Saturday: Short action for the camera class

Master Combat Class: Fighting for Film

Saturday • 1-4pm • Dec 11

Denver Center Theatre Academy

13th & Arapahoe, Denver, CO

1 day • Dale Girard & Geoffrey Kent • $60

This class explores the fundamental skills needed to sell an unarmed fight for the camera. Using a camera and playback system, students will be able to use the video medium to see how techniques are practically applied, what works, what doesn’t, and why. Looking specifically at unarmed sequences for film, this class explores not only the safe way of executing these techniques, but also how the full body is engaged to convincingly communicate the cause and effect of these techniques to the camera. The session will end with the development of a short choreographed routine using the techniques covered in class, which will be taped and played back for review.

DALE GIRARD

Mr. Girard is an award winning Fight Director, professional Stunt Coordinator and author of the stage combat manual Actors On Guard. He is a second degree Black Belt in Taekwondo/Hopkido and Haidong Gumdo, a founding member of the North Carolina Stuntmen’s Association and one of only fourteen SAFD recognized Fight Masters. Recent film credits include “Eyeborgs,” “Pink Triangle", "The Trial", "The Key Man,” “Fall Down Dead” and the critically acclaimed “Junebug.” As a master teacher, Mr. Girard has instructed classes and seminars in stage combat, acting, and dramatic movement throughout North America. Based in North Carolina, he serves as Director of Stage Combat Studies for UNC School of the Arts.

GEOFFREY KENT

Mr. Kent is the President of the Society of American Fight Directors and the resident Fight Director for the Denver Center Theatre Company and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival. Geoffrey also teaches stage combat for the National Theatre Conservatory and the University of Denver. Other teaching credits include North Carolina School of the Arts, The Hartt School of Drama, Louisiana State University, University of Colorado at Boulder, the University of Northern Colorado and Colorado State University.

News from DS-Casting

As of January 1st, 2011, DS STUDIOWORKS WILL BE DISCONTINUING FREE CLASS AUDITS!

We will be adding to our website a VIDEO AUDIT which will clearly outline WHAT we do and HOW we do it. This video will feature some clips of the work that is being done by the students along with clear explanation by the coaches.

GOOD NEWS - It has been our policy to start every actor in the Monday Night Series, which has often been perceived as a "beginner course", which has discouraged the more advanced actor from attending. THAT HAS CHANGED - Actors who wish to enroll in any of our workshops can now schedule an audition (by appointment). Each actor will then be invited to join the appropriate level upon evaluation of their audition.

So, anyone who wants to take advantage of our FREE MONDAY AUDITS in December, should schedule AN APPOINTMENT ASAP
enrollment@ds-studioworks.com

Please visit our website for workshop descriptions.
http://www.ds-studioworks.com/index.html

CASA MASS FOCUS: January 8th at The Bug Theater, 1:00 - 4:00pm
We will be hosting that event.
The theme: "SERVE THE STORY; ACTORS BREAKING-IT DOWN"
THIS IS FREE!
I ENCOURAGE ALL ACTORs TO ATTEND!
No Reservations needed, plenty of seating.
We will be showing how to breakdown auditions sides using pages our local screenwriters will provide.

THE MOCKSIDES CHALLENGE is approaching! this is a short film contest where you can enter for the chance to win a cash prize!
This will be a local contest where the film finalists will have their work shown to the public on the night the winner is announced!
WE WILL KEEP YOU POSTED!

Ten Year SAG Casting in ABQ

I have already done first round submitting for this project, but only if your photos are online and connected to me on actors access!!!! So if you havent done that yet, please contact me once you have made a profile and what part you want to be submitted for!

