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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Chaske Spencer's Shouting Secrets Wins Award!
MEDIA RELEASE
The 7th Annual Big Island Film Festival announced winners in 12 categories Monday at The Fairmont Orchid.
Chosen from 57 official selections from Hawaii and around the world, the bi-lingual comedy “French Immersion” took top honors for Best Feature, “Irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy” received the Best Foreign Film award and “Beatrice” won Best Short.
Audience Choice short film “Hi Honey,” created by Big Island residents Kelly Winsa and Peter Henderson, screened Monday night at the “Best of the Fest” event, followed by Audience-Choice feature “Shouting Secrets,” directed by Korinna Sehringer.
“Shouting Secrets” stars Chaske Spencer as a bestselling Native American novelist who draws from his own family drama on the reservation.
Costarring Q‘oriana Kilcher (“Princess Kaiulani”), “Shouting Secrets”
resonated with the Hawaii audience at Sunday’s screening, and was
acclaimed by Hollywood story consultant Jen Grisanti as “one of the best
films I’ve seen in a long, long time.” also stars Gil Birmingham (article didnt mention him!)
2012 Big Island Film Festival Awards:
Best Student Short: “Faceless”
Best Student Feature: “Anos Despues”
Best Hawaii Short: “Flat”
Best Family Short: “Swoosh!”
Best Animated Short: “Cadaver”
Best Foreign Short: “Scenen”
Barbara Award: “Mr. Babbo”
Best Foreign Feature: “Irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy”
Best Short: “Beatrice”
Best Feature: “French Immersion”
Audience Choice Short: “Hi, Honey”
Audience Choice Feature: “Shouting Secrets”
An annual celebration of narrative films and filmmaking, the Big Island Film Festival would like to thank its anchor sponsors: The Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii, The Shops at Mauna Lani, Hawaii Tourism Authority/Hawaii County Department of Research and Development CPEP, Kenwood Vineyards, Redeeming Light International Inc. and many other generous sponsors and supporters.
— Find out more: www.BigIslandFilmFestival.com
See our article on the movie
The 7th Annual Big Island Film Festival announced winners in 12 categories Monday at The Fairmont Orchid.
Chosen from 57 official selections from Hawaii and around the world, the bi-lingual comedy “French Immersion” took top honors for Best Feature, “Irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy” received the Best Foreign Film award and “Beatrice” won Best Short.
Audience Choice short film “Hi Honey,” created by Big Island residents Kelly Winsa and Peter Henderson, screened Monday night at the “Best of the Fest” event, followed by Audience-Choice feature “Shouting Secrets,” directed by Korinna Sehringer.
“Shouting Secrets” stars Chaske Spencer as a bestselling Native American novelist who draws from his own family drama on the reservation.
2012 Big Island Film Festival Awards:
Best Student Short: “Faceless”
Best Student Feature: “Anos Despues”
Best Hawaii Short: “Flat”
Best Family Short: “Swoosh!”
Best Animated Short: “Cadaver”
Best Foreign Short: “Scenen”
Barbara Award: “Mr. Babbo”
Best Foreign Feature: “Irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy”
Best Short: “Beatrice”
Best Feature: “French Immersion”
Audience Choice Short: “Hi, Honey”
Audience Choice Feature: “Shouting Secrets”
An annual celebration of narrative films and filmmaking, the Big Island Film Festival would like to thank its anchor sponsors: The Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii, The Shops at Mauna Lani, Hawaii Tourism Authority/Hawaii County Department of Research and Development CPEP, Kenwood Vineyards, Redeeming Light International Inc. and many other generous sponsors and supporters.
— Find out more: www.BigIslandFilmFestival.com
See our article on the movie
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Examiner's Jack Dennis "Discovers" and 2005 Taylor Lautner Interview
Long before 20-year-old actor Taylor Lautner dreamed of a role as
Jacob Black in the Twilight Saga movie series, he was interviewed by
examiner Jack Dennis in Texas.
