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‘Pulse’ moves to its own drum

September 8, 2006 Paul Martin 0

“PULSE: A STOMP ODYSSEY” The 40-minute IMAX film opens tomorrow at Whitaker Center, 222 Market St., Harrisburg, PA. Tickets are $8.75 adults, $8 students and seniors, $6.75 ages 3 to 12. Call 214-2787 or visit […]

Special spider is key to weaving ‘Charlotte’s Web’

September 7, 2006 Paul Martin 0

In making the new live-action version of E.B. White’s classic Charlotte’s Web, the animators at Australia’s Rising Sun Pictures had to create a spider that stood out from run-of-the-mill arachnids.

Narnia Film to be on iTunes

September 6, 2006 Paul Martin 0

Apple, soon to officially announce its strategy to deliver movies through the iTunes Music Store (which according to one source is going to be rebranded), and its movie studio partners are working on creating a […]

Charlotte's Web

Film set barns to go

September 6, 2006 Paul Martin 0

Two barns used as a film set will have to be dismantled after the Moorabool Shire Council last night voted against granting a permit for the barns to be used for storage.

ScoreKeeper on Danny Elfman’s Charlotte’s Web Interview

September 6, 2006 Paul Martin 0

AICN’s ScoreKeeper talks about an interview with Charlotte’s Web composer Danny Elfman. Elfman composed the score to Big Fish, which I consider to be his finest work. Needless to say, anything he’s a part of […]

Slave-trade drama wins distribution deal

August 31, 2006 Paul Martin 0

Amazing Grace, the drama about British parliamentarian William Wilberforce and his campaign to abolish the slave trade, has scored a distribution deal on the eve of its world premiere.

Filmmakers Focused on the Family

August 28, 2006 Paul Martin 1

Hollywood can be a land of creative opportunity, but also a dark place that can eat away at the soul. But, make no mistake, there are people, and companies, determined to enliven the heart while […]

‘Hoot’ DVD puts spotlight on island

August 26, 2006 Paul Martin 0

The DVD of the movie Hoot, which was partially filmed in Boca Grande in July of 2005, hit store shelves this week with a host of special features – including “backstage” interviews that shine the […]

Reading programs help charter schools soar

August 26, 2006 Paul Martin 0

At the Central Campus, Principal Kenneth Bass implemented a One School One Book initiative which the students embraced enthusiastically. Every student was required to read Hoot by Carl Hiaasen, about middle-school students in South Florida.

Edmond youth finds ‘Fried Worms’ success

August 26, 2006 Paul Martin 0

Blake Garrett’s love for acting goes back to the second grade at Charles Haskell Elementary School when his teacher, Stephanie Spears, told him he should try out for a local play sponsored by the Edmond […]