Film
Board Minutes
Date:
Meeting
Started at:
Unexcused
Absences: Rhyan
Hongisto, Ian Jeffrey, Pedro Lemmertz,
Mark Schultz, Alexander Struthers, Daniel Weir, Lisa Welling, Jeffrey Wolodkiewicz.
Excused
Absences: Mark Jenstad,
Paul Lefief, Tamara Ojanen
Minutes: Passed
President: The budget was drafted.
Vice
President: Everything should be updated. Try and keep it clearer, if you’re going to
erase your name and what not, make sure it’s understandable. Also, if the projectionist could help keep
track of who was and wasn’t there, that would be helpful.
Secretary: No report.
Treasurer: We sold 822 tickets for 8 Mile and we made
$443 in concessions. Our new account
balance is approximately $8,500 without the $2,500 that the Undergraduate
Student Government (USG) reimbursed us for.
It appears if we advertise, we get more sales. Keep up the good work everyone.
Equipment
Supervisor: The move will be shown a
littler later then usual, approximately
Web page: The website is updated for the movie and the
member list.
Publicity: The permission slips for the table tents
aren’t ready tonight, those who distribute them need to pick the slips up in
the mailbox in the MUB. Some of the
movie posters aren’t in yet, so Adam will call Mary to see what seems to be the
problem. Good job on publicity last
week, it really paid off. There’s an
option of which picture to use for Die Another Day,
one could attract some more customers.
Concessions:
Pedro checked out the nomorenakedpopcorn.com website on the stands for the
popcorn flavoring. Each flavor costs
3.99 for 3.79 oz. There seems to be a
good deal for buying the stands, which will be either 3 or 5 containers, though
we may not use this much since one refill is 5 lbs. This will be brought up at our next meeting
so we can decide how we want to handle it.
Advertising: We had a slight problem with a slide. It was rushed FedEx for about $45 and we lost
money on this deal. It should’ve been
taken care of. There is a 4 slide
minimum rule, but some confusion about this led to our problem. It shouldn’t happen again.
Advisors: No Report.
Old
Business: None.
New
Business: Discussion about how the light
from the screen should be handled. It
seems that in dark movies, bright light shines through the screen and can
reduce the satisfaction of the movie going experience. It can be solved but may be really
expensive. It would also take a lot of
work and how to go about it could be tricky.
We may be able to use a cloth or something draped behind the screen to
reduce this effect, but if it doesn’t work it’s a lot of money gone down the
drain. This cloth idea will be
researched and brought up at the next meeting.
Meeting
Adjourned: 6:17
Dutifully
Submitted,
John
Jeske