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Vain Salon (2007)
Documentary short
Directed by Allegra McCoy
TV Broadcast: Austin’s PBS/KLRU, Channel 18.
Showtime: Thursday, April 17th, 2008
Time: 7:30 pm, Central Time
Vain Salon captures a hip East Austin hair salon that is in tune with its surrounding community by putting on a Fashion Show Party to raise money for its neighborhood charities. Fashion photography by Shaune Kolber is also featured.
Vain Salon, music video directed by Allegra McCoy, is currently featured on Thread Heads: Hair + DIY Wishes, 12/7/07 episode, TheadBanger, DIY fashion network.
FILMS FOR FOOD
Film Shorts Program Screening
Date: Dec 9, 2007
Location: Alamo Drafthouse South, 1120 South Lamar, Austin, TX 78704
Two Screening Only: 12:15 pm & 1:30 pm
Tickets: $10, almost all presold
Contact for ticket reservations or information:
Steve Cauley, 512-626-0795
or
Mary Roland, 512-657-4693, littlewriter50@yahoo.com
All Proceeds benefit the Capital Area Food Bank 
Short Features:
Soccer Mom, Directed by Steve Cauley, view trailer
&
Jack Horner Mysteries, Directed by Mary Roland, view trailer
Also playing are two short films
Apostrophe: Jazz-Funk Fusion, Directed by Allegra McCoy, view trailer
&
Fowl Play, Directed by Steve Warren
Donations can be made by cash or check and placed in the donation box.
Apostrophe: Jazz-Funk Fusion documents the band Apostrophe, formed by Matt Williams, trying to find their niche in the Austin, TX scene dominated by blues and rock. This documentary follows the band backstage and features their performance at SXSW Music Festival.
Directed, Shot and Edited by Allegra McCoy
“Tricky Christians,” directed by Allegra McCoy, is now airing on www.Current.TV as of 10/15/07 . Watch the 3:30 min film for FREE.
“Tricky Christians” is a documentary that follows two Austin-based magicians with a trick up their sleeves–they are also Christian ministers. Tennyson McCarty and Jim Munroe join forces to form Maze Ministries, formerly known as Nails Magic, who perform all over the country.
Watch the spruced up pod airing on Current Soul on Current TV Network for FREE at: http://www.current.tv/pods/soul/PD07043
Or check it out on Current Soul of the Current TV network (cable).
Time Warner Digital: New York City 103 | Los Angeles 142 | Austin 341
“Tricky Christians“ aka “Supernatural,” directed by Allegra McCoy, is currently airing on Current Soul of Current TV network (cable) as of 9/02/07. Watch the original 5 minute “Supernatural” documentary short online.
“Supernatural,” airing on Current TV as “Tricky Christians” is a documentary that follows two Austin-based magicians with a trick up their sleeves–they are also Christian ministers. Tennyson McCarty and Jim Munroe join forces to form Maze Ministries, formerly known as Nails Magic, who perform all over the country. Watch the spruced up pod airing on Current Soul on Current TV Network. Find TV listing info here: http://www.current.tv/pods/soul/PD07043
Time Warner Digital: New York City 103 | Los Angeles 142 | Austin 341
DIRECTV 366 | Dish Network 196 | Comcast 107 | AT&T U-verse 189 | Time Warner (local)
Shaune Kolber And Allegra McCoy present at first Pecha Kucha Austin at fd2s, 5/10/07. Click on photo to view slideshow of Pecha Kucha Austin
Lights, Models, Hair, Photography, FASHION!
Links:
You Tube Channel
Photo Booth Pictures website
Vain Salon website
Supernatural: Street Magician Ministers (2004)
Originally uploaded by photoboothpictures.
Supernatural: Street Magician Ministers
TRT: 5:08 min
Click here to rate this film on YouTube
“Supernatural: Street Magician Ministers” is a documentary that follows two Austin-based magicians with a trick up their sleeves–they are also Christian ministers. Tennyson McCarty and Jim Munroe join forces to form the group Nails Magic that performs all over the country.
Hey people,
I’ve finally posted my 5 min “Supernatural: Street Magician Ministers” doc on for all to see. I saw their performance in college and found these these guys fascinating and mind boggling at the same time. The documentary screened at the first installment of “Faces of Austin” multimedia exhibition at the Austin City Hall from Oct. 2005-Feb 2006. And, instead of sitting on a shelf, you can watch it for free at your leisure and/or share it with friends.
-allegra
Links: www.photoboothpictures.com, my You Tube channel,
Current TV
