ASPP New England Chapter

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Sail Boston 2009 showing a night shot of the “Sagres”
in front of the Boston Fish Pier. Photo by © Cory Silken
www.CorySilken.com

Co-President
Co-President
Treasurer
Program Director & Membership
Communication & Membership
Community Outreach & Public Relations


Sharon Donahue
Rachel Youdelman
Christine Myaskovsky
Christina Micek
Deborah Nichols
Sarah Evans

Headquartered in Boston, ASPP New England has been an active chapter since the 1970's drawing on members from Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. We are planning an active schedule of events for 2009 tapping the expertise of local photographers, universities and museums with a balance of educational and social activities for networking. Please check back frequently to review our calendar and suggestions for best bets.

Boston will be the proud host for the next ASPP National Education Conference:

Boston 2010 Reinvention Weekend
April 15-18, 2010
Omni Parker Hotel, 60 School Street, Boston, MA

Tour Powerhouse Production - New England - May 7

Join us for a tour of Powderhouse Productions which develops and creates dazzlingly original, award-winning factual and alternative entertainment for television and emerging media.  Powderhouse boasts an extraordinarily talented group of creative media artists and professionals: producers, directors, writers, editors, actors, animators, technologists, coordinators and executives. Their series and programs are seen all over the world on TV, cellphones, and the web. www.powderhouse.net

When:  Friday, May 7th    12:00 - 1:00 pm

Where:  212 Elm Street, Somerville, MA

Admission: Free

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After the tour we are encouraging people to get together for an informal luncheon at Redbones Barbeque in Davis Square at 55 Chester Street, Somerville   www.redbones.com
 

Nuances for Film Stock Footage - New England - March 18

EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS: PART 1

Whether you are creating, buying or selling film stock footage you will benefit from our panel of experts sharing their knowledge and skills:

Gwen Ruiz, Multimedia Researcher for Cycling Fish Creative Service with over 15 years experience in educational publishing, researching audio, video and still images for print and online products. www.cycling-fish.com

Rob DelGaudio, founder Black Pearl Productions, has three decades of experience filming projects for corporate and commercial clients worldwide and has been supplying Corbis Motion with a wide range of filmed content for licensing since 2003. www.blpearl.com

Gail Hilton, Content Sales Manager from Thought Equity Motion, world leader in motion content solutions. In addition to having the deepest online library of creative, news, sports, and entertainment footage, Thought Equity Motion offers services for digitizing, delivering and monetizing video. The company's media partners include BBC (March 2010),Paramount Pictures, MGM Studios, HBO Archives, NBC News, National Geographic and the NCAA ®, among others. www.thoughtequity.com

Where: Pearson Education, 501 Boylston Street, Boston

When: Thursday March 18, 2010 Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm

Admission: $5.00 for members and students $10.00 for non-members
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ASPP members can also register for this event at www.aspp.com

Evite:  http://tinyurl.com/yb4pn7e

 

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Best Bets - New Exhibit

Domesticated: Modern Dioramas of Our New Natural History   - Photographs by Amy Stein

Opening January 22, 2010
Harvard Museum of Natural History, 26 Oxford Street, Cambridge, MA  02138  www.hmnh.harvard.edu

Striking large color photographs by New York-based visual artist Amy Stein explores the tenuous relationship between humans and animals as human civilization encroaches upon nature on display through April 18, 2010.

Or the artist’s site at http://www.amysteinphoto.com