movie and some of you have been here before for their film festivals and so it's another opportunity for you to see what can be done and what we do is to facilitate your process and we are able to broadcast on t v as well as prevent your films on the big screen sunday will be showing what you've come up with in these forty eight hours and that's that's part of the exciting thing is we have so many different creative minds coming together and with the same clues different ideas come about and it just is an amazing treat to see what comes about so for those of you have haven't been here before  or have been here before moby is going to be coming up and give me an information session so that you can kind of get a feel for what it's like to be organized for your filmmaking process and some of the tips and t require you know like the teamwork and an organization tips so you can have a successful film what we do also here at b c m is we teach you how to use the equipment so we have field training studio training and editing as well as well as special classes and like how to make a rock video or on camera acting different clinics as well so what i would suggest is if you really like this process and you want to get more involved and you love the people in that community which i really do then you can come back and talk with us or look at our website be e t v dot org and learn a little bit more and and just dive in it's a great community and i am really glad to have you h so without further ado i would like to introduce our dear movie theater who is just an amazing person himself he has so many different characters and he's really a great facilitator for the creative process everybody welcome welcome thank you let's hear it again for melanie yes indeed thank you we wouldn't be able to get half of the stuff done if it weren't for millennia and ok so all right so here's where i do  the general patton kind of thing and i inspire you to greatness let's hope ok so the important thing here is that it's a time challenge and i'll probably say this at the end but it's so important that i'm going to say it at least twice you don't want to use the forty eight hour challenge as an excuse for why your movie stinks you want to point to it as an object of pride i did that in forty eight hours not even forty eight hours because i even took a nap so you know so this is some you know so you're probably not going to be spending a lot of money on it and if you do the something wrong with you you you really want to budget your time right time is i don't want to say the enemy here but time is the thing that you're struggling against and i mean you know from from the moment of conception till just about now you know everything it's like you're in indiana jones running from that boulder that's chasing you right that is the deadline is chasing you out of that cave and then you kind of come out of the cave and it's like a symbolic birth and then belloc takes the statue away from you and you go it so so like that ok so you want to budget your time and in this regard you want to get as good an idea of what you're going to do what kind of movie you want to make you probably already have some kind of idea of what you want to do if you don't then that's the first thing you've got to really get on so you want to form up your teams there's a lot of interesting people here and a lot of diverse talents that people each bring to the thing and it is it is a team effort it's kind of like the avengers or the fantastic four where one person is kind of i can stretch real far ok great hey i can set myself on fire ok excellent so you know when you put together your story from that ok you're going to be on fire you can be stretching then you know and you want to have people doing what there is best suited for and you know if you're the director or the auto or you know the the guiding force don't try to do everything yourself you have a team and and what you want to do is you want to get the best story that you possibly can you're not going to have a lot of time to work on it so you know the more heads you have working on the same thing the better off you're going to be and you know a good  movie is based on a solid story it's like you don't want to build a castle in a swamp you know because it's going to sink so you want a good solid story and you want characters you want your protagonist to have a conflict he's got to have obstacles that he overcomes he or she because if a person if your story is a person gets on a train and goes to the park at the end well ok so i don't know those five minutes of my life down the drain thanks you know you want something interesting and you want to big big finish ok so let me see here yari said ok we're an important thing in writing is you want to keep it kind of simple you know you only have five minutes you can't really do much of a epic in five minutes plus an epic means a whole bunch of locations and while you're thinking about how much time you're going to spend think about how much time you want to spend traveling to and from locations so you don't want to have a scene set in the mountains and then the scene set in the marina because you're going to spend like an hour and a half just getting from the one place to the other and then back again so that when you're thinking about your story think about some central locations that you can to and where there's parking or where that it's bar to bowl even you could even shoot in the bart station just don't ever ask permission because they will always say no it's always better to shoot it then have them say hey you can't do that and then say oh sorry and then leave with your footage you go sorry you won't happen again we won't do that again until next year so you know and the u c campus it's got a whole bunch of really diverse interesting locations there's all kinds of different architecture and some buildings that were built around the turn of the previous century some buildings they they look like they were there is like log cabins up there i mean it's just crazy the the u c campus is a great great place exterior locations they've got fountains they've got a clock tower they've got in there's the rose garden that's just up here down down here there's the marina they've even got a big giant landfill area down there so there's all kinds of interesting locations