Director Timothy Anderson and Assistant Producer Nathaniel Rovit talk about their film "Two Hundred Thousand Dirty" which was shot in 18 days. The film played at the Ft. Lauderdale International Film Festival as part of FLIFF 2012
At the premiere of the film "Callous" shot in and around south Florida, we meet the director J. Bradley Bruening and star Waine Weeks
"How Do You Write A Joe Schermann Song" is an original musical that takes a unique look at love, artistic inspiration and relationships through a composer's journey in writing the score to an Off-Broadway show. Critics are calling it "a crowd-pleaser", "witty and extremely well performed" and "a hidden treasure". When Joe (Joe Schermann) lands an opportunity to write for an Off-Broadway show, he is forced to cast either the love of his life, Evey (Christina Rose) or his newly discovered muse, Summer (Debbie Williams). The realities of show business prove to Joe that writing is easy, living is hard.
Starring
JOE SCHERMANN
CHRISTINA ROSE
MARK DiCONZO
DEBBIE WILLIAMS
DARYL RAY CARLILES
JENN DEES
Music & Lyrics by
JOE SCHERMANN
Original Score by
KEN LAMPL
Dance Choreography by
MARK DiCONZO
CHRISTINA ROSE
Executive Producers
MARCUS WOLF
EDWARD A. BISHOP
Produced by
MARK DiCONZO
DARYL RAY CARLILES
CHRISTINA ROSE
SUJATA KING
GARY KING
Written, Shot & Directed by
GARY KING
Here is the video to the event inside music
joey gilmore mojo
http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Joey-Gilmore-MOJO/video/1747331/86294.html
Its been a long busy winter up here in Jensen beach and a while since I've shot some great music. Sept 08 memorial day week I met Graham and IKO IKO at the back room in Boca when they were playing at a fundraiser. I'm going to post some info below and upload some videos from the event which was pretty incredible- if you think about it - this is a line up for a blues festival. These muscians came out and poured their hearts for their friend. We all came out and enjoyed. So if you watch any of my videos please take the time to donate to help.
BENEFIT CONCERT AND SILENT AUCTION
Graham Wood Drout, frontman for IKO-IKO and the award-winning musician who's songs have also appeared with Blues artists, Albert Castiglia, Grady Champion, Joey Gilmore, and many others, is hospitalized in Miami with severe diabetes complications requiring several surgeries and multiple medical procedures.
Graham has performed with countless legends in music (Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, Ronnie Wood, Jimmy Buffett, and on and on). He's one of South Florida's treasured sons and has donated so much of his own time supporting others during their times of need. From Toys for Tots to local TV & radio to countless individuals, Graham is always there to lend a hand.
Now, it's our turn to give back. Graham needs our help since, like so many working musicians, he has no health insurance benefits to cover these extraordinary costs. This benefit concert and silent auction will help and we hope that you can be a part of it.
Save Graham: A Benefit for Graham Wood Drout
SUNDAY, JULY 8th, 2012
Showtime: 3:00pm
FISHTALES on 33rd
3355 NE 33rd St.
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Performers Include:
SPECIAL KICK-OFF WITH ALBERT CASTIGLIA
Big City • Beverly Lewis • Hawk Levy
Hoodoo Blue • Nicole Hart feat. Famous Frank
Jeff Prine/Joey Gilmore/Jimmy Daniel
Nouveaux Honkies • Pitbull of The Blues
Bonefish Johnny/Joel DaSilva
and MANY SPECIAL GUESTS!
PLUS, A VERY SPECIAL FINALE
Good Rockin’ Johnny Wenzel, Nicole Yarling,Ron Taylor, Mitch Mestel, and Daniel East of
IKO-IKO featuring the 1-night-only return of
IKO-IKO alum & very special guest, NICK KANE!
100% of the proceeds will go directly to Graham thanks to our friends at Bluzpik Records.
How you can be a part of it:
1) Financial donations at the event or, if you cannot join us, via secure online PayPal donations. No amount is too small or too large. Everything helps.
http://t.co/KA0OXQHl
For more info: http://t.co/KA0OXQHl or visit www.iko-Iko.com and click "Help Graham."
We will continue to post updates to the Iko-Iko Facebook page regarding his condition and the event. You can post your well wishes to him there, as well.
http://www.facebook.com/IKOIKOband
Thank you so much!
http://ka.uvuvideo.org/_Joey-Gilmore-/video/1746541/86294.html
Whem I started out making documentary films I was a smart ass.
One of my first films was an artist interview. It was 1977, I was in art school in Palatka, Florida. I borrowed the schools black and white 1/2 inch reel to reel recorder and a back and white camera.
I went on location to a sculpter's home located on the San Sabastian River near St. Augustine, Florida. Set-up under a large Oak tree and had one of my very first filming experiences as a director/cameraman.
I had my on camera tallent ask the artist: what is art. I thought it would trip the person up and I was close-in on the artist's face to get the reaction shot of being dumb founded. Some how at the time I thought that was what filming interviews was about, making people look dumb. I was wrong, very wrong.
Without missing a beat the interviewee responded: "Art is order."
Every since that day I have strived with my film work to make people look good as I capture their best responces.
The saga of Trayvon Martin, a 17-year old Florida boy who was shot in February a few yards from his father's house, continues to captivate national attention with rallies held this week in cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Miami. We discuss the legal and racial complexities of this story.
