Between 20 and 30 applicants responded at two different casting calls, and then the final selection was made during one callback session, according to Benzenhoefer. Other tasks that led up to the actual shooting of the film included the actor rehearsal, set construction, compiling a list of the different shots and scenes as well as a schedule for filming. However, students found that the hardest task was the actual filming of the movie. Fundraising for the film continues as the producers finalize plans for a benefit concert featuring a variety of blues, jazz, and latin bands at the Wildcat House. Another fundraising opportunity is a special screening of four previous movies made by PCC students that will be held tonight at the Screening Room.
Tickets are only four dollars.
We should be happy with what we produced. For the first time in Tucson, the award-winning children's music group, Gemini, will perform at the Pima Community College Center for the Arts, Proscenium Theatre on Saturday, Nov. 18. The children will be participating in five musical numbers in the concert. The audience is encouraged to join in with the singers, clap and have a good time. Their live concert video has been chosen by the ALA as one of the Ten Best Children's Music Videos.