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Stolen Moments
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ID # 31556
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Feature Film
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SRN
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New York City, NY |
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Non-union
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n/a
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Release Date |
04-25-06
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
04-27-06
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| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
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Feature Film - Student Films
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| Market(s) |
New York City, NY |
Payment is on a lo/no/deferred basis.
Union. Director: Tobey List. Union or Non-Union OK. 'Stolen Moments' is the story of a day in the life of Lindsey, a precocious preteen who has been exiled to the home of her strict and provincial grandmother Noreen while her parents travel to Europe.
'Stolen Moments' is a Columbia University graduate student film. Union or non-union talent will be considered, and SAG Student Film Agreement is available. No pay, but meals and credit will be provided, and copy is available upon request.
Note: This is a self-response notification. If you fit the role criteria and are interested in this project, please see the submission info below the role description.
NOTE: ALL TALENT UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AT ALL TIMES
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LINDSEY: 11-15, LEAD. A precocious and independent girl. She is determined and quiet, yet spirited and would be happiest reading, writing or taking in the world.
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Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Female
Age: from 11 to 14 |
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NOREEN: 55-70, LEAD. A grandmother who is firm and set in her ways. Loves her granddaughter but does not understand her. Works full-time, likes to unwind with TV.
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Gender: Female
Age: from 55 to 70 |
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DIANE: 30-40. A social worker who appreciates the finer things in life (cigarette breaks, Macy’s shopping sprees). Sweet on the surface, but not afraid to play favorites with her young charges.
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Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Female
Age: from 30 to 40 |
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CATHY: 8-14. Young foster child who yearns for attention and love. She is forthright with those her age, but walks on eggshells around adults.
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Gender: Female
Age: from 8 to 14 |
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In a dramatic example of the strength of the human spirit, some artists found the capacity to create their art even while held in a Nazi concentration camp
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Y " Zemlinsky left his music incomplete but the lyric tells of two young lovers: the man dies of summer heat and exhaustion, the girl, wandering under the Christmas lights of inhospitable farms, kills her newborn child and sinks into the snow 3, Opus 43 Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Music by four composers who were victims of Nazi persecution will be featured on two evenings next week at the John F It too was written in Theresienstadt, as a sonata for piano
Theresienstadt was a concentration camp where conditions were far less harsh than most others so Nazis could use it as an example of Nazi camp conditions to show off to the Red Cross and others It will be played as the finale to the program It will be performed just before Ullmann's symphony Ill and approaching 70, he made his way to the United States at the outbreak of World War II "
Ullmann died in 1944 at Auschwitz, one of the most notorious Nazi death camps
The Nazis allowed inmates at Theresienstadt to organize an orchestra
"In no way whatsoever did we sit down and weep on the banks of the waters of Babylon," Ullmann wrote in a diary, left behind when he was transferred to Auschwitz A conductor in Berlin who was partly Jewish, he fled first to Austria when Adolf Hitler took power in Germany, then to Czechoslovakia
Zemlinsky was a protege of Johannes Brahms and a brother-in-law of composer Arnold Schoenberg
Erwin Schulhoff wrote his "Concerto for String Quartet and Wind instruments" before the Nazis sent him to a camp at Wuelzburg, Bavaria, where he died of tuberculosis in 1942 A German composer, Bernhard Wulff, turned it into a symphony 45 years later from notes Ullmann left on how it might be orchestrated kennedy-center
