C47HOUSTON
Made in Houston - TV/Movie, Theatre, Music & Arts NEWS & Entertainment Magazine - Made in Texas
Š 20 08-
20 1 5
C47
Hou
st o n
N ew
s& En t e
rtain
men
t Ma gazi
ne / All R igh
ts R es er
ved
WEE KLY Vol. 2 Issue 4
1- 2 01
5
www.C47Houston.com
www.LoneStarTheatre.com
Follow us on Instagram at: www.Instagram.com/C47Houston
Houston Director and Producer Dave Henry and Magpie River Films are happy to announce that the first and ONLY documentary feature about the Stanford Financial Group, “Where’s the Money? The Rise and Fall of Stanford Financial” continues in post-production and is scheduled to be released sometime 2nd Quarter, Spring, 2016. The documentary chronicles Allen Stanford, a fifth-generation Texan from Mexia (Anna Nicole Smith’s hometown). The documentary follows Stanford from his unlikely journey as a failed Waco gym owner to Forbes-listed Billionaire through an audacious ponzi scheme, using a money-laundering bank on the Caribbean Island of Antigua as his personal ATM. Meanwhile, happy investors, in the U.S., Mexico, Venezuela and around the world were getting account statements showing the growth of their nest eggs. In February 19th of 2009, the Federal authorities raided and shut down the Stanford Financial Group after years of suspicion and rumors, including repeatedly quashed investigations at the Security and Exchange Commission. The lost to clients by the scheme amount to over 7 billion dollars. To this day, the Receiver in this case has only uncovered a few hundred million dollars and thousands lost their entire life savings. The Downfall of Stanford was the second biggest financial scam in American history, after only Bernie Madoff and it was a massive failure by the SEC. This is Dave Henry’s first feature documentary. Mr. Henry is a seasoned Houston corporate video producer and was Stanford’s “go-to” video producer for almost a decade. In that time, he amassed a collection of over a thousand company videotapes, some of which will be used to tell this story. Dave Henry interviews victims and their attorneys, former employees, financial experts/regulators and some of the journalists who closely followed the story. “During my time as a Stanford video producer, I really had no sense of what was going on,” comments Director/Producer Dave Henry. “But, when the allegations came out, I began to see how the puzzle fit together. That’s when I knew I had to tell this sad but important story. Plus, I had all those videotapes in my garage!” Learn more about this documentary project, “Like” them and keep up with the progress on FB at: https://www.facebook.com/stanfordmovie and, follow them and see a trailer on their official website at: http://www.stanfordmovie.com
Director Marc Hampson, Writers Ryan and Jennica Schwartzman (we met Ms. Schwartzman several years ago at the Bayou Inspirational Film Festival-Houston) and Purpose Pictures have announced that they have met and surpassed their KickStarter crowdfunding campaign goals and will be in production of their new Romanic Drama/Comedy feature motion picture “Parker’s Anchor”. The team has managed to raise 26K in pre-sales for the DVD and in support of production. KickStarter is an all-or-nothing crowdfunding site. With a lofty goal of 25K the team did a great job. Inspired by true events, the story follows Krystal Parker who discovers late in adulthood that she is unable to have children. As the news slowly destroys her marriage and now separated, Krystal moves back ‘home’ and leans on the support of her best friend from High School. This is Krystal’s chance to start over - but is she really starting over? Or, was this the plan for her life all along? The film explores relationships, our struggles with identity and just letting go of plans and moving on. “Some of us are still figuring out what we are ‘going to do when we grow up” and that’s okay,” reflects co-writer and actress Jennica Schwartzman. “The important part is that we KEEP growing and expose ourselves to as many options as we can...enjoy the journey. That’s real life.” Directed by award-winning director Marc Hampson, production is scheduled to start December 31st, 2015 and continue into the next year, January 16th, 2016 and will be shot in Northwest Arkansas. Casting by three-time Primtime Emmy nominated casting director Elizabeth Barnes talent