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CALIFORNIA
HISTORICAL RADIO SOCIETY
IS PLEASED TO HONOR
EDWARD
A. SHARPE
WITH THE
CHARLES D. 'DOC' HERROLD
AWARD FOR
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN
THE PRESERVATION AND DOCUMENTATION OF
EARLY RADIO.
BY
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 1992:
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Harkins Theatre -
Arrowhead 18
March 1-4, 2007
Winners to be announced!
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Partners Please Credit - "Ed Sharpe CouryGraph Productions" with a
hyperlink of http://www.glendaledailyplanet.com
10:00 - 12:30 PM Sunday there was "Product
Placement, Catch the Media
Buzz, & The 'MUST KNOW' of Being A Producer"
Conference/Q&A
On the
Panel: John W. Cones (LA Entertainment Attorney), BJ
Davis (Producer/Director), Jan Jacobson (Newspaper Journalist & Radio
Show Host),
Gay Gilbert (Producer/Casting Director), Elyane Stein (SAG Board Member),
RoxanneChaisson (AFTRA Executive Director), Pete Kelly
"Pistol Pete"
(Radio Personality - Energy 92.7/101.1)
Dan Manucci (Radio & Television Personality - KTAR News/Talk Radio, KDUS/KSLX Radio),
John Vasseur (Televison Producer of channel 12 sports show & other
projects )
 Then
at 12:30 we were treated to a presentation by Dynamicfilm
- Producer Brenton Covington and Bivas Biswas,
Founder of D.I.B. Pictures Entertainment. Both of these presenters have
produced and directed multiple award winning films. Attendees were
treated to samples of their film work with a question and answer
session afterwards.
THE PHOENIX LIGHTS…WE ARE NOT
ALONE
The
closing movie at 2 pm was “THE PHOENIX LIGHTS…WE ARE NOT
ALONE” whereas thousands of Arizona residents also witnessed a
parade of mile-wide, V-shaped craft and formations of lights slowly and
silently gliding over their heads. Sunday, Peoria Film Festival attendees
got to see the movie and discuss it with author/ producer
Dr. Lynne D. Kitei, M.D
Press
Kit for the movie
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Awards
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March 1-4, 2007
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Article
Over
1,000 people enjoy the
1st
Peoria
AZ
Film Festival
Press
Release – Peoria AZ Film Festival
Ed Sharpe
of
Glendale
AZ
, couldn't wait to see his educational documentary/ movie, “
Glendale
Fire Department Safety House”, light
up a real movie theatre screen Sunday, March 4th.
Sharpe, his family members and friends held their breath awaiting the
first cords of music and the opening scene on the giant screen.
"I am extremely excited," said Sharpe, a video journalist for
the www.GlendaleDailyPlanet.com & KKAT-IPTV. "I brought my
family and invited some friends when I learned it was screening."
Aspiring
filmmakers like Sharpe, screenwriters, actors, producers and residents
attended the festival, looking for industry tips, to make new friends
and find a good movie to enjoy.
According
to Festival Director Helen McCready, more than 1,000 people attended the
inaugural event at Harkins Arrowhead 18. Ticket sales raised over $3,000
to benefit the Peoria Chamber of Commerce's new
building project.
The
four-day event, sponsored by the Peoria Chamber Film Office, screened
over 75 films and offered a variety of workshops on filmmaking and
related topics. The Festival kicked off Thursday night with a screening
of the director's cut version of Forget About It. This 2006 movie
stars Burt Reynolds, Raquel Welch, Robert Loggia and Charles Durning.
A discussion with the film's producer and director, BJ Davis, and Robert
Loggia followed the screening. Robert Loggia was presented
with a lifetime achievement award.
UCLA
Professor Richard Walter led a screenwriting workshop Saturday morning,
well attended by working and aspiring screen writers.
Sunday's
educational venue started with "Product Placement, Catch the
Media Buzz, and The 'MUST KNOW' of Being A Producer"
Conference Q&A. The panel for the event consisted of;
John
W. Cones (LA Entertainment Attorney), BJ Davis (Producer/Director),
Jan Jacobson (Newspaper Journalist & Radio Show Host), Gay Gilbert
(Producer/Casting Director), Elyane Stein (SAG Board Member),
RoxanneChaisson (AFTRA Executive Director), Pete Kelly
"Pistol Pete" (Radio Personality - Energy 92.7/101.1),
Dan Manucci (Radio & Television
Personality - KTAR News/Talk radio, KDUS/KSLX Radio),
John
Vasseur (Televison Producer of channel 12 sports show and other
projects )
Following
the panel discussion participants were also treated to a presentation by
Dynamicfilm Producer Brenton Covington and Bivas
Biswas, Founder of D.I.B. Pictures Entertainment. Both presenters have
produced and directed multiple award winning films. Attendees were
treated to samples of their film work with a question and answer
session afterwards. Festival sponsor and judge
Covington
emphasized "It's
amazing to see so many talented filmmakers who are doing great work out
of
Arizona
."
