications. Bosar earned an undergraduate degree at Marquette University, with a major in Broadcast and Electronic Communication and a minor in Computer Science. He enjoys science-fiction applications of visual effects, as well as entertainment software development. Bosar currently resides in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.Freefall by Pawel Pawelczak9 minutes Darien, CTA Manhattan man subconsciously relives the events of 9/11.A Warsaw native Pawel worked as a software designer for Wall Street before studying filmmaking. This is his postgraduate directorial debut.17 year Cicada by Eric Gerber2 minutes, Los Angeles, CAAn experimental video following the journey of a 17 year Cicada.Eric Gerber was awarded the grand prize in 2004 for his film 'Aldara', he currently lives in Los Angeles where he continues to make his short films.Oh, Paprika by Anna Krutzik3 minutes Fort Milwaukee, WIAn exploration of feelings told in two parts.Anna is a recent graduate of UWM, she’ll continue making films for the rest of her life. She loves mangos.Have Courage by Benjamin John Van Male1 minutes Milwaukee, WIOn a cold rainy day chickens show their courage.Benjamin John Van Male is a self taught artist who works in film, painting, drawing, photography and mixed media.The Road by Owen Thomas5 minutes Berkeley, CAKarma, condensed. A group of people help karma along, having no idea where it will end.Owen grew up in the San Francisco bay area, and worked most of his life as a musician. Recently he began working as an actor which lead to filmmaking.Feng (wind) by Aaron Wilson8 minutes, AustraliaTwo people from two countries who once shared a common experience.Aaron conceived this film while taking part in the 'Objectives Filmmaker Residency' program in Singapore. Currently Aaron is developing his feature film 'Triple Happiness.'Weeds by Aurum Design4 minutes Milwaukee, WI.A strong female character discovers the power of words in a numinous book garden. This was created for the 48 Hour Film Project and has reached as far as the Cannes Film Festival.Owners/principal designers Ken Kornacki and Nellie Hoffman formed Aurum, a pioneer in motion design for film, television and commercial productions, in 2003.Drip by Craig A. Knitt2 minutes Marion, WIA series of intricate events are placed into motion by a slowly dripping faucet.Craig’s previous film, 'The Egg' was screened at our 8th festival. Craig is also a founding member of the Wildwood Film Festival held in Appleton. He also teaches Fine Art in his hometown of Marion, Wisconsin.The Whole Truth by Gerald Guthrie8 Minutes Urbana, IllAn animated work that analyzes aspects of human interaction by decontextualizing individual contributions to an 'overly polite' conversation.Gerald received his BFA from UWM in 1973; currently he’s an Associate Professor in the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign.Otto’s Day by Jisun O7 minutes Milwaukee, WIAn ordinary day in the life of an old man who lives alone in a city apartment.Ji-Sun Oh was born in 1975, South Korea and got her B.A. for Fine Arts at Kyunghee University. She presently attends the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee and is working towards an MFA in film.6optionals by Corey Kupfer4 minutes Graton, WIThe unseen process of performingCorey is an undergraduate film & creative writing student at the UWM.L19: Disposed by Paul Whittington3 minutes CanadaThe last few minutes of an android’s life.Paul is a filmmaker from Vancouver Island, he produces short films, stop motion animation and time lapse photography. His previous film 'Android 207' was screened at our 8th festival and was awarded Honorable Mention (runner up) and audience favorite.Small Apartment by Andrew Thomas Betzer (Adult Content/ nudity)7 minutes New Brunswick, CTA middle age man, his son and daughter in law explore love and perversion in 700 square feet of space.Andrew is a graduate of the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) film program. He resides in New York and works at Cineric Inc. restoring/preserving films. His previous film Sans Supervision was screened at our 8th festival.Victim by R. Michael Gull and Jason Williams (Adult content)18 minutes Milwaukee, WIVictim is the brainchild of stand up comic/writer/actor R. Michael Gull. First written by Gull as a short story in 1993, Victim is the tale of Vincent, a man whose concept of love is, shall we say, a bit skewed. He's not a monster. As a matter of fact, he could be your neighbor, your mechanic, or your child's teacher. He could be that guy with the flat tire on the side of the road, or the one behind you at night at the ATM.After sitting on a shelf for over a decade, Victim has been fine tuned into a movie. This dark, disturbing tale is being told with director Jason Williams at the helm and cinematography by Michael Kubaszak. Featuring still photography by renowned photographer Jim Steinfeldt, and original songs written and performed by Olivia Barash (Repo Man, Tuff Turf, Little House on the Prairie, Fame, The Doors) and Binky Tunny. Film score by Brian Jones.R. Michael Gull is an actor. In 2007 he appeared in the Tate Bunker film 'Perceval' and in 2008 you can see him in 'Victim' 'Indefinite', 'Haunted' and more. He is currently in production on a sci/fi thriller, 'Dust' and is in pre-production on another feature film to be released in 2009. This season you can see Michael on the new TV series 'Family Practice', on the Lifetime Network, as well as the final season of the NBC series 'ER'. Also a writer, Michael writes screenplays, has a catalog of over 100 recorded songs, contributes the blog 'Messiah Simplex' to the online edition of VITAL Source magazine and writes short stories.Jason Williams is a full time student working towards a career in feature films. His previous film 'Meniere's Disease' was screened at the Wisconsin Film Festival, Wildwood Film Festival, WILDsound Film Festival and the Southside Film Festival.Bigboy_74 by Tom Marshall (Adult content)10 minutes Middlesbrough, UKA case of mistaken identity leads to suicidal Harry receiving a crash course in 'dogging'.Tom started making films when he was 17, he went on to graduate from Teeside University.
2008 MSFF Panel of Judges for juried films :• Jerry Houser, an actor on such the films like Slap Shot, Summer of ’42 and Another You.
• Tim Lonsdale, the 1st First Assistant Director of ABC’s Eli Stone, TBS’s My Boys, CBS's Ghost Whisperer, and Charmed.
• Uwe Boll, Director on the films In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, BloodRayne, House of the Dead and the upcoming Postal.
• Actor Zack Ward, who appeared in the films A Christmas Story, Freddy vs. Jason, Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Transformers and Postal.
• Lori Kahn, the former Vice President of original programming for the Showtime network. and
• John Van Slyke, Milwaukee playwright and actor in the films Disembodied, The Dirty Job and Slacktime.Previous $1,000 Grand Prize Winners:
9th MSFF- Lance Millar and Donald P. Unverrich for 'Moviebonics'
8th MSFF- Malona P. Voigt for 'Chicxulub'
7th MSFF- James David Oxford for 'Smart Card'
6th MSFF - Eric Gerber for 'Aldara'
5th MSFF- Jeff Fitzsimmons for 'Gaucher'
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