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Film & TV - Judy Keller Casting

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T: 212-463-7676 247 West 38th Street, 8th Floor New York, NY 10018. Commercials and New Media. Selected Film and TV Projects. Title: All In Time. Directors: Chris Fetchko and Marina Donahue. Production Co.: Corner Bar Productions. Format: Full Length Feature Film. Director: Dick Clark Productions. Years: 2012 - 2015. Director/Production: August Angel Filmworks. Title: 8 to 5 on Cleveland. Writers: Matthew Miele and Chris Fetchko. Production Co.: Quixotic Endeavors.

blakelyburltree.com

The Blakely Burl Tree Project Film

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THE BLAKELY BURL TREE PROJECT. The Blakely Burl Tree Project. Beginning June 28, 2009). Ken Browne Productions and Gregory Andracke Cinematographer. The Blakely Burl Tree project is being filmed as an HD documentary film beginning with the documentation of the harvesting of the Blakely Burl Tree, and filming footage. In Blakely to gather material for a larger project being developed for a special presentation. The film crew is Ken Browne, Videographer, Producer and Editor,. Exhibit, in Chicago, 2008.

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Home - Andracke Productions

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Andracke Productions, Inc. New York City. Photo by John McFadden, (c) 2009. M: 1917.414.4520. NOTE - IF A LINK DOES NOT WORK, COPY AND PASTE INTO YOUR BROWSER. Where Were You" NBC with Tom Brokaw JFK assassination (2013). Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Taxi to the Dark Side Alex Gibney (TriBeca Film Festival 2007) WINNER Best Documentary. WINNER Oscar for Best Documentary 2008. American Casino" - - Leslie Cockburn (Theatrical Release 2009). Hunter Thompson HDNet Alex Gibney (additional Cinematography).

askthefilmproducer.blogspot.com

Ask The Film Producer: So you want to make a movie. . . . .

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Ask The Film Producer. Tuesday, January 20, 2009. So you want to make a movie. . . . . OK, well, let's first define what a movie is. These days, anyone with a half way decent cell phone can capture moving images. The question is: do you have story to tell? And if so, is it worth investing the countless units of energy needed to actually produce a film? Notice I didn't say "is it worth telling? And is it worth making into a film? Was a labor of love I co-"labored" with a good friend of mine Matthew Miele&...

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Ask The Film Producer: January 2009

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Ask The Film Producer. Wednesday, January 21, 2009. The art of the film business. . . . My previous blog entry asked two questions. Do you have a story to tell? And Is it worth the effort needed to tell the story through a film. Let's skip the former and focus on the latter. What makes anything worth doing? A novelist with a good memory can write a novel in his head. (or with a yellow pad and a pencil) Hopefully, you get my point by now. . . . Dramatic theater (stage plays) has its roots in religious rit...