[Air Date: 3/23/2012]
Filmmaker Darcyana Izel spoke with us about her film, A Vidente-The Psychic , on the red carpet at FLIFF 2011, where her film, shot in Brazil, played as part of the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival
Why are immunizations important and are they safe? There has been a lot of conflicting information about vaccinations swirling online and in the media.
This series answers frequently asked questions about immunizations as told by:
– Highly regarded state and national medical experts who discuss the science of vaccines in easily understood language.
– Real families who live with the consequences of vaccine-preventable diseases
Immunization Experts.
Airs Wednesday Oct 12 @ 10pm on WPBT2
http://www.wpbt2.org
Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/thelastritesofjoemay
Official Site: http://www.joemaythemovie.com
Showcasing a tour-de-force performance from veteran Dennis Farina, THE LAST RITES OF JOE MAY chronicles the final days of an aging, short money hustler clinging to the belief that he's one scam away from the glorious destiny he's always deserved. Now in his sixties, his health failing and resources dwindling, Joe is presented with one last shot at redemption in the eyes of a community that's all but left him for dead.
FLIFF 2011 - www.fliff.com
ROUGH SHOT performing at Mudapalooza 2011 in Punta Gorda Florida. www.roughshotband.com
ROUGH SHOT performing at Mudapalooza 2011 in Punta Gorda Florida. www.roughshotband.com
ROUGH SHOT performing at Mudapalooza 2011 in Punta Gorda Florida. www.roughshotband.com
ROUGH SHOT performing at Mudapalooza 2011 in Punta Gorda Florida. www.roughshotband.com
Perfect Lives, Marfa, 4:57 min, Oakland, CA
Artists D. Sadja and S. Martinez fuses elements of narrative film, music video and performance art in this story about two unsuspecting cowboys. Marfa was shot in a single 18 hour period in Marfa, TX and is part of a larger body of video postcards depicting situations and narratives in various locations.
***NOTE: this video contains strong languag and may not be suitable for all audiences. Viewer Discretion is advised***
"Steam of Life" will air August 2, 2011 on PBS. Check local listings. In Finland, with its long, dark winters, the sauna is a national obsession whose benefits are as much emotional as physical. For the men in "Steam of Life", the sauna is a place to come together and sweat out not only the grime of contemporary life, but also their grief, hopes, joys and memories. Beautifully and hauntingly shot, this acclaimed film provides an extraordinary glimpse into the lives of Finnish men and into the depths of the human experience.
For full episodes of POV go to WPBT2's Video Player: http://video.wpbt2.org/program/1154485580/
Isaac Allen Sandy, photographer, describes his love for shooting outdoor scenes in this segment shot at the anniversary celebration for Galerie Jenner. You can see more of his work at www.isaacallenimages.com
Pastel artist, Lynne Libby, explains why creating triptychs is different than single artworks in this segment shot at the anniversary celebration for Galerie Jenner. You can see more of her work at www.picturetrail.com/lynnelibby
2011 was the 25th anniversary of the VACC Camp in Miami. In this clip, shot by the volunteer counselors, we see of the activities from the week.
ABOUT VACC CAMP
Each spring in April, Miami Children's Hospital hosts a free week-long overnight camp for ventilation assisted children (children needing a tracheostomy ventilator, C-PAP, BiPAP, or oxygen to support breathing) and their families. Overnight campers come from throughout the United States. South Florida families and youngsters from local residential care facilities join in as day campers.
VACC Camp gives families a fun opportunity to socialize with peers and enjoy activities not readily accessible to technology dependent children. The program includes swimming, field trips to local attractions, campsite entertainment, structured games, "free play", and more - all to promote family growth and development while enhancing individual self-esteem and social skills. Parents have formal and informal opportunities to network among themselves.
In 1986, the first Ventilation Assisted Children's Center Camp took place during the summer and operated in collaboration with SKIP of Florida. The first camp was known as SKIP Family Learning Retreats. Carol Montiel, RN was actively involved in the creation of the camp and participated every year thereafter until the year 2002. Barbara Donahue, ARNP and the parents of two of Dr. Simpser's patients were also involved in the camp start-up. When the local SKIP chapter dissolved, Dr. Simpser elected to continue camp as offshoot of Miami Children's Ventilation Assisted Children's Center (VACC Camp).
2011 was the 25th anniversary of the VACC Camp in Miami. In this clip, shot by the volunteer counselors, we see of the activities from the week.
ABOUT VACC CAMP
Each spring in April, Miami Children's Hospital hosts a free week-long overnight camp for ventilation assisted children (children needing a tracheostomy ventilator, C-PAP, BiPAP, or oxygen to support breathing) and their families. Overnight campers come from throughout the United States. South Florida families and youngsters from local residential care facilities join in as day campers.
VACC Camp gives families a fun opportunity to socialize with peers and enjoy activities not readily accessible to technology dependent children. The program includes swimming, field trips to local attractions, campsite entertainment, structured games, "free play", and more - all to promote family growth and development while enhancing individual self-esteem and social skills. Parents have formal and informal opportunities to network among themselves.
In 1986, the first Ventilation Assisted Children's Center Camp took place during the summer and operated in collaboration with SKIP of Florida. The first camp was known as SKIP Family Learning Retreats. Carol Montiel, RN was actively involved in the creation of the camp and participated every year thereafter until the year 2002. Barbara Donahue, ARNP and the parents of two of Dr. Simpser's patients were also involved in the camp start-up. When the local SKIP chapter dissolved, Dr. Simpser elected to continue camp as offshoot of Miami Children's Ventilation Assisted Children's Center (VACC Camp).
