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KCC has sixteen primary webpages and on this webpage, the goal is to help all businesses and persons interested in or overlapping with the cinematography industry, to be networked together as there is no other singular webpage attempting to link hundreds of local, regional, national, and international resources all in one place.

Our other webpage has upcoming KCC events as well as non-KCC events. We strive to list all cinematography events such as casting calls; premiers; film festivals; job opportunities; etc., to keep the community informed of such events. We welcome you submitting information as it can be a challenge to seek out all of these details.

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USE CONTROL "F" TO "FIND" WHAT YOU SEEK BELOW AS THERE ARE LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF LINKS BELOW FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF TOPICS!

This webpage will continue to grow as more information becomes available on any motion pictures that have been produced in Kentuckiana (Kentucky and Indiana) since the begining of the motion picture industry. As digital films have greatly decreased the cost of making movies when combined with computer video editing, this means that hundreds of short films are being produced each year within these two states. The reality is that we cannot keep up with the progess. You are welcome to forward information about these new and old motion pictures. This page will adapt to however is best to handle the data whether that be in a chronological, production company, or other structure. If your movie does not appear hear, you have not forwarded me any information about it yet.

KENTUCKIANA CINEMATOGRAPHY
(Motion Pictures made in Kentucky)

Films by Hon. Brennan J. Callan, Col.

2008 - (25-27 January) SomerSet Up. Filmed in Louisville, Northfield, and Buechel, KY. Producer, Writer, Director, Cinematographer, Actor, Editor, Still Photographer. This was a courtroom drama and it was made for the Somerset Community College 48-hour film festival in Somerset, KY.

2007 - (26-28 October) Seeking Jose. Filmed in Louisville, KY. Produced horror / Sci-Fi video and music, directed by, wrote, still photography, DP, acted, and edited by myself. This was for the Two Day Film Challenge in Bowling Green, KY.

2007 - (19-21 October) Killer! Irish Music Video. Filmed in Louisville, KY. Produced music video and music, directed by, wrote, still photography, DP, acted, and edited by myself.

2007 - (spring-summer) Green River Archaeological film

2007 - (20-22 July) Swing Court Blues,. Filmed for 48-Hour Film Project in Jeffersontown and Louisville, KY. Director of Photography, Cinematographer, Still photographer, editor.

2007 - (18-20 May) Hot Pursuit, filed in French Lick, IND and Louisville, KY for the Kino Festival. Writer, producer, director, editor, talent.

2007 - (31 March-1 April) Madam Cleo Louisville, KY for the Cine-Festival. Writer, producer, director, editor, talent.

2006 - (14 October) Westport, KY Lewis & Clark River Days Festival. I was in their parade and spoke (acted in a role) along their historical guided tour as a steamboat captain. This event was included into the Westport: Kentucky: A Boat Ramp to the Past; Building Bridges to the Future.

2006 - (3 September) Video for Cinematographer John Carpenter. Filmed at Fright Night Film Festival in Louisville, KY. Acted, associate producer, director, DP, still photographer, and videographer.

2006 - (July) 48-Hour Film Project Trees: Friend or Foe?. Directed by David Hopkins and filmed in Louisville, KY. Acted in variety of roles; also served as videographer, aerial videographer, stunt driver, etc.

2006 - (June-October) Westport: Kentucky: A Boat Ramp to the Past; Building Bridges to the Future. (Produced, Directed, Wrote, my own work).

2006 - (April-July) Documentary of Underwater Archaeological Research on the western rivers of Kentucky. Filmed on Nolin, Mud, Pond and Green River Archaeological film. (Produced, Directed, Wrote, my own work).

2006 - (February) The Professional Cinematographer. Written, Directed, Produced, and acted in by myself and filmed in Louisville, KY.

Films by Molly Bingham & Steve Conners

MEETING RESISTANCE
A documentary film by Steve Connors & Molly Bingham

The Official DVD is available now!
Order now through this link: http://www.meetingresistance.com/dvd.html

What would you do if America was Invaded?

MEETING RESISTANCE is a daring, eye-opening film that raises the veil of anonymity surrounding the Iraqi insurgency by meeting face to face with individuals who are passionately engaged in the struggle against coalition forces. It documents for the first time the sentiments experienced and actions taken by a nation's citizens when their homeland is occupied.

