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Central Productions is proud to be partnering with The Revolving Museum in Lowell to present a "Best of the Boston Cinema Census" package this upcoming Thursday, June 26th from 7-9pm. Come on down and enjoy the best in regional shorts filmmaking!!

Floating Boulder by Adam Frelin is one of the films showing at the <a href="http://www.d2eboston.com/events/event-details.php?id=34">Down:2:Earth film project </a> screening tomorrow. They're giving away some eco-tours, <a href="http://www.myninjaplease.com/green/?p=1373">apparently</a>, winners will go to the Yukon, sleep in a organic cotton tents and using a composting toilet.

The screening itself is at the Hynes Convention Center.

From the Boston Public Health Commission -

Please join us and the film series producers from the California Newsreel on March 27, 2008 to view the first hour ("In Sickness and In Wealth") of this groundbreaking series together, hear about city and state initiatives to eliminate health disparities and discuss a call to action. The Boston premiere will be held at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library at the University of Massachusetts Boston. This event will begin with a networking reception at 5:30 PM and a program start at 6:30 PM. For more information please click here or register for a ticket now.

Here's a trailer for a documentary Life on the V: The Story of V66 on the short-lived V66 music video station in Boston.

BUFF is almost back. Schedule can be found here. Bad Lit is pro-Crispin Glover in the Wizard of Gore, Johnny Butane would prefers the Suicide Girls.

It's too late to see the screening of all the Chlotrudis shorts from this year (seeing as how there was only one screening at Coolidge and it started two hours ago) but one could go see who won at the 14th Annual Chlotrudis Awards ceremony on Sunday, March 30 at the Brattle.

From David Tames-

The 18th Annual Pro Video Show (hosted by the Camera Company with the participation of the Boston Final Cut Pro User Group, SMPTE/NE, and NPVA/NE) will be held Friday and Saturday, March 7-8, 2008 at Stonehill College (Sally Blair Ames Sports Complex) in Easton, Massachusetts.

This popular annual event provides two days of informative workshops, seminars, and equipment demonstrations, with lots of opportunities to check out the latest gear and learn about tools and techniques. Yours truly will be presenting three seminars at the show you might find interesting:

* Web Video 2.0: Delivering Your Video Online (Fri, Mar 07, 1pm -3pm, $25),

* Art of the Interview: Strategies and Techniques for Better Video Interviews (Sat, Mar 08, 9am - 11am, $25), and

* Interview Lighting: Professional Results On A Tight Budget (Sat, Mar 08, 1pm - 3pm, $25).

For a detailed description of my seminars, please click here and for a complete listing of all the workshops, seminars, demos, and to register for specific workshops and seminars, visit the Camera Company site at http://www.cameraco.com/.

Advanced registration for seminars and workshops is recommended, my Web Video seminar sold out last year.

Consisting of a series of clear, concise presentations, The Digital Filmmaking Workshop will move between all aspects of production and focus on how they work together for the common goal: making people aware of, and interested in seeing, your film.

For more, see here.