Sunday, December 11, 2011

Santa Monica Production Company seeks assistant to two executives.

Santa Monica Production Company seeks assistant to two executives. Company focuses on comic book adaptations for film, television and animation. Must have some prior experience in entertainment. Agency experience is a plus. Strong organizational and communication skills an absolute must. Typical administrative duties, as well as updating website, aiding accountant, scheduling and working with animation and development department. Require a recommendation. Please send resumes to kickstartasst@gmail.com.

United Talent Agency (UTA) seeks qualified candidates for its agent trainee program.

United Talent Agency (UTA) seeks qualified candidates for its agent trainee program. Previous industry experience and bachelors degree required. Candidates must be motivated, extremely detail oriented, have excellent communication and organizational skills and a desire to learn the business of talent representation. This is a very demanding environment with excellent opportunities to work in Film, Television, Music, New Media and Entertainment Marketing. Proficiency with Microsoft Office software is mandatory. Compensation includes overtime and full benefits. References required. www.unitedtalent.com for more information. Fax cover letter & resume to (310) 247-1111 or email to HR@unitedtalent.com. Attn: Human Resources. No calls.

EXECUTIVE & MANAGEMENT POSITION

Reality TV company with a track record of success looking for a motivated, upbeat, superstar Manager of Development and Acquisitions. Job duties include developing shows for both domestic and international markets, reviewing acquisition submissions, coordinating and creating marketing materials (print, web, video) as well as basic office duties; maintaining schedules and contacts, updating reports, rolling calls, etc. The ideal candidate has a strong creative mind for development; coming up with ideas, writing treatments, scripts and copy. Production and post-production experience is also helpful. Photoshop and Final Cut Pro skills preferred. Reply to servicingjob2011@gmail.com

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Seeking Manage or Agent!

Established Talent Management Company, with offices in New York and Los Angeles, is looking to hire a seasoned Manager and or Agent for their rapidly expanding Below-The-Line Division. They are seeking candidates that are highly motivated, savvy and must come with an existing client list. Competitive salary & commission deal offered. All inquiries will be kept confidential. They are looking to fill positions in both their LA and NY offices. Minimum 5 years' experience as Below-The-Line Agent or Manager. Please reply to btlmanager2011@yahoo.com with your CV and info

Global Artists Agency

Global Artists Agency is seeking reliable interns to start as soon as possible. Candidates must be well-spoken, have ability to multi-task and willing to learn. Interns will assist in general office duties including collecting trade clippings and taking down appointments. Great opportunity to see how an agency works. Unpaid, School credit available. Please email cover letter and resume to assistant@globalartistsagency.net

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Seeking Creative and Motivating Interns!

Commercial & feature film director with full development slate, is looking for creative and self-motivating interns. This exciting position will expose you to all of aspects of the business and will include coverage of scripts and manuscripts, script notes, research, visual presentations, and general office assistance. Experience with Final Cut, Photoshop and Dreamweaver is a plus. Looking 2-3 days a week and to start ASAP. Send resumes to: michael@breathlessfilms.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Assistant Job

Busy model and talent agency seek an assistant who want to learn about the modeling/tv commercial industry. Candidates should be computer literate, detail-oriented and creative with strong communication skills. Typical assistant duties. Email resume and cover letter to: agencyasst.resumes@gmail.com

Evolution Management is looking for winter interns

Evolution Management is looking for fall interns to start right away. Interns will work closely with managers performing various tasks such as filing, copying, handling phones, script coverage, submissions, and runs (as needed).Casual work environment with opportunity to explore the business side of the industry. Hours are from 10am-6pm, 1-2 days a week. The position is unpaid. Open to sophomores or above with interest in talent/literary management and/or producing. Interested students should email resumes and cover letters to reception@evolution-ent.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

CULINARY BACHELOR WANTED CHARISMATIC CHEF OR SERIOUS FOODIE FOR HIS OWN DATING SHOW!

CULINARY BACHELOR WANTED
CHARISMATIC CHEF OR SERIOUS FOODIE FOR HIS OWN DATING SHOW!

Are you a chef, restaurateur, foodie, gourmet , or food writer/connoisseur who is ready to find the love of his life?

We are searching NATIONWIDE for a single, attractive and charming culinary enthusiast to be our featured bachelor on a new, unscripted show for a major cable network from a top production company with numerous hit shows on the air.

If chosen, you will be featured on your own series and have the opportunity to date a select group of amazing women who share your love for great food and the culinary arts. You MUST have a strong background in cuisine (food writers and connoisseurs welcome as well!), and be the kind of man who thinks that there's nothing sexier than a woman who can cook her way into your heart.

If this sounds like you, and you're ready to make spectacular meals with the perfect woman, then we want to hear from you!

TO SUBMIT:
email ALL the information requested below, to:
CulinaryBachelor@gmail.com
Be sure to include:
1. Your name (first and last)
2. Contact phone number
3. Age
4. City/State where you live
5. Recent photos (jpg format please)
6. A brief description of your culinary background, and why you'd be perfect for this show.

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Production Jobs!!!!

The Robert Simonds Company (Culver City) Veteran producer Robert Simonds seeks Creative Executive to assist in development of star-driven scripts. New venture startup backed by private equity firm TPG. Salary commensurate with experience. Please forward cover letter and resume for consideration to rsasst@rscfilms.com

Television / feature film production company is seeking a Creative Executive. Must have one to two years' experience in TV. Responsibilities include script coverage, compiling writer/director/actor lists, research and writing detailed notes. Must be familiar with TV writers and showrunners and the general TV development landscape. Executive will be expected to bring in projects and work across both TV (scripted and reality) and Features. Will also assist two senior development executives with some administrative tasks (scheduling/research) when necessary. Send cover letter and resume to tvfilmexecjob@gmail.com

Beverly Hills-based TV Production & Distribution Company seeks Director of International Distribution. Minimum of 2 years' experience in worldwide sales of TV programming required. Most qualified applicant will be driven, organized, with existing contacts around the world. Please send resume and cover letter to: TVDistCo@yahoo.com

Seeking a Junior Manager, or a very seasoned Assistant from an Agency or Management Company to become a Junior Manager within 6 months. Primary responsibility is to cover projects and existing clients. The company is a respected boutique Management Company that is growing quickly. Salary will be based on experience. Resume and cover letter may be sent to: managementcompany99@gmail.com

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT AT NETWORK REALITY SHOW

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT AT NETWORK REALITY SHOW

An executive assistant is needed for a top network reality competition show to start ASAP.

Job location is in Burbank, CA, and pay is $125 per day.

You will be assisting multiple executives while also helping out the story team as a whole. The perfect candidate will be VERY organized, story-minded and able to handle many assignments at once. We absolutely need an assertive self-starter and people person who is hard working and keeps a positive attitude, even at the end of a long shoot day!

Past experience in the industry (preferably in reality TV) is essential, a journalism background is also helpful.

The position will be granted on a trial basis with the potential to continue to the end of our season in October 2012.

This is a great opportunity for someone looking to learn the reality story ropes in both the field and post on a major show!


TO APPLY:
email your COVER LETTER and RESUME asap to:
lindsayagt7@gmail.com

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Awesome Internship Opportunities for College Students and Recent Graduates

Artist Management is a boutique talent management firm in Santa Monica that manages actors in film, television, and theater. We are looking for a bright, motivated, hard-working intern/student to join our team. We are looking for someone who can take direction and knows his or her way around a professional office. Some office duties include: answering phones, taking messages, light filing, light script reading, etc. Class credit and small stipend offered at the end of internship. Previous entertainment industry experience is not required. Please send email and resume to Assistant@CGArtistManagement.com Jackson-Medavoy Entertainment is seeking interns to start immediately. Duties include assisting with basic office tasks, filing, research, script coverage and occasionally covering manager's desks. Candidates should be detail oriented and reliable. This is an excellent opportunity for someone looking to learn about talent representation. This is an unpaid internship but you may receive college credit if necessary. Please send cover letters and resumes to: JME.intern@gmail.com Oscar winning documentary director is looking for a Production Intern. Duties will include: office support, answering phones, research, on set production assisting. Looking for candidates who are smart, energetic, reliable, who have a car and are extremely computer savvy (especially on Mac). This is an unpaid - school credit only internship. Send cover letter/resume to rockdocs2010@gmail.com

Occupant Films

(All The Boys Love Mandy Lane, The Wackness) is looking for interns. Duties include clerical tasks, but the bulk of the internship consists of immersion into both development and production, including script coverage and research. Occupant is a small company and has numerous film, television, and web projects in active development. This position is unpaid. College credit is available. Send resumes to occupantinternship@gmail.com

Monday, October 31, 2011

New Production Internships!