This movie provides a unique insight into the people involved in the resistance, this acclaimed film explodes myth after myth about the war in Iraq and the Iraqis who participate. Voices which have been previously unheard - both male and female - speak candidly about their motivations, hopes and goals, revealing a kaleidoscope of human perspectives. Through its unprecedented access to insurgents and clandestine groups, MEETING RESISTANCE is the missing puzzle piece in understanding the Iraq war - not only the toll of our occupation but the mindset behind those who resist.

What people are saying about MEETING RESISTANCE:

"The documentary equivalent of a Seymour Hersh investigative story in The New Yorker. Required viewing!
-Joe Garfoli, San Francisco Chronicle

"The single most astonishing documentary yet on the Iraq war." -Sidney Blumenthal, Salon.com

"A rare glimpse into the hearts and minds of those who have dedicated themselves to ridding Iraq of its invaders."
-Ronnie Scheib, Variety

"Daring...Courageous...Enlightening! Sometimes a film serves as a potent weapon of endangered truth, dispelling official lies and giving voice to those whose collective pain has been silenced. MEETING RESISTANCE is that film and more, an act of resistance in its own right to the US war on Iraq."
-Prairie Miller, WBAI Radio

"I spent several years studying and fighting the insurgency at the tactical and operational levels, and I strongly recommend MEETING RESISTANCE. It provides the best view into the minds and motivations of the Iraqi insurgents that I have found in years of research."
-Maj. Dan Fickel (Res)

"This film should be viewed by all those seeking to gain an understanding of the insurgency in Iraq... I cannot recommend this film enough!"
-Walter Purdy, Vice President, Terrorism Research Center

MEETING RESISTANCE has been featured on Good Morning America, National Public Radio, ABC World News, Anderson Cooper 360, This Week with George Stephanopolous, CNN, Democracy Now, Air America, and more!

For press coverage of MEETING RESISTANCE as well as interviews with the directors visit: http://www.meetingresistance.com/press.html

DVDs are for private use only. If you are an institution, school or university, or would like to organize a public screening of Meeting Resistance, please contact us at: info@meetingresistance.com

To watch the trailer click here

For further information about MEETING RESISTANCE visit: http://www.meetingresistance.com/

For full details on screenings please visit:
http://www.meetingresistance.com/screenings.html

Meeting Resistance on the Radio & Web:

Walden: The Ballad of Thoreau.
Michael Johnathon, KCC Member, olksinger, author, screen writer and "Walden" playwrite Michael Johnathon of WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour has the airing of his movie on the Public Broadcasting stations above. We are proud of "MJ" and all of his accomplishments! At the KCC meeting 6 March 2009, Michael received the first award to be given out in the history of the KCC as his LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD was well deserved. http://www.woodsongs.com

WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour (Produced in Lexington, KY, but heard all over the world on public radio and seen on Public TV.

WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour
When the "WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour" began, it was broadcast from a small recording studio with room for a band and 18 listeners, most of whom were hand-picked so the show wouldn't be light on applause. Only one college radio station carried it, with nearly 500 radio affiliates, public television, the Internet, podcasts, XM Satellite Radio, the number of potential listeners for "WoodSongs" is in the high tens of millions.

The television version of the show is available to all PBS TV stations nationwide. Not bad for a show that's produced by a volunteer staff and features artists who perform for free. That much, at least, hasn't changed since Johnathon started "WoodSongs" as a showcase for grass-roots musicians who, like him, make their living on a scale much smaller than that of bands filling stadiums.

Michael Johnathon is the writer and producer of Walden: The Ballad of of Thoreau play. It's a documentary film about Thoreau, the main body of the work is the actual high-def production of the Walden play at the Opera House in Lexington. It was filmed by the students at Asbury College. This film will air on Kentucky Educational TV (KET) in April 2009. Check your local listings for times.

Walden Theatrical Play
Somewhere along the line he found time to write a play about his hero, Henry David Thoreau. His theatrical play, "Walden: The Ballad of Thoreau," is being performed in colleges, theaters and schools worldwide, many in recognition of Earth Day. The play is an entertaining mix of creative humor and intellectual war between Thoreau and his mentor, Ralph Waldo Emerson. The setting of the play is the final two days Thoreau spent in his cabin before leaving Walden Pond. Thoreau is considered America's original "tree hugger" and forefather of our environmental movement. He was a gentle naturalist, earth lover, author, pencil-maker ... and is the most quoted American writer in history. Yet, when he passed, he was better known for having helped market the pencil than for a single word he wrote with it.

