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The making of an Ezra Marcos portrait - with the students of CM344-Mulitmedia Image Making
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The making of an Ezra Marcos portrait - with the students of CM344-Mulitmedia Image Making
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Can the Southern Oregon filmmaking community keep up as new technologies, new styles of storytelling and new funding models shake up old ways of bringing films to audiences?
The future looks bright, says Nicholas De Wolff, the Executive Director of Oregon Story Board, a state-funded economic development accelerator based in Portland.
"You guys are ahead of the curve," De Wolff says of the creative community in Southern Oregon in The Jeffersonian, Take 3. With the performing arts tradition of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival so deeply embedded in Ashland, "you already have a culture of engagement with the audience."
Get more of De Wolff's insights on the vital role of storytelling and filmmaking in the future of Oregon's economy in the latest episode of The Jeffersonian.
Stream it now at Southern Oregon Public Television, or watch its next broadcast date on July 28 at 9pm. The Jeffersonian is student-produced media at its best, built on close collaboration among SOPTV, Southern Oregon University and the Southern Oregon Digital Media Center.
Two down, one to go: tune in to Southern Oregon Public Television June 28 at 9pm for the next on-air broadcast of The Jeffersonian, Take 3, with everything you want to know about the past, present and future of filmmaking in the Rogue Valley.
Can't wait that long? Watch all three episodes of The Jeffersonian, online now at SOPTV's website. Each episode gives you the best in student-made media, emerging from an innovative collaboration among SOPTV, Southern Oregon University, and the Southern Oregon Digital Media Center.
Tonight's the night! The Jeffersonian, Take 3 debuts at 8pm, and captures the full arc of a century of filmmaking in Southern Oregon. From Grace's Rogue Valley visit in 2015 to Reese Witherspoon's conquest of the Ashland Plaza last year, see all the sights and sounds of the region's local and national film culture.
Southern Oregon Public Television has all the program details and upcoming online access for the latest chapter of The Jeffersonian's student-focused collaboration among SOPTV, Southern Oregon University, and the Southern Oregon Digital Media Center.
Which classic film helped make Southern Oregon's scenic town of Jacksonville the cinematic spectacle that it is today? Find out more in tomorrow's debut of The Jeffersonian, Take 3, launching on Southern Oregon Public Television (July 10, 8pm).
SOPTV's website has all the program details, plus online access, so tune in for the best in student-made media, straight out of the heart of Southern Oregon University!
So many elements contribute to Southern Oregon's rich legacy of filmmaking, But to really know the secret sauce, look no further than the scenery. From mountains to forests to oceans to cities, the Rogue Valley has close access to almost every kind of location a filmmaker might need, as confirmed by local experts including acclaimed producer Gary Kout, Southern Oregon University film professor and documentary filmmaker Robert Clift, and community media producer David Bruce.
See and hear what they are talking about in The Jeffersonian, Take 3, made by SOU students and debuting on Southern Oregon Public Television on July 10.
SOPTV's website has all the program details, plus online access, so tune in next week!
We have seen the future of film financing, and it is happening right now in Southern Oregon. Independent production company Joma Films already put itself on the map with Calvin Marshall and Redwood Highway, and the team is financing its upcoming science fiction thriller with an inventive mix of crowd-funding and regional angel investing.
Check out the Black Road Kickstarter (the clock is ticking!), then get all the insights on regional filmmaking in The Jeffersonian, Take 3, debuting on Southern Oregon Public Television on July 10.