Working Title Films (Pride and Prejudice, About a Boy, Bridget Jones's Diary, Fargo) is searching for intern candidates for the Fall semester. Duties include general office work—phones, copying, going on runs, etc—as well as learning the ropes of development work. Being a smaller, more hands-on company, Working Title offers a very educational and beneficial experience in the industry. Candidates must be outgoing and fun, hard working and proactive, personable and quick on their feet. College credit available. Submit resume & cover letter w/your name in file name. Email: workingtitlehr@gmail.com

Radiant Productions, director Wolfgang Petersen's company, is actively seeking development interns. We are looking for smart, hardworking, dependable people who are eager to learn. Interns will read scripts, books, and graphic novels; write coverage and story notes; complete research projects; and handle general office duties. They may also have the opportunity to join internal, pitch, or general meetings, at the supervisor's discretion. College credit and at least 2 full days/week are required. Please fax cover letter and resume to (310) 656-1408, or email them to radiantproductions@hotmail.com, with "Internship" in the subject line.

Frederic Golchan Productions (Twelve, Chaos Theory), associated with Radar Pictures, is looking for summer development/office interns. Duties include coverage, rolling calls, scheduling, etc. This is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience, as you will be working directly with Mr. Golchan. Internship is unpaid but college credit is available. Must commit to 2-3 days a week for minimum 3 months. Email resume and cover letter to asstgolchan@gmail.com


ROAR is an entertainment company with well-rounded expertise in talent, brand management, business development, film and television production, sponsorship engagement and marketing. We are currently seeking driven and dedicated fall interns who can assist in our talent management department. Cover letters and resumes to roarintern@gmail.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Sunday, October 9, 2011

PRODUCTION JOBS!!!!

gent position available at Cloutier Remix. We are a talent agency based in Los Angeles representing hair, makeup, manicurists and wardrobe stylists. Ideal candidate has previous booking experience and/or experience in the industries of advertising, editorial, celebrity, photographer/director production or repping. Focus is on procuring work opportunities, negotiating and scheduling. We are a cohesive team working in a creative and competitive industry. Industry references are a must. Submit Resumes to info@cloutierremix.com

Well established talent agency seeks experienced agent in Film/TV area. Ideal candidate has prior agency or management experience and will possess major casting and industry contacts. Must be a self-starter and an independent worker with excellent communication and negotiating skills. Please send resume and cover letter to: windowbench@yahoo.com

Producer for MTV Networks: Electronics Savvy, Niche Producer needed for a live Telecast. Responsible for developing and executing highly creative and innovative live multi-platform content. Work closely with Senior Management, Editorial and Talent to pinpoint electronic and consumer trends, define the state of the industry, and book exclusive reveals/announcements.
Must be tech, multi-platform, and social media savvy. Electronics and Technology contacts, and live experience imperative.
Please send materials to LiveTVProducerNeeded@gmail.com

Reality TV production company is looking for a Director of Development and a Manager of Development. You must have prior Production Company, Network Development and or Agency Experience. You must have existing relationships with networks and have a network of writers, producers and agents that you deal with. You will be required to find new properties, new talent, produce presentation tapes and deal with networks and agencies. We are making several hires and are in the process of expanding the business. Please submit your resume and cover letter to ideas@tiftv.com

Working Title Films is searching for intern candidates for the Fall 2011 semester


Working Title Films is searching for intern candidates for the Fall 2011 semester. Duties include general office work—phones, copying, going on runs, etc—as well as learning the ropes of development work. Opportunity to write coverage. As a smaller, more hands-on company, Working Title offers a very educational and beneficial experience in the industry. Candidates must be outgoing and fun, hard-working and smart, personable and quick on their feet. Lunch paid. Please submit resume and cover letter to workingtitlehr@gmail.com with subject: Internship.

For College Students and Recent Graduates!

Boutique Talent Management Company Needs Intern

Boutique Talent Management Company with A-list clients seeking eager interns to start immediately. Must be able to handle heavy phones and other administrative duties. Candidate should be motivated, professional, organized, and computer literate. Interest in talent management is a plus. Please send cover letter and resume to Ruth@managementsac.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

HIRING MANAGER OF DEVELOPMENT TOP REALITY PRODUCTION COMPANY

HIRING MANAGER OF DEVELOPMENT
TOP REALITY PRODUCTION COMPANY


Leading independent reality production company, based in Los Angeles, is seeking a Manager of Development to join its innovative and growing Development department.

Key qualities include solid writing ability, strong work ethic, and sharp intellect. Applicants must have some experience researching, developing and formatting original program ideas, and have a sincere interest in non-scripted television. Shooting and editing skills preferable, but not required.

Pay is negotiable depending upon experience.

TO SUBMIT:
email your COVER LETTER, RESUME, WRITING SAMPLE and SALARY REQUIREMENTS to:
development.mgmt.job@gmail.com

Saturday, October 8, 2011

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT wanted for the COO/Executive Producer of a reality TV production company.

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT wanted for the COO/Executive Producer of a reality TV production company.

Looking for a highly motivated person who can keep up in a fast-paced environment. The assistant will work with the executive in the office and occasionally on location when shooting.

Duties include, but are not limited to:
Coordinating a hectic schedule, rolling calls, handling legal documents, generating development and ratings reports, general office upkeep, supporting production staff, and much more.

Must be a multi-tasker, exercise discretion, be attentive to detail, and have a hunger to excel in the TV industry. On-set experience a plus, but not mandatory. Previous network, production company, legal and/or agency experience preferred.

FYI: This is a great opportunity to learn the ins and outs of reality TV production, and this position will set you on a track for any job in reality TV production -- post, physical production, creative production, etc. Definite room for growth -- this exec's former assistants have gone on to become producers or executives at the company.

Pay negotiable, depending upon experience.

TO SUBMIT:
email your COVER LETTER and RESUME to:
cooasst@yahoo.com

State Farm Good Neighbor Service-Learning Grants Deadline: November 9

State Farm Good Neighbor Service-Learning Grants
Deadline: November 9
State Farm is proud to team up with YSA to offer grants of up to $1,000 for service-learning projects in K-12 public schools in all fifty US states and the District of Columbia, and in the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Ontario and New Brunswick. The State Farm Good Neighbor Service-Learning Grants encourage semester-long projects. Up to 125 grants will be awarded; at least 10-15 grants will support projects addressing teen driver safety issues. Learn more at www.YSA.org/goodneighbor

The Stephen J. Brady STOP Hunger Scholarships

The Stephen J. Brady STOP Hunger Scholarships, a program of the Sodexo Foundation, recognize students who are driving awareness and mobilizing youth to be catalysts for innovative models and solutions to eliminate hunger in America.

Fifty-million people are at risk of hunger, including 17 million children. The Sodexo Foundation works to ensure that every child in the U.S., especially those most at risk, grows up with dependable access to enough nutritious food to enable them to lead a healthy, productive life.

The Stephen J. Brady STOP Hunger Scholarships recognize and reward students who have made a significant impact in the fight against hunger. The scholarship recipients each receive $5,000 for their education as well as a $5,000 matching grant in their name for the hunger-related charity of their choice.

Stephen J. Brady STOP Hunger Scholarships are open to students (Kindergarten through graduate school) enrolled in an accredited educational institution in the United States. Applicants must have demonstrated on-going commitment to their community by performing unpaid volunteer services impacting hunger in the United States at least within the last 12 months. Applications for Stephen J. Brady STOP Hunger Scholarships will be accepted through December 5, 2011. Learn more: http://bit.ly/qImcz3

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Sony Internship

Extreme Music(Santa Monica) has a position open in their Sales/Marketing department. Role will develop Extreme's position in the US market, identify potential new clients and music users and maintain existing client base, who will consistently utilize the Extreme Libraries, to maximize revenue and increase market share in line with given targets. Minimum 2 years experience in Marketing/Sales. E-mail resume to Jessica.kuzera@sonyatv.com (specify position) or visit sony.com for full job description.

College Internship Only!

Production Internship

Small A-list director-based production company seeking fall interns. Casual and collaborative atmosphere. Duties to include phones, reading, general office management as well as some personal duties. Must be available 2-3 days a week and have a car. Submit résumés to nick@rabbit-hole.com

College Students Only!!!!!

Distribution Internship

Successful production and distribution company seeks interns in film finance and accounting, with the opportunity to read if you'd like. Intern would learn from and assist Director of Finance in creation of pro formas, business models, breakevens, talent deals, waterfalls, expense reports. Internships non-paid. Email matthewnry@gmail.com

Special Note: E-mail resume with a brief intro and your resume pasted into the body of the email (don't worry about formatting).


DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Sunday, September 11, 2011

COLLEGE STUDENTS ONLY INTERNSHIP

42West is seeking a qualified assistant for the talent department. Candidates must be extremely detailed, organized, possess a high level of initiative, and have the ability to multi-task and be resourceful. Candidates with at least 1 year experience in entertainment will be considered. Daily duties include: phones, calendar, press clippings, press kits, and requests. Must be willing to work late nights and weekends. Email resume and cover letter to Brittany.Macofsky@42west.net

MTV WANTS YOU!!!!! FOR ND ALUMS ONLY!!!!!!!!!! NOT CURRENT STUDENTS

The MTV Series Development department is currently seeking interns for the Fall 2011. Duties include: general office responsibilities, giving input on pitches, researching new series, sitting in on casting/notes sessions, organizing office space, tape/DVD dubbing, filling in on assistant desks, occasional creative work (editing, writing), etc. All college level students at both undergraduate and graduate levels and all majors are accepted. Students must be registered in an internship credit course. This is a unpaid internship. Students must possess general office/computer skills; be internet-savvy; have strong communication (both verbal and written) and organizational skills. Students should be able to intern 2-3 days per week for about 16-30 hours a week; hours are flexible. To apply contact: jeffrey.hevert@mtvnmix.com 8/16

Prudential Spirit of Community Awards Program Invites Entries From Young Volunteers

Prudential Spirit of Community Awards Program Invites Entries From Young Volunteers
The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program annually honors middle and high school students across the U.S. for helping to improve their communities through volunteer activities. The program's goals are to applaud young people who already are making a positive difference in their towns and neighborhoods, and to inspire others to think about how they might contribute to their communities.

The awards, sponsored by Prudential Financial, Inc. in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals, honor outstanding community service performed during the previous year by young people in grades 5 through 12 at the local, state, and national levels.

To be eligible, a young person must be in grades 5-12 as of November 1, 2011; be a legal resident of any U.S. state or Washington, D.C.; have engaged in a volunteer activity that occurred at least partly during the twelve months prior to the date of application; and submit a completed application to a school principal or the head of an officially designated local organization by the November 1 deadline.

Participating schools and local organizations will select local honorees in November and present them with Certificates of Achievement. All local honorees are then reviewed by a state-level judging committee, which will name the top two candidates from each state and the District of Columbia — one high school student and one middle level student -— as state honorees in February 2012. State honorees will each receive $1,000 awards, engraved silver medallions, and an all-expense-paid trip (with parent) to Washington, D.C., in May 2012 for recognition events. Runners-up at the state level will receive bronze medallions or Certificates of Excellence.

In Washington, a national selection committee will name ten of the one hundred and two state honorees as America's top youth volunteers of the year. These national honorees will each receive additional awards of $5,000, gold medallions, crystal trophies for their nominating schools or organizations, and $5,000 grants from the Prudential Foundation for the nonprofit, charitable organizations of their choice.

Contact:
Link to Complete RFP

Primary Subject: Children and Youth
Geographic Funding Area: National

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Kopelson Entertainment Needs A Lot of Interns!

Kopelson Entertainment (Platoon, The Fugitive, Se7en) is seeking to fill multiple internship positions in a friendly, open environment. Ideal candidates will be motivated, responsible, and eager to learn. Duties would include phones, administrative tasks, reading scripts and writing coverage. We provide an environment where interns can learn the ins-and-outs of the film industry. The internship is unpaid, but lunch is covered. Send your resume to manny@kopelson.com


DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Rumpus Entertainment Needs Intern!

Intern needed for Rumpus Entertainment. Rumpus is the production company of director Steve Carr (Paul Blart: Mall Cop). Candidate should have strong story skills and passion for broad comedy. Duties include: reading, coverage, notes, research, filing, and miscellaneous office duties. Unpaid internship. Send resumes to pete@rumpusla.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Monday, August 1, 2011

YSA Seeks Back to School Bloggers

YSA Seeks Back to School Bloggers
Have you checked out the YSA Blog recently? Recently, guest blogs have included "Hugh O'Brian Youth: Leadership through Service", "Bringing Youth On Board", and "Something to Tweet About". YSA is looking for five people to join the ranks of YSA's guest bloggers and contribute to our "Back to School" series on our blog. We are looking for students, educators, administrators and community partners to write two blog posts about their experiences with education and service. Please apply by August 4th. Learn more and apply at http://bit.ly/obUQ2Z

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Aperture Entertainment

Aperture Entertainment, a small, busy management / production company seeks interns for 2010. Standard intern duties and hours apply with tons of opportunity to participate creatively in company and client projects. Ideally looking for somebody who can work 2-3 days a week for at least 3 months. Must be comfortable with a dog in the office. Please submit cover letter, references and resume to agasst@aperture-ent.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Beverly Hills Internship

Production/Management Company in Beverly Hills seeks office interns for the fall season to start immediately. Required availability is two days a week M-F, 9AM-7PM. Duties will range from general office tasks to providing creative input as well as performing research. Applicants should be proficient with Mac and PC computers and be able to handle phones. Unpaid; mileage reimbursed. School credit required. Please send cover letters and resumes as attachments to officeinterns@gmail.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Thursday, July 28, 2011

IndieVest Pictures is seeking interns for 2-3 days a week

IndieVest Pictures is seeking interns for 2-3 days a week

Strong Management seeks interns to start immediately. Duties include phones, research, covering breakdowns, filing, coordinating appointments. Interns must have reliable transportation and a positive, hard-working attitude. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to learn about the management business. Please send cover letters and resumes to: bevassist@bstrongmanagement.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT / COORDINATOR POSITION FOR PRODUCER'S REP / ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY / EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT / COORDINATOR POSITION
FOR PRODUCER'S REP / ENTERTAINMENT ATTORNEY / EXECUTIVE PRODUCER


Executive Producer/Entertainment Attorney's office immediately seeking executive assistant/coordinator with interest in film and TV international and domestic sales, financing, marketing, publicity, distribution, and entertainment law.

Organized multi-tasker, PC proficient with Internet skills, and 55+ wpm typing, and solid administrative and accounting skills especially with Excel. Strong knowledge/interest in independent film markets, festival circuit, production companies, and agencies an asset.

Exciting position for someone to help develop new projects and also have input on new scripts. Entry-level position with great potential for advancement.

Pay is $450 per week.

TO APPLY:
Be sure to mention you heard about this from Jeff Gund at INFOLIST.com for priority consideration, and email your COVER LETTER and RESUME asap (all attachments MUST be pdf format ONLY) to:
entesquire@aol.com
OR Fax to (310) 914-7927

No Calls please.

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Columbia College Hollywood - High School Day

Dear Prospective Student,

If you're still dreaming of a career in the film and television industry, get off the couch and join Columbia College Hollywood at our next Experience CCH Day on Friday, July 29th, 2011 from 11am-3pm. During our Experience CCH day, you'll learn how our students have gotten jobs on some of Hollywood's biggest films including Avatar, Twilight: Eclipse and Transformers 3.


You'll also tour our campus and see a live student production in action, meet with admissions and financial aid representatives , meet faculty members and hear about our newest class taught by Academy Award nominee James Franco (127 hours). To read more about our James Franco taught class, please click the link below.

THE JAMES FRANCO CLASS AT COLUMBIA COLLEGE HOLLYWOOD
At CCH, you learn from Emmy and Oscar winners, with emphases in Directing, Producing, Screenwriting, Cinematography, Entertainment Business or Editing/Visual Effects. You learn the whole art and the whole business, and then put your art to work in the business. Our flexible class schedule also lets you work while you study. With a currently difficult job market and with the entertainment industry being almost recession-proof, now is the perfect time to continue your education and work toward a job in entertainment. And you graduate with a hot production reel and a real degree, not just a certificate.

Our college offers either a Bachelor of Fine Arts or an Associate of Fine Arts degree in film and/or television production, so whether you want to be a director, screenwriter, producer, editor, cinematographer or all of the above, we'll give you the hands-on skills you need to succeed in the entertainment industry. And for Freshman, Sophomores and Juniors in high school, we also have a Summer Filmmaking program to help you get your feet wet and even earn you college credit!
To reserve your place for our Open House, simply reply to this email with the number of guests in your group and consider yourself confirmed. And best of all, if you apply for admission during our Open House, we'll WAIVE our standard $50.00 application fee. If you can't make this Open House but still want to tour Columbia College Hollywood, call us or visit our website and click the "Visit Us" link and we'll be happy to arrange a separate tour just for you.

If you have general questions about our program or need any additional information, feel free to give us a call or email your questions to admissions@columbiacollege.edu.

If you need driving directions to our campus, click here.
We hope to see you on Friday, July 29th between 11am and 3pm!


The Admissions Team
Columbia College Hollywood

Last Chance: Writing for TV 2011 Almost Sold Out

TICKETS SELLING FAST! SIGN UP NOW FOR THE WRITERS GUILD FOUNDATION’S ANNUAL TV DAY

WRITING FOR TELEVISION 2011
What You Need to Know About Your Career in Television Writing

Saturday, July 30, 2011
9:15am to 7pm
At the WGF/WGA headquarters, 7000 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048

SPEAKERS/PANELISTS (confirmed subject to availability):
Speakers and moderators will include writers Chris Brancato, Brannon Braga and writing staff from Terra Nova, Doug Ellin, Jane Espenson, Jay Kogen, Andrew Marlowe, Bill Prady, Shonda Rhimes, Shawn Ryan, plus Ari Greenburg (agent, WME), Ryan Ly (agent CAA), Patrick Moran (Senior VP, Creative Development, ABC), and Maira Suro (Senior VP, Development & Current Programming, Universal Cable), Pam Veasey

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9:15 Registration

10:00 PANEL – THE STATE OF PLAY
How are television and the role of writers changing in the current environment? How does the television writer thrive against the challenges of online competition, DVR, cable, and satellite? What do cutting costs mean to the working writer? To the writer trying to get staffed? What does the future hold for the scripted television writer? What’s the current state of the market?
A panel of writers, execs and agents.