"In an age of global warming, bio-fuels, hybrid cars and oil wars," says Johnathon from his farmhouse home in Kentucky, "the play can introduce people to Thoreau as well as earth concerns in their own home towns at a time when, frankly, they need it." Over 7,200 schools, theaters and other venues from far away as South Korea, Egypt, Brazil, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, Belgium, Australia, Ireland, Argentina, Syria, England, Germany, Israel, Canada and the across the USA have performed the play. The play has also been produced as a drama in the style of the 1940's and 50's radio plays for broadcast on 600 radio stations, internet broadcasters and XM Satellite Radio. The Walden play is provided free to schools, theaters and public radio and supported by the Earth Day Network, National Environmental Education Week, American Forests, Kentucky Earth Day and EarthCARE Canada. Also visit: http://www.michaeljohnathon.com http://www.waldenplay.com/

Documentary about Woodsongs Old-Time Radio Hour
Walden is heading to Public Television nationwide, and you can be part of it! A five camera, high definition TV production of the play as a public TV special event for Earth Day 2009. Walden will be produced in HIGH DEF in front of a theater audience at the historic 1,000 seat Lexington Opera House in Lexington, Kentucky on Thursday 20 Nov. 2008. The production will be edited for public television affiliates nationwide and presented as both an Earth Day Special Event and a Spring 2009 public TV fund-drive broadcast special. The Walden TV Special will start with a biographical segment on Thoreau, taped on the shores of Walden Pond. Followed by Michael Johnathon.s performance of the song, "Walden: The Ballad of Thoreau," the main content of the special will be the four character performance of the final two days Henry David Thoreau spent in his cabin before leaving Walden Pond, as it happens on the stage of the grand theater.

Walden on Radio Phase Two: The audio sound track of the live production will be sent to 800 NPR and community radio stations worldwide as an updated 2009 Earth Day Radio Special.

Walden in Schools Phase Three: The DVD and lesson plan package will be made available to schools, colleges and libraries nationwide for use in classroom settings. Why this added feature? Because hundreds of teachers requested the play in schools where performing the play was not practical. Music and arts are being decimated in school budgets, and hundreds of schools wanted to perform the play as a theater event, but simply did not have the means. The DVD of the performance, plus the lesson plan written by the Earth Day Network in Washington DC is a perfect way for students to be reintroduced to the passion and brilliant writing of Henry David Thoreau. It helps celebrate the meaning of Earth Day, it involves young people in the literary arts, and encourages conversation about the environment as it relates to their own home towns.

Walden MP3 & MP4 Podcast Phase Four: Don't underestimate the power or the size of the internet. Our biggest audience for the project will happen after the TV and Radio Earth Day Special when the production becomes available as a FREE public download on millions of iPods worldwide.

Walden is Evergreen Phase Five: This will be the repeat of the TV Special on public television stations nationwide in 2010, 2011 and beyond as well as continued use and distribution of the audio version to NPRand Community stations as an evergreen Earth Day radio special. The DVD and lesson plans can be used year after year, as the production and lessons of the Walden play are as evergreen as the forests Thoreau hoped to save. The four filmed performances of Walden will then be edited to make one pristine presentation for the Walden Public Television Earth Day Special.

There will be two versions of the edit: a) A 58-minute Walden Earth Day Special b) A second edit of three 15-minute segments for use during the spring fund drives of PBS stations nationwide. Friends of Walden - We Need Your Help! We want to the send the educational DVD packages of the Walden TV performance free of charge to as many schools as possible. We also need to fulfill the underwriting obligations to produce the public television TV Special. For that, we are reaching out for help and support of the Friends of Walden. Friends of Walden Donor Levels Make a tax deductable donation (this project is administrated by a 501-c-3 foundation) to support the TV production of Walden but also guarantee that schools will get the Walden DVD and lesson plans FREE OF CHARGE.

