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FILMS FOR SALE -
Indie Shorts and Documentaries
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Forbidden |
Thriller/Horror |
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Joe Abbate
Brad Wagman
Al Linea
John Carey
Jennifer Circosta
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| Contact:
Ben Fiore Phone: 516-906-0231 |
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A mobster's foiled heist becomes deadly when the supernatural takes over.
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| Producer |
Director |
Screenwriter |
| Lance J. Reha |
Lance J. Reha |
Ben Fiore |
| Cinematography |
Music |
Editor |
| Lance J. Reha |
'Ghost' |
Lance J. Reha |
| Production
designer |
| Ben Fiore, Lance J. Reha |
| Production
year: 2002 |
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Digital - AVI
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film rights are available |
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Sound: Dolby A
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| Director's
Bio: Independent filmmaker and creator of "The Mind's
Eye", a horror anthology series for cable TV. Three time winner of the respected American Communicator Award. |
| Writer's
bio: Screenwriter/actor and active NYC Police Officer. Represented by the Robert A. Freedman Dramatic Agency in NYC. |
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Jimmy 'Aces' Marucci, a down on his luck, has-been mobster hatches one last plan to being in some big money and impress his long time boss, 'Big' Tony Carbone. But, when the well conceived plan to steal a priceless amulet from the corpse of a long dead society woman goes awry, Jimmy finds himself tangled in a treacherous web of deceit, murder, and the supernatural.
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| Film
awards: "The Mind's Eye", episodes #1 - #6 |
| Web
address: http://community.silive.com/cc/LAKEFILMS.COM |
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A fast-paced journey into the effects of sign and symbol of advertising from America's suburban roadways.
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| Producer |
Director |
Screenwriter |
| Jon Lybrook |
Jon Lybrook |
Jon Lybrook |
| Cinematography |
Music |
Editor |
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Kirk Odle |
Jon Lybrook |
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designer |
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| Production
year: 2002 |
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| Distribution |
| TV
distribution and Int'l available |
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| Film video
type: Digital - AVI |
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Film
Sound: Dolby A
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| Jon Lybrook
attended Bard College. |
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| Synopsis:
Edited almost entirely in-camera, this three minute film packs a punch with dynamic
syncopation as you journey down suburban roadways, and are inundated with visual communications along the way.
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| A Hero For A Day |
Action/Adventure |
| Eric M. Norcross Productions |
Contact: Ezra
Phone: 207- 766-5958 |
9 Ocean St.
Town of Long Island, ME 04050, USA
Phone: 207-766-5995
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| Cast |
Sean Callen
Eric Norcross
Julie Geistert
John Burke
Lauren MacVane |
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| Producer |
Director |
Screenwriter |
| Branden Geistert |
Eric M. Norcross |
Eric M. Norcross |
| Cinematography |
Music |
Editor |
| Eric M. Norcross |
Jeffrey P. Cusack |
Eric and Branden |
| Production
designer |
| Eric and Branden |
| Production
year: 2002 |
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| Distribution |
| TV distribution,
Int'l and Internet available |
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| Film video
type: Digital Video |
Film
Ratio: 2.35:1 |
Film
Sound: Dolby A
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| Eric M. Norcross,
Director/Screenwriter, attended the 76th class to go through the
Vancouver Film School's Foundation Film course. |
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| Synopsis:
A young, military driven high school student
receives a videotape of a murder, he soon discovers that this is a government murder. Our main character must use his military skills to out-smart and defeat the enemy. The race to get the tape out in the open begins two minutes into the film start.
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awards: Public screenings throughout New England. Cities include Portland, ME, Boston, MA, Hartford CT.
Video and DVD release summer of 2002. |
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Too Late For Goodbye |
Documentary/Video/TV |
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Eric M. Norcross Productions
9 Ocean St.
Town of Long Island, ME 04050, USA
Phone: 207-766-5995
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Ezra
Phone: 207- 766-5958 |
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Compulsive Lateness, A Serious Matter
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| Producer |
Director |
Screenwriter |
| Lee Boyle |
Dale Bredeson |
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| Cinematography |
Music |
Editor |
| Dale Bredeson |
Eric Norcross |
Eric Norcross |
| Production
designer |
| Lee Boyle |
| Production
year: 2002 |
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| Distribution |
| TV
distribution, Int'l and Internet available |
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| Film video
type: Digital Video |
Film
Ratio: 2.35:1 |
Film
Sound: Mono
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| Eric M. Norcross,
Director/Screenwriter, attended the 76th class to go through the
Vancouver Film School's
Foundation Film course. |
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| Synopsis:
A Documentary that explores compulsive lateness.
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awards: |
| Web
address: http://www.geocities.com/toolateforgoodbye |
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