11:30 Break

12:00 PANEL – ANATOMY OF A SHOW
How do you create a show from the ground up? What are the elements you need to consider? How do you evaluate an idea in terms of what will and won’t work? How do you deliver on great expectations? How does the process in the writers’ room work? How do you develop the through story over time?
The showrunner and several writing staff from the upcoming show Terra Nova will discuss these and other issues.

1:30 Lunch

2:30 PANEL – THE 800 POUND GORILLA
What exactly is involved in being a showrunner? Join a panel of writer producers as they discuss their current status as both writers and production entities. How did they get their show to hit status and how do they keep it there? How do they take care of their own writing careers while also running a hit show? How do they guide other writers the process that they themselves have successfully navigated? How do they balance work and real life? What will they do differently next time?

Several top showrunners tell all.

4:00 Break

4:30 PANEL – BREAKING IN
Join a panel of writers as they share their experiences of breaking into the television business. How did they break in? What did they do? How long did it take? What is their advice to up and coming writers who’ve yet to be staffed? What was some of the best and worst advice they got when they were trying to break in? What are the keys to not just breaking in but staying in the business?

A mix of seasoned and new writers plus representation discuss these and other questions.

6:00 Wine & cheese reception in library

GET TICKETS NOW!
Prices include all-day parking, lunch, and evening reception.
$150 - General
$125 - WGA member with ID*
$110 - Student with dated, current full-time ID, and active duty military or veterans*
*Valid ID must be shown at check in or General price will be charged.

CANCELLATION POLICY:
Cancellations received prior to 5pm, Monday July 25: Full refund less $20 processing fee
Cancellations received by 5:01pm 7/25/11 to 5pm Thursday July 28: 50% refund
NO REFUND FOR CANCELLATIONS RECEIVED AFTER 5PM 7/28/11.
Call 323-782-4692 if you need to cancel.


Visit www.WGFoundation.org for full info, updates, and tickets to all events.

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Myriad Picture Needs An Intern!


Myriad Pictures, a Santa Monica based development, production and film sales company is looking for interns. Tasks include reading, coverage, participation in weekend read meetings, general office duties, etc. Applicants should be motivated, detail-oriented, and proficient in MS Office. This is an incredible opportunity to experience multiple aspects of the film industry. Internship is unpaid. Participants MUST be eligible for academic credit. Hiring immediately. Flexible schedule. Apply to myriadinternship@yahoo.com<


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Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Motion Pictures (credits include the upcoming AMC series "The Walking Dead", "Incredible Hulk", "Armageddon", "Terminator 1


Development Interns needed at Gale Anne Hurd's Valhalla Motion Pictures (credits include the upcoming AMC series "The Walking Dead", "Incredible Hulk", "Armageddon", "Terminator 1 & 2", "Aliens", etc). Duties include script coverage and research on active projects, as well as general administrative. Looking for people that can start ASAP, as well as this Fall. Must have previous intern experience to be considered. Send resumes to vmp@valhallapix.com

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Friday, July 1, 2011

Fall Internship

September/early October. Duties include reading scripts, writing coverage, and general administrative tasks. This is a great opportunity to gain exposure to all aspects of the filmmaking process. Ideal candidates should be students enrolled in a college or university with excellent writing skills. This is an unpaid internship. Please send a brief cover letter and resume to ivpinterns@gmail.com

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Seeking Motivated Intern!

Busy independent film sales company looking for highly motivated intern. Tasks include assisting the President and VP, especially during film markets, script coverage, basic office duties including filing, research, data entry and creating materials for distributors. Applicants should be computer literate, well spoken, organized and have the ability to multitask. Internship allows for small stipend depending on hours worked. Please send cover letter and resume to cmg@cinemamanagementgroup.com



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Sunday, June 26, 2011

CFO POSITION AT PRODUCTION/MARKETING COMPANY

CFO POSITION AT PRODUCTION/MARKETING COMPANY


United Motion Entertainment, Inc. (UME) seeks a Chief Financial Officer for the start up of this hybrid production & marketing firm that is set to revolutionize the way entertainment is produced, distributed and promoted. UME has gathered well-known industry personnel on its board of advisors and is poised to become the next major film studio, differentiated by its 21st century approach to entertainment franchises.

Position will directly manage financial planning, monitor operating results, and have a key role in refining the mission of this organization.

Perfect candidate has background as studio/network executive who wants to start his own department, realize his own visions, set his own goals, and have the opportunity to be part of a company that will revolutionize the way this industry looks at entertainment financing, production, distribution, and marketing models.

CFO will potentially become company's COO.

Industry: Film/TV/New Media production & marketing
Area of Interest: Finance / Accounting
Location: Los Angeles
Hours: Part-Time for 3 months, then full time
Pay: Negotiable DOE


Job Responsibilities:

* Prepare project and company budgets & forecasts for potential investors. Consolidate detailed revenue and expense projections for each plan cycle that includes: operational budget, mid year forecast, long-term plan, and year-end forecast.

* Explore and create new business & financing models that combine traditional funding resources with contemporary branded entertainment; determine staff needs and build your own team of experts to implement new models.

* Reach out to venture capitalists & angel investors to locate funding for company's operational and project costs. Find investors interested in co-financing and co-production arrangements.

* Primary liaison to stakeholders and financiers.

* Prepare presentations of plan results for each forecast cycle to relevant stakeholders for sign off and consolidation into combined results.

* Develop management reports for revenue outlooks, monthly, quarterly and annual updates including comparison of plan against budget and prior periods, as appropriate.

* Build the organization's capacity to manage its finances as it grows; bring a strategic, high-level perspective to the organization's finance and accounting needs.

* Maintain close relationship with company's management team to make decisions through a financial lens and educate staff on financial literacy.

* In keeping with the organization's mission to become "the film studio of the 21st century", be open to continuous innovation and apply a creative approach to problem solving.

* Other special projects as required.

Job Requirements:

* BA/BS degree in Accounting, Business or related field requirement.
* Minimum of 5 years experience in financial systems, accounting and finance required
* Experience with accounting, tax and business issues required.
* Entertainment and/or publishing industry experience required.
* Thorough knowledge of US and international production incentives preferred.
* Must have knowledge of advertising metrics in relation to brand & company revenue (e.g. CPM).
* Must have effective presentation and tactful communication skills with persons on all levels.
* Must have the ability to pay close attention to detail and understand written and oral instructions.
* Must have the ability to organize and schedule work effectively.
* Must have the ability to multi-task and work well under time constraints.
* Must be able to work in a fast paced environment.
* Must be able to work independently and meet deadlines.
* Must be able to travel domestically and internationally.

TO APPLY:
Email your COVER LETTER and RESUME to:
ume.applications@gmail.com

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Paramount Pictures is looking for a fall marketing Intern

Paramount Pictures is looking for a fall marketing Intern. Responsibilities include: Creating compilation reels, copying DVDs, participating/taking notes in creative meetings. Must be a hard worker, resourceful, detail-oriented and have excellent follow through. Must be ENROLLED in a Bachelors or Masters Degrees program at an accredited institution. Must be able to commit 20 hours/week. Interested candidates must submit a resume/CV to be considered. This is a paid internship. Please submit a cover letter and resume to JGasst@gmail.com

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Intern needed!!!!!

Intern needed for Rumpus Entertainment. Rumpus is the production company of director Steve Carr (Paul Blart: Mall Cop). Candidate should have strong story skills and passion for broad comedy. Duties include: reading, coverage, notes, research, filing, and miscellaneous office duties. Unpaid internship. Send resumes to pete@rumpusla.com


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Fuse Entertainment (Burn Notice, The Good Guys) Internship

Fuse Entertainment (Burn Notice, The Good Guys) currently seeks reliable, enthusiastic and dedicated intern for the Fall 2010 semester. Interns will get to be hands on and are encouraged to ask questions and contribute creatively. Responsibilities include: clerical support, phones, script coverage and research. Candidates should have strong interest in television development and MUST be receiving school credit. Previous knowledge of script coverage is appreciated but not required. Unpaid. No calls please. Please send resumes and cover letters to fuseentintern@gmail.com


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Friday, June 3, 2011

Disney | ABC Television Writing Program & Warner Bros. Television Writers' Workshop

Just wanted to remind you that there are several upcoming deadlines you should be aware of:

Disney | ABC Television Writing Program
Writers become employees of Disney | ABC Television Group and will be paid a weekly salary of $961.54 ($50,000.00 annualized) plus any applicable benefits for which they are eligible in accordance with the then-current Company benefits plans. The program is designed to expose aspiring writers to key executives, producers and literary representatives - all essential in the pursuit of a writing career. Additionally, while in the program, writers have the opportunity to work one-on-one with a current programming or development executive to create spec scripts of series from the current broadcast season. The ultimate goal is to prepare and nurture the writers for a professional writing career.
Applications now available and will be accepted until June 1.
Click here for details.