TEN YEAR Feature Film SAG		Executive Producer: Frank Mancuso, Jr. Producer: Marty Bowen Producer: Wyck Godfrey Producer: Channing Tatum Producer: Reid Carolin Executive Producer: Scott Lumpkin Director/Writer: Jamie Linden Casting Director: Angelique Midthunder Interview Dates: 12/2 - 12/7 Callback Dates: TBD Shoot/Start Date: 12/20 Pay Rate: SAG scale Location: Albuquerque, NM
SUBMIT ELECTRONICALLY
PLEASE SUBMIT ASAP; AUDITIONS START WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY
This movie has a script & dialogue outline but will be almost entirely IMPROVISATIONAL dialogue so all actors must have strong IMPROV skills

[SUKI] (supporting lead) mid 20s very attractive; speaks English & Japanese FLUENTLY [AARON] (supporting lead) about 28 years of age, some sort of character type, maybe slight build, maybe Asian, strong actor. Was bullied in high school. [OLIVIA] (supporting) mid-late 20s, strong actor, attractive - pretty but not necessarily striking, maybe a little girl next door with upper crust background. [PAUL] (supporting) mid 30s, pretty darn attractive, typical tall and handsome, an actor who can give Channing Tatum a run for his money in the romance department. [TAXI DRIVER] can be anything - strong improv actor. Must be able to drive well. [AMY LEE] about 28 years old, smoking hot sexy, exotic ethnicity maybe Asian, mixed race, Puerto Rican, etc., hooks up with one of the lead actors. No nudity or scripted kissing but it is a sexy and suggestive role and there will be lots of improv. [DANNY] 6 year old boy, plays Anna Faris's son, has several lines. We don't see his father in the movie so he can be of mixed race. Must be a strong actor. [ANNA'S MOTHER] Anna Faris character's mother, early 50s, drunk, was a party girl in her day. [PHOTOGRAPHER] Can be any type. [POT BELLIED 45 YEAR OLD] sings with jukebox to the Scorpions "WIND OF CHANGE." [BARTENDER] Can be any type but must have actual bartending experince / be a very good bartender and also a strong actor who can improv. [JULIE] Age late 20s - class historian, any ethnicity, extremely straitlaced. [GUTTERBALL] Late 20s, extremely annoying personality. [BAND GEEK] Late 20s, was a band geek in high school, (1 speech). [THICK NECK] Late 20s, was star football player in high school, big guy, several lines/strong actor, knowledge of football and /or football experience would be great for improv conversation on the topic. [DESSERT GUY] Late 20s-early 30s, real estate broker, strong actor and/or should have some basic knowledge of real estate for improv conversation on the subject (1 speech). [GUY/MALE CLASSMATE] Age late 20s to 30, nondescript, will improv some dialogue at ten year class reunion. [FEMALE CLASSMATE] Age mid to late 20s, nondescript, will improv some dialogue at ten year class reunion.

Student Thesis Film

We are casting for an upcoming student thesis film at Regis University (Colorado Film School). We will be working in conjunction with international award winning director Rahmin Bahrani (Man Push Cart, Chop Shop) to produce these very exciting senior projects.

BROKEN CYCLE http://www.brokencyclefilm.com

Written by James Clark, Directed by Clifton Archuleta

Logline: In an effort to find safety and acceptance in his rundown Detroit neighborhood, an Arab teen wrestles with his own sense of morality as he attempts to assimilate into a group of local thugs.

Casting for the following PAID roles (ALL ETHNICITIES ENCOURAGED TO APPLY):

Male/16 – A petite, Middle Easter teen who has carried the weight of a missing father and foreign culture his whole life. He wants to find his niche in the world but needs to remain true to his core beliefs in order to be truly happy. (LD)

Male/21 – Strong, handsome, Middle Eastern leader of the thugs who acts like he thinks a man should. He finds pleasure in showing others the ropes. The driving force of the group that will destroy whoever threatens his position. (LD)

Male/18 – Asian teen who never misses the chance to crack a joke. As the newest addition to the group, he is still learning the ropes and quick to cross the line with the senior members. (CO)

Male/19 – Ego-driven, boisterous Caucasian teen who acts as the group's second in command. He rejects new additions to the group and takes every available opportunity to let them know that they do not deserve to be part of the crew. (CO)

WHEN: Thursday, December 2nd, from 5:30pm to 9:30pm

WHERE: Colorado Film School, 9075 E. Lowry Blvd., Denver, CO, 80230

Please respond with your headshot via email to secure a time slot. Thank you!

Clifton's most recent film, Breakaway, (http://www.cliftonarchuleta.com/breakaway/), is currently screening at various international film festivals.

Race Walkers Screening at the Bug!

