NM ADFED: One Week From Today the LuchAddys Entries are Due‏!

The deadline has snuck up on us, and there is only one more week until the call for entries deadline! So, if you haven't already, submit your entries for the LuchAddys as soon as possible!

 

Entries will be due to the Communication & Journalism Department (UNM, 2101 Central NE - Corner of Central and Yale) between 10am-5pm Wednesday, January 7th.

 

ALL ITEMS submitted must be in plastic bags or poster tubes. Please contact info@nmadfed.org or 999-9645 to inquire about quantities or odd sizes. We will provide the bags and tubes and will make every effort to deliver bags prior to the entry deadline.

Late entries will be accepted on Friday, January 9th from 9am to 1 pm at the Communication & Journalism Department - UNM. There will be a late fee of $10 per late entry.

Becoming an entrant is simple:

• Go to www.luchaddys.com and click on the poster
• You will now be at The Addy Awards site
• Click on either Professional or Student and create your account, username and password
• Follow the directions on your page and start entering pieces – for even more help, click on the "Competition Rules" button at the top of your page and/or call David Gould @ 999-9645

Ad Fed Member prices:

Single Entry - $45
Campaign - $65

Non- Ad Fed Members

Single Entry - $80
Campaign - $120

Students - $20 per entry

Reminder, there will be a $10 additional charge for each late entry.

Enter the ring and fight through the competition to become the famous Luchador, "Creativito" 

For additional information open the attachment included in this email. 

 

Taos Shortz Film Fest January 10th

Taos Shortz is coming up soon -- next weekend -- with a meet and greet on the 9th and awards ceremony on January 11th:

PRESS RELEASE
TAOS SHORTZ FILM FEST
www.taosshortz.com
contact: anna@taosshortz.com

The Taos Shortz Film Fest will be held January 10th, 2009
at the Kachina Lodge, 413 Paseo del Pueblo Norte, Taos N.M.

We will feature 30 + juried short films from around the world. Films from India, Netherlands, England and Canada will be highlighted, as well as films from around the U.S. Categories include documentary, fiction, animation and experimental.

3 programs with unique films in each program.
SHOWTIMES:
2PM (all ages)
5PM (mature audiences)
8PM ( mature audiences)

There will be a Q & A with visiting filmmakers after each program

$10.00 per show
$25.00 pass to all shows.
$5:00 children under 12
ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT TAOSOUND

A meet and greet social is planned for Friday evening , Jan 9th, 5pm to 7pm at Ogelvies , where filmmakers can join the public to network before the event. (Drink specials for passholders)

A Sunday Brunch Awards Ceremony will be held Jan 11th, at the Kachina Lodge

The Taos Shortz Film Fest is a program of Open Hearth, a 501 (c)

www.taosshortz.com for film details and festival events…

UNM Word & Image Screening this Friday

UNM's Word and Image class is one of our longest running classes for bringing a small movie production team together to plan, shoot and edit new student work.  Taking scripts from our Advanced Screenwriting class and featuring actors from the Theatre and Dance Acting for the Camera class, some of UNM's most talented young directors have been producing really good work for years.  Please join us this Friday evening at ARTS Lab for the latest edition with three new works and some of last year's faves...

Join us for an exciting premiere of original UNM student motion pictures Friday December 19, 2008 at 7PM in ARTS Lab, 131 Pine St, NE (One block west of University, half a block north of Central).

The Thing Inside – Producer: Franklin Whitman, Director: Brooks Rudolph, Writer: Mike Smith

Apples – Producer: Grant Roberts, Director/Writer: Taylor Lane

The Truth Within – Producer/Writer Paul Porter, Director Alyse Daunis

We start the evening with two past audience favorites:

The Life, Death, and Aptitude of Todd Winters – Producer: Charles D. Care II, Director: Matt Garcia, Writer: Gary Montry

Nightmares Outside of Dreams – Producer: Justin Pichardo, Director/Writer: Justin Golightly.

These works were produced in WORD & IMAGE (MA429), written in ADVANCED SCREENWRITING (MA 390), and feature actors from Acting for the Camera (THEA 326).

