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July 2002
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IDENTITY TV EMPOWERS WOMEN
GONE FISHING WITH
REEL ADVENTURES
PALM BEACH
COUTY’S JAMES SULLIVAN STILL AT LARGE!
PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL
FILM FESTIVAL (PBIFF) DATES!
Historic Old Northwood District
AVANTI SURPASSES THE COMPETITION
SOUTH FLORIDA WATER
MANAGEMENT DISTRICT (SFWMD) TAKES HOME TWO TELLY
AWARDS!
3 STRANGE DAYS
FILMS IN PALM BEACH
COUNTY!
Reynolds receives honor!
Contestants needed!!
Apex Productions teams with PBS.
The FTC internship filled to
capacity.
Jennifer Williams on hiatus until
August.
Short Takes

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IDENTITY
TV EMPOWERS WOMEN
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Identity
is an original half-hour
television series empowering women with ample information,
ideas, and the confidence they need to live their dreams.
Hunter Tylo, former star of The Bold and the Beautiful
and twice chosen for People magazine’s 50 most
beautiful people in the world, will host the show. As an
actress and a mother, Tylo provides a voice that connects
with the audience. According to Frances Wilhelm, Executive
Producer, Identity launches its 13 episodes this
Fall on The Learning Channel (TLC) and Women’s
Entertainment (WE). Wilhelm says, “I’m thrilled to be a
part of the Florida-based independent television studio,
Price Parker. The show is a true inspiration for women.”
Identity is mostly shot at the Price Parker
studio in Delray Beach and on location in Los Angeles.
To find out more information about Identity, visit
www.priceparker.com. |
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GONE FISHING WITH REEL
ADVENTURES...
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 Aderman
and Associates brings you Reel
Adventures, an educational half-hour salt water
fishing show. Reel Adventures explores the
different cultural traditions of boating and fishing around the
world. Its unique style of hosting provides a persona that
appeals to all salt water enthusiasts. In a half- hour,
Reel Adventures can take you from Joe Jacobs’
flats fishing to the big game of Michael Barry. Jeff
Aderman, Creator of Reel Adventures says, “Our
objective is to catch fish, discover new places, and have fun.
We want to teach people the how-to’s, but we also want to focus
on the incredible fishing action South Florida and the world
have to offer.” Be sure to check out Reel Adventure’s
website at: www.hooklinesinker.net or call
Aderman and
Associates at
561.688.2042.
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PALM BEACH COUNTY’S JAMES SULLIVAN
STILL AT LARGE!
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 The
first episode of Court TV’s new series, Dominick
Dunne’s Power, Privilege, and Justice, took to the
streets of Palm Beach County. Dunne was retracing the
steps of Palm Beach Socialite James Sullivan who is at
large for allegedly arranging the murder of his wife, Atlanta
Socialite Lita McClinton. Dunne’s new show aired on
Wednesday, June 19th at 10pm . Cindy Robinson, Producer,
had this to say about the shoot, “Palm Beach County was a
beautiful location and the people embraced us with open arms.
We’re looking forward to coming back for future shoots.” The
crew was here for six days in November and shot at the West
Palm Beach Courthouse and several mansions. The series airs
on Court TV at 10pm on Wednesdays and will
re-air at 10pm on Sundays.
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PALM
BEACH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (PBIFF) DATES!
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Palm
Beach County will hold its 8th
Annual PBIFF on April 3-10th, 2003! The
Festival will be a juried event with competitive categories for
best picture, director, actor, screenplay, and audience
favorite. For future information log onto: www.pbfilm.com. |
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May
Stats |
May 2002 |
YTD 2002 |
YTD 2001 |
% CHANGE |
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ROOM
NIGHTS |
594 |
3,040 |
2,839 |
7.08% |
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PERMITS ISSUED |
14 |
118 |
98 |
20% |
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ECONOMIC IMPACT |
$7,547,489 |
$37,024,054 |
$32,829,939 |
12.78% |
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12-Month Rolling Revenue
June 2001 - May 2002 - $132,274,058
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Hidden in
the Historic Old Northwood District of West Palm Beach,
FL lies Casa de Rosa, a breathtakingly beautiful
four bedroom Bed & Breakfast. Casa de Rosa is
a film-friendly location that has exquisite gardens, winding
pathways, landscape architecture and may serve as a
romantic get away or a place of tranquility. Some rooms
have a veranda that overlook the lush, tropical gardens
providing an Italian villa atmosphere. You can view photos
of Casa de Rosa online at: www.casaderosa.com
or feel free to drop by and see this gem located in our very
own backyard by contacting Innkeeper Diane Bates.
