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Thank you for keeping up with our blog or checking it out for the first time. Let's get to it! Aztekgram We are now on Instagram! Recent Events We recently shot a dance video directed by Aztek Studio producer Veronica Salas at Wilson's Dance Studio in Pittsburg, California starring the studio's owner, Hannah Wilson. The video was shot on a Blackmagic URSA Mini and we had a FloLight representative on site who provided the lighting equipment. The fog machine we borrowed did not work and I made a joke of using the FloLight rep's electric cigarette vaporizer, well that's exactly what we ended up using along with Hannah's husband's vaporizer to "smoke" up the scene. They had the entire room smelling like Skittles. Hey, sometimes you have to improvise on set to solve problems. Fun times. We wrapped the shoot with an interview with Hannah and called it a day.
Pictoclik Events
In the last post, I shared news that Sandra and I had become Pictoclik board members. We invite filmmakers, actors and film lovers to visit pictoclik.com to learn more about workshops and events in the Bay Area geared toward both actors and filmmakers for learning and networking opportunities. Have a short film idea? Pictoclik wants to be an Executive Producer this year and award one lucky filmmaker $1500 to create a short film: PITCH TANK: FILMMAKER EDITION 
You can also submit your film(s) to the following:
PICTOCLIK SHOWCASE: LATINAS IN CINEMA PICTOCLIK SHOWCASE: BATTLE OF THE FILM SCHOOLS 4TH ANNUAL PICTOCLIK FILM FESTIVAL
The Rage Short Film Kickstarter
The Rage crew is quite close to meeting their budget goal for their psychological thriller short film! The screenplay is written by our talented friend and Super Gabby actor L. Jeffrey Moore who will also be producing and acting in the film. Check out their Kickstarter campaign and please consider donating and/or sharing!
At the time of writing this, they announced a new stretch goal and new rewards for contributors. Your Film Recommendations Have you seen any really good, bad or so-bad-it's-good films recently? Mainstream, indie, obscure, whatever, comment below and share. I'd love to hear your suggestions. Alright, that's it for this one, folks. Thanks! Viva el arte, Adrian Nava
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