Flickerfest-Bondi Beach, Golden Globe Awards, Norway’s Tromso Fest, Sundance, MIDEM, are some highlights in January’s Media and Entertainment Industry
Flickerfest-Bondi Beach, Golden Globe Awards, Norway’s Tromso Fest, Sundance, MIDEM, are some highlights in January’s Media and Entertainment Industry
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Right up until January 17, this year’s Palm Springs International Film Festival will feature a new program highlighting African Cinema as well as films selected to compete for the FIPRESCI Award, New Voices/New Visions Award, and John Schlesinger Awards. The Festival will screen 40 of the 65 official submissions to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for Best Foreign Language Film, and will host it’s own Black Tie Awards Gala at the Palm Springs Convention Center.
Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer will deliver a pre-show keynote address at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show, January 6-9 in Las Vegas. Digital Hollywood sessions at this years CES tackle issues of content anytime, anywhere, on screens of any size, and how new platforms are refreshing approaches for reaching target audiences. On January 6, attend the Media Money Makers reception, co-sponsored by the Scripps Networks, home of HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, Cooking Channel, Travel Channel and Great American Country. The International CES is produced by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), a trade association promoting growth in the consumer technology industry, and made up of more than 2,000 corporate members.
In 2003 the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Science elected to recognize Flickererfest as a qualifying festival for the Best Short film and Best Animation categories of the Academy
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Variety Venture Capital New Media Summit, Casual Connect, Melbourne International Film Fest, FADE IN… are Event Highlights in July
Variety Venture Capital New Media Summit, Casual Connect, Melbourne International Film Fest, FADE IN… are Event Highlights in July
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Jazz pianist, Kyoko Oyobe, leads the late night jam session in New York City, Lower Eastside’s newest bar, cafe and jazz venue, The Moldy Fig, Tuesday nights in July. The establishment presents it’s jazz offering with an assortment of casual diversions like chess, shuffleboard, Scrabble, and backgammon, and a small plate menu from the kitchen. Poets will feel welcome in this Lower East Side element. Kyoko Oyobe who writes original compositions, is from Okayama, Japan, and has released her first album, ‘Cookin’ at Smalls’, recorded live at Smalls Jazz Club in Greenwich Village, now available on the web at cdbaby.
Taking place in New York City through July 9 to celebrate its 12th Anniversary, Latin Alternative Music Conference is geared towards the marketing of Spanish-language alternative music. A connected SummerStage event in Central Park on July 6 features performances by Spanish music standouts Jarabe De Palo, Mexican songstress Ely Guerra, Afro-Peruvian electronica folk artist Novalima and Miami
Winter Park Jazz Fest Line-up Announced
Winter Park Jazz Fest Line-up Announced
Yeah! Part of the line-up of the 2009 Winter Park Jazz Festival has already been announced, with more artists still to be announced in the coming weeks. Since I’ve lived in Winter Park, the Jazz Fest line-up hasn’t been announced until late May or early June, so this is a record!
I’m not a really big Jazz music fan, so I can’t tell you much about these artists, but I can say that the Jazz Fest weekend is one of the most happenin’ weekends of the summer in Winter Park. I love going to the shows and being out in the action. Last year was a great time, the weather was perfect and I was introduced to some really good Jazz performers, like Kelly Sweet and Dave Koz (pictured here).
Oh, I almost forgot. Winter Park Lodging by Owner has some premier condos in a prime location for the Jazz Fest. They’re called the Trailhead Lodge condos, and they’re so close to the festival grounds, you can even watch the festival from the balcony one of them. Plus, they’re finishing up an outdoor pool and hot tubs this summer – we’ve heard they’ll be ready by July!
Here is what we know so far:
Saturday, July 25th
Fourplay Warren Hill War
Sunday, July 26th
Boney James Sax for Stax Rippingtons
We’ve updated our website with the Jazz Fest line-up as well. Keep checking back to get updates on the line-up, ticket prices and more.
The Winter Park Jazz festival is coming upon us quickly! Dates for the festival are 7/25/2009 – 7/26/2009. This is a great way too see some amazing jazz up in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. The festival will be held in Hideaway Park in town. Being one of the most popular weekends of the summer in Winter Park it is time to book your lodging now! More information about the music festival can be found at the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce . Mention you saw the Winter Park Lodging by Owner’s Winter Park Jazz Festival blog and you will get 15% off your lodging. We will keep you updated with the music lineup once we hear who is playing. Get up here and listen to some jazz!!
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