Date night out! We headed down to Woods Hole for the 20th anniversary of the Woods Hole Film Festival and stopped off at Shuckers for a meal of Sea Food Chowda, Crab Cakes, etc. Started off eating on the barge but seeing as I get seasick (apparently with even the slightest motion) Kevin suggested we head into the stationary porch overlooking the barge. (Smart move ) After dinner we headed over to Jimmy’s for some great frozen yogurt – black raspberry with chocolate chips. Then on to see the Woods Hole Film Festival Short Film collage which included:
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Shuckers|Woods Hole|Falmouth Ma
August 7th, 2011 by Trish Robinson
Woods Hole Film Festival 2011|Falmouth Ma
June 30th, 2011 by Trish Robinson
This year’s festival promises to be another great event. Stay at The Captain’s Manor Inn and venture down to the many events at the Woods Hole Film Festival from 07/30/11 until 08/06/11. We are especially happy to share that Patrimony will be showing on August 3rd, 2011 at 7pm. Many of you may recall that we were privileged to have the stars of the movie – Robert Vaughn and Melissa Errico stay at The Captain’s Manor Inn during the filming of Patrimony back in May of 2010. Congratulations to Don Marcus, director, and his team – the film was awarded an Indie Soul Special Recognition Award at the Boston International Film Festival!
- For more information on the schedule please visit http://www.woodsholefilmfestival.org/2011/
Email: info@woodsholefilmfestival.org
Phone: 508-495-3456
Actor’s Life Symposium | Woods Hole Ma
March 21st, 2011 by Trish Robinson
The Captain’s Manor Inn is offering a lodging package for symposium attendees of 3 days, 2 nights, full breakfast Saturday and Sunday ranging from $318 t0 $358 based on guestroom choice.
A very talented fellow innkeeper, Beth Colt, has developed this symposium in partnership with the Woods Hole Film Festival. The symposium will take place April 29th – May 1st.
There will be three distinct sessions led, respectively, by actor Sam Waterston, casting director Carolyn Pickman, and talent manager Beth Colt. The Symposium presents a unique opportunity for actors to enrich their careers through a deeper understanding of the film and television industry provided by experienced professionals.
Applications are currently being accepted through the Woods Hole Film Festival Website. Fee to attend is $250 per actor.