Call 859-255-5700 M-F 1000-1700 EST (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. EST) to make your support by phone. Checks can be made payable to: Friends of Walden (WoodSongs, Inc), PO Box 200, Lexington, KY 40588 and we will return a tax receipt for your records. If you are an Individual or Group that wants to make a donation that guarantees copies of Walden DVD & lesson plans to schools in your area, click here. If you are a Corporation or Foundation that wants to be a presenting underwriter of the 2009 Walden TV, Radio & Online School distribution project, click here. If you have questions call 859-255-5700 M-F 1000 EST (10:00 a.m.) . 1700 EST (5:00 p.m.) and ask for Anna Dickens or Greg Jackson. Checks can be made payable to: Friends of Walden (WoodSongs, Inc), PO Box 200, Lexington, KY 40588 and we will return a tax receipt for your records. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING FOR THE SHOW ON PBS: http://www.waldenplay.com/waldenTV.php

Walden is heading to Public Television nationwide, and you can be part of it! A five camera, high definition TV production of the play as a public TV special event for Earth Day 2009. Walden will be produced in HIGH DEF in front of a theater audience at the historic 1,000 seat Lexington Opera House in Lexington, Kentucky on Thursday 20 Nov. 2008. The production will be edited for public television affiliates nationwide and presented as both an Earth Day Special Event and a Spring 2009 public TV fund-drive broadcast special.

The Walden TV Special will start with a biographical segment on Thoreau, taped on the shores of Walden Pond. Followed by Michael Johnathon.s performance of the song, "Walden: The Ballad of Thoreau," the main content of the special will be the four character performance of the final two days Henry David Thoreau spent in his cabin before leaving Walden Pond, as it happens on the stage of the grand theater.

Walden on Radio
Phase Two: The audio sound track of the live production will be sent to 800 NPR and community radio stations worldwide as an updated 2009 Earth Day Radio Special.

Walden in Schools
Phase Three: The DVD and lesson plan package will be made available to schools, colleges and libraries nationwide for use in classroom settings. Why this added feature? Because hundreds of teachers requested the play in schools where performing the play was not practical. Music and arts are being decimated in school budgets, and hundreds of schools wanted to perform the play as a theater event, but simply did not have the means.

The DVD of the performance, plus the lesson plan written by the Earth Day Network in Washington DC is a perfect way for students to be reintroduced to the passion and brilliant writing of Henry David Thoreau. It helps celebrate the meaning of Earth Day, it involves young people in the literary arts, and encourages conversation about the environment as it relates to their own home towns.

Walden MP3 & MP4 Podcast
Phase Four: Don't underestimate the power or the size of the internet. Our biggest audience for the project will happen after the TV and Radio Earth Day Special when the production becomes available as a FREE public download on millions of iPods worldwide.

Walden is Evergreen
Phase Five: This will be the repeat of the TV Special on public television stations nationwide in 2010, 2011 and beyond as well as continued use and distribution of the audio version to NPRand Community stations as an evergreen Earth Day radio special. The DVD and lesson plans can be used year after year, as the production and lessons of the Walden play are as evergreen as the forests Thoreau hoped to save.

The four filmed performances of Walden will then be edited to make one pristine presentation for the Walden Public Television Earth Day Special. There will be two versions of the edit:
a) A 58-minute Walden Earth Day Special
b) A second edit of three 15 minute segments for use during the spring fund drives of PBS stations nationwide.

Friends of Walden - We Need Your Help!
We want to the send the educational DVD packages of the Walden TV performance free of charge to as many schools as possible. We also need to fulfill the underwriting obligations to produce the public television TV Special. For that, we are reaching out for help and support of the Friends of Walden.

Friends of Walden Donor Levels
Make a tax deductable donation (this project is administrated by a 501-c-3 foundation) to support the TV production of Walden but also guarantee that schools will get the Walden DVD and lesson plans FREE OF CHARGE. Call 859-255-5700 M-F 1000-1700 EST (10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. EST) to make your support by phone. Checks can be made payable to: Friends of Walden (WoodSongs, Inc), PO Box 200, Lexington, KY 40588 and we will return a tax receipt for your records.

If you are an Individual or Group that wants to make a donation that guarantees copies of Walden DVD & lesson plans to schools in your area, click here.

If you are a Corporation or Foundation that wants to be a presenting underwriter of the 2009 Walden TV, Radio & Online School distribution project, click here.

