Philly Spotlight
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PTC: EVERYTHING IS WONDERFUL
The playwright does a smart and successful job of discussing forgiveness as both a true place of healing, and a way of just covering up the past. The play also examines both the saving grace, and terrible hypocrisy of faith, in a way that's meaningful, but not offensive. Obviously PTC scheduled it at the right time, as we're coming up on Ash Wednesday and the Lenten Season.
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Philly Craft Beer Festival
The Philly Craft Beer Fest will showcase more than 50 of the best local and national craft breweries, serving 150 different beers! The Philly Craft Beer Festival, (MARCH 7, 2020) the event USA Today named one of the 10 Best Beer Festivals in the U.S., Forbes Traveler called one of the “Top 10 Beer Festivals in America,” and winner of Philly Beer Scene’s coveted “Best Beer Fest” award for three years in a row, is back again for another great celebration of craft beer and brewing. The event will be held indoors (in raw warehouse space) and outdoors (under tents adjacent to the building). Visit phillycraftbeerfest.com for more info!
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PAID GIG: Scribe Seeks Humanities and Social Science Consultants for the 2020 Precious Places Community History Project
Scribe Video Center is now seeking Humanities & Production Facilitators! DEADLINE TO APPLY APRIL 3, 2020. We are presently seeking the assistance of humanities scholars and social scientists from the fields of history, urban studies, anthropology, folklore and sociology to work as facilitators on Precious Places. Production facilitators provide instruction to members of the community organization in the skills necessary to produce a short video, including production management and editing. Facilitators will receive an honorarium for their work. LEARN MORE & APPLY: https://www.scribe.org/jobs-opportunities Be Sure to check out other Events & Happenings on #PHILLYCALENDAR
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Philadelphia has been named a TOP 10 ‘Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker’ in 2020
We are SO EXCITED to announce that #Philadelphia has been named a TOP 10 'Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker' in 2020 by @moviemakermag!! For the complete list, visit https://t.co/25bJ5da7MI || #PhillyFilm #Top10Best @visitphilly @discoverPHL @HughE_Dillon pic.twitter.com/9Up82aXrXQ — Philly Film Office (@GPFO) January 31, 2020
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Highlight: Teaspoon & Pound Media, LLC
Tatiana Bacchus, Owner/Senior Producer of Teaspoon & Pound Media, LLC, is an emerging independent filmmaker, who curates the ancestral wisdom of invisible characters by telling their untold stories. She’s a passionate, talented and terrific woman whom I’ve been lucky enough to get to know through our shared Philly Film/Artists Community. Teaspon and Pound Media, LLC has several projects underway. Two films at the forefront: Feature length documentary, Freedom Denied, which posthumously tells the story of Jean-Baptiste Edvard Pierre’s near decade-long battle for political asylum in the United States, as told by the attorneys and community activists who fought for his freedom. Her other project is: Ulrick Haitian master painter Ulrick…