WHAT:     2008 Word & Image Student Work Screening
WHEN:    Friday, January 17th, 7PM - 9PM
WHERE:  UNM ARTS Lab, 131 Pine Street, NW (one block west of Unviersity, half a block north of Central)
COST:      Free


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New Mexico's 5th Annual Media Industries Conference -- "MIX" -- is coming January 17th.  Sign up at http://www.nm-mix.org

Eric Renz-Whitmore, Program Coordinator
ARTS Lab
MSC04 2570
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
office:  505-277-2253
cell:     505-227-1086
http://artslab.unm.edu

Ubuntu Free Culture Showcase Deadline Feb 6

I'm not always an Open Source evangelist, but the open source model has lots of strengths, among them the idea that you can get a great number of creative people doing cool things that you can check out, enjoy, and possibly pay for.

So it's not like the folks at Ubuntu are *joining* the user generated content movement, or that this is a contest exactly, but it is a cool opportunity to get your work in the hands of some really cool folks around the world.  We're planning to have some open source goodness at the upcoming MIX event, but with a February 6th deadline, interested folks should probably already have work underway...

UBUNTU FREE CULTURE SHOWCASE (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFreeCultureShowcase)

The Ubuntu Free Culture Showcase is an opportunity to show off high quality free culture content in Ubuntu. At the heart of Ubuntu's ethos is a belief in showcasing free software and free culture, and with each development cycle we open the opportunity for any Free Culture artist to put their work in front of millions of Ubuntu users around the world. Although the space restrictions are tight, and we are limited to how much content we can include, this is an excellent opportunity for artists everywhere.

How it works is simple:

• Your submission must be no larger than 1MB for audio, 2.5MB for video and 0.5MB for photo/graphic.

• Upload your submission somewhere online (there are lots of free hosting solutions available such as archive.org). Do not email any of the organisers or judges with your submissions.

• Add your entry to one of the tables below.
• When the deadline for submissions closes, our panel of judges (Cory Kontros, Luis de Bethencourt, Luke Yelavich, Lydia Pintscher and Tony Whitmore) will pick a shortlist, and the Community Council will then pick the final winners from the shortlist.

The deadline for submissions is 6th February 2009.

More info at:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuFreeCultureShowcase

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New Mexico's 5th Annual Media Industries Conference -- "MIX" -- is coming January 17th.  Sign up at http://www.nm-mix.org

Eric Renz-Whitmore, Program Coordinator
ARTS Lab
MSC04 2570
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
office:  505-277-2253
cell:     505-227-1086
http://artslab.unm.edu

Terminator Salvation Movie trailer http://teaser-trailer.com

Folks at the Duke City Fix are having fun playing 'Name that Location' with this one...
http://www.dukecityfix.com/profiles/blogs/how-many-albuquerque-locations

NMITSA Tech Legislation Preview (12/12)

December's NMITSA Lunch is a special event in several ways:

• It's on Friday, December 12th (instead of Thursday)
• This is the first in the quarterly series of events we're planning for Santa Fe (hosted by our friends at the Santa Fe Complex)
• It's also the first of what we hope will be an annual event to look at New Mexico's legislative session, issues affecting our Tech Community, and how the technology community can get involved.

Sign up is live at: http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=171162

December 12th Membership Lunch: NM State Science and Technology Adviser Tom Bowles
NMITSA Tech Legislation Preview

For our December luncheon, NMITSA heads north to hear what we can expect from the 2009 session of the New Mexico State Legislature. State Science and Technology Adviser Tom Bowles will provide an overview on state priorities and expected legislation. Also on the program, former ACI director (and current NMITSA board member) Sayuri Yamada will discuss how to work with the legislature and Santa Fe Complex Executive Director Don Begley will explain ways to become more engaged with the legislative actions affecting our businesses and our lives.

WHEN: Friday, December 12th 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM (Presentation begins at noon)

WHERE: Santa Fe Complex, 624 Agua Fria, Santa Fe.
Click here for directions

COST: $25 to NMITSA & Affiliate Members; $40 to other guests.
Please RSVP to Eric Renz-Whitmore (mailto:ewhitmore@gmail.com)
Or sign up and pay online here.

Following the luncheon session, we're also planning discussions of potential activities for a northern chapter of NMITSA -- and on digital media use of NMCAC, New Mexico's Supercomputer.

We hope you can join us!

Santa Fe Film Festival Events & NM Women in Film Sage Award

From the good folks at NM Women in Film:

IT'S TIME FOR THE SANTA FE FILM FESTIVAL!!!

