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4th edition of IMAGO at CHSS April 22-23
The fourth edition of the IMAGO
Student Film Festival is reaping the
benefits of seeds sown in years gone
by.
A number of graduates of the
Digital Media Studies Program
(DMS) at Central Huron Secondary
School (CHSS) in Clinton and
participants in past IMAGO
Festivals are now enjoying
successful careers in Canada’s film
industry Recognizing their roots, a
number of these industry
professionals are returning to the
scene of the action to help today’s
talented high school students learn
from their experience.
This year’s IMAGO Student Film
Festival, being held April 22-23 at
CHSS will also feature Michael
'Nug' Nahrgang as its keynote
special guest. ‘Nug’ has made
numerous television appearances on
The Comedy Network’s The Gavin
Crawford Show and Toronto's The
Toronto Show. He has been in
several motion pictures, including
The Tuxedo, starring Jackie Chan,
and the Canadian comedy Men with
Brooms.
Nug’s mug can be seen in a recent
VISA commercial as the
sympathetic car impound man.
Nahrgang is a graduate of CHSS
and is excited to come back and take
part in this event.
Several current media and film
industry professionals (based in
Toronto, Montreal and London),
who have either graduated from the
DMS course at CHSS or been
previous participants in IMAGO, are
heading to Clinton for the two-day
event to share their career
experience with the students.
Their areas of expertise include
post-production colour correction
and sound design, videography,
special effects and makeup, set
design, dressing and construction, as
well as the world of freelance
filmmaking.
During the two-day event, all
IMAGO 2005 participants will be
working alongside these
experienced professionals, using
industry standard equipment and
practices, to create two professional
quality television commercials.
The IMAGO Student Film
Festival was launched in April 2002
as a non-competitive event designed
to showcase the creative efforts of
today's high school student
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filmmakers. Now in its fourth
year,- IMAGO has attracted
students from across south-western
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For a cause
The community came out March 31 to enjoy a delicious lunch and support the annual Blyth
Legion Auxiliary’s daffodil tea and bake sale. The proceeds go to fighting cancer. From left:
Vera Hesselwood, Grace McNichol, Evelyn Popp and Thelma Manning. (Bonnie Gropp photo)
OPP offers youth opportunity
The Ontario Provincial Police is
once again offering an exciting
opportunity to the youth of the
Western Region for summer
employment.
PEACE is a cultural and ethnic
diversity program giving youth the
opportunity to work in the policing
field for a seven-week period during
the summer. Successful candidates
will work directly with road officers
within their area. They will
experience aspects of daily policing,
court proceedings, assist with cruiser
maintenance, marine patrols and
much more.
The area of coverage for the
Western Region is from Windsor to
Sarnia to Tobermory to Guelph to
Cayuga. To apply, applicants must
be between the ages of 18 and 22
and process a valid Ontario Driver’s
licence. The age requirement is
flexible depending on varying
factors. Applicants must have no
criminal record.
PEACE provides a greater
understanding of the true nature of
police work, thereby assisting them
to make an informed decision about
policing as a career. It will also help
to improve partnerships and enhance
understanding of the diversity of
cultures within communities.
Funding for this program comes
from the community and band
councils. Applicants are encouraged
to contact their local OPP at 519-
652-4156 for further information.
WEDDINGS
Performed - your location or our indoor
or outdoor chapel (non-denominational)
All Christenings & Memorials
For brochure call:
Rev. CHRIS MORGAN
ALL FAITHS PASTORAL CENTRE
BENMILLER... .524-5724
WEDDINGS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2005 - 7pm
THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 2005 - 7pm
MEMORIAL HALL - BLYTH —
ets available at Blyth Festival Office, Blyth General Store,
trnie King Music in Goderich, Dixie Lee in Clinton.
Credit Card Orders: 1-800-465-7829.
Happy 50th
Birthday!
Half a Century
Young...
...With the best
yet to come
Love Christina, Jamie
& Melissa
THA
We would like to to take this opportunity to
thank the community for all your support
through the last 22 months.
With your continued support we will
it through this crisis.
Please join us for a...
BEEF BBQ
DINNER and DANCE
BY THE JEFF TANNER BAND
SATURDAY APRIL 16th, 2005
Dinner 6pm-8pm Dance to Follow
at Brussels Community Centre
Brought to you by the
Huron County Beef Producers
For more information please call
Les Falconer at 233-5393 or
Jaquie Bishop at 887-9379
Glen Walker at 357-3729