Warner Bros. Television Writers' Workshop
For over 30 years, the Warner Bros. Television Writers' Workshop has been the premier writing program for new writers looking to start and further their career in the world of television. The list of graduates who have gone on to do great things is long: Marc Cherry (Desperate Housewives), Greg Garcia (My Name Is Earl) and Felicia Henderson (Soul Food) to name a few. Every year, the Workshop selects up to 10 participants out of almost 1,000 submissions and exposes them to Warner Bros. Television's top writers and executives, all with the ultimate goal of earning them a staff position on a Warner Bros. produced television show.
Applications accepted until June 1.
For details visit: writersworkshop.warnerbros.com

Friday, May 27, 2011

Best Buy Community Grants

Best Buy Community Grants
Deadline: August 1
Best Buy teams across the U.S. select non-profit organizations that provide positive experiences to help teens to excel in school and develop life and leadership skills. Non-profits located within 50 miles of a Best Buy store or Regional Distribution Center may apply. Grants will average $4,000-$6,000 and will not exceed $10,000. http://bit.ly/l8gGrz

American Dream Photo Contest

American Dream Photo Contest
Deadline: July 4
To enter, anyone can upload two original pictures - one of their American Dream and one of their American Reality. Youth will then share their personalized link via Twitter and Facebook, sparking a dialogue with their friends and peers across the country surrounding their American Dream. The entry with the most ‘likes’ and ‘shares’ will have a chance to win great prizes, including a new Wifi iPad2 or a trip for two to the OpportunityNation national summit in New York City this November! http://bit.ly/lLjy0y

9/11 Service-Learning Grants

9/11 Service-Learning Grants
Deadline: June 17
Available to youth ages 5-25 and teachers/educators who work with youth ages 5-25, YSA will award 10-20 $500 or $1,000 grants to youth-led projects that address important community needs while helping youth - many of who have no first hand memory of the event - remember and honor the 9/11 victims and their families, understand the significance of the event, and commit to sustaining our democracy through service. Projects will need to address one of YSA's 9 for 9/11 - 9 lessons from the event and related ideas for service-learning projects. www.YSA.org/grants/911

Parade All-America High School Service Team Awards

Parade All-America High School Service Team Awards
Deadline: May 30
The All-America High School Service Team recognizes students in grades 9 through 12 who have made exemplary contributions in the service areas of: health, education, environment, economics or community. The top 50 finalists, 10 per issue category, will receive certificates. The top 15 (3 per issue category), will receive a two-day paid trip to Washington, D.C. to receive their award and special recognition. The deadline to nominate for this prestigious award has just been extended to Monday, May 30th, 5:00pm EST. http://bit.ly/ige3KJ

Thursday, May 19, 2011

RI is in need of an intern with film/video editing experience.

RI is in need of an intern with film/video editing experience. Final Cut Pro proficiency/mastery is required, as this is an active editing position (not a coffee runner, file person). Ideal candidate will have final cut pro on his/her laptop and can work out of our office 2-3 days (mornings or afternoons) per week. College credit provided with tremendous entertainment, editing and communication/pr experience at a worldwide relief agency. Person should be based in Los Angeles, enrolled as a university student and available to begin immediately. Please have interested candidates contact Katie.kornfield@RI.org

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

JOB OPPORTUNITY FOR COLLEGE GRADUATE

Assistant to Producer. Must have experience working on an assistant desk and be detail oriented, resourceful, able to prioritize and multitask, have excellent phone, communication and organizational skills, plus discretion with confidential materials. Responsibilities include phones, scheduling, research, follow up, and script coverage. Agency and film business experience preferred. Mac, Microsoft Office, fdr and FileMaker proficiency required with ability to quickly learn software. E-mail cover letter, photo and resume: producersasst2011@gmail.com

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Jumpstart Youth-led Intergenerational Programs

Jumpstart Youth-led Intergenerational Programs
Deadline: May 31
Generations United and MetLife Foundation are awarding grants of $1,000 to organizations in developing youth-led intergenerational programs. Projects can range from young people assisting older people in delivering meals, teaching technology, or helping with projects around the house; or younger and older people working together to address a community issue, build a community garden or create an arts project - and many other creative projects. http://bit.ly/mCprqx

Monday, May 16, 2011

SUMMER BOOT CAMP PROGRAM

SUMMER BOOT CAMP PROGRAM

THE YOUNG Performers Studio WANTS YOU!!!


They are giving $1000 scholarships to 3 boys ages 14 -17 for our summer boot camp program that we conduct at CSUN. That reduces the fee to $980 for a 12 day program with 70+ hours of training, photo shoot, and two showcases for agents. Participants can come as day students or live on campus in dorm with other kids from all over the country -- and a few international kids as well.

If interested, please contact the following:

Donnajeanne Goheen
Young Performers Studio
office: 818-386-8248
cell: 818-335-5202

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Worldwide film production

Worldwide film production, finance and sales company based in West Hollywood seeks interns interested in learning about global theatrical marketplace. Focus is on presales, financing, and festivals. Part-time and full-time welcome. Business school students encouraged to apply. Should be Mac capable and have excellent office skills including Microsoft Office. Must be receiving credit. Send resume to internships@essential-ent.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Cowan Entertainment Internship Program

Interns needed for Cowan Entertainment (just wrapped RED LIGHTS starring Robert De Niro and Sigourney Weaver). Main responsibilities include reading, script coverage, research, answering phones, copying, checking availabilities, and general administrative duties. The internship is non-paid and starts immediately. Send resume, cover letter, and coverage sample (if you have one) to: info@cowanent.com


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Friday, May 13, 2011

Occupant Films is looking for interns.

Occupant Films is looking for interns. Duties include clerical tasks, but the bulk of the internship consists of immersion into both development and production, including script coverage and research. This isn't a "busy work" internship. Occupant is a small company and has numerous film, television, and web projects in active development. Send resumes to occupantinternship@gmail.com. This position is unpaid. College credit is available.

Friday, May 6, 2011

NOYS Youth Turn It Around Awards

NOYS Youth Turn It Around Awards
Deadline: May 31
Has a traffic tragedy occurred in a community near you? You can create an educational and sustainable project to help prevent the tragedy from happening again: Utilize the YOUTH-Turn resources; Send your project proposal to YOUTH-Turn; and Implement the project in May 2011 for National Youth Traffic Safety Month. There is no timeline required of when the tragedy occurred. First Place = $5,000. Second Place = $3,000. Third Place = $2,000. http://bit.ly/lxCTif

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Summer Internship Program

MarVista Entertainment, a television production and international distribution company, seeks interns for the Production department. Duties include heavy reading, coverage, and general office maintenance. Must have own laptop and reliable transportation. This is for college credit only. This is a great opportunity for anyone wanting to get into development. Send cover letter, resume, and sample coverage to kmcgahey@marvista.net

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

WKCD Grad Speech Contest 2011

WKCD Grad Speech Contest 2011
Deadline: June 1
"Embracing Mistakes" is the theme for the 2011 WKCD Graduation Speech Contest, because we want to hear from you—whether you are a senior or a freshman—about the good side of getting things wrong. The contest is open to youth ages 12 to 19. The speech must be 300 - 500 words long and address the theme, "Embracing Mistakes." There will be five winners ($100 gift certificate from Amazon.com). Winning speeches along with honorable mentions will appear on the WKCD website. http://bit.ly/map7rW

Do Something Disaster Relief Grants

Do Something Disaster Relief Grants
Deadline: May 15
In response to the devastating tornadoes ripping across the deep south which have killed over 200 people at latest count, DoSomething.org is offering 10 special $500 grants for community action projects that directly relate to domestic disaster relief. Whether your program will help those affected by the recent southern storms or Texas wildfires, we'll support the best ideas that will give back to communities fast. http://bit.ly/lbpKpU

Sunday, April 24, 2011

Santa Monica Internship

A major film production company, based out of Santa Monica, CA, is looking for interns for the current semester. Internship responsibilities include script coverage, industry research, covering phones and desks, and general office assistance. The internship is unpaid and for school credit only, but we offer a more personal experience in a supportive environment and appreciate love/passion for film. Please send resumes to internipb@gmail.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots Youth Leadership Award Deadline: May 16

The Youth Leadership Award recognizes an individual (14 to 26 years of age) who exhibit leadership and excellence through his or her work to help preserve our natural world, protect animals or benefit our human community. This year's recipients of the Jane Goodall Global Leadership Awards will be presented at an event in Los Angeles on the evening of Saturday, September 24, 2011. http://bit.ly/gernIO

Briefcase Brigade - April 27

Briefcase Brigade - April 27
On Wednesday, April 27th, when members of Congress are home for recess, youth are going to their offices all around the country to demand they prioritize jobs over budget cuts. Youth will be dressed for an interview, briefcase in hand, with our resumes to show we’re ready for work, but the opportunities just aren’t there. This is the first step in building a national youth movement that demands action on the jobs crisis. You can ignite this movement by taking action in your community. To learn how to start a briefcase brigade, visit: http://bit.ly/ejTyVc

Lemonade Day - May 1


Lemonade Day - May 1
Lemonade Day is a nationwide event that teaches kids the skills they need to be successful in the future. Youth learn to set goals, develop a business plan, establish a budget, seek investors, provide customer service, and give back to the community. Lemonade day is the perfect opportunity for a community to show kids they care and train the next generation of entrepreneurs. Find a Lemonade Day event in your city - or learn how to bring Lemonade Day to your community at http://bit.ly/etqjN6

Sunday, April 17, 2011

I NEED INTERNS!