AVANTI
SURPASSES THE COMPETITION.
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 Avanti
Video and Film
has received another
round of Addy’s. Avanti won a Silver
Addy in the Fourth District American
Advertising Federation (AAF) Addy Award
Competition and is now a finalist for the
National Addy’s for their interactive CD. The
CD was produced as a marketing piece for
Florida Power and Light. Lew Pincus, Founder and
Executive Producer of Avanti said, “ Winning
two years in a row with interactive CD’s tells me
we are certainly one of the best interactive
multi-media companies in the country. The kind of
work we are doing merits national notice.”
Avanti employs state-of-the-art technology
with an experienced and skilled team that produces
award-winning results time and time again. For
more information please call: 561.684.9426.
 SOUTH
FLORIDA WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT (SFWMD)
TAKES HOME TWO TELLY AWARDS!
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SFWMD
received two Telly Awards for their 30
second spots on water conservation.
Director/Producer Emilio Vasquez is honored to
have received such a prestigious award for his
videos. The 30 second spots are entitled “Sprinkler”
and “Rainy Season”. They are
both educational videos informing the public on
ways to conserve water in Palm Beach
County. For more information please check out
SFWMD’s website: www.sfwmd.gov for
alternative ways to conserve our precious water
supply.
3 STRANGE DAYS
FILMS IN
PALM BEACH COUNTY!
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Palm Beach
County (PBC) played host
to independent feature, 3 Strange Days.
Jericho Pictures off-beat comedy written by
Sal Verini and directed by John Malynchak.
The film was shot over the last three
weeks throughout various locations in PBC.
Verini told us, “Palm Beach County
played an instrumental role in the making of this
film. Everyone was so film-friendly the staff
made securing locations a breeze.” The film is
going to be entered into the
2003 PBIFF.
CORRECTION:
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Due to a mathematical
error the “Rolling Revenue” for April
2002 was misstated as $136,950,484.
The actual number was $130,849,937.
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Reynolds receives honor!
A star-studded list of
celebrities attended the 14th Annual Crystal Reel Awards
on June 22, 2002. Among the many guests was Burt
Reynolds. Reynolds accepted the “Lifetime
Achievement Award” for his many contributions to the
Florida Entertainment Industry. For more information on
Reynolds’ life, please visit the official website:
www.burtreynolds.com.

Contestants needed!!
PAX TV is searching for contestants to be in
their new game show, “Beat The Clock”. Auditions are
being held every Wednesday from 5 to 9 pm
through August 28, 2002. Male/female teams of
two are invited to audition. Both people must be at least 18
years of age and be related ie: brother/sister,
husband/wife, or engaged. Auditions are being held at
Universal Studios City Walk in Orlando, FL. For more
information please call: 407.224.6084.
Apex Productions
teams with PBS.
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Apex
Productions and
PBS are shooting “What We Eat With Burt Wolf”.
This 13 part series explores how the voyages of Christopher
Columbus changed the modern diet. The show will air this
Fall on PBS!
The
FTC internship filled to capacity.
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FTC is pleased to announce the latest addition to
our intern staff, Mikki Hommel. Mikki will
be a Senior at Wellington High School in the Fall.
Mikki hopes after graduation to attend the
University of Central Florida where she will major
in theatre. Please join us in welcoming Mikki!!
Jennifer Williams interning with the National
Endowment for Humanity
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Jennifer
Williams, Location Manager,
will be returning to the FTC on August 16,
2002, after completing her internship with
the National Endowment for Humanity. |
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Film Commissioner,
Chuck Elderd
Director of Operations, Michelle Hillery
Production Manager, Mary Bart Houston
Production Coordinator, Jason Goldman
Location Manager, Jennifer Williams
Administrative Assistant, Michelle Sonnstedt |
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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,
Carol Roberts
Focus on Film July 2002
Volume V Issue 8
editor: Mary Bart Houston
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
mhouston@pbfilm.com.
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