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Announcing the Tomorrow Theater on SE Division Street.
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Upcoming
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Lectures & talksThe Magnificent Caves of Dunhuang: Buddhist Art on the Silk Road
Sep 23, 2023
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Classes & workshopsUnStuck: Mastering Zines with Jack Kent
Oct 7, 2023
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Member eventsMembers pop-up talk: Black Artists Of Oregon
Oct 12, 2023
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ExhibitionsThroughlines: Connections in the Collection
Oct 28, 2023 – Nov 1, 2024
Artist services
PAM CUT offers a range of services for independent filmmakers and creatives in Portland and throughout the Northwest region (Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, British Columbia), including the opportunity to exhibit work, apply for fellowship support, access equipment and connect with other filmmakers through professional development opportunities and social gatherings.
Sustainability Labs
A program for multi-disciplinary, mid-career artists working at the intersection of art, technology, and storytelling.
Artists in Residency
Support for emerging and mid-career artists.
Fiscal Sponsorship
PAM CUT can support artists in raising money for their projects.
For more information please email Ben Popp, Head of Artist Services, ben@pamcut.org
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Instagram, This Friday and Saturday! Experience a sonic journey of soundscapes at 32 SOUNDS—a live documentary.
Both evenings feature live performances by filmmaker @sam_b_green narrating and music by electronic musician @jd_samson with Michael O’Neill.
🎧 Link in bio to reserve tickets →
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Instagram, September 10: Join us for the final Animation Art Day!
Discover the magic behind the Oscar-winning @shadowmachine_official Animation Department that brought Guillermo del Toro’s @pinocchiomovie to life.
Meet and talk to the artists Nick D'Agostino, Brian Hansen, Lars Larsen, Jan Maas, Kim Slate, and Savannah Steiner in the #CraftingPinocchio exhibition and for a panel discussion. Uncover their creative process and the artistry that brought the cinematic masterpiece to life.
10:30 a.m.–12 p.m. Gallery presence
2:30–4 p.m. Panel discussion
Events are free with museum admission; first come, first served. Link in bio to learn more →
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Instagram, Repost @sam_b_green: "Getting the band back together! JD, Michael and I will be doing some live shows of 32 SOUNDS in Portland, OR in a few weeks – Sept 8th and 9th at the Portland Art Museum. Very much looking forward to this – if you have friends in PDX, we'd be hugely grateful if you'd spread the word!"
Reserve your ticket → link in bio
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Instagram, “The greatest documentary you've ever heard” –@rollingstone
🎧 Experience a sonic journey of 32 soundscapes at 32 SOUNDS—a film performed live with headphones @nytimes says “probes the power of listening.”
🎧 Both evenings feature live performance with filmmaker @sam_b_green narrating and music by electronic musician @jd_samson.
🎧 September 8 and 9, 8–9:30 p.m.
🎧 Link in bio to reserve your ticket →
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@thedofmp @arktype
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Instagram, 🎵 Do you miss music videos? These emerging animators have got you covered.
Campers from last week’s “ToonTunes! Animation & Music Videos” collaborated to create this video for @larry.peace.love.yes's song, “Love Vibes for All the Creatures of the Universe.”
Special thanks to instructor Evelyn Jane Ross (@evelynjross) for leading the camp, and to Larry for sharing his song!
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Instagram, Calling all filmmakers! The @gorgeimpactfilmfestival (GIFF) presents a 1-day event featuring multi-length films that explore how humanity can go forward with joy, hope, and optimism on a changed planet.
Learn more & submit your film by September 1 → gorgefilm.org/submissions (link in bio)
GIFF is one of our fiscal sponsorships—an artist service provided to small productions to help them raise funds with a tax-exempt status.
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