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The Membership Services Committee is pleased to announce details of the April Clubhouse Evening.
 
For one month only, the clubhouse is moved from its usual third-Thursday slot to accomodate those members who wish to attend both the clubhouse and the screening of The Interpreter.
 
Come and join your fellow members for drinks and snacks at the Cat and Fiddle in Hollywood (6530 Sunset Blvd) between 6pm and 8pm.
 
You are welcome to bring a guest along, but our capacity is limited so it is important that you RSVP. Please cancel if you find you can no longer attend.
 
Venue: Cat and Fiddle
 

The Education and Outreach Committee present a three-part series of informal encounters with leading screenwriters and filmmakers to discuss their craft and professional experiences.
 
BAFTA/LA Offices
8533 Melrose Avenue
West Hollywood, CA 90069
 
10:00am - 12.30pm
 
Please note, attendance will be limited to a maximum of 25 BAFTA/LA members (regrettably no guests can be accommodated). To RSVP please e-mail a copy of your bio/resume or simply a three or four line description of your professional experiences to office@baftala.org, indicating which Salon(s) you’d like to attend in order of preference.
 

THE FIRST SALON GUEST WILL BE

HOWARD A. RODMAN.

The moderator will be writer/producer John Alan Simon.

Topics will include (but not be limited to) adapting books for film and television and the challenges of straddling the indie and studio worlds.

ABOUT THE GUEST: Howard A. Rodman is a screenwriter and novelist. His films include the critically acclaimed Joe Gould’s Secret which opened the 2000 Sundance Film Festival. His television credits include several episodes of the Showtime anthologies Fallen Angels and The Hunger for directors Tony Scott, Steven Soderbergh, and Tom Cruise; the latter two of which garnered him Cable ACE nominations. Rodman’s original screenplay F was selected by Premiere Magazine as one of “Hollywood’s Ten Best Unproduced Screenplays.” Mr. Rodman’s own directorial debut No Radio was seen on Showtime.

Current film projects include an adaptation of the book Savage Grace for Killer Films and director Tom Karlin to star Julianne Moore; and an adaptation of the 1940s psychological thriller The Deadly Percheron for Fox/Searchlight directors David Siegel and Scott McGhee.

He is also writing a pilot for HBO entitled 213, produced by Grant Heslov, George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh, to be directed by Rodrigo Garcia.

In September 2002, Mr. Rodman became chair of the Division of Screenwriting at USC’s School of Cinema-Television. He has twice been Artistic Director of the Sundance Institute Screenwriting Labs.
 
Venue: BAFTA/LA Office
 

The Membership Services Committee is pleased to announce the return of the BAFTA/LA Clubhouse Evenings.
 
Come and join your fellow members for drinks and snacks at the Cat and Fiddle in Hollywood (6530 Sunset Blvd) between 6pm and 8pm.
 
You are welcome to bring a guest along, but our capacity is limited so it is important that you RSVP. The standard policy of wait-listing any no-shows for future events will be enforced so please cancel if you find you can no longer attend.
 

 
Venue: The Cat and Fiddle
 

BAFTA/LA hosts a Champagne Brunch and exclusive West Coast live broadcast of The Orange British Academy Film Awards.
 
Please click here for full details.
 
Venue: Park Hyatt Los Angeles
 

The United States Government has recently enacted into law the new 2004 Federal Tax Act which includes a section intended to stimulate film and television production in the United States. The section aims to curb runaway film and television production and is far reaching in it’s potential to generate jobs in the United States including jobs for foreigners.
 
Bill Sharmat, a long time BAFTA/LA member who has produced and promoted many films and plays throughout the world using tax efficient investment vehicles, will give a seminar explaining the new film tax code and answering questions about its many applications in today’s film and television financing world.
 
Coffee and Cakes 10.30am
Seminar 11.00am.
 
Please note the venue will be the Mark Goodson Screening Room, American Film Institute.
 
Note: This seminar is geared for those already familiar with the basics of film production financing as it relates to tax law.
 
Venue: American Film Institute: Mark Goodson Screening Room
 

The 11th Annual BAFTA/LA Nominees Tea Party takes place on January 15 at The Park Hyatt Los Angeles, Avenue of the Stars in Century City from 2.30- 5.30pm.

For ticket details please contact Michael Teta Associates at (818) 817-2310.

 
Venue: The Park Hyatt Hotel
 

BAFTA/LA hosts its monthly Clubhouse Evening at the Cat and Fiddle (6530 Sunset Blvd) between 6pm and 8pm.
 
Venue: Cat and Fiddle
 

BAFTA/LA and the UK FILM COUNCIL US host the 2004 BAFTA/LA Holiday Open House.

Come celebrate a successful year for BAFTA/LA including buffet, drinks, and plenty of good cheer.
 
10.00pm - 1.00am.
 
Astra West Restaurant.
Pacific Design Center, 3rd floor.
 
Please bring an unwrapped gift for donation to children at Dome Village Transitional Housing for the Homeless and El Nido Family Centers.
 
Parking available at Pacific Design Center(Standard Charge $6)
 
Venue: Astra West Restaurant.
 

BAFTA/LA hosts its monthly Clubhouse Evening at the Cat and Fiddle (6530 Sunset Blvd) between 6pm and 8pm.
 
Venue: Cat and Fiddle
 

Please Save the Date and join us at the 2004 Britannia Awards.
 
Honoring:

Tom Hanks
Stanley Kubrick Britannia Award
for Excellence in Film
 
Dame Helen Mirren D.B.E.
Britannia Award for Artistic Excellence in International Entertainment
 
Jim Sheridan
John Schlesinger Britannia Award for Artistic Excellence.
 
Sponsorship and Tribute Journal Advertisement Opportunities now available. Please call Michael Teta Associates at 818 817-2310 for additional information.
 
For more information please visit the Britannia Awards page..
 
Venue: Beverly Hilton Hotel
 

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