[OR_Archaeology] Looking for venues for ArchaeologyFest Film Series
RPettigrew at aol.com
RPettigrew at aol.com
Tue Jun 29 10:33:01 PDT 2010
We are soliciting venues for our traveling film event, ArchaeologyFest
Film Series. If you are connected with or know of an organization the might
like to be a part of this annual activity, please read this information and
respond as indicated below.
Each year we put together this traveling mini-Festival incorporating the
best films of The Archaeology Channel International Film Festival
(_http://www.archaeologychannel.org/content/TACfestival.shtml_
(http://www.archaeologychannel.org/content/TACfestival.shtml) ), which takes place each May in
Eugene. This is the only juried competition in the Western Hemisphere for
films relating to archaeology and cultural heritage. Our traveling film series
this season will comprise a group of about seven of the best films from
TAC Festival 2010 as judged by our jury and our audience. These are among
the best films of their kind in the world. We take this on the road to live
audiences in communities around Oregon. This is both a way to fulfill our
public mission as a nonprofit organization through sharing the content of
TAC Festival more widely and a form of promotion for TAC Festival. We begin
the tour in August or September 2010 and end in February 2011. At each
venue we show each film once. We see this program as an integral part of TAC
Festival.
We are looking for venues distributed around the state. Ideally, each
venue will have its own interested community that is willing to help organize
and promote the event. The equipment setup does not need to be fancy, but
we would need a screen and a digital projector. We are willing to pay
venue rental, as long as it is affordable and can be covered by ticket sales.
Please respond to this request as soon as possible to the e-mail address or
phone number listed below. Thank you!
Rick Pettigrew
Archaeological Legacy Institute
_Rpettigrew at aol.com_ (mailto:Rpettigrew at aol.com)
541-345-5538
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