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September
2001
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GO FOR IT in Palm
Beach County
| Go For
It, a new children's game show,
slated to air Saturday mornings on USA
Networks filmed the first 13 episodes at
Palm Beach Ocean Studios (PBOS).
Sports celebrities flocked to PBC to
participate in this energetic, unique show.
The production company, No Studio
Entertainment shipped in the amazing
sets from L.A. PBC Commissioner Addie
Greene visited the set and was thrilled
with the production, with the dollars it
generated and with the work it provided for
locals. "I'm so happy with the
invaluable experience these young people are
getting," Greene commented. |

Players on the set at PBOS
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Wake Up PBC
| Wake Up
To What's Happening: The Early Show
with Bryant Gumbel and Jane Clayson, was
shot by CBS News and WPEC Channel
12. Various PBC VIPs were filmed waking
up to what's happening. Early morning
spokespeople included CVB Director Mac
McLaughlin, at PBC's future Convention
Center, The Breakers Jennifer Genco
happily jumping headfirst into the hotel
pool, Representative Jeff Atwater &
Palm Beach Shores Mayor Thomas Mills
greeting viewers from a yacht near the
Sailfish Marina. WPEC's Shawn Briggs
stated, "Working with CBS was quite an
experience." |

Rep. Atwater
& Palm Beach Shores Mayor Mills near
Sailfish Marina
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New Pilot
Tapes in Boynton Beach
The pilot for Family
Flowers, a sitcom about the
fictional Flores family and their Little
Havana funeral home was shot at the WXEL
studios with production assistance by
Platypus Productions. Funded by a research
and development grant from PBS and
matching funds from Latin Public
Broadcasting (LA-based consortium headed
by Edward James Olmos), Family Flowers
reunites Manolo Villaverde and Ana Margo,
who played father and daughter on the
landmark 70s sitcom Que Pasa, USA?
Platypus used new high definition digital
cameras for the shoot.
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Family
Flowers set at Ch. 42
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Don't
miss your chance for NATPE! The FTC
and the State of Florida have joined forces
to provide a professionally designed booth.
join in making a Florida impact on the
movers and shakers of the industry.
For more information, please contact
Michelle Hillery at mhillery@pbfilm.com
or call 561-233-1000. |
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July
Stats |
July
2001 |
YTD
2001 |
YTD
2000 |
%
Change |
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Hotel
Rooms
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357 |
3,476 |
6,376 |
-45.48% |
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Permits
Issued
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456 |
3,968 |
3,536 |
+12% |
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Economic
Impact
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$7,478,111 |
$56,169,465 |
$41,335,155 |
+11.7% |
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12-Month
Rolling Revenue Aug. 2000-July 2001
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$121,056,426 |
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Palm
Beach County Board of County Commissioners
Chairman Warren Newell,
Burt Aaronson,
Addie Greene, Karen T. Marcus,
Tony Masilotti, Mary McCarty,
Jeff Koons
Focus on Film September 2001
Volume IV Issue 8
editor: Jennifer Williams
masthead design: Wendy Meyer
If you would like to be included in this monthly publication, please
contact the Film Commission at 561.233.1000 or email
information to jwilliam@pbfilm.com.
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