so think about how you're going to get around to if somebody has a vehicle you might want to say hey queen use your car i'll give you some gas money and always rewrite your script you want get it tight and you you want to get it to where it's as powerful a script as you can because that's basically your blueprint and i advise you to to have a tight script and to not encourage people to improvise because when you go to edit if people are improvising a lot it's going to have a really hard time getting the shots to line up you know always have arms up here when he says it in this shot and it's down there when he says it in that shot and you know it's just you really want to get everybody on the same page so you i mean if you want to have improvisation i would say  shoot it all and in one long dolly shot that's another thing you can do that will save you some time on editing when you're budgeting your time you've got to keep in mind how much time you're going to need to edit because however much time you spend shooting you're going to spend two three four times as much time cutting that all up and you also want to have somebody taking notes on which the best which were the best shots you know so that you don't have to wade through all this footage afterwards and go you know i don't know was this a better one than that gosh you know have somebody keeping track of what i like to do is i like to make the last take of something the best take you know when i get the take that i know that that's the one i want then i stop doing takes so i don't have more takes after that that's wh try to do because you're in a hurry you don't want twenty takes of of i have an idea i have an idea ah i have an idea you know and i go oh my gosh you know just just say it the way i wanted to say it and we move on so you want to do everything as fast as you can but you here's the other thing too is just because the the limit is five minutes it doesn't mean your movie has to be five minutes i remember when people started uploading things to you tube there  was a four minute limit to it and it seemed like everybody felt compelled to fill up the four minutes and so you'd have basically a two minute movie and then it would go on for two minutes more than it really needed to you know which is very anti climactic you want your ending to be the most important powerful scene in the whole film you don't want the most important powerful scene to be in the middle of the film or at the beginning it starts off really good and it kind of peppers out you want the ending to be big and  it's like when you're telling a joke you want the last word in the sentence your punchline to be the funniest thing and in the whole thing you want people to remember that ending you know it's like what what a crazy ending man is that the statue of liberty is i that green hey we're doing great here and sound sound is really important sound they say sound is about fifty percent of your movie and it is if you ever watch a silent movie you go my god who sits through these things were the music was the dialogue was the sound effects you know i mean i'm sure you know these are great films but nowadays you don't see very many silent movies it at the very least i have to have music and so you want to pay attention to your audio recording because if you get a lot of background noise it's really hard to filter that out afterwards you know there's that great joke will fix it in post and it's a joke because if you ever try to fix something in post you know it would have been so much better if we had shot disk or rect when we were there and we had everybody there and before bob got a haircut now it won't match with what we shot yesterday you know so it's much much better to do it right the first time what i like to say is the seven pieces proper prior preparation prevents piss poor performance ok i learned that from a marine so you can you can believe it i mean think about you want to be you want to be ready when you get to your location you don't want to get to the location and then realize you don't have batteries for something and then skip has to go to the walgreens and get batteries are going to take half an hour or more depending on the line so you know you don't want to run into that you want you demands for talking out of class so you just slowed me up with your question ok so anyways ok so remember they you know the greeks they were they got to troy and it took them ten years to come up with the idea of building a horse and going inside so you want to get your idea before you go to sack troy again it's an epic you don't want to do an epic ok so pre visualization is very important if you know you can do storyboards you know even if you just do stick figures it helps you to kno what is it going to look like where am i going to put my cameras you know if i do i want high angles low angles you think about those things before you get there david lean had this thing that he used to go and they'd go they get to the location if he can figure out how  going to shoot it he tell them lay down dolly tracks and that would give him hours to wander around we don't make movies i doubt any more ok there's a reason ok and you probably won't have a chance to really scout your locations but in future when you do scout locations here's a good clue scout the location at the time that you're going to shoot because the lighting is could be totally different if you've got a location warning you going to shoot in the afternoon lighting to be totally different or and the time of day or the day of the week if you scout it on a sunday and then you come back to shoot it on a monday so we're all these people well it's a weekday now you know you scout it on sunday so you know scout in the time and the day that you're going to shoot ok and do movie making is problem solving so be ready that you're going to h things are going to come up and you're going to have to say how my going to do this that's the whole beauty of the magic and creativity of making a movie is solving problems you know guys love to solve problems and women don't understand why whenever they tell us  problems that they're having we tried to solve it for them and he's a no no i don't want you to solve it i'm just telling you about it you know it's like don't you want me to fix you know i don't want you to fix me so budget