includes Jennica Schwartzman as Krystal Parker, Amy Argyle, Ryan Schwartzman, Sarah Colonna, Brandon Keener and Peter Weidman. Behind the camera shooting with the Epic Camera System is Cinematographer Paul Olson. “Marc Hampson has a unique visually stunning perspective,” comments co-writer, producer and actor Ryan Schwartzman, “when working with Cinematographer Paul Olson, we can not imagine a better team of filmmakers.” A movie about second chances “Parker’s Anchor” is slated to be quirky, beautiful and a must-see for those starting over in their 30”s. C47Houston will keep you posted on new developments on this film. Learn more about “Parker’s Anchor” on Twitter at: http://www.twitter.com/parkersanchor @ParkersAnchor “Like” them on fb at: https://www.facebook.com/ParkersAnchorTheMovie Visit their IMDB page at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3779414/ And, bookmark their websites at: www.ParkersAnchor.com and www.PurposePicturesProductions.com
www.C47Houston.com
www.TheHopeFilm.com www.NeverQuitFilm.com
Thursday, October 29th Santikos Palladium AVX Entertainment
Call for Projects is OPEN! The organizer and Founder of theWorldfest Houston Independent Film Festival, Mr. Hunter Todd has announced that the festival is accepting projects for their 49th Annual festival, coming up next year, April 8th through April 17th, 2016, in Houston, Texas. Worldfest-Houston offers international competition in Ten Major Competition Categories! Features, Shorts, Doc/Business Films, Student, Experimental, Screenplays, New Media, TV Production, TV Commercials and Music Videos and over 200 sub-categories for a fair competition. You may enter your project online via their entry platform or via FilmFreeway.com. NEW this year is that you can now enter your project via Vimeo, in addition to DVD/BR Entries and Jump Drive. EarlyBird Deadline: November 15th, 2015 Main Entry Deadline: December 15th, 2015 Online Deadline: January 15th, 2016 Final Deadline January 31st, 2016
www.Worldfest.org
Producer Charles Irving, Charles Irving Films in association with LL Productions, Director Jason Aleman and Director Lakisha Lemons are pleased to invite you to the screening of two Irving Films & Productions features, “Hope” and “Never Quit”, starting at 6:30PM with a Red Carpet Event at the Santikos Palladium AVX Entertainment Theater (7301 West Grand Parkway, South, Richmond, TX 77407), Thursday evening, October 29th, later this month. The Red Carpet event will lead to the 7PM screening of Director Lakisha Lemon’s new feature motion picture “Hope”. Written by Mr. Irving and screenplay by Jai Aitch, the story follows a young man who hits rock bottom and with no where to turn. With the loss of all hope, desire and motivation he slowly pulls up his boot straps with the help of his faith and trust in God. Casting includes LeMarc Johnson in the title role, Timeca Seretti, Aliyuana NyKol, Sara Dashun, Debra Jackson, Carlos Sepuvelda, Ryan Houston and Jason Carmicheal. Behind the camera as Cinematographer is Kevin Keller. (IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2596299 ). Then, stick around for Director Jason Aleman’s new feature motion picture “Never Quit” starting at 8:30PM. Written by Mr. Irving and screenplay by Felicia Irving, the story follows the promising young female basketball player, Kayla. When Kayla is stricken with illness, her dreams of winning the championship game are slipping away. When face with losing it all, will she give up or will she rise like a champion to find the courage and faith to NEVER QUIT? Casting includes Lee Waddell, Kristin McKenzie, Bill Ross, Barbara Ackles, Nick Nicholson, Cara Cockran and Brady Martin. Behind the camera is cinematographer Kevin Keller. Tickets are only $10.49 for both movies. VIP Package only $25.00 Learn more about the movies, cast and crew on their IMDB page at: IMDB Hope: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2564456/ IMDB Never Quit: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3557730/ And, to order your tickets before they are sold-out at: http://tinyurl.com/qzl76ut
www.C47Houston.Blogspot.com
