Twilight casting director Lana Veeneker is putting on a webinar for anyone out there that wants to transform their lives. She says you can go from being a Fan to being Fabulous!
Here's a little more about the webinar:
"Shapeshift Your Life in 2011"
Here's what she has to say:
"Has The Twilight Saga inspired you to follow your own dreams? Did it ignite in you the desire to transform your life? Are you ready to step into a bigger version of yourself in 2011?
Learn how to unlock your hidden potential by working directly with Lana Veenker, one of the casting directors of Twilight, who has helped countless actors realize their goals and is now setting out to help others do the same.
Lana has developed an online workshop to teach everyday people how to accomplish extraordinary things. In just three sessions, you will learn how to:
* Choose and set goals
* Identify and overcome obstacles
* Define your true calling
* Attract the resources and people who can help you realize your dreams
* Apply the four keys to achieving your goals
* Discover insider shortcuts to success
* Re-craft your self-image
* Identify your unique value proposition
* Multiply your creative power
* Plan for long-term success
This online workshop, presented in English, will allow Twilight fans from around the world to take advantage of this exciting and unique opportunity.
Price and dates of the workshop are to be determined. For now, we are gauging interest, so that we can offer you the best possible experience.
Are you ready to shapeshift your life?"
She has a short survey she'd like to have you fill out but you need to do it quickly. Once the details are set in stone, you'll be given the opportunity to register.
If you're interested in attending a live workshop in Portland, Oregon, let her know! There may be an opportunity to work with Lana in person on your goals for 2011.
She'd love to hear from you!
So check out the Survey here. It's never too late to be what you might have been. George Eliot
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Monday, March 9, 2009
2009 GAP Conference
The Oregon Commission for Women held an All-Day Conference at Portland State University on March 7, 2009.
I went to this conference on Saturday and thought it was invigorating: filled with people and panelists who are full of passion and creativity.
Portland State University in conjunction with the Oregon Commission for Women hosted the 2009 Gap Conference in Smith Memorial Student Union. This all-day conference was open to the public and admission was free.
The goal of the Oregon Commission for Women is to Bridge Gender Gaps in Education, Health Care, Employment and Leadership.
One way the commission is hoping to get more young women involved is by appealing to their interests in movies, theater and films.
Lana Veenker of Veenker Casting,
who helped with the casting of the Twilight movie last year in Portland, participated in a panel discussion, answering questions presented to the group with humor, passion and perspective. You can read her blog here.
Lourrie Hammack
the President of Laika House, which produced the amazing stop-motion animated film CORALINE which was written by Newberry Award winning author Neil Gaiman was also on the panel together with Jan Johnson, 
also from Laika House.
The panel was rounded out by Ellen Bergstone Beer,
who is involved with the Women’s Film Initiative and Film Action Oregon.
It was an eye-opening panel discussion moderated by Susan Castner from the Oregon Commission for Women.
Nike’s own Phil Knight owns Laika House and his son, Travis, who is the CEO of the production company, which used to be Will Vinton Studios, here in Portland, Oregon and which became well known due to their advertising campaign for the California Raisins are taking Laika into new areas.
Laika House has recently done animated work for Dole, M&Ms, Soyjoy, Coca Cola, Carnation Breakfast Essentials, Apple, Ben and Jerry’s Phish Food, Nike, the Oregon lottery and more.
The Women’s Film Initiative is working to engage Portland Women in the film-making industry and has contributed more than $17,000 to help fund five different film-making projects: three documentaries and two narratives have been supported by these funds.
If you are interested in getting involved in this program, here is the contact information for the Oregon Commission for Women: 3218 Pringle Road SE, Suite 270, Salem, OR 97302, Phone: 503-378-2139, Email: oaco.mail@das.state.or.us
I went to this conference on Saturday and thought it was invigorating: filled with people and panelists who are full of passion and creativity.
Portland State University in conjunction with the Oregon Commission for Women hosted the 2009 Gap Conference in Smith Memorial Student Union. This all-day conference was open to the public and admission was free.
The goal of the Oregon Commission for Women is to Bridge Gender Gaps in Education, Health Care, Employment and Leadership.
One way the commission is hoping to get more young women involved is by appealing to their interests in movies, theater and films.
Lana Veenker of Veenker Casting,
who helped with the casting of the Twilight movie last year in Portland, participated in a panel discussion, answering questions presented to the group with humor, passion and perspective. You can read her blog here.Lourrie Hammack
the President of Laika House, which produced the amazing stop-motion animated film CORALINE which was written by Newberry Award winning author Neil Gaiman was also on the panel together with Jan Johnson, 
also from Laika House. The panel was rounded out by Ellen Bergstone Beer,
who is involved with the Women’s Film Initiative and Film Action Oregon.It was an eye-opening panel discussion moderated by Susan Castner from the Oregon Commission for Women.
Nike’s own Phil Knight owns Laika House and his son, Travis, who is the CEO of the production company, which used to be Will Vinton Studios, here in Portland, Oregon and which became well known due to their advertising campaign for the California Raisins are taking Laika into new areas.
Laika House has recently done animated work for Dole, M&Ms, Soyjoy, Coca Cola, Carnation Breakfast Essentials, Apple, Ben and Jerry’s Phish Food, Nike, the Oregon lottery and more.
The Women’s Film Initiative is working to engage Portland Women in the film-making industry and has contributed more than $17,000 to help fund five different film-making projects: three documentaries and two narratives have been supported by these funds.
If you are interested in getting involved in this program, here is the contact information for the Oregon Commission for Women: 3218 Pringle Road SE, Suite 270, Salem, OR 97302, Phone: 503-378-2139, Email: oaco.mail@das.state.or.us
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