[Seattle-editorial] RE: N30, Talked to Jennifer - Revised Descriptions

[Gentry Lange]

Please email this to everyone you know... It will be going on the site
shortly.

Gentry

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From: Gentry Lange [mailto:g at art13.com]
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 10:44 PM
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Cc: Sheri Herndon
Subject: RE: N30, Talked to Jennifer - Scheduling Revised


Here's the N30 update.. I just finished negotiations with Jennifer. Being
that the IMC Cancun Video is more than half of the day it's only reasonable
that they get half the door (also she is coming from Portland for this).

However, snacks and concessions will be ours, as well as sales.

I think we should also get a Keg and some wine. Soap did this well, why not
make the 6pm stuff 21 and over, and the early stuff under 21?

Any objections? One keg is all we would need to pull in some cash from a
long night time event.

Gentry

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N30 - Fun, Films, and Fundraiser
4 Year Anniversary of Seattle IMC and Global WTO Protests

This Sunday, the WTO protests live and on screen. Come down to the Seattle
IMC, 1415 3rd, in Downtown Seattle. Door charge is $5-$20 sliding scale
(this is a fundraising event).

Show Times for all films and events:

1:00-2:15 	This is What Democracy Looks Like
2:45-3:45 	Kilometer Zero
4:00-4:30 	Slide show
4:30-6:00	Break
6:00 -7:00	Music
7:00 -7:30	Slide Show
7:30 -8:45	This is What Democracy Looks Like
9:00-10:00	Kilometer Zero
10-10:30  	Wrap Up

This is What Democracy Looks Like

A co-production of the Seattle Independent Media Center and Big Noise Films,
THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE is a 70 minute documentary capturing the
events of the 1999 anti-WTO protests in Seattle. This is the 4 year
anniversary screening. For more information visit
http://www.thisisdemocracy.org/.

Kilometer Zero, the IMC Cancun Video and Slide Show

Shot and edited during this past September's 5th WTO Ministerial in Cancun,
Mexico, Kilometer Zero depicts the determination and power of thousands of
dissenters both inside and outside the barricades that
protected the WTO Meetings, while also bringing to light the critical issues
surrounding the WTO's
escalating campaign of corruption. Against the surreal backdrop of Cancun,
Kilometer Zero brings
together over 20 video makers to depict the powerful story of the shutdown
and crash of the 5th Ministerial.
Kilometer Zero is a production of IMC-Cancun, a two-week IMC formed to cover
the 5th ministerial. For more info, please visit: www.cancun.indymedia.org.
Total Running Time: Approx. 1 hr.
Kilometer Zero is a benifit for Accion Informativa en Resistencia (AIRE), a
media activism group from
Mexico City http://www.kloakas.com/8.html