Actor turned director Mykle McCoslin, Writer Amelia Ornelas and the Ricornel Productions company are raising funds on the crowdfunding site KickStarter to help produce their new “female” horror/comedy short motion picture “ZomBFFs”. Written by Amelia Ornelas and based on a short script and short movie called “Secrets Among Friends” and in order to appeal to a larger demographic audience, the script was reworked and rewritten to include a horror element. The story follows a group of women who have known each other since they were children. When one of them passes away they decide to stage an impromptu séance for laughs and accidentally bring an old friend back from the dead. “I wrote this script after years of reading breakdowns that read more about the physicality of the female characters rather than their actual characters (ie: hot moms, sexy girlfriends, young mother),” explains writer and producer Amelia Ornelas, “so I decided if I wanted to see breakdowns that were different, I should then create these breakdowns that were different.” Casting is still being developed and includes Amelia Jeffries, Jemma
Evans, Lindsay Anne Ehrhardt and Fabrizia Faustinella. The movie is slated as “The End” meets “Shaun of the Dead” with a twist of “Beetlejuice” and, most of all WOMEN! Deadline to contribute and help these moviemakers meet their 15k goal is coming up at the end of Saturday, October 31st. You can help produce “ZomBFFs” by visiting their KickStarter page at: http://kck.st/1P7K49c and contributing what you can. KickStarter is an all-or-nothing crowdfunding site, so your contributions are important, no matter how small or large. Learn more and “Like” them on fb at: https://www.facebook.com/ZomBFFsmovie And, visit their website at: http://www.zombffsmovie.com/ Kickstarter Contributions at: http://kck.st/1P7K49c
Comedian and Award Winning short film maker Taylor Gahm, Gahm Creative LLC and Profanely Holy Pictures have released an extended movie trailer for their new drama/comedy feature motion picture “Be Not Afraid” (based on “The Gift of Inadequacy” his TEDx talks series lecture.) Written by Mr. Gahm, and described as “It’s a Wonderful Life” meets “Dumb and Dumber”, the story follows a gang of misfit angels sent to help a man whose personal and professional life is falling apart.– but most of the time ‘helping out’ looks a lot like ‘making it worse.” Shot in Houston, casting includes David Matranga, Brady Alland, Damon Pampolina, Holly Dacke, Herman Gambhir, Sheri Oster, Kevin Dean, Amy Lee Creel, Natthew GrahamWagner, Gene Bolton, Shanea’s Moore, Modesto Jaramillo, Amy Grisbee, Travis Reed, Cris Skelton, Antoine Culbreath, Susan Blair and Owen Dunn. Music by Christopher Norman. Originally titled “The Messengers” the feature movie “Be Not Afraid” was awarded the 2015 Houston Filmmaker’s Grant by the Mayor’s Film Task Force and funded by the City of Houston and through the Houston Arts Alliance, Houston First Corporation and the Houston Film Commission. The Award is a $30k matching funds grant for a Houston based filmmaker whose work shows excellence and promise in long form narrative storytelling. This will be Mr. Gahm’s debut Independent feature motion picture and WE can’t wait to see the final product. Learn more about “Be Not Afriad” on their IMDB page at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5005700/ And, see the extended trailer on their official website at: http://www.BeNotAfraidMovie.com or on Vimeo at: https://vimeo.com/142306991 “Humans don’t have a hard time believing there’s a god, they have a hard time believing in a god that actually loves you.” Have Television/Film News? Share it with our readers. Send a press release to: hluna@C47Houston.com
Visit: www.C47Houston.com
Weekly magazine Volume 2, Issue 41 - 2015
NOW!
News from the inside
www.ShowcaseStagingHouston.com
www.C47Houston.com/Subscriptions Rates subject to Change: Check online for current rates or call 832.431.1898
C47Houston WEEKLY Quick News: $1.00 C47Houston WEEKLY eCopy: $2.17 C47Houston News & Entertainment Magazine Single eMagazines: $12.50 + tax
Have Television/Film News? Tell our readers. Send a press release to: Info@c47Houston.com
Visit: www.C47Houston.com
3-Issues of C47Houston + WEEKLYS: e-Copy Issues: $26.40 6-Issues of C47Houston + WEEKLYS: e-Copy Issues: $51.25 Subscriptions include: Bi-Monthly eMagazine, updates and our WEEKLY eMagazine. Also, includes access to our website for news, pictures and Flix Reviews. Subscriptions can be made online with PayPal it’s safe, easy and simple.