Interns needed at Sidney Kimmel Entertainment, an LA-based independent production company/financier (Death at a Funeral, United 93, Breach, The Kite Runner, Adventureland, Lars and the Real Girl). Lots of reading and script analysis, clerical work and research projects. Ideal candidates are outgoing, well-read and have discerning taste and an eagerness to learn. Unpaid, college credit required. Send resume and cover letter to jobs@skefilms.com; with INTERNSHIP in the title.


Note: THIS IS A COLLEGE INTERNSHIP ONLY!!!

Monday, April 11, 2011

Internship On The Sony Lot


Producers on the Sony lot looking for interns. Basic administrative responsibilities, with strong emphasis in development so includes heavy reading and coverage. Not your basic internship - we're a small operation, so intern input is highly valued and you'll have constant interaction with producers. Looking for interns who can commit to at least one full day a week. Internship is unpaid. Send resumes & coverage samples (if available) to zhivprod@gmail.com(NO PHONE CALLS)


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River Road Entertainment Summer Internship

River Road Entertainment (Into the Wild, Brokeback Mountain, The Runaways, The Tree of Life) is seeking reliable, enthusiastic fall interns. Responsibilities include: script coverage, projects (writer/director lists, research), and administrative support (phones, copies). Contribute in creative meetings, and learn the development process firsthand. Candidates should have strong interest in feature film development, superior writing skills, and great taste! Send resume, cover letter and coverage samples (if available) to resumes@rivroad.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes (Deadline: April

Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes (Deadline: April 30)
The Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes invites nominations for its 2011 awards. The Barron Prize honors young people ages 8 to 18 who have made a significant positive difference to people and our planet. Each year, ten national winners each receive $2,500 to support their service work or higher education. http://bit.ly/edhitj

We (Heart) Action Scholarships (Deadline: April 26th)

We (Heart) Action Scholarships (Deadline: April 26th)
DoSomething.org and AT&T are teaming up to offer $35,000 in college scholarships to students committed to rethinking what's possible and making a difference. Want to get in on the action? Apply online by telling us why the community action you do is awesome! http://bit.ly/hEiqTW

Dare to Dream Grants (Deadline: April 15)

Dare to Dream Grants (Deadline: April 15)
The Ann Bancroft Foundation's Dare to Dream grant program funds small experiences for girls designed to help them gain a new perspective on their own abilities and goals. Grants may be used for classes, camps, or lessons to improve a skill; outdoor adventures or camps; honors programs; travel with approved schools or groups; choir trips or school activities; and more. http://bit.ly/dIL5EV

Let Your Heart Rule PSA Contest (Deadline: April 11)

Let Your Heart Rule PSA Contest (Deadline: April 11)
Break the Cycle and HopeLine from Verizon are proud to partner with Dr. Phil to launch the "Let Your Heart Rule" PSA Contest. If you're between 13 - 18, enrolled in high school in the United States (or US Territories), Break the Cycle needs your voice! Between March 14 - April 15, get together with up to 4 other classmates at your school and create a video PSA that helps raise awareness about dating violence. 5 entries will be selected for the final round where you, your friends and family can all vote for your favorite PSA. The grand prize winning team will each receive new Tablets from Verizon, a $1000 stipend for their school and the chance to have their PSA aired nationwide on Dr. Phil and the Verizon FiOS network! http://bit.ly/e0LzgH

2011 Craig Tufts Educational Award (Deadline: March 31)

2011 Craig Tufts Educational Award (Deadline: March 31)
The family of Craig Tufts, Family Summits, Inc. and National Wildlife Federation announce the 2nd Annual Craig Tufts Educational Scholarship Award, which is given to a young person between the ages of 8 and 18 to attend a week-long, summer outdoor educational adventure camp with a parent or guardian. Each year the Fund grants an award to one youth to attend a Family Nature Summit. The Fund provides travel, room and board and program fees for the award winner and an accompanying parent or guardian. This year's Family Nature Summit will take place in the Ozark Mountain Region of Missouri, August 1-7, 2011. http://bit.ly/e0p8df

Learn and Serve America Youth Engagement Zones Grants (Deadline: March 31)

Learn and Serve America Youth Engagement Zones Grants (Deadline: March 31)
The Learn and Serve America Youth Engagement Zones grants will fund schools and organizations to help students come to class eager to learn and graduate ready to succeed. The grants will provide up to three years of funding to partnerships that connect high schools, community colleges, and community organizations in a close collaboration. Youth will learn and serve in a defined geographic area - a "Youth Engagement Zone" - that includes schools and school districts in which 70% or less of the students graduate and 70% or more live below the poverty level. Subject to the availability of appropriations for fiscal year 2011, CNCS anticipates the availability of approximately $5.7 million for new Youth Engagement Zones grants. CNCS anticipates making an estimated 5 to 7 grant awards that will range from approximately $700,000 to $1,500,000 to support three years of operations. http://bit.ly/ee5dKW

Global Youth Service Day

Global Youth Service Day
April 15-17, 2011
How are you going to change your world on Global Youth Service Day? GYSD is the largest annual service event in the world and the only one that specifically celebrates the role young people play in improving communities and changing the world. Over a million young people will participate in thousands of youth-led community service or service-learning projects in all 50 states and over 100 countries. With half the world's population under age 25, there is not a problem across the globe that a young person does not have a hand in solving. YSA awarded more than $1 million in grants to nearly 900 schools, organizations and youth across the U.S. and around the world to support GYSD projects. Already, over 750 projects in 46 states and 42 countries have registered on GYSD.org. To download free project planning tools, register your project, or find events and celebrations in your community, visit www.GYSD.org

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Marvel Studios Internship

Part-time Unpaid Internships available at Marvel Studios (Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk). Currently seeking applicants for Fall 2010. Interns must receive course credit. Responsibilities include assisting front desk and various departments within the office, project research, filing, faxing, photocopying, and other office duties. Prior knowledge of the Marvel Universe and its various properties is a definite plus. A proficiency in the Adobe Suite (Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator) and Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, Excel) is not required but preferred. Please email to: marvelstudiosinternship@marvel.com......Attn: Internship Coordinator. No calls please.

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

CNIC Talent Management seeks an intern

CNIC Talent Management seeks an intern. Be motivated & committed, computer savvy, have your own laptop! Great phone manner and typing skills recommended. Make a strong contribution and grow within a rising company. If the progress and talent is proven you will be front of line for a salaried position. Responsibilities include heavy phones and client interaction, scheduling, filing, etc. Email Cover Letter and Resume – No calls hr@cnicmanagement.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Santa Monica 128 Short Film Project


Recently TV III students shot a short film, "Santa Monica 128," which is about bullying....Here are some photos of the actors. The screening of the short will take place on April 9, 2011.

ING Unsung Heroes Deadline: April 30

Are you an educator with a class project that is short on funding but long on potential? Do you know a teacher looking for grant dollars? ING Unsung Heroes® could help you turn great ideas into reality for students. Each year, 100 educators are selected to receive $2,000 to help fund their innovative class projects. Three of those are chosen to receive the top awards of an additional $5,000, $10,000 and $25,000. http://bit.ly/eSC2sv

EPA Environmental Justice Grants Deadline: March 31

Environmental Justice Small Grants funding is available to support projects designed to research, educate, empower and enable communities to understand and address local environmental and public health issues. 40 grants of up to $25,000 each to support projects that address a community’s local environmental issues through collaborative partnerships are available. http://bit.ly/hORBYy

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Free Film Screening: Mars Needs Moms

Wednesday, February 23rd at 7:30pm
AMC Burbank 16
125 E. Palm Ave. in Burbank, CA 91502

Please arrive early. Seating is first come, first seated. No one will be admitted late.
The screening may be overbooked and seating is not guaranteed. Disney, Theatre
and promoter are not responsible for overbooking. We may refuse, revoke or limit
admission in our sole discretion at any time. This ticket may be used for admission
only by the person to whom we issued it; it is not transferable. It has no cash value.
The screening will be monitored for recording devices. By attending, you agree not
to bring any recording device into the venue and you consent to physical search of
your belongings and person for recording devices. If you attempt to enter with a
recording device, you will be denied admission. If you attempt to use a recording
device, you consent to your immediate removal from the venue and forfeiture of the
device. Any attempted recording will be reported to law enforcement and may
subject you to criminal and civil liability. You assume all risks of personal injury
arising from or incidental to attending the screening, whether occurring prior to,
during, or after the event. Further, by attending you grant permission to Disney, its
affiliates and agents, to record and utilize your name, voice and likeness to publicize
the screening and promote the movie.