Race Walkers will screen Sat (this weekend) Nov 20th at 4:30pm as part of the EFPalooza (Emerging Filmmakers Project)

They have a 4 day festival starting tonight and ending Sunday evening... Some great films being shown! I will be on a panel one hour

before the screening, 3:30pm, discussing "the state of Indie-filmmaking in Colorado"

Info on the festival: http://www.bugtheatre.org/

Here's the trailer for Race Walkers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzM-LGQ435k

Carolina Blue filmmakers' showcase

Carolina Blue filmmakers' showcase and sneak peek!

Time	Sunday, November 21 · 2:50pm - 4:00pm
Location	The Bug Theatre 3654 Navajo St Denver, CO
	Carolina Blue Filmmakers' Showcase & promotional trailer premiere Carolina Blue is directed by Katharyn (Kayti) Grant, written by Beaty Reynolds, with photography directed by Chris Graves. Here is a preview of the talent behind the film and some actual footage! These short films showcase the talents of cinematographer Chris Graves and writer Beaty Reynolds... then get ready for a sneak peek at the feature film Carolina Blue! The screening includes: Accoutrement Written & directed by Katharyn Grant; Photography directed by Chris Graves Puppy Love Directed by Sid Montz, Written by Beaty Reynolds 27min winner, best short, Los Angeles International FIlm Festival (recently received a standing ovation at the Twin Peaks Film Festival in Seattle!) Traveler Directed by Jason Fitzgerald; Photography directed by Chris Graves 20 min Carolina Blue demo trailor 5min Two scenes from Carolina Blue This event starts at 2:50 and the cost is $5...

CFVA Schoomzer this Wednesday

Welcome to the Colorado Film and Video Association

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Our goal is to strengthen local media production and provide our members a wide variety of educational programs, special events and networking opportunities.

Find out about Colorado film, video and multimedia events and news by subscribing to our eBulletin e-mail newsletter.

CFVA Holiday Schmoozer!

Join us for the Annual CFVA Holiday Schmoozer at the fabulous Denver Chop House. Enjoy festive, upscale, holiday snacks courtesy CFVA and our 2010 Holiday Schmoozer sponsors:

High Noon Entertainment
Walk The Line Films
Berg Imaging
Lighting Services
Scenic Mercenary Studio
Telecorps Sales and Leasing

CFVA Holiday Schmoozer
Wednesday, November 17th, 2010
6:00pm to 9:00pm
The Chop House
1735 19th Street
(Adjacent to Coors Field)
Denver

CFVA Members: $10.00
Non-Members: $20.00
CASH or CHECK ONLY PLEASE!
(No credit cards)

PARKING
There are meters on side streets all around, and pay surface lot parking right next to The Chop House building.

MEMBERS
Don’t forget to print and bring your Member Ticket, found in the November 8th eBulletin for fast lookup and $10 Member Admission.

See you at the Holiday Schmoozer!

CFVA Membership

If you work in the media production business, or just want to network within Colorado’s production community, you should be a CFVA member!

The Colorado Film and Video Association is the best place to meet media professionals and keep up on the latest production news.

Your CFVA membership entitles you to:

• Free or discounted admission to Schmoozers.
• Discounts on seminars and workshops.
• Big savings on Colorado Production Resource Guide listings.
• Full access to eBulletin jobs articles. [ Members Only! ]

Read about membership details here.

Online Version of the Colorado Production Resource Guide

Listings are accepted year ‘round for the online version* of the Colorado Production Resource Guide! Just click here, or on the CPRG logo on the left side of the screen and follow the Add/Update Listinginstructions.

FREE WEB PAGES FOR CFVA MEMBERS
Every CFVA member is entitled to a free Web page linked directly to their online Guide listings. This members-only benefit is available to anyone who purchases an Economy or Extended listing. If you qualify, you will be sent an email soon after you join with instructions on how to design and activate your Web page.

CPRG SUPPORT
If you have any questions about the CPRG or the listing process, send an email to the publisher.

You can view listing rates and download a media kit at www.cprgonline.com/about

Addison Wit in town

L.A. Manager, Producer and Acting Coach, Addison Wit is coming to Denver the first weekend of December to present an amazing opportunity to the actors in this area. My Acting Career: The L.A., New Mexico & Denver Connection An Insightful, Informative and Empowering Discussion with Q & Aand Master Your Act! Workshops TO REGISTER=> e-mail sheilat_travel@msn.com

Last month for Headshot Special !!!!

