Bunker Hill Community College is seeking inspiring film/video/animation work of any genre for an evening of film screening, “Women’s Film Shorts.” The work (maximum of 15 minutes) should explore women’s issues. Preferably women have a primary role in the production. The screening will take place at the Bunker Hill Community College on Thursday, March 18, 2010 @6:30pm, and will be followed by a panel discussion.
“Women’s Film Shorts,” screening event is in celebration of International Women’s Day, and is part of the “International Women’s’ History Month 2010” exhibit at the BHCC gallery, March 8 through April 10.
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NEA Live Webcast – Cultural Workforce Forum
NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS PRESENTS LIVE WEBCAST OF ITS CULTURAL WORKFORCE FORUM ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2009
The public is invited to watch a discussion of how art works as part of the real economy
On Friday, November 20, 2009, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) will present a live webcast on www.arts.gov of a forum about America’s artists and other cultural workers who are part of this country’s real economy. Academics, foundation professionals, and service organization representatives will come together to discuss improving the collection and reporting of statistics about arts and cultural workers, and to develop future research agendas and approaches
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NYC launches new initiative to help the city’s artists

We’d like to call your attention to the Philanthropy News Digest, a daily news service of the Foundation Center. The digest is a compendium, in digest form, of philanthropy-related articles and features culled from print and electronic media outlets nationwide. You’ll see in the sidebar at right we’ve added the PND News RSS feed for your convenience.
Of particular note is the Oct. 6, 2009 post on how Mayor Bloomberg and the NYC Economic Development Corporation launched five new initiatives designed to help the city’s artists and cultural institutions weather the recession. Let’s hope the political leaders in many Massachusetts cities can take a page from this playbook. Read more.
Scam Report: Writers Beware!
Anxious to get that novel published?
Be careful whom you trust for help.
Writer Mitch Lipka writes in WalletPop:
“How one man (and his many companies) allegedly scammed wanna-be writers“
“Following a lengthy investigation (involving 175 complaints) by the Florida Attorney General’s office into Robert M. Fletcher, his girlfriend and two accomplices, along with a large collection of purported companies soliciting writers who wanted to get published — the state filed a lawsuit that details an elaborate alleged scam that ran for at least four years, with victims from throughout the U.S. and as far away as China.”
Nothing replaces legwork and networking in discovering your publishing goal. Don’t get the feeling you have to pay someone else to do the heavy lifting. You just might end up getting ripped off.

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