The Greenhouse exists to bring creative artists to life. Its mission is to maximize the potential and productivity of individuals engaged in the creative arts by equipping them in all areas of life through relationships, mentoring, group discussions, and artistic projects. It seeks to engage and enhance culture locally and globally through superior artwork and entertainment. By seeking to value, serve, and equip artists and the artistic community, and by maintaining a commitment to creativity and artistic excellence. The Greenhouse will provide people with the opportunity to create quality art and entertainment that explores meaning, moves emotion, sparks imagination, and enlightens the soul.
The Greenhouse meets every month and is open to creative artists of all sorts. The meetings provide a wide variety of opportunities to hear experienced speakers from the arts & entertainment industry, engage in creative projects and performances, and take part in dynamic discussions about topics such as creativity, excellence, and how to be effective as artists. The meetings are also a great place to meet fellow creative artists who are committed to finding ways to help one another through a community of professional and personal relationships.
The Greenhouse meetings are free of charge to all creative artists, but you must RSVP in order to attend. So if you are interested in attending our next meeting or if you would like more information, contact The Greenhouse at info@greenhouseproductions.com or just go ahead and fill out your RSVP today!
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The First Sunday of Each Month
7 p.m.
The Shakespeare Club
171 S. Grand Avenue, Pasadena CA 91105
7 p.m.
The Shakespeare Club
171 S. Grand Avenue, Pasadena CA 91105
The Greenhouse meetings are free of charge to all creative artists, but you must RSVP in order to attend. So if you are interested in attending our next meeting or if you would like more information, contact The Greenhouse at info@greenhouseproductions.com or just go ahead and fill out your RSVP today!
The Greenhouse meets the first Sunday of each month. The meetings are free of charge and are open to creative artists of all types. To attend the next meeting, all you have to do is get your name on our RSVP list by filling out the following:
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Upcoming Events
September 21, 2008
Production Team & Writers Group
October 5, 2008
The Greenhouse
Screening of Greenhouse Films
October 18, 2008*
Shooting Christmas Film Project
October 19, 2008
Production Team & Writers Group
November 2, 2008
The Greenhouse
November 15, 2008*
Shooting Short Film Lemon Water
November 16, 2008
Production Team & Writers Group
December 7, 2008
The Greenhouse Christmas Party
December 21, 2008
No meeting
* subject to change
September 21, 2008
Production Team & Writers Group
October 5, 2008
The Greenhouse
Screening of Greenhouse Films
October 18, 2008*
Shooting Christmas Film Project
October 19, 2008
Production Team & Writers Group
November 2, 2008
The Greenhouse
November 15, 2008*
Shooting Short Film Lemon Water
November 16, 2008
Production Team & Writers Group
December 7, 2008
The Greenhouse Christmas Party
December 21, 2008
No meeting
* subject to change
The Greenhouse Production Program is for those artists who want to take their creativity, skills, and careers to the next level. The artists who are accepted to The Greenhouse Production Program have the opportunity to take an active part in creative projects and productions.
The artists get to maximize their skills in projects involving film, music, writing, and other creative arts. The Production Program also provides a great environment for artists to try their hands at other types of skills. Always thought you had it in you to act, record music, design sets, write poetry or screenplays, direct films or some other type of creative work? The Production Program is a safe and encouraging place to try it out and to expand your skills.
Because the Production Program has artists at every level of experience – beginners, intermediates, and experts – various teams will be put together so that the projects and productions match the level of expertise of each team. That way, every artist will grow in his or her skills.
The Production Program is intended for those creative artists who are serious about investing in their own skills and careers and who want to work with others having the same desire. To ensure that the program is made up of these types of artists, interested artists must submit an application and, upon acceptance into the program, will help underwrite the projects and productions by paying a modest amount in quarterly fees.
This is a great opportunity for creative artists to honing their craft and skills, developing their demo reels and portfolios, and growing their professional networking community. If you would like to learn more, check out our portfolio of recent works, and then download an application today to join us at The Greenhouse Production Program!
The artists get to maximize their skills in projects involving film, music, writing, and other creative arts. The Production Program also provides a great environment for artists to try their hands at other types of skills. Always thought you had it in you to act, record music, design sets, write poetry or screenplays, direct films or some other type of creative work? The Production Program is a safe and encouraging place to try it out and to expand your skills.
Because the Production Program has artists at every level of experience – beginners, intermediates, and experts – various teams will be put together so that the projects and productions match the level of expertise of each team. That way, every artist will grow in his or her skills.
The Production Program is intended for those creative artists who are serious about investing in their own skills and careers and who want to work with others having the same desire. To ensure that the program is made up of these types of artists, interested artists must submit an application and, upon acceptance into the program, will help underwrite the projects and productions by paying a modest amount in quarterly fees.
This is a great opportunity for creative artists to honing their craft and skills, developing their demo reels and portfolios, and growing their professional networking community. If you would like to learn more, check out our portfolio of recent works, and then download an application today to join us at The Greenhouse Production Program!
To join The Greenhouse Production Program, you must fill out an application and submit program fees. Upon acceptance to The Greenhouse Production Program, the program fees are $100 each annual quarter and are due on or before the following dates:
January 1
April 1
July 1
October 1
Payments of the fees for The Greenhouse Production Program can be made in one of two ways:
You can pay the program fees with any major credit card via our online PayPal account. Just click the button below, and you can make your payment in just a few easy and secure steps.
Or you can send your payment via mail by making any checks out to The Greenhouse Arts & Media, Inc. and mailing them to:
The Greenhouse Arts & Media, Inc.
P.O. Box 4807
North Hollywood, CA 91617-0807
The program fees must be paid and an application completed for any given quarter before you may take part in the Production Program for that quarter. An application only needs to be submitted once. Please note that the program fees are non-refundable, and there will be a $25 surcharge for any returned checks.