We are starting to book up! So if you want to get in for the special give us a call !!

Randi Rosen Photography

Artist Headshot Special till December 24!

Winter Artist Headshot Special !!!!!!

$75.00 one look or $95.00 for two looks ( 2 different outfit looks)

One hour shoot

Come with hair, makeup and outfit ready to go

Natural and Studio lighting

High Res CD of Images

Pictures will be posted online

Makeup Artist available !!!!

If you recommend 2 friends and they book and shoot with Randi. Your next session is free!

Website: www.randirosenphotography.com

Email: randi@randirosenphotography.com

Contact: (917) 597 - 6465

Check us out on Facebook and twitter !!! Become a fan!!!

Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Denver-CO/Randi-Rosen-Photography/164857066876833?ref=ts

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Randi Rosen Bio

Randi has worked in the industry for over 15 years and specializes in capturing premium industry quality headshots and beauty shots for Actors and Models. With an eye for honesty and realism, Randi Rosen is known for the personal intimacy of her work and has the unique ability to capture the best energy from her clientele.A performer herself, Randi knows what it's like to be on the other side of the camera and understands what her clients are going through during a shoot. Randi is a proud member of the PPA (Professional Photographers of America), and MHP (Mile High Photographers). Randi is also a member of Sag, Equity and Aftra Performing Unions.

Randi Rosen

www.randirosenphotography.com

Email: randi@randirosenphotography.com

Direct: 917.597.6465

3 Shows in ABQ

Hey Everyone,

Its time to get everything updated.

I am under the impression that I have the site completely updated with your info. If that is not true, send me an updates you want done and I will take care of them.

The 3 shows in ABQ will be:

In Plain Sight

Breaking Bad

New Pilot (Great news, lots of characters will need to be cast).

J

1 Spot open/left for Reinking Gregory's On Camera Cardio Class!

There is one temporary opening in the weekly On-Camera Cardio class for November and December.

Would you feel comfortable sending this around to your talent to see if there are any takers?

Class is $100 for 4 classes, the first 4 Mondays of November. We'll take the last one (the 29th) off. (No refunds or make-up classes, fyi. . .)

December we will only have 2 classes, the 13th and 20th, so that month will be $50.

Classes are held at the RG Studio in Stapleton.

Contact (reinkinggregory@gmail.com) ASAP if you are interested.

Intro to Film Acting Class at the Bug Theatre

From our friend Patrick Sheridan. Contact him for info! Thanks all!

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This Saturday, we're holding the next Intro to Film Acting Class at the Bug Theatre. It's an intensive one-day workshop that gets actors to understand the first goal of film acting is to make an emotional connection to their scene partner. We use clips from some well-known movies to show how the pros do it. From there, we show how actors can surrender to their environment and finally connect to the words on the page. It's all part of showing actors the difference between film acting, acting in commercials, and acting on stage. 

The workshop also covers how to deliver a great film monologue, how to excel at the dreaded ‘cold read,’ and how to deliver a great performance during an audition. We practice how 'less is more' on film, and how actors can easily gain comfort and control with the silence and space of 'being in the moment.'  

October 23rd from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Class costs $95 and is at The Bug Theatre (3654 Navajo St., Denver).

Thanks,
Patrick Sheridan
Paddy Wagon Films, LLC
patpub62@msn.com
720-276-9922

www.paddywagonfilms.com

www.jimmysaid.com

www.youtube.com/patpub62

Sports Authority Casting

Attention all athletes!

We are currently seeking good-looking, athletic models for upcoming

national and local advertising campaigns for Sports Authority. We

are looking for athletes with great bodies and/or have experience in

the following fitness categories:

Running

Weight Training

Core Training

Team Sports (basketball, baseball, lacrosse, football, etc.)

Yoga

If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, please

submit pictures of yourself to annie@maxtalent.com .