THIS PASS ADMITS TWO PEOPLE. PRINT AS MANY PASSES AS NEEDED.

MARS NEEDS MOMS opens nationwide on March 11th
in Disney Digital 3D, Real D 3D and IMAX 3D and is
rated PG for sci-fi action and peril.

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The 7th annual Los Angeles Intnl Children's Film Festival happens in Fall/Winter 2011. Fantastic short films from around the world for children and teens. Free admission for everyone! More info at http://www.lachildrensfilm.org/

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Deadline for Pomegranate Student Film Fest Extended to April 15th

I wanted to be sure that you know about our student film festival sponsored by the Pomegranate Foundation on the theme of genocide and holocaust awareness.

This student festival uses the month of April as inspiration (which has Holocaust memorial day, Rwandan and Armenian genocide commemoration days). The films do not need to be about genocide, as such. They can be about any form of intolerance -- including bullying, racism and discrimination.

We have recently visited Beverly HS, Grant HS, Olive Pierce (Ramona), Carson, Foundations Community School, and Hollywood HS to talk about this festival. We have emphasized to teachers and students that the subject does not have to be genocide/holocuast as such -- it can include bullying and any other form of discrimination. Students can team up, and there is a category for teacher submissions as well.

The deadline is April 15. Online submission only. Three minutes or less. Multiple formats. We will have a Finals Screening event (like LASMF) in May.

Our jury includes Bill Yahraus (USC Film School), Rocky Lang (producer of White Squall, directed by Ridley Scott), Marti Tippens Murphy (Facing History and Ourselves), and Professor Don Miller from USC, who is involved in various projects in Rwanda commemorating the genocide there.

We would be happy to visit your class to pitch the festival and discuss possible topics. Carla Garapedian is a working documentary filmmaker who has made a number of high-profile human rights films for British TV. Carla always like to meet students. Although she's based in London, she is in Encino for the next six months, working on her next feature film.

Our web-site for the competition: http://pomegranatefoundation.org/microshorts/

Our Facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/#!/pomegranatestudentfilmfest

See Ms. Harkins for an application.

Governance, Corruption, and Conflict 2010-2011 Contest

2010-2011 Awards Week in D.C.
June 19-24, 2010
This year, 1,100 students submitted entries to the National Peace Essay Contest while thousands more participated in related writing and other classroom exercises in high schools around the country.
Over the years, more than 1,400 state winners have participated in the Washington Awards Program. Many of these students have gone on to study foreign policy issues in college or have pursued careers in international affairs.
This year, the U.S. Institute of Peace's National Peace Essay Contest staff are organizing an exciting program for the state winners during their week in Washington. Activities will include:
A challenging three-day simulation
Meetings with knowledgeable speakers such as distinguished foreign policy scholars, practitioners, public officials in Congress, and foreign diplomats
Visits to historic national memorials and museums
An awards banquet to honor state winners and to announce national winners.

For more information please visit: http://www.usip.org/national-peace-essay-contest/2010-2011-contest

Entertainment Talent Management company looking for interns to read scripts & learn to script coverage.


Entertainment Talent Management company looking for interns to read scripts & learn to script coverage. School credit/unpaid internship, but will gain much insight and experience. You'll be reading theatrical scripts, writing coverage, and seeking undiscovered talent. Ideal candidates possess strong verbal/writing skills, an organized and efficient work manner, professionalism, and simply enjoy reading. We're very flexible with your time and create the schedule you need. Send resumes to assistant@advancetalentmanagement.com

DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!

Join the Writers Guild Foundation for its always-a-sell-out Anatomy of a Script Series featuring 6 scintillating evenings of screenings and in-depth d

Join the Writers Guild Foundation for its always-a-sell-out Anatomy of a Script Series featuring 6 scintillating evenings of screenings and in-depth discussions featuring top film and TV writers.

ANATOMY OF A SCRIPT SERIES
At the WGF/WGA offices, 7000 W 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90048

Winnie Holzman (Wicked, My So-Called Life) and Robin Schiff (Romy & Michelle's High School Reunion) host some of the most successful and interesting writers working for film and television in this talk-show-styled series. The series features screenings of the guests' work, followed by a 2 hour talk-show-style in-depth interview focusing on the writer's creative process, with a refreshment intermission & free parking included.

GET FULL INFO AND TICKETS

Screenings: Begin at various times, see below
Interviews*: 7:30 - 10pm with refreshment break.

Tuesday February 22: Debra Granik on Winter’s Bone (screening at 5:15 pm)

Wednesday March 2: Glenn Gordon Caron on Medium (screening at 6:10 pm)

Wednesday March 9: Steve Levitan on Modern Family (screening at 6:30 pm)

March 16: John August on Big Fish (screening at 5:00 pm)

March 23: Marta Kauffman & David Crane on Friends (screening at 6:30 pm)

March 30: Mike Werb & Michael Colleary on Face/Off (screening at 4:45 pm)

GET FULL INFO AND TICKETS

$35 for a single class. $185 for the series of six. WGA members $165 (single class $30); Foundation donors, military veterans and full-time students $145 (single ticket $27). Special discounts for donors of $250 or more. Call 323 782 4692 for details.) Cost includes parking** and light refreshment break. No refund, No transfer.

Register at www.wgfoundation.org or 800 838 3006

*Note that the program is subject to change and all speakers appear subject to availability.

**Parking not guaranteed before 6:00 pm

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Mass Media: Impact on the World Apparent and Indisputable

By: Ben Doupé


In a world where much is up to debate and speculation, one thing that stands as undeniable is the impact that the mass media (television, newspaper, internet, etc.) has had on the youth of countries around the world. Especially in the United States, the television, first introduced in 1928, has not only affected, but utterly shaped the lifestyles of younger audiences and has truly played a significant role in the developing virtues and ideals of children and teens growing up. No period of history serves as a better example of the media’s impact in the world than today’s ever-changing generation. The news industry alone continues to expand its influence, as people are able to see events taking place halfway around the world in detail, a concept that presents both good and bed consequences. For parents trying to shield their young children’s eyes from certain programming and certain images on TV, the struggle to do so is more difficult than ever. Especially for teens, the TV world has essentially become their reality. Reality shows that parents and the adult world as a whole believe only damage the young mind are now in an almost endless supply. Perhaps even more concerning than television for parents is the vast, dangerous, but at the same time sometimes beneficial invention known as the World Wide Web. The internet, essentially a combination of television, newspaper, and radio, has truly lived up to such a name, becoming the connecting tie of almost every square inch of the globe. Quite needless to say, the internet has had an uncontestable affect on the world’s youth. Beneficial to users in areas such as education and current international information but damaging and corrupting in others, the global connection of computers around the world, as well as other forms of media and communication, remains an unsettled and ever-debatable issue for parents, national governments, and even religions.

Game Review – Minecraft

Patrick Sullivan
A little over a month after its beta release, the initial Minecraft craze has continued to build steam; a perfect time for your intrepid gaming reporter to sit back and analyze the game for its merits. With purposefully low-quality visuals, sound, no endgame, and above all the fact that the game is still in active development, something about Minecraft’s gameplay makes it addicting enough to draw over one million sales without a retail store release or advertising – but what?
Minecraft began as the pet project of Swedish game developer Markus Persson of Mojang Specifications, Inc, more commonly known by his Internet alias Notch. Persson began development of Minecraft after leaving online game company King.com with a simple concept: simulate a world that players could harvest resources from and build with. “I'm much more interested in making working interactive worlds than just pretty sets you walk around in,” says Persson. “I will work on other games on the side, to preserve my creative sanity, but it will be my primary focus for probably quite some time to come. Hopefully.”
The primary draw of Minecraft is its creative aspect – the ability of the player to build complex structures or furnish existing caves. Building materials take several forms: dirt, sand, stone, water, wood, various metal ores, and so on. While the player focuses on expanding their creations on the surface, they venture into procedurally generated caves to harvest these resources (“mining”), utilizing already-gathered materials to make the caves traversable and well-lit. It is quite literally possible to build everything conceivable; players have constructed simple houses, replicas of the starship Enterprise, and fully functional 16-bit computers (see picture)!
And what has Persson spent his sudden millions on? “A new hat,” he says with a smile. The feeling of instant wealth is “surreal,” he states in another interview. “You just walk around and all of a sudden you come to think of that – oh. I’m… rich.”
Minecraft is currently available for purchase online for €14.95 (about $20.00 USD). I urge anyone looking for a creative, outside-the-box game experience to pay a visit to minecraft.net and support Persson as he continues to develop the project.
Game Review – Minecraft

Coachella

By: Jamie Coster

It’s almost that time of year again, where kids cut the pants off their jeans, lather up in sunscreen, and make their ways to Indio, California for the acclaimed Coachella Music and Arts Festival.
Coachella is renowned for it’s eclectic art exhibits as well as its wonderfully diverse lineup of musicians, pleasing all sorts of fans from Hip-Hop aficionados to indie rock veterans. Now, in its 12th year, the lineup is packed as ever featuring performances anyone will enjoy. Kanye West, 90’s dance-punk Death from Above 1979, and Kings of Leon all share the stage for this infamous weekend of music. Other notable acts include Bright Eyes, Broken Social Scene, The Arcade Fire, Duran Duran, The Strokes, and Mexican legends Caifanes. This year’s lineup has caused so much approval; it caused the festival to sell out within five days, a new record. With all of these amazing acts, this year’s Coachella will be one not worth missing.

