The Indy Film Co-op presents The Angry Filmmaker Tour
The Indy Film Co-op is pleased to announce that on October 11th, 2007 it will be presenting The Angry Filmmaker. The Angry Filmmaker, also known as Kelley Baker, is well known for working with other people. He was the sound designer on six of Gus Van Sant's feature films including, MY OWN PRIVATE IDAHO, GOOD WILL HUNTING, and FINDING FORRESTER. He designed the sound on Todd Haynes feature film, FAR FROM HEAVEN, with Dennis Quaid and Julianne Moore. He was the picture editor/sound designer on Will Vinton’s The Adventure’s of Mark Twain, and Meet The Raisins for CBS
The Seminar: Making the Extremely Low Budget Feature
In 2000 Kelley Baker set out to make a full length feature film for the sum of $1000. He failed miserably. His budget ballooned up to $4000, (he forgot he had to feed cast and crew), but when the dust finally settled he had completed THE GAS CAFE, a 90 minute DV feature. Along the way he set up a website, shot behind the scenes footage (for a documentary), and made the movie that he wanted to. What's wrong with this guy? In 2002 Kelley sent 100 letters to 100 Friends asking for $100 to fund Kicking Bird. He raised $5000 and shot for 18 days. Kelley is currently touring the country with Kicking Bird. In this workshop Kelley will walk participants through the entire process from scripting through post production. How to get the most for very limited resources, asking the right questions to get free stuff, and working in an atmosphere where people share your vision and put in very long hours for no money, and enjoy it!
Even More Angry
Kelley has spent the last five years touring the US and the UK, teaching his subversive brand of filmmaking at workshops and showing his films to audiences at Art House Theaters, Colleges, Universities and Media Art Centers. Kelley has appeared in over 175 cities and 250 venues.
Kelley is currently self distributing his short and feature films. His book, The Angry Filmmaker Survival Guide: Making The Extreme Low Budget Film will be coming out in Fall of 2007.
Location and cost
The seminar will be held at the Johnson County Museum of History
October 11th at 7:00 P.M.
135 North Main Street
Franklin, Indiana 46131
The cost of the three hour seminar is $20
for further information please email: info@indyfilmco-op.org
About The Indy Film Co-op
The Indy Film Co-op is a virtual collective of filmmakers whose membership stands at 1700 globally. Our focus is facilitate the production and distribution of members films as well as promote cinema education. The Co-op is the founder of the very successful "B Movie Celebration".
www.indyfilmco-op.org