you're editing time yourself lots and lots of time to edit if you're still shooting sunday morning you're in trouble all you are in serious trouble if you're still shooting on sunday morning because you've got to have this done sunday evening slash afternoon ok and then  lighting is very important although you know you probably will just be using available existing light because cameras are so awesome nowadays be careful it's better to have it too bright than too dark because you can fix it in post if it's too bright you can bring it down and make it a little dimmer but if it's too dark there's not much you can do with it and if it's dark people can't see what's happening and so even if it's mysterious you don't want to be a mystery what is happening in the scene and get clean audio ari said that  and sound effect you want to have a couple of hours that you leave to to do music and sound effects i recommend garage band is an awesome program you don't want to use somebody else's music because if you want to sell your movie you've got to get permission from them or you got to remakes your movie which which is a drag so you want to use original music if you can and if you can make your own music that's awesome and don't try to do everything yourself ok and the other thing is eat and sleep make sure you leave yourself time to eat and sleep it's forty eight hours but remember if you're hungry and you're tired you're going to make mistakes and it's going to take you longer to fix a mistake that you made when you're hungry and tired and know a snickers bar and a cup of coffee does not qualify as eating so it's to be a lot of you're going to find stressful situations but you know try not to let the stress overwhelm you let it be fun this is a fun thing it's a creative thing this is something you're elected to do you not getting paid to do this if you're getting paid to do this then you could be stressed you go stupid camera i hate it all i hate this and i hate all of you you you you well you're cool you know you don't want to be stressful have a good time with this this is the fun this is the fun thing it's a weekend it's a weekend and hopefully the weather will be a little bit nicer ok and now the moment you've all been waiting for i'm about to be quiet as we bring in our dragon a with the secret in writing ok so it's an object and a concept and a phrase these three think don't you get me these three things must be in your movie this is how we know that you didn't make it like six years ago all right so the object that must be in the movie is art it's intentionally vague art some some sort of art must be a movie at some point and the concept is come munity be it's a good concept it's even one of the words in the name of our station and the quote now is somebody at some point has to say these words more or less in this order time is of the essence and it certainly is our right you have been warned and you have been hopefully energized inspired ok so here we go so if you guys are all signed up and miss melanie has the packets in there they have of release forms for your talent and it got all the stuff that you will need you it could be a work of art it could be a person name art it could be an object that is art intentionally b g we've got an animation festival coming up it's in december or is it it is tentatively tentatively for december and fact is somebody did a and animated piece on last year's  challenge so that's something you could think about too you could it's open to any kind of genre if you want to do a documentary somebody was talking about going going to play dodgeball over the course of the weekend you could maybe work that into your film so if there's something that you have to do anyways if you can work that into your into your movie sure why not there's also a horror film festival coming up in october at the end of october so if you are have some scary ideas for something you might want to consider that you could again this is open genre if you want to do a scary movie you can do that might buy so is that five minutes isn't really a lot of time to build today it's in october and i think you guys are anxious to get started or yes yes there's fliers and all kinds of informational stuff at the front so why don't we form up our teams and get the wagons roll in ours as the as the shepherd said let's round up the sheep and get the flock outta here amazing i wanted to just make a quick announcement where we're going to be going live at seven and it's actually an unexpected event to be able to go live so pretty pretty proud of that and hopefully people are tuning in to be t v dot org and you can tweet that if you want to get that out there but we have been pretty we have been working our tails off to make this production a success and i know you all  well as well have been working hard to make this film for us to show and share your artistic talents with the community and as time is of the essence we were i keep this little part short i just wanted to mention that we have these raffle prizes that have been donated by businesses in the community will be on channel twenty eight and over the internet on b t v dot org so people around the world can see yes these raffle pri are local so this is enough opportunity to come to our events win a prize and go to something else that's local in the community we've got things such as a shared office space we have guides artists and craftsman supplies we have p c virus protection and fixing your computer as well as a donated printer so if you need some printing work then we've also got aurora theater tickets we've got a night stay at the rose garden in we've got a french for two at his lordship's and we have these amazing clocks that were produced by bob who just had his twenty somethings psychotronics film festival at the  a yoga a months pass and regal cinemas as well as we have two sets of four tickets to the real cinemas on it so you a united artists and images as well as a donation for turf club pass for golden gate fields for four so they're excellent value and last but not least we have a hair cut by the owner of to tear hair salon who is diana gordon and they have won four years in a row the best hair salon in the area in the space from the spanx press poling so not too shabby prizes and something that you can enjoy after you come to our events we