C47RateSheet
www.C47Houston.com (((HardCopies are no longer available)))
WORLD PREMIERE
Saturday, October 24th – 6:15PM- Alamo Drafthouse-Vintage Park
M
s Sun Enco day re S cree Oct obe r 25 ning th a t 3P
. 24 th i Oct Pre mie re Ho u ston
World Premiere in Houston
Saturday, October 24th
Sunday Tickets: https://drafthouse.com/ticketing/0103/35840
Houston Premiere: December 3rd The Landmark River Oaks
Director Michael Steves, Upstart Filmworks and Clinger Digital Productions invite Houston area movie fans to join them Saturday, October 24th, starting at 6:15PM for the HOUSTON and WORLD PREMIERE of their feature horror motion picture “Clinger” at the Alamo Drafthouse-Vintage Park (114 Vintage Park Blvd., Houston, TX 77070 / 249 just off Louetta). SORRY FOLKS...IT’S SOLD-OUT. Get tickets for the Sunday October 25th Screening at 3PM. Shot in Houston two summers ago, the movie is rounding off its festival and convention circuit and headed to its theatrical release starting with its World PREMIERE in Houston. “Clinger” is opening in New York at the MovieWorld Cinemas, in Queens NY, Friday, October 30th at 10PM and in Los Angeles at the Laemmle Music Hall, Beverly Hills, Thursday, November 12th starting at 10PM. Written by Gabi Chennisi, Bubba Fish and Michael Steves, “Clinger” follows high school senior Fern Petersen. Her life is turned upside down when her overly affectionate boyfriend, Robert Klingher, dies in a gruesome accident. But things get a little more complicated for Fern when Robert returns from the dead as a love-sick ghost and tries to rekindle their romance only to have his heart broken by Fern...cause HIS DEAD. Now Robert is more determined then ever to get Fern back into his life and realizes that the only way to save his relationship is to kill his high school sweetheart so that they can be together for eternity. Fern has other plan and now runs for her life. Executive Produced by Harvey Cody, Todd Smith and Ada Young, casting includes Vincent Martella as Robert Klingher and Jennifer Laporte as Fern Patersen. Also in this movie is a treasure of local talent including Debbie Rochon, Lisa Wilcox, Elizabeth Jackson, Rebecca Gail, Leah Henley, Paulie Deo Jr., Juila Aks, Shonna Major, Alcia Caldwell, Taylor Clift, Jeffrey Bean and a huge list of taletned people. For a complete list check out their IMDB page at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3043590/ Behind the camera is Cinemtographer Gabi Chennisi Duncombe. This is Ms. Duncombe’s first feature project as Cinematographer. ( http://www.imdb.com/name/nm17087005/ ) If you miss the WORLD PREMIERE, there is an encore screening Sunday, October 25th starting at 3PM. In addition to this limited theatrical release, the movie is available via RedBox and Video on Demand. Distributed through Osiris Entertainment, “Clinger”, is being sold in Germany and talks are still being negotiated for a UK release. Learn more about “Clinger” and “Like” them on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/ClingerTheMovie and, check out their official website and see a couple of trailers at: http://www.clingerthemovie.com/clinger/ And, learn more about UpStart FilmWorks at: http://www.UpStartFilms.net
The City of Houston saw the debut of their newest and promising Film Festival geared toward artists of different cultures and communities and providing a venue where they can voice their sensibility and feelings through moving pictures with the Next International Film Festival-Houston (NiFF-Houston). Organized by moviemakers, Director/Writer San Banarje and Director/Writer Trisha Ray, the NiFF-Houston debuted last week October 14th though the 17th at various venues including The Landmark River Oaks Theater, The AMC Studio 30-Dunvale Movie Theater and at their own studio at Next Actor studios in the Rice University/Rice Village area. The NiFF-Houston brought in several dozen films, both feature length and short movies. The festival kicked off Wednesday, October 14th at The Landmark River Oaks Theater with a Red Carpet and the screening of Los Angeles, California Director Eric Casaccio’s award winning short movie about love and heartbreak, “Narcissist”. Mr. Casaccio was there for the screening and Q&A. Director and Writer San Banarje’s feature cult thriller about a group of filmmakers stuck on location at a dilapidated mental hospital “The Shadow Behind You” was the opening night flix. United Kingdom Director Charles Burns made the trip to Houston to screen his feature movie “Silhouette Secrets” about a modern day silhouette artist who takes a journey back in time to explore the history of his shadowy art. Director Marina Donahue screened her feature movie, “All in Time” about a guy who quits his New York job to manage his favorite hometown Pennsylvania rock band. And, Director Richard Finger presented the closing night film, his directorial feature movie “Sex Marriage and Infidelity” about a married man who gets sued by his secretary for sexual harassment. In all, the festival was a success. Awards were given out Friday, October 16th at the Next Actor Studios. The list is provided on the next page. C47Houston News & Entertainment Magazine is a supporter of the organizers. They presented a wonderful and welcoming festival for everyone in the Houston Metroplex area. WE hope that they will continue next year with the NiFF-Houston. Learn more about the festival and the movies screened at: www.NiFFHouston.org
