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Cynthia Jeannette Gomez and Company
PIPESTONE PRODUCTIONS in association with PARTNERS
IN
FILM:
Pipestone
Productions, is a New Mexico based, minority and woman owned Film
Production Company.
In 2008, Independent producer Cynthia
Jeannette Gomez,
Pipestone Productions established Partners in Film in
an effort to facilitate collaborative creativity between independent
producers
who offer both seasoned and fresh talent and resources to provide an
extensive
and complete service addressing the specific needs of our clients. (More about Partners in Film)
We capture and preserve your legacy with dignity and ethical responsibility.
Raul Candelaria, ATM Productions Damian Vigil, Composer Jason Vigil, Composer David Lindblom, Filmmaker/Editor Ben Martinez, Natural Horse Sense, IOTSI Danniel Velario, SAG, IOTSI Beva Padilla, Filmmaker/Photographer/Writer Margarita Ortega y Gomez, Choreographer/Performance Artist/Co-producer Dale Freeman, Musician, Songwriter/Composer Marisa Moreno, Youth Intern filmmaker Bill Nevins, Writer/Producer Virginia Marujo, Filmmaker/Animator Paul Pino, Musical collaborator/songwriter Samantha Moreno, videographer Carla Chavez, Writer/Developer Charles Catlett, Writer/Organizer
Y O U R S T O R Y - “History is merely gossip”Oscar Wilde.
Everyone has a great story to tell. Its your story, your project and your special event that makes history and deserves to be shared now and in years to come.
Your Location or Ours:
Pipestone
Productions, teams with
Souler System Studios and a growing network of professional independent
producers to easily locate our equipment at your event, in your
studio or in ours. Our
systems are compact, mobile and easily transports across town or across
country providing quality film and audio production.
Our Expertise!
We
are musicians, storytellers, filmmakers and artists who hold the vision and experience to
capture and re-tell your unique story.
If
this is your first video or audio production, we will walk you through the
steps of professional production.
It is our job to explain this process and outline the parameters of your
project in detail in an initial consultation and with frequent follow up
sessions as your project evolves.
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“The Genizaro
Experience: A Living Legacy and Celebration of History" (ON FACEBOOK)a pubic symposium and reception
recognizing the lives and contributions
of Genizaro Indians. May 10th 2011 1:00-5:00 Abiquiú, New Mexico at the Joe
Ferran Center.
Call for Young
Artists
Who: Youth who have a
sense of the Genizaro Heritage* and likely have a personal connection to that
heritage.
What: Original
images depicting the Genizaro Experience in New Mexico from 1693 to present day
(See Legislative Memorial Attachment).
Where: All
submissions meeting the deadline will be exhibited during The Genizaro
Experience” panel discussion on May 10, 2011 in Abiquiu, New Mexico.
When:Deadline Submission of final art is April
1, 2011, to be postmarked or hand delivered to:
Project Coordinator: Cynthia J.
Gomez, 3525 Vail Ave SE #B Albuquerque, NM 87106 or Abiquiu, Library and Cultural Center, Abiquiu, New
Mexico.
Why: The
organizers of the “Genizaro Experience” panel discussion are interested in having
youth participate by using the 2007 Legislative Memorial recognizing the
Contributions of Genizaro Indians to show through artistic expression what the
Genizaro Experience was like over the past 300 years and into present time.
One or more
submission will be the foundation for the Program Poster, which will be used to
announce the May 10th event throughout the communities of Northern
and Central New Mexico.
Attachments and Link:
Release Form (parent signature required for under 18 years
old)
http://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/07%20Regular/memorials/senate/SM059.html
*This is a collaborative project of New
Mexico Humanities Council; NEH “We the People” Project; Abiquiu Library and
Cultural Center; Centro Cultural de la Raza Instituto de Anahuac; National
Hispanic Cultural Center; Center for Regional Studies and Pipestone
Productions.
Piptestone Headliner:
NATIONAL HISPANIC CULTURAL CENTER'S
INSTITUTE FOR
CREATIVITY, CONSCIOUSNESS AND COMMUNITY recognizes Cynthia Jeannette
Gomez with a 2011 Residency Award in support of R&D of her film,
"Without A Tribe" a historically based documentary about the origins,
lives and descendants of captive indigenous tirbes known as Genizaro
Indians -who's contributions shaped the culture and story of New
Mexico.
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NOVEMBER 2010 NAPT (NATIVE AMERICAN PUBLIC TELECOMMUNICATIONS) Awards "Without A Tribe" with a contract for Research & Development to begin in 2011. This contract supports the pre-production phase of the film project to establish all the necessary background and planning to implement the film production. There is great excitement in the Genizaro communities about making this film and telling this story of Ransomed Captive Native Americans and their survival beyond servant slaves to be recognized as having a great impact on the development and culture of New Mexico.
Summary of 2010
Albuquerque Arts Magazine “Land Water People Time” retrieves memories and traditions Documentary fi lmmakers celebrate distinctly New Mexican stories
Circle of Friends for Land Water People Time: Fundraiser Screening of Land Water People Time March 23, 2010 was a great success with donated foods, space, television screen and volunteers to help bring a piece of New Mexico history, culture and stories to a supportive audience. Fundraiser helps get Cynthia Jeannette to Santa Monica for the Latino Media Market where she met with top executives and representatives from HBO, PBS, CPB, ITVS and other great networking opportunities to pitch the film and get important feedback about marketing options.