really enjoy having you here and want to make sure you we did it they said it couldn't be done but we did it anyways they said it shouldn't be done but we did it anyways you know i am so glad to see all of our filmmaking teams have returned alive with interesting stories to tell that to their children and grandchildren god willing and everybody finished their movies and i movies i saw you know just people started coming in we it was like it was a quarter to six were going on i don't think anybody is going to make it i think everybody pooped out but nobody pooped out they might have but they didn't poop out and you know it's like just wonderful i'm so so pleased and i'm proud of you i know you probably never hear this during the course of your day but i am proud of you i'm proud of all of you you you know you climbed the mountain and you you looked over jordan and you know it's come in for to carry you home so we are going to look at what we're going to do is we're going to look at a movie and then we're going to bring the movie makers up onto the stage and if anybody wants to ask all right school's been blown to pieces yeah i know but really school is good stay in school don't do drugs ok so let's look at our first movie and we have the program  oh yeah yeah come on up and tell us tell it tell us the name of your movie and that's what we'll do tell us a name of your movie and then we'll look at your movie and then we'll come back and people ask questions and comments about it that sounds like a great idea ok all right so who are you and what's the name of your movie my name is kim and the name of the movie is time is at the essence that was one of our wri so when i walk around on the street i see people and i walk past them and i always think you know everybody has a story so that was basically why i wanted to do this movie i wanted to find some random person i wanted to interview them and i just wanted to get to know them and get you all to know them too so i put a ad on craigslist asking for some normal random person to contact me in berkeley it could be in berkeley it could be in oakland they could be in and somebody contact me and  i wouldn't be able to do what i do and what i have done without community honestly my son's father was a very  power for love i have ever had in my life and i don't plan on ever loving like that again but i'm also really grateful that i experienced that he was an addict and so a lot of that stuff came back out and so he left and then he actually passed away i think weeks ago and so so  his my son's father the love of my life and we hadn't been in touch for a while after we left and he had been pretty far off the deep end of addiction and troubles but in the last year we actually were in touch again and he was spending some time in a hospital so we actually had pretty lucid communication per the last year and i'm really grateful for that because there is a lot of stuff that i would feel terrible if i hadn't said that or if i hadn't heard from him his death was a surprise but i also feel some part of me always knew that that it was going to happen this way and that he wouldn't have he wouldn't you know live to be an old man and i take comfort in the fact that he's not he's not suffering and he's not you know trying to escape his his own self anymore but yeah i will miss him every day you know if you're lucky enough to have been loved and you know love another like  wow i guess you've already kind of explained what the genesis of the movie is but did anybody have any questions for him regarding the film also if you could bring this microphone up don't be t ok i'll go back to screen anyway tonight's top stories all right so our next movie is i believe by susan livingston who is right standing right here if you want to come on up susan i want to come up and tell everybody what your movie is about minutes is actually it's really a surprise for me to be here because i was in this event last year and it wasn't fun this year it has been a blast and  i think it's far as talking about the movie i would rather if they saw the movie first and then ask questions because there's a lot of content thanks to content everything is p garden is the former hayes valley farms which was a community garden publicly owned and the city of san francisco has sold it off to developers this is happening all over the world and we certainly intend to have many more m performing arts is a passion we're all grappling with the same issues yeah the details differ so i had to figure out now what to detail from here in the bay area illustrates this issue from the script the play is about finding i mean they're all worshippers of mars the god of war is about him trying to get in touch with his full humanity move into the global consciousness that all of life is one big and so we're addressing environmental issues where addressing land rights of indigenous people sexual liberation gender issues are addressed mars is going to find his woman within it sounds like it's very deep but we are limited in time and we know times of the essence of keeping the war of images studio audience production as cash free as possible but one thing i can't do without cash is get drawn i'm over here with us for that studio audience performance if the playwright from a third of the way around the world is right here in the c n n studio sitting on a cushion the audience in chorus members it will elevate this performance to the status of the world premiere in the consciousness of the global revolution so i would love it people would go to the kickstarter page i've been writing production updates daily this is cat and she is going to play the role of juno mother tomorrow and i'm just so tickled to have met you and that is what crowdsourcing is about we have got some rich friends i could go and ask for a couple flower the flying here but i would so much rather turn to my community to meet my needs instead of throwing money at my needs and having the community feel that they've taken a part owner genius yes and the prizes that we have are all connected with the project in some kind of way you'll see aphrodite there up in the corner of this lovely collage that two of our people put together no i didn't design this that's the concept sketch from aphrodite artwork is  catalina this is very much a family affair and our community now