If you have questions call 859-255-5700 M-F 1000 EST (10:00 a.m.) . 1700 EST (5:00 p.m.) and ask for Anna Dickens or Greg Jackson. Checks can be made payable to: Friends of Walden (WoodSongs, Inc), PO Box 200, Lexington, KY 40588 and we will return a tax receipt for your records. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING FOR THE SHOW ON PBS: http://www.waldenplay.com/waldenTV.php

Films by TUNNEL MILL PRODUCTIONS (John Coulter)

Filming underway for local docudrama 6 August 2004

St. Joseph College: An inside look behind the scenes 6 August 2004

The man behind the film 6 August 2004

This is St. Joseph's College in Bardstown, Kentucky where a portion of the docudrama was filmed about
the historical and influential college that was once run by the Xaverian Brothers during the 1800's.

Kentuckian films story of St. Joe College 6 September 2004

Tunnell Mill Productions

St. Joseph College: a docu-drama Movie by Tunnell Mill Productions #2 (article on IndianapolisFilm.net)

Map of Bardstown, KY.

Talbott Tavern

Have you seen "MANIAC ON THE LOOSE" and "GOATSUCKER?"

"MANIAC ON THE LOOSE" is now available on DVD!

BUY DVD

PREVIEW THE FILM

MANIAC ON THE LOOSE REVIEWS

Reviews

Goat Sucker

Thanks,

Steve Hudgins

http://www.bigbitingpigproductions.com

Films by Sommerset Community College: Nancy Barry's Big Case

http://www.richmondlifemagazine.com/wifehome

Here's the preview for the film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJ0mk9x2vcM

Nancy Barry's Big Case is an off-beat romantic comedy set on the fictional campus of Summer Falls Community College. In many ways, it pays homage to the Bonita Granville "Nancy Drew" films of the 1930's with a mystical twist. Nancy Barry's Big Case is set in the present day and follows the story of a young college girl, seemingly stuck in the 1950's, who tries to solve the mystery of a lifetime. A woman is wrongly accused of poisoning her husband and Nancy enlists the help of Dave Dickenson and a troubled young girl by the name of Janelle to solve the case.

Films by VSM PRODUCTIONS

"Breaking and Entering"

Breaking and Entering Movie

VSM Productions' BREAKING & ENTERING, a romantic comedy shot in Louisville, Kentucky featuring more than 100 regional actors, crew and soundtrack artists - is now available on DVD! Order your copy of BREAKING & ENTERING at http://www.vsmentertainment.com at the special discount price of $10.99, plus shipping and handling.

Or rent BREAKING & ENTERING at Video Castle, 8105 Old LaGrange Road in Louisville, KY 40222, Ear Xtacy,
1534 Bardstown Rd, Louisville, KY, and Wild & Woolly Video, 1021 Bardstown Rd. Louisville 40204.
Thanks to all who support independent filmmaking in Kentucky!
Thank you again for supporting area filmmaking!
Vin Morreale
VSM Productions / VSM Entertainment
http://www.vsmentertainment.com
Contact vin@vsmentertainment.com

"THE GIFT"

"SWEET WILLIAM" (later renamed "How you look to me.")

HOW YOU LOOK TO ME was shot entirely on location in Kentucky and stars Frank Langella, who just won the 2007 Tony Award for his portrayal of Richard Nixon in the Peter Morgan Broadway hit, "Frost/Nixon." Frank will also be reprising his role in the film adaptation of the same name, to be directed by Ron Howard. The very talented Laura Allen, from "Mona Lisa Smile," "The 4400," and most recently the FX hit drama "Dirt," also stars.

From the Writer/Producer: "Our film was largley seen at film festivals last year and we are very happy that it will now have a life on DVD. If you are interested in seeing our movie, please check it out. If you think you may know someone else who may be interested in seeing it, please forward this information. The best way for small films like this to be seen is by spreading the word, so any help is greatly appreciated!"

(free shipping and handling)

Blockbuster http://www.blockbuster.com
Barnes and Noble or http://www.barnesandnoble.com
Borders Books or http://www.bordersstores.com
http://www.netflix.com

You may also get more information at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420231/

Films by Mark Poole

Please view their upcoming events and production opportunities.
DEAD MOON RISING News & Forums

Who wants to be a zombie? Louisville filmmaker is looking for extras. Article in Courier Journal

http://www.myspace.com/anubisdigitalstudios
This is our new DMR MySpace group...

http://groups.myspace.com/deadmoonrisingmovie
Mojo:

http://www.louisvillemojo.com/deadmoonrising

Congratulations to Director Mark E. Poole, the creative force behind the award-winning zombie/comedy DEAD MOON RISING (DMR1). Anyone that participated in this event should continue to view the official site for photos, updates, and future casting needs.

