MEDIA ARTS SANTA ANA - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

and generous coverage from the OC Weekly, OC Register, Excelsior, Miniondas, the City of Santa Ana, online events calendars and local Latino electronic and online media outlets. MASA's Radio Partner La Ranchera 96.7 FM, which is based in Santa Ana, will promote the project to more than 420,000 listeners throughout Southern California. We also have outreach partners such as Stay Connected OC, SAUSD and the OCHCC. This helps to maximize our visibility and communicate the value, impact, artistic rigor and accessibility of our programs to over 350,000 people. We also document all our programs via photography and video. Funding from the Santa Ana Investing in the Arts grant is critical to success of this project, and will help leverage the resources of the Film Fiesta and the Philip K. Dick Film Festival to bring the festival to Santa Ana. If funding from the grant is not received, the 2019 Philip K. Dick Festival will be held in New York. Answers to Supplemental Questions: Question 1: Please describe any additional City of Santa Ana resources required for your project (permits, public space, licenses etc.) that you are required to obtain? This project does not currently require additional resources from the city beyond the grant funds. Depending on the diversity of the final screening locations, we may need to request use the new city screening equipment to be used for free outdoor community screenings in parks. Question 2: Is this a new or existing program/project? This collaboration is a new project and for the OC Film Fiesta, which is in its 9th year. The website for the OC Film Fiesta is www.ocfilmfiesta.org, and the trailer for Media Arts Santa Ana (MASA) is viewable at https:Hvimeo.com/252737907 The Philip K. Dick Film Festival is in its 7th season. The website for the festival is www.ThePhiIipKDickFiImFestival.com, and the trailer for the 2017 festival is viewable at https://vimeo.com/244124683 The Multicultural Dystopian/Science Fiction Short Film Challenge is a new component, and is part of Media Arts Santa Ana's strategic plan to create a citywide filmmaking challenge. Question 3: How will the proposed project be presented or shared with the public? Will the art display, event or performance be free and accessible to the public? The project will be presented via a series of innovative and engaging events at traditional and non-traditional screening venues, community spaces, schools, the Santa Ana Public Library and sites relevant to Philip K. Dick's life and history in Santa Ana. By selecting venues and sites located throughout the city, this project demonstrates a commitment to accessibility, to geographic diversity and to showcasing diverse cultural spaces located in Santa Ana's often overlooked communities outside of downtown. Attendance to activities funded by the Investing in the Artist grant will be free for all Santa Ana residents, students and teachers. Media Arts Santa Ana (MASA) Page 3 of 5