The final feature to screen
Sunday was “THE PHOENIX LIGHTS…WE
ARE NOT ALONE” whereas thousands of
Arizona residents also witnessed a parade of mile-wide, V-shaped craft
and formations of lights slowly and silently gliding over their heads.
Sunday, Peoria Film Festival attendees got to see the movie and discuss
it with author/ producer
Dr. Lynne D. Kitei, M.D
McCready said that the festival ran smoothly, but
she already has ideas of what to change next time. Included in ideas
and fine tuning were; introduce competitions for best commercial and
television pilots and next year to schedule the festival on days not
coinciding with spring training's opening weekend.
With
interest from more sponsors and filmmakers wanting to return next year,
the festival will be even larger!
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Awards
The
Peoria Film Festival judges are to be commended for
their pursuit in picking the first recipients of over 40
awards handed out at the closing ceremony.
| Best
Overall Film |
Cigar
at the Beach |
| Runner-up
Best Overall Film |
Mercy |
| Best
Feature Film |
Mercy |
| 2nd
Place Best
Feature Film |
The
Still Life |
| 3rd
Place Best
Feature Film |
Yellow
Fellas |
| Best
Documentary |
High
and Dry |
| 2nd
Place Best
Documentary |
Case
Study |
| 3rd
Place Best
Documentary |
Holey
Work |
| Best
Animated Film |
Date
with Death |
| 2nd
Place Best
Animated Film |
The
Take |
| 3rd
Place Best
Animated Film |
Splat
vs. Splat |
| Best
Short Film |
Cigar
at the Beach |
| 2nd
Place Best
Short Film |
The
Morning |
| 3rd
Place Best
Short Film |
Park
Bench |
| HONORABLE
MENTION-Short Films |
Training
Days |
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Indebted |
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Green
Demise |
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My
Brother's Arms |
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Incident
at Alma |
| Best
Overall High School/JR High Student
Film |
Awake
Again |
| Best
High School Student Film |
Chocolate
Milk |
| 2nd
Place Best
High School Student Film |
The
Box |
| Best
Student Film |
The
Price of Love |
| 2nd
Place Best
Student Film |
Ash
Wednesday |
| 3rd
Place Best
Student Film |
Wide
Gates |
| Best
Actor |
Gary
Shannon, Mercy |
| Best
Actress |
The
Still Life |
| Best
Art Direction |
The
Still Life |
| Best
Directing |
Adam Ropp, Green Demise |
| Best
Sound Design |
Cooridors
of the Mind |
| Most
Active Arizona Talent(s) |
Jose
Rosete * Jennifer Pfalzgraff * Clint James |
| Best
Score |
Bryce
Miracle, The Price of Love |
| Best
Editing |
Charles
Peterson, Indebted |
| Best
Cinematography |
Cigar
at the Beach |
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| SCREENPLAY
AWARD WINNERS (In Order) |
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| Myth
and Women by Alan Williams |
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| Sand
into Glass by Jacqueline Phillips |
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| The
Sapien Index by Alan Williams |
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| A
Lesson of The Heart by David Rawlings |
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| The
Shifters by John Krestner |
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| Camelback
by Jacqueline Phillips |
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| The
Forgetful River by Patricia Vernon |
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| The
Other Woman by Robert S Goldstein |
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New Media partners : If you use any photos please
clear your publication place with us FIRST. Existing approved Media
Partners Please Credit - "Ed Sharpe CouryGraph Productions" with a
hyperlink of http://www.glendaledailyplanet.com
 The
Festival kicked off Thursday night with a screening of the director's cut
version of Forget About It. This 2006 movie stars Burt Reynolds,
Raquel Welch, Robert Loggia and Charles Durning.
A discussion with the film's producer
and director, BJ Davis, and Robert Loggia followed the screening.
Robert Loggia was presented with a lifetime achievement award.
Photo:
BJ Davis, Festival
Director Helen McCready and Robert Loggia
Photo courtesy Peoria Times
A
Great presentation by Dynamicfilm
- Producer Brenton Covington and Bivas Biswas,
Founder of D.I.B. Pictures Entertainment. Both of these presenters have
produced and directed multiple award winning films. Attendees were
treated to samples of their film work with a question and answer
session afterwards.
MORE>
THE PHOENIX LIGHTS…WE ARE NOT
ALONE
The
closing movie at 2 pm was “THE PHOENIX LIGHTS…WE ARE NOT
ALONE” whereas thousands of Arizona residents also witnessed a
parade of mile-wide, V-shaped craft and formations of lights slowly and
silently gliding over their heads. Sunday, Peoria Film Festival attendees
got to see the movie and discuss it with author/ producer
Dr. Lynne D. Kitei, M.D
MORE>
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