Lautner was at the premiere of his 2005 movie “The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl” at the Bob Bullock Museum of Texas in downtown Austin. Just outside the 3-D theater and musem, the cast, some of the crew and invited guests were attending a carnival party set up by director Robert Rodriguez and the production company.
This interview reveals the thoughts of a 13-year-old Lautner. It is exclusive to Examiner and has never been published by any other news outlet.
Read it here
Lautner was at the premiere of his 2005 movie “The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl” at the Bob Bullock Museum of Texas in downtown Austin. Just outside the 3-D theater and musem, the cast, some of the crew and invited guests were attending a carnival party set up by director Robert Rodriguez and the production company.
This interview reveals the thoughts of a 13-year-old Lautner. It is exclusive to Examiner and has never been published by any other news outlet.
Read it here
Rick Mora (Twilight's Ephraim Black) Adele Dubois Interview & Giveaway (Mature Content Warning)
Adele Dubois is a author of Adult Erotic Romantic fiction
"Q. You played the part of a wolf shape-shifter in the movie Twilight. What was it like to appear in such a popular film?
A. Being in Twilight was
a life changing experience. I have been in this business for over 15
years and have been the face of major corporations and products, but
nothing affected my career more than 12 seconds in the movie Twilight
as Ephraim Black, the great great grandfather of Jacob. It was a
privilege and an honor to be recognized as this character by the fans.
My
popularity is definitely fan driven and I owe it all to Stephanie Myers
and Catherine Hardwicke for creating such a powerful book-to-movie
franchise. With every new release fans seem to all go back to the
original story and fall in love all over again. Twilight has opened many doors for me and it does not seem to be stopping.Read more of this fantastic interview and enter their giveaway! HERE
Twilight Wolf Shares More Music Videos!
Songs from "The Baked Mind Vol.1" @brandonizzhim www.facebook.com/brandonizzhim www.reverbnation.com/brandonizzhim
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Twilight wolfpack marzena mix
Lovely Job! Even included "Brady and Collin" however Let me point out two more of the "sexy" wolves
Source Via lovinchaske
Friday, May 25, 2012
Win Back Stage Meet & Greet with Boo Boo Stewart for Mondays Concert!!!
Win Back Stage Meet & Greet with Boo Boo Stewart for Mondays Concert!!!
See original tweet below from Boo Boo Stewart's Twitter account @RealBoobooFivel
Meet me at the Coca-Cola Chill Stop THIS WEEKEND at Westfield Culver City. Enter here to hang with me backstage! … http://say.ly/rsQ3oVh
Enter to win a chance to meet select artists BACK STAGE before the general meet & greets! Enter here:
Booboo Stewart: http://on.fb.me/K8eBlV
via twilightish
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Justin Rain Joins SyFy Channel in new Series
From Syfy and Trion comes Defiance™, a revolution in transmedia
entertainment that unites a groundbreaking scripted television series
and a massively multiplayer online shooter for the very first time.
With the production team of “Battlestar Galactica” behind the camera Justin Rain’s character of Quentin McCawley is sure to meet the standards of Syfy’s expectations. This would only be possible with a talented actor that Justin rain has become.
From his humble beginnings in small town Saskatchewan. Justin Rain moved to Vancouver with the hopes and dreams of one day empowering other Aboriginal youth through the arts. Justin Rain has held his mantra throughout his career and now is shooting in Toronto as he lands a leading role on Global Networks new show “Defiance.”
“This would only be possible with a talented actor that Justin rain has become.” States Simon Longmore, Founder and Artistic Director of the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts, (VADA.) “Justin has always been a driven and focussed actor, this series comes as no surprise to me, Justin was always breaking new ground on his own.”