Casting Information

Thursday, October 21st from 10am-3pm

3085 Bluff Street

Boulder, CO 80304

All ages welcome!

www.maxtalent.com

Student film looking for Actors

My name is Greg Nemer and I am producing a short film Directed by Katie Anderies at the Colorado Film School. We would be honored if any of your talent pool would be interested in auditioning. The project is tentatively titled Street Encounters and will be shot over November 19th, 20th and 21st. We are casting for the two lead roles of Michelle/Melissa and Dan.

We are having auditions at the Lowry campus this Sunday, the 24th of October from noon until 4pm.

The address is

Colorado Film SchoolAddress

9075 East Lowry Boulevard

Denver, CO 80230

click for location on Google maps

If there are any questions about the roles or to set up a time to audition please contact Bailee Bragassa.

(720) 318-3981


street encounters logline: A young woman runs from her past for reasons unknown; unwilling to give away her secret even when confronted with an accidental meeting of her highschool love.

Roles casting for

Melissa/Michelle (dual role) age range 18-23

Looking for an actress willing and able to play a dramatically different versions of the same character. Melissa(17) is in love and interested in finding her independence from her parents. Michelle(22) is dead on the inside and hiding from her past.


Dan (young & old) Age Range 18-23

Searching for an actor able to play both 18 and 23. Young Dan(18) is carefree and in love; uninterested in taking life too seriously. Older Dan(23) is haunted by the disappearance of Melissa and chooses to move on, only to run into her by chance.


This is a Student film, and as such, is a non-paying job. All actors will be treated with the utmost respect for their craft, fed well, taking into account any food restrictions, and will receive credit and a dvd of the final cut of the short film. Upon completion, this film will be submitted to dozens of film festivals and a correspondence of any festival approvals or awards will be kept.

DS StudioWorks DVD is released

Chad Schnackel and I have just launched our new instructional DVD "The Working Actor's Guide to: How to Memorize Lines Fast Using S.M.T."

It took me about 3 years to develop and perfect. This is not just for actors who have trouble memorizing lines, this is for ANY actor who wants to be prepared for auditions and scene work FASTER than the average actor.

Please take a moment to check out our support site where our DVD storefront is located.

http://www.mocksides.com/index.html

Slates!

Slates:

We are doing another round of slates on Friday October 29th

Slates are posted on the website and sent to clients for marketing purposes. Slates can also be used on personal websites.

After talking with several clients, it is my understanding that it helps them a lot during the booking process. I would love for everyone to take the opportunity to sign up for the Friday session.

We will be shooting the from 9 AM until 5:30 PM in 15 minute intervals (9:00, 9:15, 9:30, etc)

Slates will be in color. Please take a look at the slates by click on an actor’s profile and then the video link.

Slats Cost: $30 and the money is paid directly to Danny Diaz

Interested in a writing class?

https://lighthousewriters.org/workshop/detail/id/370/

Title:
4 Week: What a Concept!

Cost:
$150.00

Description:

We all begin our stories with an idea; something that has caught our creative imagination and simply will not let go. That's the good news. The bad news? An idea alone does not a story make. This class will help you move from concept to story. What is the foundation of a good story? What do we need to accomplish before we are ready to actually sit down and write? The concept, or premise as some call it, is the place we begin. It is here we determine who our main character is and begin the process of fleshing out the journey they take in pursuit of the compelling reason the story is being told. If you don't take the time to prepare before you begin your journey, you shouldn’t be surprised if you get a half-baked idea trying to pass itself off as a story.

Whether you are writing a screenplay or a novel, are at the very beginning of the trail, or toward the end of the process and are unsatisfied with what you have, this class is a class for you. We will concentrate on developing the best character to tell your story, the central conflict, and the pathway forward, sharing and commenting on each other’s work in a supportive workshop atmosphere and using exercises from John Truby’sAnatomy of a Story to advance the work. By the end of the four weeks you will have a concept document that identifies a clear foundation on which to base your story and a vision forward into your screenplay or novel.

Upcoming Schedules:

• October 2010
  Instructor: Michael Catlin
  Starts: 11/16/2010
  Time(s): 6:30 to 8:30 PM
  
  Cost: $150.00 members / $185.00 non-members
  Location: Humphries Poli Architects - Conference Room
  2100 Downing Street, Denver, CO 80205
  [map] [Add To Cart]
  

Notifications

Interested but can't make it or your class is full? You can be notified when a new section of 4 Week: What a Concept! is added.

