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 Fredericton NBFC member Cameron Parks is ready to skateboard into film action!
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 Much like Canada's Red Green, NBFC member Brendan Mittelholtz knows that duck tape is the cure for all ills and patch jobs in life. |
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CONNECTING MEMBERS - CAMERON PARK, FREDERICTON
Cameron Park is a down hill skateboarder with a real passion for videography and photography living in Fredericton. He likes to ride meter long planks of wood down hills at 60km/hour.
He organizes down hill longboard events in fredericton to help enlarge the community, and films during any skateboard trip's
Cameron plans on attempting to direct and shoot a short documentary across Nova Scotia and Newfoundland next summer about the down hill skateboarding culture in the east coast to show how it's growing but also how it is very different from the west coast culture.
His project will be produced to show how we in the east coast try and keep on a low profile while out and are kind to anyone looking to learn to inform instead of fight. In doing so he hopes to enlighten more skaters about the scene and the public about how they aren't out causing trouble and are out having fun and enjoying life.
Cameron grew up in a house hold of artists, mother Chrissie MacNeil and father Paul MacNeil being two of the stepping stones to his creativity.
CONNECTING MEMBERS - BRENDAN MITTELHOLTZ, FREDERICTON
To say NBFC member Brendan Mittelholtz is busy is an understatement. Originally from Saint John, New Brunswick, and the son of famed CBC Canadian radio journalist Gary Mittelholtz (sadly Gary passed away in March, 2010 - to read more about his incredible career,
click here), Brendan is now living and working in Fredericton.
Along with his work at the University of New Brunswick as a Media Design Coordinator, he is gearing up to participate in the Fredericton 48 Hour Competition once again. Brendan and his teammates always seem to come up with pretty crazy and creative ideas, who can forget their short on the guy who romanced a toliet? Brendan will also be making time in his busy schedule to volunteer on SWFF 2014 this year technically.
CHECK OUT THE NEW NB FILM CO-OP WEBSITE!
We want you to peruse our new website, same address, brand new site! (http://www.nbfilmcoop.com). Check out the film co-op support programs (http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/programs), activities calendar which is viewed in page or calendar mode (http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/activities) and, check out the member's links which is full of cool stuff from the crew/cast database, film database, video and photo galleries, member list and so much more! (http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/members)
THANK YOU TO THE MEMBERS FOR HELPING THE NBFC
Thank you to all the members who helped out fellow members Stefan Verch and Jared Carney on their recent projects.
HELP NEEDED!
Members, here is your chance to get your volunteer hours in. Email Cat at info@nbfilmcoop.com if you would like to volunteer on a member production or on Silver Wave. Lots to do, don't be shy!
