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The CINE Master Class Series will continue.
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Competition.
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» KUDOS
FROM CINE
At CINE, we’re thrilled to recognize the success of our
friends, colleagues and sponsors.
When the Emmy® Award nominations were announced this week, a number of
CINE Award-winning productions were among those honored, including 2008
CINE Golden Eagle recipients The War, Top Chef, American Masters,
Intervention and Antiques Roadshow.
CINE sponsors Discovery Communications (eight nominations) and History
(four) were also recognized.
Congratulations to these and all Emmy® nominees on their outstanding
achievements!
Our Board of Directors is also making a difference. Lauren Cardillo of
Fusilli Films received a regional Emmy® Award for her film The Mother
Road. Former CINE President Mathew Tombers recently led two panels
at the Silverdocs Festival: "Silver Panel: What Producers Need to
Know in 2008" and "Commissioning in 2008: What Do Networks Want
Today?" And Maggie Burnette Stogner of Blue Bear Films produced, directed
and wrote Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures. Narrated by Khaled Hosseini,
the film will air on WETA and show in the East Wing of the National Gallery
of Art.
To stay up-to-date with CINE, our Board, and our Award-winning filmmakers,
visit the CINE Blog at
myspace.com/cinegoldeneagle.
» CINE
GOLDEN EAGLE WINNERS
The Spring 2008 CINE Golden Eagle Award winners
have been announced. This year’s recipients are an impressive
collection representing professional, independent and
student productions from all over the world.
Visit
our website to see stills from these award-winning
films and link to their websites.
Interested in watching some of the productions?
Thirteen/WNET New York and PBS are streaming several of
their Golden Eagle Award-winning productions online. Visit
their website to watch their outstanding programs.
» SPECIAL
JURY AWARDS
CINE is proud to announce the winners of the 2008
CINE Special Jury Awards. Chosen from among all of 2007’s
CINE Golden Eagle Award-winning productions, the Special
Jury Award recognizes the best film or video in each
CINE category. This year’s group of Special Jury winners
includes such prestigious organizations as MSNBC, Sesame
Workshop, WGBH, National Geographic Television, Thirteen/WNET
New York, The Washington Post, and several independent
and student filmmakers.
These Special Jury Award winners are now eligible for CINE’s highest award:
the CINE Masters Series Award, presented to the best film in each CINE
Division. Masters Series Awards will be presented at our Awards Gala on
April 24, 2008.
Click here to see the 2008 CINE Special Jury Award Recipients!
» IMPORTANT UPCOMING DATES
August 1, 2008
Early Bird Deadline
Fall 2008 Golden Eagle Film & Video Competition
August 15, 2008
Final Deadline
Fall
2008 Golden Eagle Film & Video Competition
August 2008
CINE Interview with the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Posted on www.cine.org
September 2008
Next edition of the CINE Newsletter
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IN THIS ISSUE:
• President’s Letter
• A Guide to Film Package Insurance by the Chubb
Group of Insurance Companies
• Fall 2008 CINE Golden Eagle Competition
is Under Way!
• The CINE Educational Advisory Board featuring
a Conversation with Pat Aufderheide
• CINE on Facebook and MySpace
President’s Letter
Hello everyone, and welcome to our summer edition of the
CINE Newsletter. As usual, we have a lot to share with you,
and I’m glad you've returned to us.
It’s been a while since our 50th Anniversary Gala, which was held at the
brand new Newseum. It was a huge success and I want to thank everyone and
every organization who provided sponsorship and time, two of the most precious
commodities. I just can’t thank David McKillop from History enough for
the very generous sponsorship funds. Without David and History, we would
have had a very different event. We welcome both CNN and Chubb as new sponsors
and thanks go out to our returning sponsors, Discovery Communications,
Kodak and Henninger Media Services.
An important goal for us here at CINE is the assistance of student and
emerging filmmakers in the development of their careers. We want to give
this group as much information and access to broadcasters and production
entities as we can, and this month's edition is a reflection of that focus.