We can also notify you of new classes from Michael Catlin

Student Film: The push

Lets try this out.

I've been looking for a good way to present student films to people . Would love feedback on this this idea, either e-mail me comments or critiques.

My name is Mark Higgins and I am a full time film student at the Colorado Film School. We are in the process of looking for professional actors for a student film shoot. Before any worries arise just know that the Colorado Film School is rated one of the top film schools in the nation by the International Cinematographers Guild and our films have been featured in Film Festivals all over the nation so by no means should you worry about our professionalism. We are dedicated and firmly believe that the only thing keeping the film that me and my associates are making from being a renowned short film is decent talent.

We are looking for 5 actors to star in our film Pushed. It's a military thriller that takes place in the cold war in which 2 men are in charge of pressing the kill switch that will launch nuclear war against the Soviets, and it's up to these two men to wrestle with the task of sending millions to their deaths, but the question remains; can they actually go through with it if told to? Here are the main characters.

Mouse: A handsome young captain in the marines who is kidnapped by the military and whose family is threatened into accepting the job of making sure the kill switch is pushed if ordered to. He's the main character, brave but vulnerable and willing to do anything if it keeps his family safe. Age: 20s to early 30s.

Church: a lifelong military man who takes pride in his job of being the man who can send the commies to hell. He feels deeply but hides it very well. He has the best character arc in the script and is the secondary main character with equal screen time to Mouse. Age: 40s.

Agent: He's the puppet master. The man who forced Mouse into this situation. The actor will be silhouetted, mysterious and needs a powerful voice to instill the dire situation that Mouse is in. A small but commanding part. preferable overweight age: Late 40s to 50s.

The Scientists: 2 doctors in charge of the sometimes sadistic medical experiments during the Cold war. Needs a good presence Male of female Ages: 30-40.

Our budget is changing and we are currently looking for grants and loans right now. We can't give you a definite budget but we are holding auditions at the Lobby of the Colorado Film School. Address: 9075 E Lowry Blvd, Bldg. 965 Denver, CO 80230. It takes place from 11 to 4 Friday the 15th. Walk ins welcome. You don't need preparation, we will audition actors based on ability to take direction, fearlessness and ability to get the depth of the character.

If you or any of the actors have any questions call me, Mark Higgins (Director and Co-writer) at (720) 308-0924. Or my Producer R. Mike Lyons at (719) 930-7150.

Thank you very much for your time and we will hope to make a great movie with you guys.

Looking for Slam Poets

Hey every one!

If you know any one that is into slam poetry????

Heres the spec's:

SPECS-

2 Female:

1 in their early to mid 20’s (college age)

1 in her 40’s, youthful in energy up-to-date (but not hip/cool), feels like she fits in in a town like Ft. Collins, CO or Huntsville, Alabama

We want people with some experience in the slam/freestyle poetry/spoken word world, it’s not a stipulation, but if possible we would prefer these types of performers. We absolutely need to cast people who can take direction well, and we will need to ascertain this during the audition, so we should be open to casting non-union actor talent along with the available slam poets. We need to keep in mind that we’ll most likely have several takes of the scripted spots, in addition to some improvisational work, so the actor route is definitely one to consider. Some experience with improv is required, and definitely some experience with stage work is a plus. Let’s explore some of the improv theatre groups as well as the slam poets as that might offer us a good mix of trained actors who can improvise and be fluid.

Would like to get a good ethnic mix so would love to audition various ethnicities, we will need at least one of our final women to be Caucasian/non-Hispanic. We don’t want to be too urban or grungy. Erring on the side of neat casual is probably best. Dressed down could be a button down shirt or a neat t-shirt and jeans, but let’s steer away from anything too hip or hip hop.

Performance is going to be key, but we also need to ensure characters that our audience (those in B&C counties and our bankers) are going to relate to and represent the brand well. We are looking for approachable, man-on-the-street characters but must keep in mind that it’s their performance of the poetry that is really going to be key to how attention-grabbing the spots are.

We'll give them $1,000 per shoot day plus agency. That will cover all scripts and any versions.

E-mail: Jon@maxtalent.com with headshot and links to videos.

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