Contact: Alan Grosheider: Telephone: 502-807-3896

Anubis Digital Studios is the first production company to create a hybrid merger of traditional movie production, modern webisode production, and the audience creativity of YouTube.

Anubis produced and released the zombie comedy Dead Moon Rising in early 2008. In less than 30 days, the movie was Fangoria Magazine's Video of the Month. The movie's North American distribution has proven more successful than anyone ever dreamed it would be.

Now Anubis is pushing audience interaction to a level never before seen. Selected winners from the Anubis Digital Quick Bites Horror Film Contest will actually write, cast, shoot, edit, and produce parallel web-series episodes for Dead Moon Rising 2 from the comfort of their own hometown. They will also share in the profits.

The sequel to Dead Moon Rising will be released as free downloads, and advertisements will pay for the production. Anubis is creating the main storyline and video episodes with many of the original characters from the first movie. The contest winners will write and produce their own threads of the series within the framework of certain rules related to the zombie infection outbreak. As the video series nears its conclusion, the separate threads will come together into a finale.

Anyone can enter the contest by submitting one or more 4 to 15 minute horror or horror/comedy videos. Anubis will select 5 production teams based on their ability to create a high quality video with a great story. The selected producers will be given contracts to produce their own thread of the series and share in the profits with Anubis.

On Mon, 28 April 2008 08:51, Mark Poole wrote:
Judith Egerton gives DEAD MOON RISING a mention in today's Entertainment section of Courier-Journal. Pick up a copy and clip it for your scrapbook. Here is the online version: http://bmovieman.com/default.aspx

Here's the direct link:

http://bmovieman.com/WOHTuckyWilliams.aspx

Mark E. Poole
Anubis Digital Studios
Director@AnubisDigital.com
*WINNER* Best Zombie Film - Fright Night Film Fest 2007, Louisville
*WINNER* Audience Award for BEST FEATURE at Cine-Fest 2007!
*WINNER* "Best of the Fest" at Big Damn Film Fest 2007, Cincinnati

Films by Georege M.

"Dreamer" Movie Filmed mostly in Louisville, and Lexington, KY and a few other places.

"Elizabethtown" MovieFilmed mostly in Louisville, Elizabethtown, KY and Louisiana.

Fakeid Movie: a fun film about a gay man who is underaged, but wants to go to his first gay bar. His adventure plays out.

"How you look to me" Movie (formerly titled Sweet William) Filmed mostly in Louisville, KY (University of Louisville, Churchill Downs, various bars & homes).

In 2004, VSM Casting Services placed more than 500 extras in the movie, SWEET WILLIAM, starring Frank Langella, Laura Allen and Bruce Romans. That film's title was changed to HOW YOU LOOK TO ME, and is being nationally released on DVD.

HOW YOU LOOK TO ME was shot entirely on location in Kentucky and stars Frank Langella, who just won the 2007 Tony Award for his portrayal of Richard Nixon in the Peter Morgan Broadway hit, "Frost/Nixon." Frank will also be reprising his role in the film adaptation of the same name, to be directed by Ron Howard. The very talented Laura Allen, from "Mona Lisa Smile," "The 4400," and most recently the FX hit drama "Dirt," also stars.

From the Writer/Producer: "Our film was largley seen at film festivals last year and we are very happy that it will now have a life on DVD. If you are interested in seeing our movie, please check it out. If you think you may know someone else who may be interested in seeing it, please forward this information. The best way for small films like this to be seen is by spreading the word, so any help is greatly appreciated!"

You may buy or rent HOW YOU LOOK TO ME at the below locations and websites:

http://www.howyoulooktome.com (free shipping and handling)

Blockbuster http://www.blockbuster.com
Barnes and Noble or http://www.barnesandnoble.com
Borders Books or http://www.bordersstores.com
http://www.netflix.com

You may also get more information at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0420231/

"Infinity" Movie

"Into The Woods" Movie Filmed mostly in Lexington, KY.

"FLOW: For Love Of Water" Film

Co-Producer: Gill Holland

" Intrusion" Movie

Films by Stu Pollard

Filmed mostly in Louisville, KY. This video is on sale at many places in Louisville, but especially at "Wild & Woolley" on Bardtown Road.