Feel free to contact us at info@greenhouseproductions.com if you have any questions!
January 1
April 1
July 1
October 1
Payments of the fees for The Greenhouse Production Program can be made in one of two ways:
You can pay the program fees with any major credit card via our online PayPal account. Just click the button below, and you can make your payment in just a few easy and secure steps.
Or you can send your payment via mail by making any checks out to The Greenhouse Arts & Media, Inc. and mailing them to:
The Greenhouse Arts & Media, Inc.
P.O. Box 4807
North Hollywood, CA 91617-0807
The program fees must be paid and an application completed for any given quarter before you may take part in the Production Program for that quarter. An application only needs to be submitted once. Please note that the program fees are non-refundable, and there will be a $25 surcharge for any returned checks.
Feel free to contact us at info@greenhouseproductions.com if you have any questions!
Quotes on Life and Art
Art is not a pleasure, a solace, or an amusement; art is a great matter. Art is an organ of human life, transmitting man’s reasonable perception into feeling.
—Leo Tolstoy, novelist
It is not that what is is not enough – for it is; it is that what is had been disarranged, and is crying out to be put in place. Perhaps the artist longs to sleep well every night, to eat anything without indigestion; to feel no moral qualms; to turn off the television news and make a bologna sandwich after seeing the devastation and death caused by famine and drought and earthquake and flood. But the artist cannot manage this normalcy. Vision keeps breaking through, and must find means of expression.
—Madeleine L’Engle, writer
Imagination is the faculty by which we organize the content of our experience into some form, and thus apprehend it as significant. Put another way, it what makes us refuse to accept experience as mere random clutter, and makes us try without ceasing to shape that experience so that we can manage it.
—Thomas Howard, writer & scholar
Art is not a pleasure, a solace, or an amusement; art is a great matter. Art is an organ of human life, transmitting man’s reasonable perception into feeling.
—Leo Tolstoy, novelist
It is not that what is is not enough – for it is; it is that what is had been disarranged, and is crying out to be put in place. Perhaps the artist longs to sleep well every night, to eat anything without indigestion; to feel no moral qualms; to turn off the television news and make a bologna sandwich after seeing the devastation and death caused by famine and drought and earthquake and flood. But the artist cannot manage this normalcy. Vision keeps breaking through, and must find means of expression.
—Madeleine L’Engle, writer
Imagination is the faculty by which we organize the content of our experience into some form, and thus apprehend it as significant. Put another way, it what makes us refuse to accept experience as mere random clutter, and makes us try without ceasing to shape that experience so that we can manage it.
—Thomas Howard, writer & scholar
Here are just a few of the resources we recommend you check out for your own artistic growth. Many of these can be found in The Greenhouse Library, which was started by generous donations from artists across the country. We’re constantly updating this list, so if you would like to recommend or donate books and other resources regarding any aspect of the arts & entertainment, let us know!
Acting:
Respect for Acting – Uta Hagen
Acting Is Everything – Judy Kerr
Accents: A Manual for Actors – Robert Blumenfeld
How to Get the Part Without Falling Apart – Margie Haber
Agents on Actors – Hettie Lynne Hurtes
Writing:
The 101 Habits of Highly Successful Screenwriters – Karl Iglesias
Story – Robert McKee
Artistry & Creativity:
The Artist’s Way – Julia Cameron
Walking On Water: Reflections on Faith and Art – Madeleine L’Engle
The Business of Arts & Entertainment
Dealmaking In the Film & Television Industry – Mark Litwak
Contracts for the Film & Television Industry – Mark Litwak
All You Need to Know About the Movie and TV Business – Gail Resnik & Scott Trost
Filmmaking:
My First Movie – Stephen Lowenstein, ed.
The Mailroom: Hollywood History from the Bottom Up – David Rensin
Working Cinema: Learning From the Masters – Roy Paul Madsen
Music:
This Business of Music – M. William Krasilovsky & Sidney Shemel
Miscellaneous:
Now, Discover Your Strengths – Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton
It’s All Your Fault: How To Make It As A Hollywood Assistant – Bill Robinson & Ceridwen Morris
Acting:
Respect for Acting – Uta Hagen
Acting Is Everything – Judy Kerr
Accents: A Manual for Actors – Robert Blumenfeld
How to Get the Part Without Falling Apart – Margie Haber
Agents on Actors – Hettie Lynne Hurtes
Writing:
The 101 Habits of Highly Successful Screenwriters – Karl Iglesias
Story – Robert McKee
Artistry & Creativity:
The Artist’s Way – Julia Cameron
Walking On Water: Reflections on Faith and Art – Madeleine L’Engle
The Business of Arts & Entertainment
Dealmaking In the Film & Television Industry – Mark Litwak
Contracts for the Film & Television Industry – Mark Litwak
All You Need to Know About the Movie and TV Business – Gail Resnik & Scott Trost
Filmmaking:
My First Movie – Stephen Lowenstein, ed.
The Mailroom: Hollywood History from the Bottom Up – David Rensin
Working Cinema: Learning From the Masters – Roy Paul Madsen
Music:
This Business of Music – M. William Krasilovsky & Sidney Shemel
Miscellaneous:
Now, Discover Your Strengths – Marcus Buckingham & Donald O. Clifton
It’s All Your Fault: How To Make It As A Hollywood Assistant – Bill Robinson & Ceridwen Morris
The Greenhouse Arts and Media, Inc.
P.O. Box 4807
North Hollywood, CA 91617-0807
P.O. Box 4807
North Hollywood, CA 91617-0807
You can donate to The Greenhouse Arts & Media, Inc. with any major credit card via our online PayPal account. Just click the button below, and you can make your payment in just a few easy and secure steps.
