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Personal Branding – special offer for Silver Lake Chamber – Silver Lake Directory & Guide

March 11, 2021  |  1 Comment

EXPIRES APRIL 30    !  !  !  !  !  !  !  !  !  !
World-renowned marketing expert and branding photographer
(and SLCC member) Renee Farias’ offer is unbeatable

Maximize Your Brand - download our *f*r*e*e branding guide

Commercial headshots

3 retouched images of your choice

Studio session included

On location session extra charge

Added team members extra chargeRegularly – not available, SLCC offer $375

PACKAGES

  • Review Your Marketing Plan
  • Identify Who Your Ideal Client or Customer Is
  • Create Visual Content (photo and/or video) to Attract Your Ideal Client or Customer

Branding “Lite”

2.5 Hours production session

1 Hour Hair and Makeup

10 hero images

Location Fees + Permits paid by client, up to $500 

Regularly starting at only $3,500, SLCC offer $2500


Branding “Exclusive”

4 Hour production session 

1 Hour Hair and Makeup

25 hero images

or 2 45-sec – 60-sec commercial style videos

Location Fees + Permits paid by ReneeFarias.com, up to $500 

Regularly starting at only $7,500, SLCC offer $3500
 

Expertise - Best Portrait Photographers in West Hollywood - 2021

See his website at
ReneeFarias.com


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Silver Lake Neighborhood Council 2019 Election Results

April 23, 2019  |  No comments

Congratulations to Member Nicholas Fox Robbins who was elected At-Large Representative with the 2nd highest number of votes!

Elections for Silver Lake Neighborhood Council took place on April 6th and those elected will assume their duties beginning May 1st.

For more information and the results of the SLNC election, visit silverlakestar.com

Congratulations to all those elected as Representative of their Regions!


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THE FRANKLIN FILM FESTIVAL

February 24, 2019  |  No comments

The Seventh Annual Franklin Film Festival drew a huge crowd to the Franklin Avenue Elementary School auditorium on Friday, February 8th, 2019. The festival represented the work of more than fifty student filmmakers, from kindergarten through fifth grade. The students made a total of twenty-nine original short films in a variety of media including live-action, puppets, stop-motion animation, cut-out animation, and CG animation.

The filmmakers and their families, friends, and teachers walked the red carpet to the auditorium. Once inside, they had their photos taken Hollywood premiere-style in front of a large “step and repeat” banner printed with the school logos. The audience enjoyed a multi-media slide-show featuring school and movie trivia as well as the filmmakers’ bios and headshots, which were also included in a Playbill-inspired festival program. At the end of the event, every student who made a film took home a gold trophy.

The Franklin Film Festival was founded in 2013 by Patrick Creadon, Christine O’Malley, and their daughters. The 2019 festival was sponsored by the Friends of Franklin, and was directed and hosted by David Skelly. Wendy Perez, second grade teacher at Franklin, along with parent volunteers Jennifer Skelly and Jessica Freeman, acted as the festival committee. “We’re so proud of our students,” says Veronica Sasso, principal of Franklin Avenue Elementary. “This is a wonderful event that showcases their work and creativity.”

Kindergarteners Kyle Skelly (Writer-Director), and Quinn Freeman (Film
Fest Crew Member) on the red carpet.

Gold trophies awarded at the Franklin Film Festival.
Photographs by Terence Heuston

Written by/contact:
David Skelly
franklinfilmfestival@gmail.com

Franklin Avenue Elementary School
1910 North Commonwealth Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90027
https://www.franklinavenueschool.org


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UCLA MAPs Classes

February 24, 2019  |  No comments

MARC UCLA
Spring MAPs Classes
Mindfulness in Silver Lake
silverlakemindfulness.com

MAPs I Starts Monday March 11 10:15 am-12:15 pm
MAPs II-Next Steps Starts Tuesday March 12 at 10:15 am-12:15 pm

Classes run every week for 6 weeks-there are no classes week of April 15th

MAPs I for Daily Living
The MAPs I course is an excellent introduction to mindfulness for beginners. MAPs I provides insight into the basics of mindfulness, how to develop a mindfulness meditation practice, and how mindfulness can be applied in daily life. It is also appropriate for experienced practitioners who wish to revitalize their practice.

Each class is a combination of education, practice, and group feedback and discussion. MAPs I is taught in a context of a supportive community environment . Classes are 6-weeks long and meet once per week for 2 hours.

MAPs II: Next Steps – Improve Your Meditation
In this follow up class to MAPs I, we will focus on maintaining and sustaining a daily mindfulness practice, how to bring mindfulness into our daily activities, how to develop more concentration, and how more confidence and wisdom can arise in our practice.

Pre-requisite: Attendance in any introductory MAPs I series or equivalent mindfulness introductory class with permission from our instructor. If you have not taken a MAPs I class at MARC, please email us a brief description of your equivalent experience to marcinfo@ucla.edu before class start date.


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Member Spotlight: Harmony Family Law Mediation Group – Divorce Mediation Panel

February 17, 2019  |  No comments

What you need to know about how to divorce.
Attend free workshops taught by trained professionals to understand the legal, financial, and emotional aspects of divorce.

Every 3rd Tuesday – Now through June 2019
12-1:30p
Donald E Wright Auditorium, Pasadena Central Library

Silver Lake Chamber of Commerce member Christine Kerian will be presenting on February 19, 2019.

 

As principal of Harmony Family Law Mediation Group with over 15 years experience exclusively in family law matters, Christine has great knowledge on how to handle and resolve complex family disputes without going to court.

She understands the level of patience and cooperation required to help individuals bring harmony and balance back into their lives without having to go to court and exhausting their resources.

Christine was selected as “Top Attorneys in Family Law” by Pasadena Magazine, and currently serves as a pro bono mediator for the Los Angeles Superior Court Alternative Dispute Resolution Department.

harmonydivorcemediation.com


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