Our short film Hoop Springs Eternal will be screening at Olympia Film Festival on Thursday, November 12th, sometime around 9:45 p.m.
And I've just learned our documentary short Blind Faith: A Film About Seeing will screen at Picture This Film Festival in February 2010 in Calgary. Apparently the film won Honourable Mention in the Documentary under 10 minutes category.
Any good news is appreciated these days.
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
News Flash
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Labels: awards, film festivals
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Frugal Wins The Webby
The web series I produced and edited 14 episodes of last summer -- The Frugal Traveler: Budget Europe -- just won the Webby in the Online Film & Video / Travel category.
Cool.
Posted by Ted Fisher at 12:14 AM 4 comments
Labels: awards, frugal traveler
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Pulling Into Second Place
Hey, did I mention that the Frugal Traveler: Grand Tour series is nominated for a 2009 Webby Award? It must have slipped my mind.
Okay, okay, I've mentioned it....
In any case, I just checked, and while we won't have a result from the Judges for a few weeks, in the People's Voice voting the show is currently in second place.
So go vote for it. Have your friends check it out, then vote for it, too.
Details, and link to the series episodes at Your Vote is Appreciated.
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Labels: awards, frugal traveler
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Could Use Your Vote, Please
The web series I produced / edited last summer -- Frugal Traveler: The Grand Tour -- is nominated for a 2009 Webby Award.
We'll see what the judges decide, but you can vote for the show at the People's Voice site.
Please do. It would be much appreciated.
How it works: click on "sign up now" and give an email address (you can opt out of receiving anything) and make up a password. They email you a link, then you follow that to a ballot.If you haven't seen it, here's the series:
"Frugal" is under "Online Film / Video" in the "Travel" category.
2008: Frugal Traveler: The Grand Tour (14 Episodes)
Week 1: Dover to Calais
Week 2: Paris, France
Week 3: Southwestern France
Week 4: French Riviera
Week 5: Rome
Week 6: Malta
Week 7: Cyprus
Week 8: Bucharest
Week 9: Vilnius, Lithuania
Week 10: Gdansk, Poland
Week 11: Germany
Week 12: Dutch-Belgian Border
Week 13: Frugal Edinburgh
Frugal Traveler: Looking Back
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Labels: awards, frugal traveler
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Webby Voting Is Open
If you enjoyed the Frugal Traveler: The Grand Tour series from last summer, you can vote for it at the Webby Awards People's Voice site.
It takes two minutes. Click on "sign up now" and give an email address (you can opt out of receiving anything) and make up a password. They email you a link, then you follow that to a ballot.
Pick the shows you like. "Frugal" is under "Online Film / Video" in the "Travel" category.
Thanks!
Posted by Ted Fisher at 10:26 PM 0 comments
Labels: awards
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Afterparty

Well, we already knew the Frugal Traveler won a Webby in the "Travel" category for "Online Film & Video."
What we didn't know: that the bar at the afterparty would be quite so lovely.
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
Which Qualifies You for the Harry Winogrand Medal
The phone rings. You stagger over to it. Who would call at such an early hour? The news, however, is great. You've just won the Friedlander award! Fantastic! Will you get to meet him? Lee Friedlander is one of your favorites, a legend in the field. He's amazing.
Umm, what? Her? Meet her? Marti who? Marti Friedlander? She's well-known in New Zealand?
Auckland photographer wins Friedlander award
'"I have chosen Edith as the inaugural recipient as I believe she has an exceptional talent," says Marti Friedlander. "I particularly like the way her photographic essays portray people and places that reveal New Zealanders and all their diversity."'Might as well check out Marti Friedlander, New Zealand Photographer. Just in case you get that phone call.
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Labels: awards, photographers