KEEP YOUR DISTANCE DVD ARRIVED 26 FEBRUARY 2006!

You can purchase Keep Your Distance online at the following locations:

"Nice Guys Sleep Alone" Movie Filmed mostly in Louisville, KY and Oldham County, KY.

"Oldham County" Movie by Todd Broder

"On Borrowed Time" Movie: with native Louisvillian Paul Perez Filmed mostly in Louisville, KY in 2003-2006

IRA & ABBY
Village 8 Theaters at DuPont Square
Louisvillle, KY.
Check your movie schedule for times and dates
A native Louisvillian filmmaker Stu Pollard (KEEP YOUR DISTANCE and NICE GUYS SLEEP ALONE), was an associate producer on this film. We are proud of his participation in yet one more film.

IRA & ABBY is a sweet, hilarious, and slightly subversive romantic comedy that examines the issues of marriage, monogamy and whether "I do" is the only path to life-long love and happiness. Shot in Manhattan and written by Jennifer Westfeldt (who starred in KEEP YOUR DISTANCE and also wrote and starred in KISSING JESSICAN STEIN) who stars alongside the likes of Fred Willard, Robert Klein, Judith Light, Frances Conroy, Chris Messina, and Jason Alexander. The film won Best Feature Awards at the LA Film Fest in 2006, and the HBO Comedy Arts Fest earlier this year.

You can view the trailer at: http://www.apple.com/trailers/magnolia/iraandabby/. Here is some info on a local blogger's site: http://www.consuminglouisville.com/.

THE EDISON DEATH MACHINE WINS AWARD!

Also be sure to visit: IT CAME FROM LAKE MICHIGAN'S site at: http://www.itcamefromlakemichigan.com

"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Movie, filmed in Lexington, KY at the Lexington Federal Medical Center #1, This is the IMBd listing for the movie.

"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Movie, filmed in Lexington, KY at the Lexington Federal Medical Center #2

"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Movie, filmed in Lexington, KY at the Lexington Federal Medical Center #3

St. Joseph College: a docu-drama Movie by Tunnell Mill Productions #1

St. Joseph College: a docu-drama Movie by Tunnell Mill Productions #2
St. Joseph College: a docu-drama Movie by Tunnell Mill Productions #3 (article on IndianapolisFilm.net)

"The Perfect Stranger" Movie by City on a hill productions.

"The Story of Seabiscuit" Movie, from 1949.(Plot Summary)

"The Story of Seabiscuit" Movie, from 1949.(Credits)

Rose Colored Miles by native Kentuckian Dan Lashley of Mr K. Productions. This film is under production in Franklin, Kentucky in the summer of 2008.

FILMS MADE BY KENTUCKIANS IN OTHER PLACES

I am returning home to show my first film as sole producer for a weekend of screenings of the critically acclaimed indie feature, based on a true story, ONE HOUR FANTASY GIRL, sponsored by the Derby City Film Festival and the Louisville Creative Center, a non-profit organization that focuses on the education through the arts.

MORE INFO at these links or SCROLL DOWN:
Film website: http://www.onehourfantasygirlmovie.com
Press links: http://www.onehourfantasygirlmovie.com/press
Storyline: http://www.onehourfantasygirlmovie.com/synopsis
Screenings: http://www.onehourfantasygirlmovie.com/screenings

PRESS MATERIALS:

We hope you will share this info with your fellow actors and crew and those who enjoy quality independent art/film on http://www.brennancallan.com/kcc.html. As noted in the press release, we will be meeting local talent for the potential collaboration on our next film which begins shooting this fall in Los Angeles.

Additional info about the film:

Based on a true story, ONE HOUR FANTASY GIRL deals from a different side of Soderberg's THE GIRLFRIEND EXPERIENCE, where the story origins came from a real-life girl on craigslist.org who acts out any fantasy a guy wants for $150 an hour as long as there is no sex or nudity and is 100% legal.

NEXT FILM

I hope we at minimum, can have you attend one of the screenings.
I look forward to hearing your reply.

Best regards,

John Paul Rice
President
NO RESTRICTIONS ENTERTAINMENT, LLC
VIOLENCE, LANGUAGE AND SOME DRUG CONTENT

Office: 310-477-1192
Cell: 818-231-4999
email: jp@norestrictionsent.com

work: http://www.myspace.com/producerjpr
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work: http://www.onehourfantasygirlmovie.com

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