Best American Indie “Best Film” “All in Tine” Director Marina Donahue and Christopher Fetchko
Best Foreign Film “Los Dioses De Aqua” (Gods of Water) Director Pablo Cesar and Liliana Nadal
Best Documentary “Silhouette Secrets” Director Charles Burns
Best Short Film “Ellie” Director Sam Robles
Best Director Pablo Cesar for “Los Dioses de Aqua” (Gods of Water) Director Pablo Cesar and Liliana Nadal
Most Humanitarian Film “Artisse” Director Trisha Ray
Best Actor More pictures on our blog: <Click Here>
Dominique Pinon in “Ferdinand Knapp” Directed by Andrea Baldini
Best Actress Laya Lewis in “Beverly” Directed by Alexander Thomas
Congratulations to the entire team at NiFF-Houston and to all the Filmmakers who entered this festival. We are sure that everyone will be happy to see you again next year. C47Houston News & Entertainment Magazine and C47Houston WEEKLY will keep you posted on new developments and details as they come in. We were invited to many of the NiFF-Houston events but could only go to a few of them. You can see more pictures from the Pre-Festival Party Mixer/Mingle on our blog at: http://www.c47houston.blogspot. com/2015/10/the-next-international-film-festival.html or at the short link at: http://tinyurl.com/od4erov
Volume 2 / Issue 41 / 2015
C47HOUSTON News & Entertainment Magazine
WEEKLY Find us on:
Contact Us, Whenever
Publisher
: H.L. Media Productions HLMediaProduction@yahoo.com
Producer: Hector Luna hluna@C47Houston.com hector.luna1@yahoo.com 832.431.1898
Cover/Event Photographer: Cinnamon Auld Cinnamon Auld, Photographer CinaPix, Photography www.facebook.com/cinapix www.Cinapix.weebly.com 832.312.3902
Subscriptions: www.c47houston.com/Subscriptions.htm
Marketing/ Advertising: 832.431.1898
www.C47Houston.com
www.C47Houston.com Twitter at: www.Twitter.com/C47Houston C47Houston Blog: www.C47Houston.Blogspot.com MySpace at: https://MySpace.com/C47Houston C47Houston News & Entertainment Magazine (C47Houston) and C47Houston WEEKLY are published on a bi-monthly basis (every other month) and the WEEKLYs are published on a weekly basis when feasible. The magazine is distributed online via subscription and one-time orders. The magazine is available via subscriptions in an PDF format AND in an eMagazine format. As of November 1st, 2013, HARDCOPIES ARE NO LONG AVAILABLE. The WEEKLY is released every Wednesday (when feasible) and is part of the bi-monthly subscription. Subscribers get the WEEKLYS for FREE. C47Houston, in conjunction with our website, www.C47Houston.com and WEEKLYS, has a circulation that encompasses the greater Houston area across the great State of Texas, the nation and around the world. WE are GLOBAL. Our target audience is diverse, vast, techno knowledgeable, socially networked and interested in the Texas INDEPENDENT Film, Television, Art, Theatre and Music industries. C47Houston is commercial, advertisement and subscription based. Our advertisement rates are reasonable, affordable and we offer negotiable options for both e-publication and website placement. For a rate sheet visit www.C47Houston.com and look for the “Advertise” button. C47Houston reserves the right to refuse to: sell space for any advertisement, accept articles, pictures, submissions and/or NEWS, and may terminate or discontinue any advertisement, article, pictures submission and/or NEWS the staff deems inappropriate, with or without notice and not conducive to the overall character of the magazine. Unsolicited articles and submissions must be accompanied by contact information in the form of phone number or email address. Press releases and News releases are welcome and must be received in a timely manner to be considered for the next issue of either the bi-month or WEEKLY eMagazine. Send your submissions to: submit@C47Houston.com C47Houston is compiled from sources deemed reliable and C47Houston and the publisher expressly does not warrant, implied or inferred, the content to be absolutely without error and is not responsible for statements or quotations made by others in interviews and/or found or gathered on their public websites. C47Houston expressly does not warrant, implied or inferred, the character of anyone placed in content in the magazine or on the website. C47Houston News & Entertainment Magazine and C47Houston WEEKLY are owned by H.L. Media Productions. Contact us by email at info@C47Houston.com or by phone at
832.431.1898. © 2008-2015 C47Houston News & Entertainment Magazine © 2008-2015 C47Houston WEEKLYS © 2008-2015 H.L. Media Productions All rights are reserved. No portion of this magazine may be copied or reprinted without the express written permission of the publisher.
