I have a lighting package for sale. This is a smoking deal, considering that a new lighting kit with this much lighting power costs about $1,400. I am selling 4 x 1000 watt Lowel lights. The kit is well used and has seen some wear and tear over the years, but if you are interested in a lighting package that will crank out some lumens then look no further. I’ve shot with these lights for years and have been very happy with their performance. They are rugged.

The spot and flood on two of them doesn’t work, but you could easily order replacement parts. You could order replacement parts for the whole kit from Lowel, under DP parts on their website. If you wanted to repair and upgrade this kit it wouldn’t be too much at all.

comes with -
barndoors
extra bulbs
post clamps

I am selling everything you see in the pictures. 4 lights + accessories + 4 lighting stands, all for only $450 OBO. Shoot me an email, Brice Habeger, bhabeger (at) hotmail.com. 

Will gladly answer any questions. Thanks!!!

Tickets are available for the upcoming JUMP Society Summer Film Festival!!

Thursday, June 30th – 7pm
Friday, July 1st – 7pm & 9pm
Saturday, July 2nd – 7pm & 9pm

Pick yours up at Lucid Reverie in the Emporium Mall, it’s the shop with the shelves full of graphic novels and rack of colorful, locally-designed shirts.

The best time to visit is 2pm-6pm weekdays but we’re usually about at all kinds of other odd hours. Call 586-3440 for more information.

As always, the show is free of charge and will have plenty of conspicuously placed donation buckets. Picking up tickets is important because it help us get an even distribution between the shows and make sure we know in advance which nights are going to be crowded.

If you don’t have a ticket or you show up late we can’t always guarantee a seat but we’ll sure try our durndest to make sure everyone gets in the door and has a good experience.

Do you have a film sitting on your shelf that, you feel, deserves an audience?

Maybe you’ve already shown it at JUMP, received critical acclaim, and you want to get it out to statewide Alaskan audiences?

Maybe you’ve got a really great script that you want to get out there?

Check out the Never Sets Festival. It’s a festival by Alaskans, for Alaskans, and featuring only Alaskans. And since this is its first year in existence, there is NO ENTRY FEE.

The festival is a competitive film festival and films will be judged based on creativity, story, and execution. The festival is broken into two parts: 1) the films will be collected for a regional screening, for example all the films in Southeastern part of the state, 2) then a panel of judges will select the best films to go onto the state wide competition.

FILMS MUST HAVE BEEN COMPLETED WITHIN THE LAST TWO YEARS. Please, check out the below link for a complete list of rules and submission guidelines.

Don ‘t delay: entry deadline is June 30th and the late entry deadline is July 15th.

• Never Sets Film Festival – Submission Form
• Never Sets Film Festival – Facebook Page

Please contact me if you have any questions – Brice Habeger, bhabeger (at) hotmail.com

The 2011 JUMP Society summer festival will be held on June 30th through July 2nd at the Gold Town Nickelodeon.

Submissions are due the 24th of June. It’s a little earlier in the summer this year, but that is just because we are so excited to see your films!

Submission Guidelines

Submission Form

In a follow up to the packed house at the showing in January, Greg Chaney will be exhibiting his recent documentary, Journey on the Wild Coast, this Saturday, April 9th at 7:00 and 9:15 PM at Centennial Hall.  Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for ages 12 and under and can be purchased at the door or in advance at Hearthside Books.

Erin and Hig, the couple featured in the movie, will be in attendance and signing books after the shows.

A married couple attempt to walk, paddle and ski under their own power from Seattle to the Aleutians along the wild and remote northwest coast of North America. This documentary was filmed with a tiny hand held video camera by the adventures as they traveled through northern Washington, British Columbia and Alaska. Experience this modern adventure through their eyes as they encounter breathtaking scenery, harsh weather, amazing wildlife, starvation and danger. This modern adventure demonstrates that the most significant aspect of a journey is not reaching the final destination but how the journey changes the trajectory of the rest of a person’s life.