Lesmen”s Music and Fade to Brown Production is looking for Women from 18 – 25 for a New Music video for a upcoming Hip Hop single for the 478 boyz out of Atlanta. It does not pay but we will provide meals and copy for your trailer and resume. it is a two day shoot, and a great opportunity for some exposure.

Auditions will be held Saturday October 10th from 2pm – 6pm at Lesmens Music located at 5413 Lomas NE Albuquerque, NM 87110

Bring head-shots and be prepared to do some Dancing.

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How can we say thank you in a way that all of you who took time out of your schedule and drove extra miles, and got up at super early hours can appreciate.

But, we could not have made this project without all of you and both the O’keeffe Production Team and FilmSavage.com want you to know how much your time and hard work was appreciated!

I try to never forget how much work it takes for one of you to be apart of the productions we work on and for this project it was extra hard with wardrobe fittings, changes in the schedule etc.  For all of  you who were lucky enough to have worked on set I hope you appreciate what a great crew we had on this show and how everyone worked to accomplish a movie that means so much to many of us New Mexicans.

Once again I must say we have the best background actors in the country and I wanted to send out to you a heartfelt THANK YOU!

BEST TO ALL OF YOU AND HAPPY HOLLIDAYS!

Gwyn

Gwyn Savage

FilmSavage.com

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A Tribute to the Best Movie Soundtracks EVER Part 2

Top 25 Average Ratings on The Movie Soundtrack Webpage

  1. Hellbound: Hellraiser II (95%)
  2. Dune (95%)
  3. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (93%)
  4. Cliffhanger (92%)
  5. Pride & Prejudice (92%)
  6. Predator (91%)
  7. Cocoon (90%)
  8. Krull (Expanded) (90%)
  9. Whales (90%)
10. Creepshow (90%)
11. Fly (90%)
12. Once Were Warriors (90%)
13. Lady In White (90%)
14. Mind’s Eye (90%)
15. Patriot (90%)
16. Shocker (90%)
17. Schindler’s List (90%)
18. Twin Peaks – Fire Walk With Me (90%)
19. Psycho (90%)
20. Ninth Gate (90%)
21. MirrorMask (90%)
22. NeverEnding Story (88%)
23. Twister (88%)
24. Breakfast Club (88%)
25. Legend (Tangerine Dream) (88%)

Top 25 Viewed On The Movie Soundtrack Webpage

  1. Blade (Soundtrack)11296
  2. Scarface 8620
  3. Revenge 8378
  4. Armageddon 6482
  5. Breakfast Club 6272
  6. Forrest Gump – The Soundtrack (Special Collectors’ Edition)5561
  7. 12 Monkeys 5275
  8. Spider Man 2 (Score)5231
  9. City of Angels 5130
10. Se7en 4863
11. Rambo: First Blood Part II4752
12. Gladiator 4528
13. Die Hard 4499
14. Romeo and Juliet (Score)4407
15. Fight Club 4220
16. Braveheart 4151
17. Titanic 4041
18. Predator 3617
19. Crash 3614
20. Beetlejuice 3552
21. Crow (Score)3509
22. Ghost 3431
23. Romeo and Juliet (Soundtrack)3396
24. Edward Scissorhands 3384
25. Lord Of The Rings – The Fellowship Of The Ring 3223

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By Amanda Wegrzyn, Cars.com
Ever since radios started popping up in cars, music and car culture have been inextricably linked, and everyone has a strong opinion about both. While the Grammy Awards honor the best music of 2007, we wanted to dig a little deeper and pay tribute to the top 10 songs ever written about cars.

10. “Red Barchetta”
Rush
In an era where large SUVs seem to block out the sun and the U.S. government is trying its darndest to regulate fuel economy, a 1981 sci-fi song about a nearly extinct Ferrari doesn’t seem so far off. Although the abundant safety features in today’s cars may not lead to the reckless driving mentioned in the song, it’s a scary future for any sports-car nut.

9. “I Can’t Drive 55″
Sammy Hagar
Some musicians use their talent to rail against political injustice, war and poverty. Sammy Hagar, however, used his musical gifts to protest a federally imposed maximum speed limit. The song isn’t actually about one car, and the former Van Halen frontman’s talent may be questionable, but the song is still enjoyed by speed enthusiasts everywhere; it was rerecorded for NASCAR as “I Can’t Drive 65.”

8. “Bitchin’ Camaro”
Dead Milkmen
How did a song that includes a two-minute dialog about going to the shore and seeing a Doors cover band make it on our list? Well, we’re not entirely sure, but we dare you to listen to it and not want to do doughnuts on your neighbor’s lawn.

7. “Let Me Ride”
Dr. Dre
The lyrics aren’t even kinda close to being G-rated (we don’t recommend singing it at your next office karaoke outing), but that doesn’t diminish its importance as a song about cars. One look at the video, featuring shots of Compton, Snoop Dogg and a cameo from Ice Cube, and it’s clear why this is a West Coast rap classic.

6. “Drive My Car”
The Beatles
How do you know you’ve made it? According to John Lennon and Paul McCartney, it’s when you can afford a chauffeur. The wannabe starlet in the song may not yet be famous enough to actually have a car, but she already has a driver lined up. Lindsay and Britney, are you taking notes? You should be.

5. “Mustang Sally”
Wilson Pickett
Pickett wasn’t the first to record “Mustang Sally,” but he’s the one who put it on the map. Luckily for Pickett and everyone who’s covered it since, this blues standard sounds just as relevant now as it did more than 40 years ago.

4. “Low Rider”
War
With its distinctive bass line and the lead singer’s deep growl, this song begs to be blasted while cruising. Hydraulically modified classic cars are an important chapter of American car culture, and considering the number of times this song has been covered and sampled, it’s clear neither the song nor the car is going to fade out anytime soon.

3. “Fun, Fun, Fun”
The Beach Boys
This list could have easily included three or four Beach Boys tunes, but in the interest of variety we limited it to the one we consider most universal. For many teens, car keys equal freedom, and what 16-year-old hasn’t daydreamed about borrowing his parents’ T-Bird — or really sweet minivan — and playing hooky?

2. “Pink Cadillac”
Bruce Springsteen
Originally released as a B-side to “Dancing in the Dark,” “Pink Cadillac” is one of many Springsteen songs to feature car imagery. Regardless of what you think the song is actually about, the description of the car will make you wish you were driving something other than a responsible four-door sedan with antilock brakes.

1. “Little Red Corvette”
Prince
“Little Red Corvette” isn’t the only song to equate a woman with a car, but it is probably one of the most blatantly sexual of those songs. Fortunately, Prince was smart enough to disguise the references just enough to get the song past the censors. Despite the innuendo, “Little Red Corvette” is still considered one of Prince’s biggest hits, and was often the first song that came to mind when we asked people to name their favorite car song.
Posted on 1/31/08

The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) is a national labor union representing over 70,000 performers, journalists and other artists working in the entertainment and news media.AFTRA’s scope of representation covers broadcast, public and cable television (news, sports and weather; drama and comedy, soaps, talk and variety shows, documentaries, children’s programming, reality and game shows); radio (news, commercials, hosted programs); sound recordings (CDs, singles, Broadway cast albums, audio books); “non-broadcast” and industrial material as well as Internet and digital programming.

AFTRA’s membership includes an array of talent – sound recording membership includes artists who bring pop, rock, country, classical, folk, jazz, comedy, Latin, hip hop, rap and R&B to the world. AFTRA members perform in television and radio advertising, non-broadcast video, audio books and messaging, and provide their skills for developing technologies such as interactive games and Internet material.
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