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 From: MOVIEproducer@overconfident-wannabe.com 
  
 Insane (but kindly and professional) genius writer-director and future 
 Thalberg Award-winning producer seek cast and crew to shoot two Oscar-worthy 
 shorts and win the NYC Midnight Movie-Making Madness competition. 
  
 People we will (potentially) need include: 
 - Cast* 
 - Sound 
 - Boom Operator 
 - Camera Assistant (for Panasonic AG-DVX100) 
 - Makeup/Costume Designer 
 - Grip 
 - Catering/Craft Services 
 - Production Assistant(s) 
 - Anyone else who wants to help! 
  
 We have: 
 - Writer-Director-Cinematographer 
 - Producer 
 - Editor 
 - Composer/Music Designer 
  
 Because of the unusual nature of the contest (we won't know what the movie 
 will be about until 9/1, so we're unsure of what sort of actors we'll need, 
 but we'd like to collect a lot of headshots and brief resumes from a lot of 
 interested folks in order that we'll be able to go as soon as we receive the 
 topic of the movie. 
  
 We plan to shoot somewhere in the September 5-8 window (probably for two 
 days) and again for one day (or night) in October. 
  
 Because of our extremely limited budget, pay will be very low and perhaps 
 even non-existent, but you'll be fed, you'll be reimbursed for subway trips 
 and any other approved expenses, you'll get copies of the shorts for your 
 reel, you'll have tons of fun -- and you'll be able to say you knew us 
 before 
 we were famous. Better yet, once we're important and universally-beloved 
 celebrities, we'll mention you in our memoirs, thank you in our acceptance 
 speeches and get you into VIP rooms at trendy clubs, where you'll be able to 
 hang out with the beautiful people and lord it over your friends and family. 
 Does it get any better than that? 
  
 Please respond via email to MOVIEproducer@overconfident-wannabe.com, but 
 remove the word "MOVIE" from the start of the email address. Thanks! 
  
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