Summer Social, CAPE Panel Series Sponsored by Sony Pictures Entertainment
and More From Leading Asian and Pacific Islander Non-Profit Entertainment
Organization
Los Angeles -- September 3, 2009 -- The Coalition of Asian Pacifics in
Entertainment (CAPE) Foundation, Inc., a non-profit arts and entertainment
organization, announces its activities for the month of September 2009 which
includes the Summer Social, CAPE Panel Series Sponsored by Sony Pictures
Entertainment and more. For more information, please visit:
www.capeusa.org.
The "CAPE LAST CHANCE SUMMER SOCIAL" will be held on, TONITE, September 3rd
from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm at one of Hollywood's hottest social scenes-H.wood
Lounge (1738 N. Orange (cross street Hollywood). This social is the place
to be to mix and mingle with old friends while making new ones in a light
and fun atmosphere. Connect over hors d'oeuvres, music and drinks at this
elegant and eclectic Hollywood hot spot. Admission is FREE. This event is
open to all current CAPE and non-CAPE members.
Ever wondered how to navigate your film through the Hollywood studio system?
How to raise independent money? How to cobble together enough favors to
shoot a micro-budget film? Bring your questions and learn from seasoned
veterans as the CAPE Panel Series Sponsored by Sony Pictures Entertainment
presents "HOW DID THIS MOVIE GET MADE?" will be held September 26th from
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at the Korean Film Council (KOFIC-5509 Wilshire Blvd.; Los
Angeles, CA 90036). This event is free to all current CAPE members and is
$25 for non-CAPE members (waived with paid membership at event). ADDED
BONUS! Warner Bros. executive and studio producer Dan Lin (Lin Pictures)
will discuss the upcoming highly anticipated film SHERLOCK HOLMES starring
Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law and Rachel McAdams, and show exclusive new
footage!
All events and event restrictions are subject to change and cancellation
without notification. More events and CAPE member screenings information can
be found at www.capeusa.org.
CAPE's Board of Advisors include distinguished executives and artists such
as Ang Lee, John Woo, Terrence Chang, Dean Devlin, Warrington Hudlin, David
Henry Hwang, Lou Diamond Phillips, Richard Sakai, B.D. Wong, Chris Lee,
Fritz Friedman, Janet Yang and Teddy Zee.
About CAPE Foundation, Inc. Founded in 1991 in Los
Angeles, the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment (CAPE) is a
non-profit organization dedicated to advancing diversity and cross-cultural
awareness by actively educating and promoting Asian Pacific Americans for
key artistic and leadership roles in the entertainment industry.
With chapters in Los Angeles and New York, CAPE reaches thousands of studio
and independent film executives, television network executives, film,
television, and recording producers, publicists, below-the-line talent,
actors, writers and directors. CAPE serves as one of the most important
meeting places for Asian Pacific Americans in the entertainment industry.
The executive board meets monthly.
More information can be found at http://www.capeusa.org.
and More From Leading Asian and Pacific Islander Non-Profit Entertainment
Organization
Los Angeles -- September 3, 2009 -- The Coalition of Asian Pacifics in
Entertainment (CAPE) Foundation, Inc., a non-profit arts and entertainment
organization, announces its activities for the month of September 2009 which
includes the Summer Social, CAPE Panel Series Sponsored by Sony Pictures
Entertainment and more. For more information, please visit:
www.capeusa.org.
The "CAPE LAST CHANCE SUMMER SOCIAL" will be held on, TONITE, September 3rd
from 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm at one of Hollywood's hottest social scenes-H.wood
Lounge (1738 N. Orange (cross street Hollywood). This social is the place
to be to mix and mingle with old friends while making new ones in a light
and fun atmosphere. Connect over hors d'oeuvres, music and drinks at this
elegant and eclectic Hollywood hot spot. Admission is FREE. This event is
open to all current CAPE and non-CAPE members.
Ever wondered how to navigate your film through the Hollywood studio system?
How to raise independent money? How to cobble together enough favors to
shoot a micro-budget film? Bring your questions and learn from seasoned
veterans as the CAPE Panel Series Sponsored by Sony Pictures Entertainment
presents "HOW DID THIS MOVIE GET MADE?" will be held September 26th from
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm at the Korean Film Council (KOFIC-5509 Wilshire Blvd.; Los
Angeles, CA 90036). This event is free to all current CAPE members and is
$25 for non-CAPE members (waived with paid membership at event). ADDED
BONUS! Warner Bros. executive and studio producer Dan Lin (Lin Pictures)
will discuss the upcoming highly anticipated film SHERLOCK HOLMES starring
Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law and Rachel McAdams, and show exclusive new
footage!
All events and event restrictions are subject to change and cancellation
without notification. More events and CAPE member screenings information can
be found at www.capeusa.org.
CAPE's Board of Advisors include distinguished executives and artists such
as Ang Lee, John Woo, Terrence Chang, Dean Devlin, Warrington Hudlin, David
Henry Hwang, Lou Diamond Phillips, Richard Sakai, B.D. Wong, Chris Lee,
Fritz Friedman, Janet Yang and Teddy Zee.
About CAPE Foundation, Inc. Founded in 1991 in Los
Angeles, the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment (CAPE) is a
non-profit organization dedicated to advancing diversity and cross-cultural
awareness by actively educating and promoting Asian Pacific Americans for
key artistic and leadership roles in the entertainment industry.
With chapters in Los Angeles and New York, CAPE reaches thousands of studio
and independent film executives, television network executives, film,
television, and recording producers, publicists, below-the-line talent,
actors, writers and directors. CAPE serves as one of the most important
meeting places for Asian Pacific Americans in the entertainment industry.
The executive board meets monthly.
More information can be found at http://www.capeusa.org.