NALIP Latino Media Market at the National NALIP Conference in Santa Monica, Ca. April 2010. Cynthia's attendance was a homecoming for the LPA 2009 Doc Fellows who met and networked their films at the conference.
July 2010: Pipestone Productions becomes a member of the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce offering video profiles to members for the HCTV . Love INC and Natural Horse Sense were given discount prices as early bird business profiles.
2010 NALIP LPA invited David Lindblom, Danny Valerio and Cynthia Jeannette Gomez as the Creative Team of "Land Water People Time" to develop their film with mentors, filmmakers, producers and marketing advisers for the ten day producers academy in August 2010. Land Water People Time is in post production with a release date for 2011.
NAPT contacted Cynthia Jeannette Gomez to notify her of an award offer for "Without A Tribe" for Research and Development.
Three more films completed production in 2011 include a remix of "End of the Road" in early 2010; "Breakn' Brew, Burque Blue"; "Ray Collins-Live at Low Spirits" and "Love INC"
The film LAND WATER PEOPLE TIME, is a collection of the nearly disappeared stories from Northern New Mexico's diverse cultures, traditions and heritage. People of the northern geography of New Mexico are shaped by historical relationships to natural environments, by neighboring cultures and sustained by the waters of northern New Mexico.
Descendants of Native Americans, New Mexican Spanish and generations of Anglo settlers-whose histories involve the strife of tribal, international and civil wars; periods of famine and abundance, intercultural raiding and peaceful effort-share knowledge and wisdom brought on by deeper understandings of the natural surroundings that shape and sustain the cultures celebrated in Northern New Mexico.
LAND WATER PEOPLE
TIME MALI Woman's Film & Performance Arts Festival has selected "Land Water People Time" to screen in Austin, Texas May 2--31, 2011. Official Selection: 12 minute short documentary: A Work in
Progress 2009 Orlando Hispanic Film Festival 2009 New
Mexico Film Expo, and the 2009 Santa Fe Film Festival, December
2-6.
LAND WATER PEOPLE
TIME MALI Woman's Film & Performance Arts Festival has
selected "Land Water People Time" to screen in Austin, Texas May 2--31,
2011.
February 2011: NAPT flew Cynthia Jeannette Gomez to Chicago for a three day workshop: Doing your Doc and Trailer Mechanics followed by meeting with NAPT Director and staff. Cynthia screened an early cut of her trailer for "Without A Tribe".
August 2010: The creative crew of Land Water People Time were awarded a NALIP LPA Fellowship for the three producers/director to participate in the 10 day intensive academy to develop their documentary film, concluding with a pitch to film executives.
April 2010: Santa Monica, California where the NALIP Conference takes place offering the Latino Media Market in the midst of exciting and productive workshops, resources, networking and promoting independent films.
December 2009 Happy Holidays! Pipestone is working as a partner with Water In Motion to produce the film Land Water People Time. Earlier this month we screened our work in progress at the Santa Fe Film Festival. It was an outstanding film festival networking opportunity with other great independent film makers, industry professionals and appreciative audience! In attendance to receive their Lifetime Achievement Awards were Actor/Producer Tommy Lee Jones; Filmmaker, Mark Rydal; Actor/Film Producer Wes Studi; Kodak Cinematography Award was given to Ellen Kuras (she's the bomb!) see more at Land Water People Time is one of an elite group of films selected where Producers will meet with broadcasters and funders over the three day period to pitch and network. For more information on the conference go to:
www.nalip.orghttp://santafe.bside.com/2009/films/landwaterpeopletime_santafe2009
August 2009 Cynthia Jeannette Gomez of
Pipestone Productions has been selected as one of 12 Documentary
Fellows of the National Association for Latino Independent Producers
2009 Latino Producers Academy held in Santa Fe, NM August 4-21. Cynthia will develop her film Empanada Day: Gathering Generations through intensive workshops and one-on-one sessions with film mentors and independent film promoters. more at: http://www.nalip.org
May 2009 Empanada Day: Gathering Generations a short documentary was selected to be screened
at the 2009 NM Filmmakers Showcase in Albuquerque and in Austin’s Media Arts
& Literacy Women’s Film and Performance Festival received accolades. http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=54436508
LAND WATER PEOPLE TIME a film by Cynthia Jeannette Gomez, Daniel Valerio and David Lindblom is an Official Selection of the 2009 Orlando Hispanic Film Festival.
Using the latest in digital technology, Partners in Film bridges professional sound recording with pre-to-post
Video Production and digital Photography on location and in our studio.
Cynthia Jeannette films in standard and high definition video on a Panasonic AG HVX 200A
Digital Video and Sennheiser audio capture on location and studio. Final Cut Studio 2 and Adobe/Bridge
Photoshop is used in post-production editing and exporting and burning
formats. Cynthia Jeannette also shoots action and behind the scene events and landscape digital photography.
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