 

THURSDAY DEC 4, 2008

• Heineken Happy Hour co-sponsored by Cinnafilm @ Hotel Santa Fe 5-7 PM

DJs Sherdon & Stephens, the source for Santa Fe's monthly musical Tantra Sessions, maneuver a sultry mix of deep tech-house and vocals. Complimentary beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders. 21+

1501 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 800.825.9876

• HDNM Entertainment & Tamalewood Reception @ Rio Chama Steakhouse 7-9 PM

Celebrate the growth of independent New Mexico film, with a reception for the world premieres of SHOOT FIRST AND PRAY YOU LIVE and A LONELY PLACE FOR DYING, featuring Tributee James Cromwell. Both films were shot entirely in New Mexico with New Mexican actors and crews. Open to festival badge holders.

414 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.955.0765

• Filmmakers Reception @ Il Piatto 8-10 PM

Chef / Owner Matt Yohalem brings originality and culinary bravado to the Santa Fe Film Festival menu with his flair for world-class traditional and contemporary Italian cuisine. Located in the historic downtown district, Il Piatto's reception is a highlight for filmmakers year after year. Open to festival badge holders.

95 W. Marcy St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.984.1091

• Official Festival Party @ The Pink Adobe 9-12 AM

New to the party route, yet positioned on the most historic street in Santa Fe, the Pink Adobe invites the festival to enjoy their sprawling hacienda. Live performance by the Maura Studi Jazz Trio in the Dragon Room. Open to festival badge holders and the public.

406 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.7712

 

FRIDAY DEC 5, 2008

• Heineken Happy Hour @ Hotel Santa Fe 5-7 PM

DJ's Swing Kid and Maynard Del Mar electrify the room with a combination of 80s, 90s, break beats, electro clash and house. Complimentary beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders. 21+

1501 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 800.825.9876

• VIP Reception @ Gordon Schaeffer's Studio 7 – 9 PM

Gordon Schaeffer of Soulfood Music & Media invites festival badge holders to celebrate the art of cinema and music scoring with a screening and reception at his Santa Fe studio. Winner of the Best Imax Score, Gordon Schaeffer presents IMAX EXTREME.

776 Camino Don Emilio, Santa Fe, NM 87507 Ph. 612.805.4503

• Official Festival Party @ Ore House on the Plaza 8-1 AM

Ore House on the Plaza is a cornerstone venue for the Santa Fe Film Festival with an ever-evolving slate of entertainment and the annual Webcast. Live performance by musical powerhouse, Rhythm & 53rd. Open to festival badge holders.

50 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.8687

• Festival Party @ San Francisco Bar & Grill 9-1 AM

The San Francisco Bar & Grill returns to the festival in 2008, turning the historic downtown plaza into a filmmaker's block party. Live performance by White Buffalo. Open to festival badge holders and the public.

50 East San Francisco St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.982.2044

 

SATURDAY DEC 6, 2008

• Milagro Awards Ceremony @ The Scottish Rite Temple 4:30-7 PM

Filmmakers and our Luminaria Tributees accept top honors at the Milagro Awards Ceremony hosted by the legendary Ali MacGraw and native son Raoul Trujillo. The show features presentations by notable New Mexicans and treasured members of the international film industry. Open to festival badge holders and the public.

463 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.982.4414

• Milagro Awards Reception @ The Market Pavilion 7-9 PM

Celebrate the successes of all Santa Fe Film Festival participants at the Market Pavilion located in the newly unveiled Railyard District. Catering provided by Walter Burke, beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders and the public for $10/ cover. 18+ Includes entry to the Santa Fe Film Festival's Centerpiece Party to follow.

1607A Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.4098

• The Centerpiece Party @ The Market Pavilion 9-2AM

DJs Che and Melanie Moore open the night with a sexy and sophisticated blend for the internationally acclaimed DJ Behrouz. The summer release of his double CD, "Pure Behrouz NYC", on Nervous Records has taken him around the world and now to our fine city for the Santa Fe Film Festival's Centerpiece Party, co-presented by the College of Santa Fe. Catering provided by Walter Burke, beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders and the public for $10/ cover. 18+

1607A Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.4098

• The Mission Creeps Show @ Warehouse 21 8 – 10 PM

The Mission Creeps are the subject of the music video THE MISSION CREEPS by selected filmmaker Gene Torres. They will delight the festival in the flesh with reverb-drenched guitar, psychotic and velvety vocals set to sparse webs of swampy bass and polyrhythmic backbeats. Open to festival badge holders and the public for $5/cover. All ages show, no alcohol on premises.