We feature a great interview with Pat Aufderheide, the Director of the
Center for Social Media at American University, who is one of the biggest
supporters of filmmakers. She gives insight into fair use practices, a
thorny subject for even the most experienced filmmakers. Also, you’ll read
information from CINE sponsor the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies detailing
what you need to know about film package insurance. And coming soon to
our website, you’ll hear a really terrific interview with Ken Goldstein,
Chubb’s Worldwide Media Liability Manager and Joe Fitzgerald, National
Manager for Chubb’s Entertainment Division. They spoke to CINE Executive
Director Wendy Revel to provide further insight the insurance issues facing
filmmakers.
And I love making this announcement: We have just formed the CINE Educational
Advisory Board. Comprised of educators from some of the top film programs
in the country, the Educational Advisory Board will counsel us on the best
ways to reach and support student filmmakers. One of their first suggestions
was to increase our presence on the Internet, and as you will see below,
we have done just that. We are so excited about this new group of professionals
joining forces with us, and more are signing up all the time.
And finally, please don’t forget to enter your programs into our Fall Competition.
All films must be entered by August 15, and those entered by August 1 will
receive a $25 discount.
Thanks everyone!
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Opening Credits: A Guide to Film
Package Insurance
By
Gene Williams
The Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Most film package insurance policies available from specialized
global insurers provide the same basic set of insurance protection
for a film or video production, but not all policies or insurance
carriers are created equal.
A production could be a short subject or feature film, a commercial
or music video, a television series or special, or an educational
or industrial video. The medium may be any film or video format
or any combination of recording and output media.
In this article, I will pinpoint some of the different exposures
faced by select aspects of film productions and how a film
producers package insurance policy might respond to each situation.
Click to
read the article.
The Fall 2008 CINE
Golden Eagle Competition
is Under Way!
The Fall 2008 CINE Golden Eagle Film & Video Competition
is now accepting entries. Entries that are submitted by August
1 will receive a $25 discount, and all entries must be received
by August 15.
The CINE Golden Eagle Competition features a variety of categories for
professional, independent and student filmmakers. Producers of documentaries,
shorts, web content, industrials, educational programs and promotional
pieces can earn peer recognition for production excellence.
Enter now for your chance to win the CINE Golden Eagle Award and join the
thousands of distinguished producers of film, television and new media
who have received this prestigious honor.
For more information, view our Rules
and Regulations and Categories.
You can enter online or download
an entry form to send to us.
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The CINE Educational
Advisory Board
CINE is proud to introduce the CINE Educational Advisory
Board. This Board is comprised of media educators from around
the country who will support and advise CINE in its mission
to support student and emerging filmmakers. We are pleased
that they have agreed to share their time and expertise with
us.
The CINE Educational Advisory Board
Pat Aufderheide
Professor, School of Communication
Director, Center for Social Media
American University
Washington, DC
Sanjeev Chatterjee
Vice Chair, Professor and Executive Director
of the
Knight Center for International Media
School of Communications
University of Miami
Miami, FL
Melinda Levin
Chair, Department of Radio, Television and
Film
President, University Film and Video Association
(UFVA)
University of North Texas
Denton, TX
Jamie Meltzer
Assistant Professor, MFA Program
Art and Art History Department
Stanford University
Stanford, CA
Paul Stekler
Professor of Public Affairs and
Professor of Radio, Television and Film
University of Texas - Austin
Austin, TX
Joe Steiff
Associate Chair, Producing/Screenwriting/Directing
Film & Video Department
Columbia College of Chicago
Chicago, IL
We
are currently streaming an interview
with Pat Aufderheide,
in which she discusses fair use issues, her advice for young
filmmakers, and the nature of documentary and independent
film.
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CINE
on the Web
CINE is now on Facebook! Visit our
Facebook page to learn more about us. You can look
at pictures of CINE Golden Eagle Award-winning films,
chat with other filmmakers on our discussion boards,
watch videos and even post pictures and clips from your
own CINE Award-winning work. Become a "Fan of CINE" to
get exclusive updates and notes from us, and keep checking
back for more pictures and video.
We're also on MySpace! Visit our
page to become a "Friend of CINE." You can
read the CINE Blog to get up-to-the-minute
information about CINE, our competitions, programs, events,
and news about CINE Golden Eagle Award winners and Board
members. If you have news you'd like us to post, email it
to info@cine.org. Go to myspace.com/cinegoldeneagle to check
it out today!
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CINE Sponsors
CINE thanks its distinguised sponsors for their
generous support.
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