with the internet in fact barbara marx hubbard the founder of the shift network called the internet our nervous system that's what brings into my room i should say that we have laws about twelve or fifteen hours live webcam and i sit there with my breakfast and he sits there at the end of a hard day's work and we were overwhelmed and it's like magic to talk with you thank you very much  spending some time with me that looks wonderful doesn't invoke so why don't you mark your calendars and watch for it the war of images  one just came in right as we were getting ready to start so we haven't had a chance to test it out yet and let's see where you are you know back there hey there is yeah this is this man is the most dangerous filmmaker in the world he told me the story of how he got here with his movie and i was like oh well let's not share that because the authorities might be looking into it but what's your name ben and what's the name your movie this life together it's about how when you know we all came together here to make a film and we wanted to make a film that kind of reflected  community that we live in and it's about the people is what we we try to make it about where did you shoot it we shot it all in berkeley one hundred percent shot over the course of the weekend and the filmmakers that worked on the team that worked on this we had never met each other before we came in on friday and i just kind of walked by the door and melanie kind of lassoed me and said come on end and i said well you know i think my feet were pointed toward the door and then i met some incredible people here and together we organized something that i think we're all pretty happy that we came together and you made up the story and everything on the spot we did we we had an idea we brainstormed ideas we we didn't have a script we before we met we had never thought of even making a film or where we were going to go with it so it's very organic and  life together we want to really highlight how community comes together it's about the people have a look at th yoga as being an extension of natural physical movements and how much of our natural physical movement evolved in trees have to be much more conscious there's no room for just going through the motions you have to really be aware of every movement and every breath then just the added challenge of uneven surfaces and multiple limbs and all this to be a really powerful physical and spiritual practice and this is  inclination to start doing an os and a practice and it just felt amazing that the different communities come together with their art in a different space i'm seeing the world in a different place the nature of doing that you put yourself in yeah my dad was in the film industry so i always sit through the end credits plus sometimes i'll put something extra at the very end ok let's see while that was really interesting there was a lot of stuff happening yesterday i mean there was the post office thing and the kite festival and my goodness and people hanging out in a farmer's market berkeley is a diverse and wonderful place i recommend if you're not here get on down here you won't want to leave  sometimes a movie isn't the same as the title of the did you want to come up and tell us what the movie's about and it's kind of it has a personal attachment to it only slightly and there are a few c g i scenes there had to be taken out last minute so i apologize for that i hope you guys enjoy forward to so i hope you come to that company picnic it's going to be real great time you and me it's well everyone has to be great i have to work i have no interest in doing that i'm not going to do that that's fine i'm let you cool off put you get why why am i look at this is just simply for destruction sorry who text you at a time like this right right for free movie trivia question ok so that was actually a no right when we got next ok we've got let's do oh programs programs get to programs you can't tell the players without a program speaking of programs that get with the program our next movie is titled life of wind and i believe melanie showy is the director it's a little bit of confusion because we've got about six or seven melanie's around here tonight we did like an eight hour shoot so i really thanks to my crew jan and jenna for being really corporative been willing to like work through this and then today i just edited and i finished like editing at like five oh that was fantastic i suppose i probably should have said at the outs so that the three ingredients were a work of art the phrase time is of the essence and community and we've seen that in all of these movies you know the the trick of course is working it in in a way that you know doesn't jump out at the viewer and you know it doesn't look clumsy and i think you guys have all done a really wonderful job of incorporating the clues into your films motion picture stuff i don't know it's about a woman who's in need of some change and a cigarette and basically she gets what she needs and i messed around mr and mr on until like five o'clock got to do something and then just kind of put it together went out and just did it in this found a spot on the street and set up a camera and kind of found this we that was in else when we get done here tonight i'm going to go out and give that lady some spare change i see her out there all the time is like that lady spirit it's kind of weird because you know you at same time it's kind of sad i always say if you're under thirty years of age and you smoke cigarettes you're an idiot yeah don't start if you haven't already started because it's very bad and very expensive all right so we've got we've got one more movie left do we want to do the raffle before we do the last movie or do you want to the last mov only nice ok so there's plenty to look forward to folks so stick around we've got one movie left and this one is called pulling together the directory lisa as sherrick you want to come up in here and tell encourage women yes it's working out ok we could we call ourselves disparate sensibilities but we could call us ourselves by the seat of our pants productions it's pulling together it was done by the seat of our parents take a look that was awesome let's hear it for looks like we've got a little something everything here we've got some animation we've got some documentary