1614 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph.505.989.4423

 

SUNDAY DEC 7 – 2008

• Closing Party @ Inn of the Governors' Del Charro Saloon 7-12AM

Our soundtrack comes to an end with live performance by the Chris Ishee Jazz Trio featuring Therese Olson, Lydia Clark and Catherine Donavan. DJ Feathericci plays the last song of the 9th annual Santa Fe Film Festival. Open to festival badge holders.

101 West Alameda, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505-982-4333

 

Check out website for a full list of movies  www.santafefilmfestival.com

Also...

2008 NMWIF SAGE AWARD WINNER ANNOUNCED:

NMWIF is pleased to announce that Ann Lerner, head of the Albuquerque Film Office, is the 2008 recipient of our SAGE Award.  As we all know, Ann has been an enthusiastic and tireless promoter of film in Albuquerque and the state and has given generously of her time and talents to support producers and crew in the state and especially many of our members.  The award will be presented to Ann at the Santa Fe Film Festival Milagro Awards Ceremony on Saturday, December 6th at 4:30PM at the Scottish Rites Temple.  The Ceremony is free to the public. 

 

NMWIF members will be admitted to the Milagro Awards Reception and Party after the Awards Ceremony. The reception will take place from 7-9pm at The Pavillion across from Site Santa Fe (the same location as the weekly Farmers Market). Following the reception will be the Party. More detailed Information on location will be in the Film Festival program.

Members MUST show MEMBERSHIP CARDS to be admitted. If you do not have a membership card you must e-mail us at NMWIFinfo@gmail.com and be sure to put "Milagro Party" in the subject line by noon on Saturday of the Awards ceremony so that you can be placed on a list at the door.

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New Mexico's 5th Annual Media Industries Conference -- "MIX" -- is coming January 17th.  More details soon!

Eric Renz-Whitmore, Program Coordinator
ARTS Lab
MSC04 2570
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
505-277-2253
http://artslab.unm.edu

Santa Fe Film Festival THIS WEEK!

It's probably the biggest single event in New Mexico's film and media world, and it starts this Wednesday: the Santa Fe Film Festival is pulling out all the stops this year with a wide selection of films, workshops and other activities. It's all too much to list here (you can find all the info at http://santafefilmfestival.com/), but I did want to share some of the many parties and send a shout out to the folks at HDNM, Tamalewood and Cinnafilm -- a few of the sponsors who help make it happen.

From the Film Festival's Events Page:

Santa Fe Film Festival 2008 Events & Parties

WEDNESDAY DEC 3, 2008

Heineken Happy Hour @ Hotel Santa Fe 5-7 PM

DJs Miss Ginger and Pablo77 hit play on the festival’s soundtrack with Brazilian rhythms, funk, soul, reggae and rare grooves. Complimentary beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go. Open to festival badge holders. 21+

1501 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 800.825.9876

VIP Opening Night Reception @ Chuck Jones Gallery 7-9 PM

Linda Jones hosts this special gathering amidst her father Chuck Jones’ renowned works in the heart of downtown Santa Fe in celebration of the Southwest premiere of the new documentary about Chuck Jones, titled MEMORIES OF CHILDHOOD. Open to festival badge holders and the public.

135 W. Palace Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.5999

Official Opening Night Party @ The Cowgirl BBQ 8 – 2 AM

Locals’ favorite and the world famous Cowgirl BBQ, best known for their award-winning bartending staff and smokin’ BBQ, hosts their traditional Opening Night Party. Live performance by the Santa Fakers with an encore by DJs Miss Ginger and Pablo77. Open to festival badge holders, patrons with opening night tickets and the public for $8/cover.

319 S. Guadalupe St. Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.982.2565

THURSDAY DEC 4, 2008

Heineken Happy Hour co-sponsored by Cinnafilm @ Hotel Santa Fe 5-7 PM

DJs Sherdon & Stephens, the source for Santa Fe’s monthly musical Tantra Sessions, maneuver a sultry mix of deep tech-house and vocals. Complimentary beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders. 21+

1501 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 800.825.9876

HDNM Entertainment & Tamalewood Reception @ Rio Chama Steakhouse 7-9 PM

Celebrate the growth of independent New Mexico film, with a reception for the world premieres of SHOOT FIRST AND PRAY YOU LIVE and A LONELY PLACE FOR DYING, featuring Tributee James Cromwell. Both films were shot entirely in New Mexico with New Mexican actors and crews. Open to festival badge holders.

