This weekend Becky and Ryan will be attending and videotaping the 2007 E.L.L.A Music Festival at the Rogers Building (the old DMAC at Pine and Magnolia). The event starts at 7PM Friday and Saturday, October 5th & 6th.
These are the sort of events we really love. Local artists representing a niche, but with a message strong enough to reach a wide audience. Instead of waiting a few years for this event to gain popular acclaim, you can be part of the very first adventure by our friends at Gamble Records.
There will be some amazing female-fronted bands at this festival:
Friday October 5th
The Actomatics, Geri X, Victoria Lynn Shultz, Channing Deren, Jenny K. Surrounded by Wolves
Saturday October 6th
Raffa and Rainer, Sunny, Jen Pumo, Rachel Goodrich, Holly Riggs
Tickets are $10/day or $18/two day in advance and $12.50/day or $20/two day at the door. A Portion of Proceeds will benefit: Florida School of Herbal Studies; Simple Living Institute; The Solilla School 4 Creative Kids. Tickets are available now at Dandelion CommuniTEA, Austin’s Coffee and Park Ave. CD’s.
One of our sister sites, Blogging Fringe has been publishing videos about the 2007 Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival this week. Here is a sample video:
As of Day 4 of the 16th Annual Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival, the Visual Fringe (the kind you hang on the wall) had sold 7 pieces, more than half of last year’s total. With 8 days remaining in the festival, things are looking good. Visual Fringe curator Anna McCambridge tells us about the show and a few notable pieces.
With a quick shout to The White Guy.
We should have continuing coverage throughout the week. Subscribe to our audio and video posts via iTunes, and keep checking Blogging Fringe for reviews, patron voicemails (321-441-3964) and more.
P.S. Clicking on the ad at the end of the video or making buttons and badges this week helps pay for our tent out on the green! We appreciate the support.
More videos coming out every week at Orlando Scene TV and on iTunes
Every second Sunday of the month, John Theisen and Brian Feldman host a program of short films at the Enzian Theater in Maitland by Florida Filmmakers. Winners are picked by the audience to advance to the Brouhaha Grand Slam in December. Michelle joined us and got a chance to talk with the organizers at the event.
At the January FILMSLAM, 6 Florida films were featured:
Security Deposit – Erica Matyas
Since September – Christopher Zawadzki (3rd Place)
The Blue Moon Pull (PART I) – Young Kim
Aging Imaginations – Kirk Murray
A Man in the Attic – Ali Imran Zaidi (1st Place)
SPEAKEASY – E.R. Jess
Orlando Scene appears courtesy of Liberatr.net
The February and March FILMSLAM events were also a great time, we highly recommend going out and supporting local film to the tune of a $5 bill. If you want to find out more about people producing video and film locally, our other blog, Orlando Video, allows creatives in Orlando to send us links to their video on the web. We have featured E.R. Jess’ group, Feedbag Films, several times now.
More videos coming out every week at Orlando Scene TV and on iTunes
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