Not only is Justin Rain becoming an icon for First Nation’s people in general, but is also the up and coming young Aboriginal Actor soon to watch out for, often compared to as a young Adam Beach. To add to the long list of accolades and recognition received throughout his career is Justin’s recent lead performance as the stubborn and fiercely intelligent character, Adam, in Two Indians Talking. His performance in the feature length film won the Rogers Peoples Choice Award at the 2010 Vancouver International Film Festival and landed him a nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the 2010 American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco. Most recently, the young rising star took home the award for Best Actor at the 2010 Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival and has just recently been nominated for a Leo Award for his leading performance. Justin has also booked a Co-Star role on AMC’s “The Killing” episode 207 set to air May 6th, 2012 and the second season of “Blackstone” as Alan Fraser a Series Recurring role.
Read more at the Source
With the production team of “Battlestar Galactica” behind the camera Justin Rain’s character of Quentin McCawley is sure to meet the standards of Syfy’s expectations. This would only be possible with a talented actor that Justin rain has become.
From his humble beginnings in small town Saskatchewan. Justin Rain moved to Vancouver with the hopes and dreams of one day empowering other Aboriginal youth through the arts. Justin Rain has held his mantra throughout his career and now is shooting in Toronto as he lands a leading role on Global Networks new show “Defiance.”
“This would only be possible with a talented actor that Justin rain has become.” States Simon Longmore, Founder and Artistic Director of the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts, (VADA.) “Justin has always been a driven and focussed actor, this series comes as no surprise to me, Justin was always breaking new ground on his own.”
Not only is Justin Rain becoming an icon for First Nation’s people in general, but is also the up and coming young Aboriginal Actor soon to watch out for, often compared to as a young Adam Beach. To add to the long list of accolades and recognition received throughout his career is Justin’s recent lead performance as the stubborn and fiercely intelligent character, Adam, in Two Indians Talking. His performance in the feature length film won the Rogers Peoples Choice Award at the 2010 Vancouver International Film Festival and landed him a nomination for Best Supporting Actor at the 2010 American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco. Most recently, the young rising star took home the award for Best Actor at the 2010 Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival and has just recently been nominated for a Leo Award for his leading performance. Justin has also booked a Co-Star role on AMC’s “The Killing” episode 207 set to air May 6th, 2012 and the second season of “Blackstone” as Alan Fraser a Series Recurring role.
Read more at the Source
Boo Boo & Fivel Perform at Roxy (pics)
Booboo Stewart and his sisters Fivel and Maegan perform as TSC (The Stewart Clan) at the Roxy Theater on Sunset Blvd. (April 22, 2012 - Source: PacificCoastNews.com)
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Boo Boo Stewart at SWATCH/ TTR World Snowboard Tour (pic)
Krysten Ritter (Don’t Trust the B…In Apt. 23), Janina Gavankar (True Blood), Ashley Madekwe (Revenge), Shannon Elizabeth (American Reunion), Drew Roy (Falling Skies) Booboo Stewart (Twilight Series), Pooch Hall( The Game), Angela Simmons (designer/actress) and Caity Lotz (actress), joined guests to watch as pro longboard surfer and Swatch Proteam member Kassia Meador, and members of the Swatch team, award Marta Zarina-Gelze of Latvia the trophy for her winning watch design.
Boo Boo Stewart to perform in NYC Alice
NEW YORK, May 15, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ --
A number of top celebrities and performing acts including The Cab,
Action Item, Fivel Stewart from the Disney Channel, and Booboo Stewart
from Twilight will be attending the ALIVE New York health and
environmental awards show and informational conference event.
Subsequently, the downtown red carpet awards ceremony has been dubbed
'The Academy Awards of Health and Humanities'.
Adding a plethora of celebrities to the list of presenters, nominees,
and attendees on a daily basis, ALIVE has attracted the direct attention
of major media organizations and philanthropist entities alike.
Nominated companies like LiveStrong, FabFitFun (a Giluana Rancic
company), Organic Authority, Global Green, and others have a large list
of celebrity supports - many of which are some of the most well-known in
the industry. Global Green supporters include Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad
Pitt, and Orlando Bloom.