For Information and Inquiries Contact: info@C47Houston.com
Visit us at: www.C47Houston.com Copyright 2008-2015: C47Houston, www.C47Houston.com, C47Houston News & Entertainment Magazine are trademark names and have defined trading logos that are owned by the publisher. Unauthorized use without the express written permission of the owner will be timely and vigorously defended. This magazine and website also contains copyrighted materials and business logos protected under the United States Copyright and Patent Office. All rights Reserved.
October 15th through October 31st. (Thursdays through Saturdays) 8PM
Matinee Sunday October 25th at 3PM / Pay what you Can Monday October 26th at 8PM $20 General Admission - $15 Students and Seniors / Closing Night Halloween Bash October 31st $20 at the door.
Join us on MySpace at: https://myspace.com/c47houston
www.DarkLightningFilms.com www.facebook.com/darklightningfilmsproduction
November 12th through 19th, 2015
<Click>
7th Anniversary
Classic WEEKLYS
www.HoustonCinemaArtsFestival.org
www.HDTexas.tv
Contact: Damir Catic - info@DarkLightningFilms.com
Sunday, November 1st Good news coming out of the Starship Films Production company and Producer/Director Joe Grisaffi. They started a KickStarter crowdfunding campaign to fund the cost of screening their feature comedy “Lars the Emo Kid” at the Studio Movie Grill-CityCentre starting at 7PM. The team has met their goal with only a few days left for their campaign (deadline to contribute is coming up Sunday, October 18th at 10PM). KickStarter is an all-or-nothing funding site and the funds gained over the stated goal will be used to enter the movie to various film festivals. Written by Paxon Gilmore and bases on a series of short films created by Mr. Gilmore, the story follows Lars Hyde who is experiencing depression due to the loss of his best friend. Getting back to school, his personality leads others to bully him and, to top things off, his parents are divorcing. Lars is ready to cash it in. About to break, Lars comes across a band of misfits who help him pick up the pieces, find his place in the world and show him what real friendship is all about. Casting includes: Paxton Gilmore as Lars, Nichole Elliott, Tyler Tackett, David Simpson, Belinda Owino, Brandon Hampton, Grace Powell, Tiffany Grant, Elizabeth Redpath, Roland Ruiz, Kasey James, Dan Braverman, Sara Gaston and Michael Wayne Thomas. Your $9 or more contribution to the KickStarter Campaign gets you one admission to the screening. Contribute at: http://kck.st/1NZ9UwF Learn more about “Lars the Emo Kid” and “Like” them on FB at: https://www.facebook.com/larstheemokid and check out their IMDB page at: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1884338/
Presents: Mac Wellman’s
through October 31st With fantastic reviews, the Artistic Director of the Mildred’s Umbrella Theatre Company, Ms. Jennifer Decker, invites the public to the presentation of writer Mac Wellman’s stage play “Dracula” currently running through October 31st starting at 8PM at the Spring Street Studios and in Studio 101 (1824 Spring Street, Houston, TX 77007). Directed by Ms. Decker, the story follows two sexually repressed women who find the freedom and passion of the “Vampiric” world in the late days of Victorian London in a bizarre and offbeat rendition of Bram Stoker’s classic novel. Directed by Ms. Decker, casting includes Christie Guidry as Mina, Patricia Duran as Lucy, Philip Hays as Dracula, John Dunn as Jonathan, Ryan Kelly as Seward, Blake Weir as Quincy, Jason Duga as Simmons and Ron Reeder as Van Helsing. Also in this play and playing Vampiretts, Sara Jo Dunstan, Katrina Ellsworth, Arianna Bermudez and Tori Dominquez playing the peasant and nun. The play is choreographed by Jennifer Wood, set designed by Lee O. Barker, Costumes designed by Lindsay Burns, Light designed by Trevor Ritenour, Music/Sound designed by Andy McWilliams. The show is all managed Bree Bridger.