Save Endangered Tigers

By: Sandra Milosevic

The tiger is one of the most powerful and majestic mammals in the world. This amazing animal, however, is standing on the brink of extinction. Tigers have been hunted by humans for many years. Even though the tiger has enemies in the form of elephants, bears and very large buffalos, humans are its worst enemies.
The tiger population has seriously declined in the past fifty years. Nepal only has two hundred tigers while India has four thousand, a serious decline compared to past years. Today, the tiger population is less than ten thousand.
Humans need to do something about this problem. Tigers are seriously endangered and humans are a large cause of this problem. In fact, humans are the tigers' largest predator. Humans need to open their eyes to the serious problem of tigers facing extinction. This powerful and majestic animal needs to be saved, not hunted.

Top 5 Chick Flicks




Anna Hovanesyan
Top 5 Chick Flicks
With Valentine’s Day headed our way, what can be better than watching sappy chick flicks? There have been many great romances that have hit the big screen these past years, but let’s take a look at the ones that were actually worthy enough to make the list for the official all time greatest flicks.
5. Gone with the Wind: Do I even need to explain why this made the countdown? Even though it is the oldest movie in our list, it sure is one of my favorites. Starring Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland, and many others, this film always seems to capture the hearts of movie lovers everywhere. The story line spanned the years of civil war and deals with the issues of unrequited love. This tremendous movie truly shows the meaning of how precious love actually is.
4. The Notebook: Noted as one of the greatest love stories of all times and originally written by Nicholas Sparks, the story follows an elderly couple as they look back on their own young love and all the challenges they faced. This movie, starring Rachel McAdams and Ryan Gosling, portrays the power of love and its effect on this couples life. The flick shows that even crazy, childish love can actually bloom into true love in old age.
3. When Harry Met Sally: When Harry and Sally meet on a long car ride; they automatically become friends and a great connection sparks. Throughout the movie, both are in search of love and romance, yet face many hardships finding their soul mates. During the span of their lives, they always end up turning to each other in their time of need and always manage to help each other. The film shows the growth of their beautiful friendship and their fears of initiating an actual relationship.
2. (500) Days of Summer: Probably the most recent film in our countdown, it definitely deserves a spot on this list. Even though it’s not the typical romance movie, (500) Days of Summer, follows the relationship of a woman who doesn’t want a committed relationship and the struggles of a guy who desperately falls for her. This movie actually seems to portray the real consequences and struggles of love, and shows that love is never actually perfect. Besides having a wonderful cast and plot, the movie’s soundtrack is also worth coveting.
1. Titanic: No list can be complete without the Titanic. Released in 1997, this movie, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, shows how love transcends any societal class. The movie, based on historical events, follows the life of a wealthy, yet unhappy young lady, Rose, forced to marry the son of a steel tycoon. Rose, on her expedition to New York, gets to experience and see the true worth and meaning of life and love, when she meets artist, Jack. Undoubtedly, one of the most memorable and enjoyable love stories ever screened, the Titanic won a well deserved 11 academy awards.

The White Stipes Call It Quits


Kaitlin Gleason
The White Stipes Call It Quits
Blog Story
After a two-year hiatus, Jack and Meg White, perhaps better known as The White Stripes, have officially announced the splitting up of their band. The duo announced their break-up on their website early Tuesday.
After their 13- year run, it was not a fight or artistic differences that has split the two apart. Instead, Jack and Meg have decided to call it quits for the sake of the preservation and dignity of their music.
Their website has released an explanation.
“The beauty of art and music is that it can last forever if people want it to,” the note reads. The split is allegedly “For a myriad of reasons, but mostly to preserve what is beautiful and special about the band and have it stay that way.”
But does the note offer an acceptable or noble reason for this devastating split? Or is it simply a result of their boredom and restlessness with this musical project?
“I think what they wrote on their website is definitely a cover up. They’re just bored and they’re trying to cover it up. Why would you want to preserve the dignity of your music when you could keep progressing and continue on with a great thing?” asked Junior Chris Warden.
Others, however, are more respectful of White’s decision.
“I completely respect what they’re trying to do. There comes a point where you just have to say ‘Okay, we’ve done something great, now let’s leave it be and move on’. I think it’s beautiful that they said the music belongs to us now, it reminds me what I love about music in the first place,” said Junior Joey Dalla Betta.
Whatever the reason, Jack White will certainly not be bored after the split. Aside from The White Stripes, White has formed several other bands. In 2005, White formed The Raconteurs with three other friends after recording the song “Steady, As She Goes”. The band released their debut album, Broken Boy Soldiers, and set out on tour, as the opening act for Bob Dylan. In 2008, they released a second album, Consolers of the Lonely, which received a grammy.
White formed a new group in early 2009 with the frontwoman of The Kills, Alison Mosshart. With Jack white on drums, vocals, and the occasional guitar solo, they called themselves The Dead Weather. They released their first album, Horehound, in 2009 and have since released singles leading up to their new album, which is allegedly going to be released soon.
In addition to three full-fledged bands, White has collaborated with numerous artists and even been featured in the film “It Might Get Loud,” along with Jimmy Page. In November 2010, producer Danger Mouse announced that he would be collaborating with White in a new project.
With all of these projects, it does make sense why Jack and Meg would want to step away from The White Stripes, to progress with their other endeavors. The White Stripes will leave a 13-year musical legacy behind, for all to enjoy.
“The White Stripes do not belong to Meg and Jack anymore. The White Stripes belong to you now and you can do with it whatever you want.” (Taken from whitestripes.com).

Tumblr..The New Facebook

By: Carrie Shores

Although Facebook and Twitter are currently the most popular social network out there today, a new website is climbing up there with them and forming its own sense of popularity. This website is called Tumblr.com.
Tumblr is a blogging website where people can express themselves freely while following others blogs as well. There are many similarities between these social networks such as the concept of “following” and “liking” others posts. The difference between them, is that Twitter and Facebook seem to be more personal, Tumblr is more so about expressing your feelings through things such as photos, quotes, videos, and personal essay type writings rather than communicating directly with others.
There is some controversy within this website because it create a false sense of reality and can be simply depressing. Also, anorexic girls have started something called a “Progress Blog” which shows their weight loss progress throughout their disease. They support each other’s disorders and share dangerous secrets. This is very scary because its harming young girls. Also, a lot of pictures posted on Tumblr are pictures of models and really thin girls. This doesn’t help their disease.
There is always an up and down to anything. The positive side of Tumblr is that is it is a good way for teenagers to vent their feelings if they feel like they can’t talk to anyone about their problems.

The Best and Worst Dressed of the SAG Awards




The Best and Worst Dressed of the SAG Awards
Tayce Taylor

Award events have started the New Year, claiming the best of the best; but who really won best fashion sense? The red carpet is the perfect time to show celebrities’ fashion tastes and expensive jewelry and clothing. The very recent Screenwriters Actors Guild Awards showed every star’s glamour. Natalie Portman wore a beautiful white dress outlines in sequins, but it looked like it was suffocating her baby! It was way too tight. Jennifer Lawrence must have bought her dress from Hello Kitty. Lawrence was spotted wearing a hot pink dress, cut off with a black belted bow. Hilary Swank went all nude in her gown that looked very classy. Bravo. Amy Adams sported a tight white dress, that might have been too tight because it showed every bump on her body.. Although your not supposed to wear red on the red carpet, Mila Kunis fashioned a red draped dress that won my vote as best dressed! Christina Hendricks got my vote for the absolute worst dressed as she wore a black robe-looking thing. Kim Kardashian was seen in a sexy purple dress with sequin embellishments, with light make-up that made her look very refreshed and beautiful The red carpet disagreed with Winona Ryder’s wedding dress that definitely did not fit this event. Be on the look out for next week’s Grammy Awards, and soon Oscars.