The list of major nominees for ALIVE is also full of top-tier
celebrities and organizations who have made major contributions to
health and humanities within their lifetime. Some major nominees are
Soul Surfer-Bethany Hamilton, Nick Vujicik, Tony Horton, Zuzana Light
(founder of BodyRock), Brendan Brazier, Chris Powell (from ABC's Extreme
Makeover Weight Loss Edition), The Healthy Housewives, Dr. Mercola,
Anita Moorjani, and USANA & VEMMA - companies endorsed by the highly
influential Dr. Oz.
ALIVE will be held at The Town Hall in Times Square, New York City
between June 29th and 30th.
ALIVE will feature a unique black tie awards
show atmosphere as well as a full-length two day informational
conference highlighted with celebrity speakers. The ALIVE red carpet
event will occur before the ceremony begins and will feature surprise
celebrity guests that will not be disclosed before the show.
Tickets can be purchased through the ALIVE website, and VIP packages are
available. Both physical and livestream tickets are now available for a
limited time.
Contact:
Pazia SchonfeldPazia@universeprcentral.com845-721-9456
AbsolutTwilight Interviews Boo Boo Stewart about Pineville Heist
Tara Dixon took the time discuss success of The Pineville Heist with writer/director Lee Chambers and actor Booboo Stewart.
The Pineville Heist. Movie or book?
LEE: It started as a screenplay. Became a book and now it is on track to become a movie It’s definitely not an overnight thing. So far, it’s been a 4 year journey and we are still going. Luckily, I love it just as much now as I did when I invented the story and character back in the summer of 2008.
The Pineville Heist. Movie or book?
LEE: It started as a screenplay. Became a book and now it is on track to become a movie It’s definitely not an overnight thing. So far, it’s been a 4 year journey and we are still going. Luckily, I love it just as much now as I did when I invented the story and character back in the summer of 2008.
Tell us about The Pineville Heist. How was your story birthed?
LEE: It’s a fun story about Aaron Stevens, a high school student that becomes a man and a hero. He witnesses a murder, ends up with bag of stolen bank money and is then hunted down inside his school. It’s a fast paced thriller.
LEE: It’s a fun story about Aaron Stevens, a high school student that becomes a man and a hero. He witnesses a murder, ends up with bag of stolen bank money and is then hunted down inside his school. It’s a fast paced thriller.
BOOBOO: It has lots of action!
The weight of the story is all on the shoulders of a teenager. Tell me about Aaron?
BOOBOO: Aaron is the average guy that has to do extraordinary things. He not perfect, which makes you like him.
BOOBOO: Aaron is the average guy that has to do extraordinary things. He not perfect, which makes you like him.
Booboo, you signed on pretty early. What were you thoughts of the screenplay version?
BOOBOO: I loved it!
Read more at the Sourceprevious twilight pack post
Byron Chief-Moon- Grey Horse Rider Featured at LGBT Film Festival
Byron Chief-Moon: Grey Horse Rider
88 Minute Running TimeFather of three, successful TV actor and artist and proud member of the First Nations two-spirited gay community, Byron Chief-Moon is a fascinating mesh of dynamic personae. But when he dances alone in the forest, the complexity of the real world washes away, and we can see his spiritual self take hold. Interviews combine with mesmerizing footage of his performances to capture the essence of this cutting-edge artist who founded the Coyote Arts Percussive Performance Association. By melding the history and art of his Canadian Blackfoot Confederacy tribe with issues of contemporary life, Chief-Moon’s work makes profound statements about identity and tradition.
The engaging documentary Two Spirits also focuses on the challenges and joys of growing up as a gay Native American. Joey Criddle is co-director of the Two Spirit Society of Denver, an organization that helps gay and lesbian Native Americans connect and celebrate their common bonds. When Joey is invited to his Pentacostal son’s wedding in Mississippi, we follow along to see how the reunion unfolds. Centering on one man’s struggles and successes in straddling two very different cultures, Two Spirits exposes universal truths about acceptance and family bonds.
The program opens with Two Spirits, One Journey, a fictional story of forbidden love on an Indian reservation. — BRENDAN PETERSON
co-presented by BAAITS - Bay Area American Indian Two Spirits, Native American AIDS Project and Native American Health Center
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