Mil-Tree, an organization that brings veterans and civilians together through the arts, is looking for military veterans who would like to be a part of a short film. Managing editor Tami Roleff has more information…
Internationally acclaimed filmmaker and artist Erkan Ozgen will be filming a short movie in Joshua Tree and is looking for military veterans to play percussion instruments. No experience is required, and veterans will be paid $300. The project will take place on two weekends: December 7-8 for learning and creating compositions, and December 14-15, for the actual filming. Additional filming will be held on weekdays for those who are available. Meet Ozgen, learn more about the project, and enjoy pizza on 6 p.m. Tuesday, December 3. Contact Mil-Tree at [email protected] for details about the location and more information.
