Next Semester COAST is producing the winning film from the Pitch Competition. We are looking to fill some lead positions to help us kick things off next semester. All interested should contact Andrew Armstrong (producer) at armstrongR@jbu.edu. When submitting for the job please include the best time for a brief face to face meeting/interview before leaving for the holidays. The positions we're seeking to fill are below.
Art Director
o Oversees three major areas: wardrobe, sets, and props. Responsibilities will include directing a production design team and communicating with the director and/or DP to achieve his desired visual style for the production.
Associate Producer
o Oversees the marketing of the film. Responsibilities will include public relations, directing a marketing team during production and preparing all materials for festival submissions.
UPM (Unit Production Manager)
o Organizes the production, responsible for coordinating schedules and planning production days. Responsibilities include communicating with the whole production team regarding schedules and arranging the production to fit within its overall schedule.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Film Club 12/10/09
Because of finals and the choir concert this week, we will not be having our film club. Good luck to all of you on all of your tests. Try not to stress out too much...
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
KC First Friday Art Walk- Road Trip
This last Friday (Nov. 6) about 16 of us from COAST, including our Profs- Ward, Sned, and Goehner road-tripped it up to KC, MO for a great day full of art, fun, and inspiration. Every First Friday of the month the downtown Crossroads area of KC opens its galleries, studios, and restaurants for the throngs of people that come through to experience the creativity, sights, sounds, flavors, and company of other new people.
There was a ton of great art, too, of course. We saw some fun robots with personality, by these guys, some interesting (and incredibly expensive) ceramic sculpture, beautiful paintings, and photography, and then some great print work by students and also by the pros at Hammerpress.
Apart from the local art scene we also got to visit some real art museums earlier in the day which I particularly enjoyed. The Nelson-Atkins (a free museum) had amazing an amazing historical art collection including Egyptian, Native American, Chinese, and lots of art that several of us had just finished studying in our text books in Mr. Peer's Art History class. So that was particularly exciting to see whole rooms dedicated to chapters we just went through in our book, and be able to recognize painter's and sculptor's names and styles before even reading the placards!

For a few years now COAST has made this treck in December, just in time for the Christmas lights, but this year we chose November, and it was amazing. For one, God blessed us with a perfectly gorgeous Fall day, and even into the night it never got cold...perfect street strolling. We even had a few street performers out, including fire-twirlers, dancers, and a walking art exhibit that came to you!
There was a ton of great art, too, of course. We saw some fun robots with personality, by these guys, some interesting (and incredibly expensive) ceramic sculpture, beautiful paintings, and photography, and then some great print work by students and also by the pros at Hammerpress.
Apart from the local art scene we also got to visit some real art museums earlier in the day which I particularly enjoyed. The Nelson-Atkins (a free museum) had amazing an amazing historical art collection including Egyptian, Native American, Chinese, and lots of art that several of us had just finished studying in our text books in Mr. Peer's Art History class. So that was particularly exciting to see whole rooms dedicated to chapters we just went through in our book, and be able to recognize painter's and sculptor's names and styles before even reading the placards!
Oh, and I almost forgot- there was even a little bit of shopping and dining in the beautiful Country Club Plaza. For those of us that miss the better options of big cities, we visited the Apple store and Urban Outfitters, among other favorites.
We had a great time and are definitely looking forward to it again next year. If you went with us, feel free to send me some of your photos to add, and if you didn't...we hope you'll join us at next year's Art Walk. Remember stuff like this is Free for COAST members (along with those cool t-shirts), so ask Emily Olson or any of us about joining any time!
-K :)
We had a great time and are definitely looking forward to it again next year. If you went with us, feel free to send me some of your photos to add, and if you didn't...we hope you'll join us at next year's Art Walk. Remember stuff like this is Free for COAST members (along with those cool t-shirts), so ask Emily Olson or any of us about joining any time!
-K :)
(photos courtesy Emily Caneday)
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
This week (11/19/09) is Chariots of Fire. If you have some extra time this Thursday at 9:15, feel free to come over to room 112 of the art building.Synopsis: The story of two British track athletes, one a determined Jew, and the other a devout Christian who compete in the 1924 Olympics.
Don't forget, we provide free popcorn and drinks.
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