414 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.955.0765

Filmmakers Reception @ Il Piatto 8-10 PM

Chef / Owner Matt Yohalem brings originality and culinary bravado to the Santa Fe Film Festival menu with his flair for world-class traditional and contemporary Italian cuisine. Located in the historic downtown district, Il Piatto’s reception is a highlight for filmmakers year after year. Open to festival badge holders.

95 W. Marcy St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.984.1091

Official Festival Party @ The Pink Adobe 9-12 AM

New to the party route, yet positioned on the most historic street in Santa Fe, the Pink Adobe invites the festival to enjoy their sprawling hacienda. Live performance by the Maura Studi Jazz Trio in the Dragon Room. Open to festival badge holders and the public.

406 Old Santa Fe Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.7712

FRIDAY DEC 5, 2008

Heineken Happy Hour @ Hotel Santa Fe 5-7 PM

DJ’s Swing Kid and Maynard Del Mar electrify the room with a combination of 80s, 90s, break beats, electro clash and house. Complimentary beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders. 21+

1501 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 800.825.9876

VIP Reception @ Gordon Schaeffer's Studio 7 – 9 PM

Gordon Schaeffer of Soulfood Music & Media invites festival badge holders to celebrate the art of cinema and music scoring with a screening and reception at his Santa Fe studio. Winner of the Best Imax Score, Gordon Schaeffer presents IMAX EXTREME.

776 Camino Don Emilio, Santa Fe, NM 87507 Ph. 612.805.4503

Official Festival Party @ Ore House on the Plaza 8-1 AM

Ore House on the Plaza is a cornerstone venue for the Santa Fe Film Festival with an ever-evolving slate of entertainment and the annual Webcast. Live performance by musical powerhouse, Rhythm & 53rd. Open to festival badge holders.

50 Lincoln Ave, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.8687

Festival Party @ San Francisco Bar & Grill 9-1 AM

The San Francisco Bar & Grill returns to the festival in 2008, turning the historic downtown plaza into a filmmaker’s block party. Live performance by White Buffalo. Open to festival badge holders and the public.

50 East San Francisco St., Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.982.2044

SATURDAY DEC 6, 2008

Milagro Awards Ceremony @ The Scottish Rite Temple 4:30-7 PM

Filmmakers and our Luminaria Tributees accept top honors at the Milagro Awards Ceremony hosted by the legendary Ali MacGraw and native son Raoul Trujillo. The show features presentations by notable New Mexicans and treasured members of the international film industry. Open to festival badge holders and the public.

463 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.982.4414

Milagro Awards Reception @ The Market Pavilion 7-9 PM

Celebrate the successes of all Santa Fe Film Festival participants at the Market Pavilion located in the newly unveiled Railyard District. Catering provided by Walter Burke, beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders and the public for $10/ cover. 18+ Includes entry to the Santa Fe Film Festival’s Centerpiece Party to follow.

1607A Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.4098

The Centerpiece Party @ The Market Pavilion 9-2AM

DJs Che and Melanie Moore open the night with a sexy and sophisticated blend for the internationally acclaimed DJ Behrouz. The summer release of his double CD, "Pure Behrouz NYC", on Nervous Records has taken him around the world and now to our fine city for the Santa Fe Film Festival’s Centerpiece Party, co-presented by the College of Santa Fe. Catering provided by Walter Burke, beverages provided by Heineken, Barefoot Wine, Boutique Wines of New Mexico, Alexander Valley Wine, Michael Collins Irish Whiskey, Tommy Bahama Rum, Glaceau, Red Bull and On Go Energy Shot. Open to festival badge holders and the public for $10/ cover. 18+

1607A Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505.983.4098

The Mission Creeps Show @ Warehouse 21 8 – 10 PM

The Mission Creeps are the subject of the music video THE MISSION CREEPS by selected filmmaker Gene Torres. They will delight the festival in the flesh with reverb-drenched guitar, psychotic and velvety vocals set to sparse webs of swampy bass and polyrhythmic backbeats. Open to festival badge holders and the public for $5/cover. All ages show, no alcohol on premises.

1614 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph.505.989.4423

SUNDAY DEC 7 – 2008

Closing Party @ Inn of the Governors’ Del Charro Saloon 7-12AM

Our soundtrack comes to an end with live performance by the Chris Ishee Jazz Trio featuring Therese Olson, Lydia Clark and Catherine Donavan. DJ Feathericci plays the last song of the 9th annual Santa Fe Film Festival. Open to festival badge holders.

101 West Alameda, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505-982-4333