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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Donate on KickStarter and Get a FREE entry to the CSSC
Tweet Looking for a way to support short film AND get a free entry to the CSSC? Starting November 1st, for the rest of the campaign, the first 45 people (one for every day of the ‘Elijah the Prophet’ campaign), … Continue reading
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“Believe” your way to a FREE entry to the CSSC this November! ***Twitter Contest***
Tweet Want a chance to win a free entry to this year’s Canadian Short Screenplay Competition? Want to help a great independent film? Wanna do it all before our campaign finishes? We’ve extended the deadline of our previous contest from … Continue reading
Posted in #scriptchat, #ww, Announcement, Announcements, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, Discounts and Coupons, Helpful Tool, Interesting Find, Screenplay, Short Film, Winner
Tagged all hallow's eve, believer, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, contest, CSSC, elijah the prophet, free entry, ghouls and girls, halloween, i believe, ibelieve, nov 26, November 26, oct 31, October 31, random draw, tweet, Twitter
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Elijah wants YOU!
Tweet Please support our short film project, ELIJAH THE PROPHET (ibelieveinelijah.com) by voting for us on IndieWire’s Project of the Week. It’d mean a lot to us. All you have to do is click and vote! Follow the link: http://apps.facebook.com/my-polls/2ej24e4j … Continue reading
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Tagged david cormican, elijah the prophet, indie wire, indiewire, James Cooper, jesse & zachary herrmann, jesse herrmann, jewish, kick starter, kickstarter, ks, online universities, project of the week, Short Film, zach herrmann, zachary herrmann
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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog the 17th: A Wake Up Call
Tweet Well it happened, I lost my files. My USB drive, my close companion for all these years is now dead. I have had the drive for the last 5 or so years, so I have gotten pretty lazy about … Continue reading
#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog the 16th: Sadly, Film Isn’t Cheap
Tweet For a moment, let’s take a look into the future. You have just polished up that final draft of your script and now before you, typed out so perfectly is a story so fresh and unique it has to … Continue reading
“Believe” your way to a FREE entry to the CSSC this Halloween! ***Twitter Contest***
Tweet Want a chance to win a free entry to this year’s Canadian Short Screenplay Competition? Want to help a great independent film? Wanna do it all before our campaign finishes? We’re raising money on Kickstarter to help bring this … Continue reading
Posted in #scriptchat, #ww, Announcement, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, Discounts and Coupons, Helpful Tool, Interesting Find, Winner
Tagged all hallow's eve, believer, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, contest, CSSC, elijah the prophet, free entry, ghouls and girls, halloween, i believe, ibelieve, nov 26, November 26, oct 31, October 31, random draw, tweet, Twitter
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Brian Markinson, Melanie Nicholls-King and Tonya Lee Williams set to star in new Crowd-Funded Cormican Short Film
The Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, Producer David Cormican and Director James Cooper announce the joining of Canadian actors Brian Markinson, Melanie Nicholls-King and Tonya Lee Williams to their Kick Starter crowd-funded short film, ‘Elijah the Prophet’. Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Hardiman, Alwyn Kumst, Best of Canada, Brian Markinson, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, Cannes, Caprica, Charlie Wilson’s War, crowd-funding, david cormican, Degrassi, drunk driving, elijah the prophet, Emmy, Faces in the Crowd, film funding, Ginger Snaps, James Cooper, Jessica Biel, Katherine Isabelle, kick starter, kickstarter, MADD, Melanie Nicholls-King, Milla Jovovich, Minus Lara, Pass Over, passover, Polka Dot Door, Poor Boy’s Game, Reel Rave International Film Festival, Rookie Blue, rusted pyre, screenplay-competition, She’s The Mayor, Shooter, Short Film, The Border, The Tall Man, The Wire, Tonya Lee Williams, Winner, Y and R, Y&R, YnR, Young & the Restless
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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog the 15th: Tell Me Everything in One Sentence
Tweet What a week this has been. Since we have last talked I have been on a 3 day shoot of a Bridge Award Winning film and now I am gearing up to 2nd AD a 2 day shoot on … Continue reading
Best in Canada! Plenty to be Thankful For
My personal thanks go to the Reel Rave Committee, who no doubt had a very difficult decision in selecting the winners this year and I am humbled that both of the CSSC submitted films nabbed top Canadian honours. Continue reading
Posted in Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, david cormican, Industry News, Minus Lara, Rusted Pyre, Short Film, Winner
Tagged 2011, award, Best In Canada, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, curator, director, Griffith Aaron Baker, Minus Lara, Reel Rave International Film Festival, rusted pyre, Short Film, short script contest, The Mann Art Gallery, Waskesui, Winner
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