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**"CASTING CALL for "Tough Trade" **

 We are currently looking for background EXTRAS for the new Lionsgate series “Tough Trade”. All ages, All ethnicities, All types are encourage to apply! We are looking for all different kinds of people! If you have extra experience GREAT, if not, we welcome you to come apply as well. Please fill out the attached extra form and send a RECENT, COLOR snapshot of yourself to toughtradeextras@gmail.com . This is a paid position. We will start casting at the end of November through December. Please email toughtradeextras@gmail.com with any questions.

 Click here for the pdf application form

   

**"Love Don't Let Me Down" looking for CREW**

Screen Gems is currently accepting CREW resumes for the feature film, “Love Don’t Let Me Down” filming in Nashville, TN January 2010 through March, 2010. Please email your resume to: LDLMDcrewresumes@gmail.com
**"Love Don't Let Me Down" looking for CAST**

Screen Gems is currently accepting TALENT resumes for the feature film, “Love Don’t Let Me Down” filming in Nashville, TN January 2010 through March, 2010. To send headshots/resumes (actors without agents) please email your information to: ldlmdtalentresumes@yahoo.com

**Production Company seeks Senior Editor**

Knoxville production company working on a non scripted TV series is in need of a Senior Editor with significant reality TV credits who is available to work in Knoxville for 5 weeks of rough cuts. Send resumes to tn.film@tn.gov and please label subject heading in your email "Senior Editor Resume."
**"Tough Trade" looking for Crew **

The Lionsgate television pilot TOUGH TRADE being filmed in Nashville is looking for CREW. Please send your resume to toughtraderesumes@gmail.com and include your occupation in the subject line. CREW ONLY PLEASE, producers and production management already in place - casting information will be made available later.

**BERO Entrepreneurship Video Contest Deadline Extended to Dec. 15 **

BERO Entrepreneurship Video Contest Deadline Extended to Dec. 15

BERO and the Tennessee Main Street Program have extended the deadline to Dec. 15 for the "What Makes you an Entrepreneur?" video competition.

The winner of the competition will receive a $500 cash prize plus a $2,000 professional marketing package for their business. Finalists will be selected from five business categories: Main Street/downtown; home-based; agri-business; arts and entertainment; and innovation. Videos should be no longer than five minutes.  Complete contest details can be found at the official website: www.tnecd.gov/tnopenforbusiness.

 
** Nashville Film Institute's Thursday Night Film Series - Free to the Public**

The Nashville Film Institute (NFI) is having free Thursday night film screenings from 6:30 - 9:30 PM with a pre-screening Film History lecture (20 minutes) and a discussion afterward. December 3: Jingle Writing Workshop

Please RSVP if you plan to attend at rsvp@thenfi.com.

The Nashville area's newest film school, the Nashville Film Institute, 230 Franklin Road, Bldg. #2, Franklin, TN is registering students now. For more information about the school please visit their website at www.thenfi.com, call 877.NAS.FILM ( 877.627.3456 ) or e-mail info@thenfi.com. Regular updates can also be found by following us on Twitter at @theNFI.

 

** Pellissippi State Media Technologies Programs **

Pellissippi State Technologies Programs offers training in basic and advanced Sound Production, Game Design and Development. Located in the new Bagwell Center for media and Art, Pellissippi's placement rate is better than 90% and has been for more than 12 years consecutively. Graduates have been employed by RIVR, HGTV (Scripps), Five Man Productions, WBIR, WATE, WVLT, PBS, Comcast, Charter Communications, UT Sports, UT Dept. of Agriculture, Jewelry TV, and virtually every other production in East Tennessee. Many have worked on feature films. The faculty and staff include more than 10 film and video professionals, most of whom work in the business everyday. You will be able to see from their curriculum that the offered courses are in a wide range of contemporary disciplines related to production. Visit Pellissippi State Technologies Program for more information.

 

** Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts **

Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts (TNVLA) opened its offices at the Fall School in Nashville. Since opening, they have been fulfilling their mission of providing pro bono legal services to low-income artists and emerging arts organizations in the greater Nashville area. Artists and arts organizations can also become TNVLA members. TNVLA offers a variety of services including: Referrals to volunteer lawyers for artists and arts organizations who meet our income guidelines; walk-in clinics where artists and arts organizations can meet with a lawyer to discuss various issues and questions in an informal environment; seminars, workshops and other educational programming on numerous legal and business matters; paying referrals to experienced lawyers for artists who can afford to pay for services; and a library of legal and business resources for artists and arts organizations to use with the guidance of TNVLA staff. Annual fee of $30 or $50 (respectively). TNVLA relies on donations to fund their operation. Contributions may be sent to TNVLA at PO Box 121192, Nashville, TN 37212. To find out more about supporting TNVLA, please contact them at (615) 312-7224.