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Join SIFF and the Seattle Composers Alliance for an evening with composer Jason Staczek. Catch the film Keyhole, which Jason composed the music for, at the Uptown Theater immediately before the panel talk. In addition to Keyhole, Jason also composed music for two short films playing at this year’s SIFF, as well as co-writing music for the Festival’s now ubiquitous trailer. Seattle truly makes beautiful music for films, which is why you should attend this forum – no ticket or pass required.
Filed under: Film, Miscellaneous, Music | Tags: free, health care, seattle center, seminar, The Actors Fund
The Actors Fund
Dan Kitowski, Director of Health Services for The Actors Fund, will be presenting a free seminar on health care for artists at Theatre4 in the Seattle Center House next week on Wednesday, July 20. The workshop will focus on health care and health insurance options in Washington, as well as understanding how the new health care reform law affects artists of all mediums now and in the future. Other topics covered include government-subsidized health care programs and options for those without insurance coverage. The workshop takes place from 7- 8:30 PM and is free to everyone in the performing arts and entertainment industry. RSVP at dkitowski@actorsfund.org to ‘insure’ a spot.
Filed under: Film | Tags: ACT Theater, Caught in the ACT, free, Jenni Prange Boran, performance, reading, The Falls, thefilmschool
Caught in the ACT
You’re invited to the latest installment of “Caught in the ACT,” a collaborative script reading series wherein local actors and directors stage renditions of works from TheFilmSchool alumni at ACT Theatre. Monday’s, June 20, event will tackle TheFilmSchool grad Jenni Prange Boran’s piece THE FALLS. The script will be read and directed by some of Seattle and ACT’s best professional actors and directors and is free for you, the classy and sophisticated public.
Filed under: Music | Tags: concert series, Downtown Seattle Association, free, live music, Music, out to lunch, summer
Out To Lunch
Summer in the City in cooperation with the Downtown Seattle Association is curating a the 2011 “Out to Lunch” free concert series this summer. The program consists of free concerts on Wednesdays and Fridays from noon to 1:30. The hootenannies will go down at various open-air locations about the city including the Bank of America Plaza, the Federal Courthouse, the Harbor Steps, Park Place, Occidental Square, Two Union Square, Waterfront Park and Westlake Park. This is your chance to check out some of Seattle most amazing musical talent, scot free and under the summer sun. Artists such as The Moondoggies, Hey Marseilles, Choklate, The Maldives, Kris Orlowski and the Passenger String Quartet, Show Brazil, The Dusty 45’s and Seattle’s favorite funk band Wheedle’s Groove! Take a nice long lunch break and enjoy the positive vibrations in the sun with Summer in the City (of Music).
Filed under: Music | Tags: Cal Anderson Park, free, Monktail Creative Music Concern, Music
Sounds Outside
Monktail Creative Music Concern presents SOUNDS OUTSIDE: A Celebration of Adventurous Music & Community Saturday, August 15 Cal Anderson Park, 1635 11th Ave (between E. Denny & E. Pine). Performers include Melbatones, Figeater, Greg Sinibaldi, Syncopated Taint Horn Quartet, and Bert Wilson. Music will run from 1 – 8 pm and admission is free.
