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2011 was a remarkable year for our festival. And now that the dust has finally settled, we’d like to give a heartfelt thanks to all the filmmakers, industry, sponsors, contributors, volunteers and most importantly audience members who made this year’s Camden International Film Festival so darn special. Thank you. We appreciate your commitment to our organization and we are constantly amazed at the level of support we receive year after year. We could not do this without you.
This coming Saturday, November 5, 2011, 10:15AM- 1:15PM the Maine Film & Video Association (MFVA) is holding a panel discussion in collaboration with the JUICE 3.0 conference titled: “Building the Next Community Media Portal — Social Media for Social Good”. Highlighting the panel will be Rockland’s Ben Levine, a Juice Keynote Speaker, who with the Passamaquoddy people has developed an internet tool that uses documentary film and an interactive dictionary to help save their dying language.
Fall Benefit Concert in Support of HOPE ELEPHANTS Performances by several Maine-based artists including pianist Paul Sullivan, singer and pianist Gintare – music by Swing Shift featuring Gary Clancy, and humor by The Humble Farmer. Master of Ceremonies is Slim Boodbody (aka John Burstein). There will also be a silent auction with items on view prior to the concert and silent auction and cash bar during intermission. Silent Auction viewing begins at 6 PM. Auditorium Doors will open at 6:30 PM. TICKETS ON SALE BEGINNING THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27.
Originally from Maine, Bob Marley began performing stand up comedy in his hometown of Portland. He moved to Boston early in his career, gaining experience in a city known for spawning comedy all-stars. He now has a weekly radio call in segment with several radio stations around the country called The World According to Bob. Winner of last years XM/Sirius Superbowl of Comedy, he continually makes new fans around the country.
Saturday Oct 29, 2011 7:00 PM One woman show by acclaimed comic storyteller Ticket Prices Cindy Pierce $20.00 Cindy Pierce Meet-and-Greet $30.00 Buy Tickets Online Cindy Pierce – Finding the [...]
What is Juice? The Juice Conference is Maine’s creative economy conference. It is a multi venue event in downtown Camden with a $150,000 business plan pitch competition, keynote performances, panel sessions, how to workshops, and networking venues with a focus on cross-pollination of industries including Arts & Culture, Community Development, Green Industry, Entrepreneurship, and Technology & Innovation.
world-changing people, projects and ideas Pop Tech 2011 Held every October, in the beautiful seaside village of Camden, Maine, USA, the PopTech Conference brings together 700 influential participants for one [...]
From John Waller’s website: “From his early days leading the critically acclaimed band According to John to his impactful ministry as a solo artist, John Waller has continually used his gifts as a singer and songwriter to inspire, educate and encourage the body of Christ. With such powerful songs as “The Blessing” and “While I’m Waiting,” Waller articulates what it means to live a God-centered life in a turbulent world.”
The Camden International Film Festival and Asymmetrick Arts present the third annual PANOPTIC, an exhibition of new media installation and experimental documentary shorts. Join us on the evening of Wednesday September 28th for a gallery opening and film screening. This year PANOPTIC is partnering with DiscordiaFilms, a curatorial collective dedicated to the exchange and promotion of experimental video art made in the Americas.
Midcoast Magnet invites you to a special evening celebrating fall harvest time in Maine. We are inviting the Midcoast’s favorite chefs and talented contemporary artists to showcase their work amongst the fall landscape of Plants Unlimited. Guests will enjoy the tastes of specialty tapas-style plates created for the event by the chefs – all paired with Maine cocktails and drinks and savored while viewing the work of local artis…ts throughout the landscape.
There are two pass options: The VIP Pass ($125), which grants attendees admittance to all films, panels, and special events – including the Points North Documentary Forum; and the Festival Pass ($75), which grants attendees admission to all films and panels, also including the Points North Forum.
Tim’s performance will be a part of the 2011 Camden Windjammer Festival. Tickets cost $10 and are available at this site, and at the Camden Town Office Mon – Fri 9am – 3 pm. Tickets will also be available at the C-R-L Chamber of Commerce in Camden, the Pen Bay Chamber of Commerce in Rockland, and other local outlets
From John Waller’s website: “From his early days leading the critically acclaimed band According to John to his impactful ministry as a solo artist, John Waller has continually used his gifts as a singer and songwriter to inspire, educate and encourage the body of Christ. With such powerful songs as “The Blessing” and “While I’m Waiting,” Waller articulates what it means to live a God-centered life in a turbulent world.” more >>>
When Dave Morrison and his band the Juke Savages played their final gig at the Bitter End in NYC he was faced with a big question; “Now what do I do with the music in my head?” The answer finally came in 2011 with the publication of Clubland, a collection of poems about rock & roll bars written in verse and meter. The juxtaposition of these gritty stories and classic poetic forms such as sonnets, villanelles, triolets and terza rima has begun to attract a varied audience.
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