we got some comedy my goodness so we now have for your viewing in dormant a performance piece of some  i'm not even going to try to top that ok well if you were one of the lucky persons to purchase a raffle ticket for ten or twenty and this is the moment you have been waiting speaking of a time are some people that just don't know what time it is ok the battery its battery is not included but that's great it means you don't have to plug it in but you can take it with you you can like hang it around your neck like you're flavor flavor something people go wow you are ok done number is five six two two two two that number again by hang on to the other tickets you probably want all the other stuff the winning number is five six two two two three that number again five six two to  is and don't tell them we sent you ok because the winning number is five six two two zero zero we're going to be giving away you know what we can do this together we can put that together with this one so whoever wins the printer can also have a free virus removal  of this is who needs a new printer looks like lots of people that manage when it yeah ok with remember jumping in the parking lot and just the winning ticket number is five six two two two five that number five six two two two five god she's actually been really working hard tonight she's the one who was able to put together our programs and i want to say thank you so much to vanessa because without her creative ye from in the future for other film festivals such as the horror film festival we would love to solicit them and what happens is they get to have their they get to have their name put on our program as well as put on the edited version of this t v program  that gets aired on t v and over the internet so it's actually a great showing of community support for local public access television and filmmakers and artists creative people like you so so get out there and solicit some people and and this is four hundred thirty five dollars value haircut one ticket winner number five six two two two nine you will not be sorry she's amazing just down the next block yeah they're amazing they just popcorn so there's lots popcorn for us to take home so the real the winner of the first set of tickets is five six two two one seven the number again five six two two one seven thank you you can redeem that for the actual coupon if you go up to the box office with that they're just going to like a black and there's one more and then we have one more set of four tickets to winner number fo five six two two one four number again and ticket number five six two two four four from the artists and craftsman store which they have a sister store in san francisco that i did i would help film a paranormal investigation of the paranormal alameda paranormal  post that we have this event and she said i want to donate something i thought well that's awesome but it was a berkeley store that actually you know was able to get the prizes over here so connection is long yeah it's like this says connections that really come up with the community as want to point one this is for the ever or a theater in berkeley community media is in partnership with them on the volt berkeley cultural trust a board and helping to support the arts in berkeley so  are great time community again and again the winning number is five six two two one two that number again five six two two one two be sure there's there's a small stack of d v d s of the t v show that i produce here at b c m it's called watch this and now it's called what's that totally different totally different show but  there's maybe about five or six of them over there on the table and it's first come first served so no stepping on people to try to get to them because that would be that harsh are mellow i think as as we used to say all righty well folks hey we had some really really great movies there i'm really impressed and i am again i was proud of you for just finishing i'm now extra proud of you for finishing and turning in some great work you know and you know it's  thank you oh no thank you who because you know you you put your heart and your soul into it and you know if it doesn't work out then you feel like it's a failed romance or somethin but when it comes out right then you go i made the right decision it was it was the good call i chose are instead of hanging out with my friends and getting drunk and come in to work late the next day and getting fired from my job so you made the right call you know you're not going to get fired from your jobs and you turned in their group we love you and we're going to do this again next year and hopefully we'll have our bugs worked out this is the third year that we've done it you would think that we'd a little bit more but hey it's the weekend yes we are thank you for reminding me we're also going to be having a horror film festival was going there and we saw at least one movie that would qualify for that and it's it and we're also going to have an and that the horror film festival it's our sixth or seventh its seventh it's crazy and that's going to be towards the end of october and i think the submission deadline is somewhere around  and then after that we're going to have somewhere in around december or so give or take an animation film festival so we had some sampling of animation earlier today if you want to start start boiling your pots now you won't be required to come up with three secret ingredients two days before the event so you should have plenty of time doing anything at the last minute in the next room and so if you came by bart i think the i don't think they're striking currently so that's good and if you came by car please do drive carefully other people are maniacs i saw i saw a person driving and putting on her eyeliner seriously she's putting on her eyeliner while she was driving and i know i berkeley side for recognizing that we are one of the five top things to do this weekend along with the kite festival that's amazing you know we're being recognized we want to keep supporting you as the makers and artists and community members and if you have any more questions and want to learn more skills here at the station we have classes and we also have a way for you to reach your community and through our television station and over the internet t v channel twenty eight and b t v dot