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Spring news

4/28/2017

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Hello friends of Nasario remembers the Río Puerco:  Our small post production team, Shelene Bridge, our editor, me, the assistant editor Shawn Wayman–we all feel we’ve been in a parallel universe of sorts these last few months, as we gratefully, industriously, full-heartedly work on the film - thanks to the donations and goodwill contributed by you, our friends and supporters.

All this will take us to the end of this first phase of editing and we’ve been so gratified to be able to log, transcribe, digitize, organize the footage, create paper scripts, find beautiful music, archival footage and photos, including an iconic map made by a famous Spanish mapmaker named Miera y Pacheco which puts Nasario García’s Rio Puerco hometown on the map as “Guadalupe de Los Garcías” as early as the 1780s. And, of course, we are editing every day, transforming hours of footage into a story for the screen.
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  • We showed our rough cut in progress to New Mexico PBS about two weeks ago, and they wrote us afterwards to say “We are very interested in airing this important documentary on New Mexico PBS...” The full letter is here. 
  • Our trailer screened as part of the  four city, New Mexico Women in Film Film Fiesta! Olé. The fiesta ran April 20- 23, in Las Cruces, Las Vegas, Albuquerque (4/21), Santa Fe (4/23). 
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Our goal is to finish a full rough cut by early May - we have another date with New Mexico PBS on May 12 to show them this version and hopefully, proceed to a broadcast contract and date.

Our next step will be to start the process of fundraising for finishing funds, for the last leg of the journey. To reach this goal, we are creating a package for possible sponsors and corporate underwriters - working with a documentary consultant group called DocuMentors. We’re creating lists of individuals and businesses to approach – we are excited to share an opportunity to have their names be associated with a project that preserves and re-imagines not only the cultural heritage of New Mexico but also storytelling, and reconnecting to land and community.

Our ideal scenario is to have the film broadcast in mid-October on New Mexico PBS. Towards the end of September – Hispanic Heritage month - we hope to have “preview” screenings in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. PBS itself encourages such screenings because they drum up enthusiasm for the broadcast.  Once we have the dates down, we’ll share them.

We are also considering screenings in other NM cities like Cuba, Bernalillo, Taos, Las Vegas, and Las Cruces - later in October/November. If you’ve seen the Rio Puerco play, you might remember that we had “Share Your Recuerdos Open Mics” at select performances and we'd like to repeat these because they created such a beautiful ambiente of sharing and re-connecting.

For now, it’s all editing all the time all stories all the time and we couldn't be more grateful to you for helping this project find its way…we hope you’ll stay with us to the end of the journey and the beginning of the broadcast and screenings.

Special thanks to Kelvin DuVal our cameraperson who captured beautiful footage for us and our fiscal sponsor, NM Film Foundation, Dirk Norris who gives us such great support.


We’d love to hear from you – let us know any thoughts, share suggestions for sponsorships, or screening locations or just say HOLA!

Best wishes from the edit room
Shebana Coelho, director, and the team at Nasario remembers the Río Puerco


CONTACT US
www.nasarioremembers.com    email: [email protected] 
Cell 609 651 5840    Facebook @NasarioRemembers
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Nasario García in the Río Puerco valley
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OUR TRAILER in NMWIF FIESTA

4/13/2017

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We're delighted to have the trailer included in the New Mexico Women in Film's Film Fiesta 2017 - screening alongside wonderful shorts, narratives, documentaries and experimental films and playing in 4 cities in New Mexico - starting April 20,  Details below. Please come and see us all!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
​Contact: March 1, 2017
Shelene Bridge, NMWIF Fiesta! Producer [email protected] 505-795-8580


NM WOMEN IN FILM CELEBRATES WITH FILM FIESTA!
SANTA FE, NM - New Mexico Women in Film has planned a quadri-city F ilm Fiesta! in Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Las Cruces, and Santa Fe, April 20-23, 2017. The NMWIF FIESTA! 2017 mission is to honor current NMWIF Members, who are in good standing and regardless of gender, by showcasing their creativity, vision and artistry of their film work and network emerging film students at the institutions of higher education throughout New Mexico.

The NMWIF FIESTA! 2017 will be presented at the New Mexico Highlands University’s Ilfeld Auditorium, Las Vegas, Thursday, April 20; South Broadway Cultural Center, Albuquerque, Friday, April 21; New Mexico State University’s CMI Digital Media Theater, Saturday, April 22; and Santa Fe University of Art & Design’s The Forum, Sunday, April 23.
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The NM WIF FIESTA! 2017 screens from 5:00pm - 9:00pm each day with an intermission 6:30pm - 7:30pm. All Access Tickets for each location are $15. More information is available at NMWIF.com.
Thirteen of the best films by NMWIF members and emerging film students will be screened in each city at the NMWIF Fiesta! 2017. Selected films are as follows:

Narrative: 
Charlotte; in Retrospect, Monica Montoya, Student at NMSU 
Days Young & Golden, Andy K astelic, Student at UNM 
Frankie and Jude: Star Wars - ANOTH ER Star Wars Story, Amy Baklini, NMWIF Member 
La Douleur Exquise, Charlie Gravina, NMWIF Member 
Pinky Promise, Catharine Pilafas, NMWIF Member 
Shadows of Waste, Holly Adams, NMWIF Member 
Documentary: 
Barbara’s Story, JoAnne Tucker, NMWIF Member 
Gris, Erica Nguyen, NMWIF Member 
Legacy, Mark Lewis, Student at IAIA 
Longshotsville, Jody McNicholas, NMWIF Member
Nasario Remembers the Rio Puerco, Shebana Coelho, NMWIF Member 
Experimental: 
Acrophobia, Rand Hadid, Student at SFUAD 
Cruzar, Ann Bromberg, NMWIF Member

NMWIF is a chapter of Women In Film & Television International, which has over 40 chapters worldwide. By creating a professional alliance with the international force, New Mexico members make a statement of professionalism and intent as filmmakers and film workers.
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