Thursday, February 10, 2011
addresses
senatorgriego@yahoo.com, linda.lovejoy@nmlegis.gov, klcravens@alphagraphics.com,dianna.duran@nmlegis.gov, tk@timkellerfornewmexico.com, munozgeo@gmail.com, john.sapien@nmlegis.gov, bill@williamsharer.com, david.ulibarri@nmlegis.gov,boitanom@aol.com
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Advocate! Advocate! Advocate!
http://crewnewmexico.blogspot.com/2010/02/support-new-mexico-film-incentives.html
Email addresses for senators are on the blog site above.
Copy and paste this text into your email, complete with your info and additional (polite, respectful, succinct) comments:Dear
I am a New Mexico film student, and I ask for your support in defeating Senate Bill 235. Film is an integral and important part of the New Mexico economy, and I am relying on it for my career.
Senate Bill 235 would shortcut all that I am studying for, and put a heavy burden on all those in New Mexico who benefit from this dynamic industry.
If you have been a supporter of film in the past, I would like to thank you, and encourage your continued support. If you are in favor of 235, I would like to ask that you please evaluate the significant impact your position would have on one of New Mexico's most productive and economically viable industries, and please vote against this bill.
I welcome and appreciate your support on this critical matter.
Respectfully,
I am a New Mexico film student, and I ask for your support in defeating Senate Bill 235. Film is an integral and important part of the New Mexico economy, and I am relying on it for my career.
Senate Bill 235 would shortcut all that I am studying for, and put a heavy burden on all those in New Mexico who benefit from this dynamic industry.
If you have been a supporter of film in the past, I would like to thank you, and encourage your continued support. If you are in favor of 235, I would like to ask that you please evaluate the significant impact your position would have on one of New Mexico's most productive and economically viable industries, and please vote against this bill.
I welcome and appreciate your support on this critical matter.
Respectfully,
Film and Technology Academy
Atrisco Heritage Academy High School
Albuquerque, NM
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Actors and Dancers, wake up!
AUDITIONS at Albuquerque little theater
Up next…
Hairspray!
Directed by Henry Avery
Musical Direction by Darby Fegan
Choreography by Larry Aguilar
This is a large cast of about 30, with great roles available for strong dancer/singers and character actors. African-American actors are encouraged to audition.
Ages 16 and up may audition, with the exception of 12 to 14 year-olds for the African-American, female role if Little Inez.
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Vocal auditions, by appointment only*:
Saturday, March 12, noon-3:30 pm or
Sunday, March 13, 4:30-6:00 pm
Prepare 32 bars of music from Hairspray or another Broadway musical to sing. (Up-beat, pop style songs preferred.) Bring sheet music for piano accompaniment, an accompanist will be available. You may also bring an accompaniment CD & player if you prefer.
*Sign-up for your appointment time today by calling the ALT box office at 242-4750, X2.
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Dance auditions at 4 PM on Saturday, 6 PM on Sunday. (Please be dressed in dance attire. No jeans. Dance shoes preferred.)
This is why we have to advocate in Santa Fe!
Copy and Paste into your URL:
http://www.krqe.com/dpp/news/politics/film-tax-rebates-draw-heated-debate
Absence forms for SF Field Trip
Jaguar Absence forms will be distributed Tuesday and Wednesday to those students who have received clearance from the teaching teams to attend next Wednesday's field trip.
All students must audition with Ms. T prior to receiving the absence form.
Absence forms must be signed by "A" Day Teachers, by you and your parent/guardian, and returned to me by Friday. The first 40 forms turned in will be allowed to attend; after that, there's no room on the bus for slackers.
PLEASE NOTE: You MUST arrange a ride home next Wednesday; we won't return to school until 4:30.
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