
New Hampshire Film & Television Office Casting notice for Keene State College advanced production "Playing House." http://bit.ly/9XZWm
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The news and events blog of the New Hampshire Film and Television Office, promoting the Granite State as a filmmaking destination and supporting New Hampshire's film industry.

New Hampshire Film & Television Office EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION, feat. the Marshall family and filmed in New Hampshire will air on Sun., Nov. 29 at 8 p.m. on ABC.

New Hampshire Film & Television Office Reminder: Screenplay Reading tonight, 7p at Red River Theatres in Concord, featuring Hilary Graham's script FREEBIRD. http://bit.ly/3L3acj
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The Screenplay Reading Series Presented by the New Hampshire Film and Television Office in partnership with Red River Theatres

New Hampshire Film & Television Office CASTING NOTICE: NH-based short film THE MARRIAGE COUNSELOR seeking actors. http://bit.ly/3ali7F
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The news and events blog of the New Hampshire Film and Television Office, promoting the Granite State as a filmmaking destination and supporting New Hampshire's film industry.

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Film folks - let's get involved. http://www.nh.gov/nhculture/culture_care s.htm
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Is your cultural organization organizing a food drive, assisting seniors, reaching out to patients, mentoring students or performing some other type of community service? If so, the Department of Cultural Resources wants to hear about it!

New Hampshire Film & Television Office Any NH film tweeps selling DVD copies of their recent works? DM me. Working on a "holiday wish list" of NH films to send out this season.

New Hampshire Film & Television Office NH Chronicle spotlights the NH Film Festival (@nhff) and NH filmmakers. 7:30pm on WMUR 9. http://bit.ly/2qIBfN
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The best in NH movies and movie makers are celebrated.

New Hampshire Film & Television Office LL Bean web testimonials online. Check out those shot in NH - "Pathfinder Soft Shell Jacket" & "Calypso Women's Kayak." http://bit.ly/tvfQW
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New Hampshire Film & Television Office RT @cspan Submission page for the StudentCam video competition is now available. Upload entries here: http://bit.ly/1csKaW
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C-SPAN StudentCam is an annual documentary competition that encourages students to think seriously about issues that affect our communities and our nation. C-SPAN StudentCam invites students to identify ...

New Hampshire Film & Television Office YELLOWBRICKROAD - independent film shot in New Hampshire this past summer - trailer now online: http://bit.ly/10gd7r

New Hampshire Film & Television Office Indie filmmakers! Check out these locations for your next project in New Hampshire! http://bit.ly/eqWFm
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The news and events blog of the New Hampshire Film and Television Office, promoting the Granite State as a filmmaking destination and supporting New Hampshire's film industry.

New Hampshire Film & Television Office Casting notice for photo shoot in Portsmouth: http://bit.ly/3gQneL
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The news and events blog of the New Hampshire Film and Television Office, promoting the Granite State as a filmmaking destination and supporting New Hampshire's film industry.

New Hampshire Film & Television Office Just uploaded location photos for classic courthouse avail. for filming in Ossipee, NH. http://bit.ly/ByMid
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If you would like additional information on this location, or would like to find similar ones, please contact the New Hampshire Film & Television Office at (603) 271-2220.

New Hampshire Film & Television Office Film New Hampshire Promo hosted by New Hampshire's own Fritz Wetherbee and narrated by Orson Welles.

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FREEBIRD, by Hilary Graham
Reading directed by Adam Jones
Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 7 p.m.
Red River Theatres, 11 S. Main St., Concord
Tickets: $8 ($6 for Red River Theatre members)
http://www.redrivertheatres.org
FREEBIRD tells the story of a 16-year-old punk rock princess who becomes an unlikely teen bride when she ma...rries a boy she despises in order to escape living with her parents. In addition to winning the 2009 NH Film & Television Office Screenwriting Competition, the script won first place in the 2008 Silver Screenwriting Competition and was the Grand Prize Winner in the 2008 Script P.I.M.P. Competition.
The Screenplay Reading Series showcases new motion picture scripts read live by actors before an audience, followed by Q&A, creating a unique movie-going experience. The series focuses on the craft of cinematic storytelling, long before a frame of film is shot, and is dedicated to fostering a forum where screenwriters can hear their words come to life and network with actors, potential film investors, and other artists involved in filmmaking.
The Screenplay Reading Series accepts screenplays for consideration on an invitation-only basis and screenplays must have an emphasis on New Hampshire, either in their setting or their potential to be filmed in the Granite State. The screenplays are read in an intimate setting at Red River Theatres by actors cast into the screenplay's respective roles by a director who works with the writer specifically for the reading. Screenplay readings can last anywhere between ninety minutes to two hours.
With three screenplay readings held throughout the course of a year, audiences have the rare opportunity to “listen” to a film script, take part in a dialogue with the writer afterward, and hear the artistic conversation that happens “behind-the-scenes.”Read More
Reading directed by Adam Jones
Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 7 p.m.
Red River Theatres, 11 S. Main St., Concord
Tickets: $8 ($6 for Red River Theatre members)
http://www.redrivertheatres.org
FREEBIRD tells the story of a 16-year-old punk rock princess who becomes an unlikely teen bride when she ma...rries a boy she despises in order to escape living with her parents. In addition to winning the 2009 NH Film & Television Office Screenwriting Competition, the script won first place in the 2008 Silver Screenwriting Competition and was the Grand Prize Winner in the 2008 Script P.I.M.P. Competition.
The Screenplay Reading Series showcases new motion picture scripts read live by actors before an audience, followed by Q&A, creating a unique movie-going experience. The series focuses on the craft of cinematic storytelling, long before a frame of film is shot, and is dedicated to fostering a forum where screenwriters can hear their words come to life and network with actors, potential film investors, and other artists involved in filmmaking.
The Screenplay Reading Series accepts screenplays for consideration on an invitation-only basis and screenplays must have an emphasis on New Hampshire, either in their setting or their potential to be filmed in the Granite State. The screenplays are read in an intimate setting at Red River Theatres by actors cast into the screenplay's respective roles by a director who works with the writer specifically for the reading. Screenplay readings can last anywhere between ninety minutes to two hours.
With three screenplay readings held throughout the course of a year, audiences have the rare opportunity to “listen” to a film script, take part in a dialogue with the writer afterward, and hear the artistic conversation that happens “behind-the-scenes.”Read More
Time:7:00PM Thursday, November 12th
Location:Red River Theatres
















