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"LOVABILITY" is a film about a beautiful queer women of color who looses her ability to walk after a motorcycle crash.

 

Non-union, non-paid

PERKS: Film exposure, reel and meals

SHOOTING LOCATION: Bay Area

 

SEEKING 4 ROLES: 

Age 21-30

Requires kissing and touching but no nudity.

 

I'm totally late posting this, but if you've not already heard, QWOCMAP put out a call for films for the 2011 film fest and the announcement follows. I'm not affiliated with them, so please contact them if you have any questions or whatev.

Saturday, October 9

Come get cozy at the funky Monkey Club: toast to a wildly successful Festival, reminisce with friends old and new, and chill to the sounds of Motown, Disco, 80s, and Funk provided by DJ Emancipacion and DJ Lunaceptive. Once you party with l@s QWOCMAPer@s, you won't regret or forget it. Closing Night Party Sunday June 13 8 pm, $5 - $20 Monkey Club 2730 21st Sreet @ Bryant San Francisco

Between fabulous Opening Night & Closing Night parties, what do you have? THE After Party! We're back at Bollyhood Cafe, site of some of the best dancing of the year, for some more steamy, good, clean queer fun. So if you spotted a cutie in the Curve Crowd Friday night, now's your chance! Come to THE After Party on Saturday night and work your charm.

Celebrate the Festival kickoff in sultry style at Medjool, where you can lounge on plush sofas, shake your stuff on the dance floor or take in the gorgeous view from the mezzanine. (Of course, you could escort someone sexy onto the dance floor and focus on that gorgeous view instead!) Medjool is concocting an impressive array of seductive small plates and delectable drink specials just for this party. image_3image_12

The 6th annual QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR FILM FESTIVAL (QWOCFF)is a 3-day Film Festival, featuring 38 films in 4 screening programs, the majority of which are brand-new films from Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project's (QWOCMAP) filmmaker training program! This year's Festival includes a focus on Queer Native American, Indigenous, First Nations Women and Two-Spirits; four Q&A sessions with filmmakers after the films; and a performance with Two-Spirit artists.

EVENT NAME: 6th annual Queer Women of Color Film Festival BRIEF DESCRIPTION: The 6th annual QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR FILM FESTIVAL (QWOCFF)is a 3-day Film Festival, featuring 38 films in 4 screening programs, the majority of which are brand-new films from Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project's (QWOCMAP) filmmaker training program! This year's Festival includes a focus on Queer Native American, Indigenous, First Nations Women and Two-Spirits; four Q&A sessions with filmmakers after the films; and a performance with Two-Spirit artists.

The 6th annual QUEER WOMEN OF COLOR FILM FESTIVAL (QWOCFF)is a 3-day Film Festival, featuring 38 films in 4 screening programs, the majority of which are brand-new films from Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project's (QWOCMAP) filmmaker training program! This year's Festival includes a focus on Queer Native American, Indigenous, First Nations Women and Two-Spirits; four Q&A sessions with filmmakers after the films; and a performance with Two-Spirit artists.

Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center in association with QWOCMAP presents Journey of Dreams: Queer & Trans API Films Saturday, May 22nd, 7:30PM Rainbow Room, SF LGBT Community Center 1800 Market Street, SF (415) 865-5555 From transplanted family dreams to delightful disco balls to lyrical explorations of adoption and assimilation, these films journey through history to remind us that we carry home in our hearts. All works created through the QWOCMAP Filmmaker Training Program. Films A Letter Home (Shahrzad M. Davis) Homeschool (So Yung Kim)