www.MildredsUmbrella.com
“Follow” us on Twitter
@C47Houston www.Twitter.com/C47Houston
Order the September/October issue Order online at: www.C47Houston.com Or Just click on the picture
Matinee showing Sunday, October 25th starting at 3PM. For tickets and information visit:
<Click>
Wednesday October 28th
Trailer:
October 28th, 2015
Starting at 3:30 at the Edwards Marq’E Stadium 23 & IMAX Theatre As part of Horrorthon, 2015
http://youtu.be/ocDtqg0MYm0
NEW: The City of Houston and Mayor Annise D. Parker has Proclaimed October 28th as HORROTHON DAY.
HORRORTHON 2015, is just around the corner and coming up next week Wednesday, October 28th at the Edwards Marq*E 23 and IMAX Entertainment Center (7620 Katy Freeway, Houston, TX 77024 / I-10 and Silber Rd.). The Kickoff starts promptly at 3:30PM with the Houston Premiere of Director Johnnard Harper’s directorial feature project, “Bloody Mary”. Then stick around for a block of short films starting at 4:45PM with Javier Torres’ “The Ferry”, Jo’nathan Gwynn’s “The Borg at 4:50PM and Derek Huey’s “Stalking Miss Barlow” starting at 5PM. But, stay for the main event, starting at 5:30PM with the Regal Red Carpet event. Premiering at 6PM Damir Catic’s “Dark Presence”. Then Horrorton, 2015 continues with the screening of Director Marcus Nispel’s new horror feature “Exeter” starting around 7PM. Marcus Nispel is the director of the 2003 version of “Texas Chainsaw Massacre”, the 2009 “Friday the 13th and the 2011 version of “Conan the Barbarian among others. Starts at 7:00PM with a block of shorts prior to the main event. Mr. Nispel is scheduled to attend the screening, so that will be a treat. And, stay for a “secret surprise screening” starting at 10PM. The event is FREE, but and there is a lot more happening besides the movie. Priority seating will be for Blood donors and donators to the cause. Seating is limited so don’t wait until the last moment. Donors will get priority seating. (But, it’s open to the public) All you have to do is donate at any Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center, provide code J151, from through October 26th, or donate on the day of the HorrorThon 2015 at the Edwards Marq’E 23 Cinemas & IMAX on October 28th from 1PM to 6PM bring in your proof of donation and get in for FREE (this includes VIP seating), and on a first-come-first basis. Can’t give blood? There is another way you can get in for FREE. All you have to do is go to: http://tinyurl.com/pg2xpfu donate $20 or more to help 20-year-old Ms. Ana Jimenez who needs a costly bone marrow transplant. The transplant is Ana’s best chance for living a long, healthy life. Bring in proof that you donated and you get in.
Trailer: https://youtu.be/SBoI-R4mhkg
Teresa Cwik, Staging Consultant eMail: Teresa@ShowcaseStagingHouston.com Office: 281.979.5555
C47Houston WEEKLY - www.C47Houston.com - Publication
www.ShowcaseStagingHouston.com
Showcase Staging Houston
Š 2009-2015 Showcase Staging Houston, Teresa Cwik All Rights Reserved www.ShowCaseStagingHouston.com
Made in Texas Made in Houston